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Q: How to fix the relationship problem of "Property [id] does not exist" problem I have three model 1. Task.php 2. Project.php 3. User.php.
Task have a one to many relationship with user and project.php.
Task.php
 public function project()
    {
        return $this->belongsTo(Project::class);
    }
public function user()
    {
        return $this->belongsTo(User::class,'member_id');
    }

User.php
public function tasks()
    {
        return $this->hasMany(Task::class);
    }

Project.php
public function tasks()
    {
        return $this->hasMany(Task::class);
    }

Nowi want to retrieve all the task that is associated with users where project id is one (Actually not one, id is passed through url).Here is my attempt
public function taskList($id)
    {
        $project=Project::with('tasks')->find($id);
        $tasks=Task::has('user')->whereHas('project',function($project){
            $project->where('id',$project->id);
        })->get();
        dd($tasks);
        return view('leader.tasks',compact('project'));
    }

In the above either i give the $id which is i get from the url either $project->id, it always through me the error.Please help me to solve this.

A: public function taskList($id)
    {
        $project=Project::with('tasks')->find($id);
        $tasks=Task::has('user')->whereHas('project', function($query) use ($project) {
            $query->where('id', $project->id);
        })->get();
        dd($tasks);
        return view('leader.tasks',compact('project'));
    }

A: You need to use with() method along with has()
public function taskList($id)
{
    $project=Project::with('tasks')->find($id);
    $tasks=Task::with('user')->has('user')->whereHas('project', function($query) use ($project) {
        $query->where('id', $project->id);
    })->get();
    dd($tasks);
    return view('leader.tasks',compact('project'));
}

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NFOIC's latest research explores transparency in state and local economic development incentives - (11-17-2020) NFOIC's latest research explores transparency in state and local economic development incentives.
NFOIC to Expand Collaboration with the Brechner Center for Freedom of Information in Restructuring - (10-26-2020) The National Freedom of Information Coalition will combine forces with the University of Florida's Brechner Center for Freedom of Information in developing new programs that foster government transparency and serve state coalitions for open government.
Two new members join NFOIC's Board of Directors - (10-16-2020) The members of the National Freedom of Information Coalition voted to add two new members to the organization's board of directors during its virtual annual meeting yesterday.
NFOIC Announces Winners of 2020 FOI Research Competition - (09-10-2020) Nine winning research papers have been accepted to the second National Freedom of Information Coalition FOI research competition.
Job Opening: NFOIC is hiring an outreach coordinator - (09-10-2020) The National Freedom of Information Coalition is seeking an outreach coordinator to support a network of state open government organizations through programs that position them for success.
Guam open government leader joins NFOIC - (08-19-2020) The Vigilance Committee, Inc. a nonprofit organization in the U.S. Territory of Guam, is the newest member of the National Freedom of Information Coalition (NFOIC).
Knight FOI Litigation Fund supports another pandemic-related open meetings lawsuit - (07-06-2020) In Osceola County, FL, the board of commissioners have been charged with repeatedly denying access to meeting minutes and public access to meetings of the county's Executive Policy Group (EPG), which is a decision-making board during a state of emergency.
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico open government group is NFOIC's newest coalition member - (06-29-2020) Espacios Abiertos (Open Spaces), an independent, non-partisan, non-profit organization promotes open, transparent and accountable government in Puerto Rico to create and strengthen mechanisms for civic participation.
Join a conversation on police transparency reforms - (06-19-2020) Join moderator Valerie Lemmie of the Kettering Foundation, Colorado Representative Leslie Herod, Susan Hutson of NACOLE, the Brechener Center's Frank LoMonte and Nabiha Syed of the Mark Up for a conversation about police transparency reforms.
50+ organizations sign NFOIC-Brechner Center statement on police records transparency - (06-12-2020) More than 50 organizations have signed on in support of the statement, which calls for states to enact reforms opening every aspect of the police misconduct oversight process to public scrutiny.
Knight FOI Fund supports lawsuit for "illegal" city council meeting during pandemic - (05-29-2020) A lawsuit filed by two Florida open government attorneys charge three council members in the City of Sebastian with holding an illegal meeting and violating all four requirements of Florida's sunshine law.
More than 144 Organizations Sign Statement on Government Coronavirus Emergency Transparency - (04-01-2020) NFOIC and the Brechner Center wrote a statement to state, tribal and local public institutions voicing concerns about transparency and access to meetings and records as these institutions respond to the Coronavirus emergency and continue their administrative deliberations.
New service tracks state transparency-related bills - (03-16-2020) A new bill tracking tool will allow the public to more easily access information about transparency-related bills in their state legislatures. NFOIC has created 51 dashboards on its website for each state and the District of Columbia.
Biennial open government survey reveals big challenges - (03-16-2020) Fewer watchdogs, uncooperative public officials are biggest challenges to open government today, according to Open Government Survey. "The impact from the decline in local and regional news media can be seen in the responses since the survey began in 2009. "
NFOIC's latest white paper examines open records laws enforcement - (02/12/2020) The National Freedom of Information Coalition is pleased to announce the publication of its latest white paper, "Blueprint to Transparency: Non-compliance and Lack of Enforcement of Open Records Laws in Select U.S. States." The paper looks at the varying enforcement mechanisms by state governments, including criminal penalties, civil penalties and attorney fee-shifting.
FOI/Open Government coalitions from Pennsylvania and Nevada join NFOIC - (02/12/2020) The Pennsylvania Freedom of Information Coalition and the Nevada Coalition for Open Government become NFOIC's newest state FOI alliances. Now, 37 states and the District of Columbia make up the National Freedom of Information Coalition, whose mission is to make sure state and local governments and public institutions have laws, policies and procedures to facilitate the public's access to their records and proceedings.
NFOIC and Brechner Center 2020 Freedom of Information Paper Competition Call - (02/11/2020) Do you have research in freedom of information that will make a difference? Then submit your proposal to the FOI research paper competition for presentation at the Sept. 24-26, 2020, national FOI summit in Kansas City. Top-three papers will earn cash prizes and the top three papers will be guaranteed publication in the online Journal of Civic Information.
NFOIC reveals pilot project results looking at 2019 state transparency bills nationwide - (01/15/2020) The National Freedom of Information Coalition is pleased to announce the publication of its latest research, "Legislating Open Government: The Prevalence of Transparency-Related Language in 2019 State Legislative Bills." The report is a culmination of a months-long pilot project analyzing all bills introduced in 2019 sessions across the U.S. ...
FOI-L listserv moves to NFOIC - (11/07/2019) After 25 years being hosted at the University of Syracuse, the national forum for persons working on open government and transparency issues has relocated to the NFOIC...
Blog Post: Atlanta launches new culture of transparency - (10/4/2019) Anyone interested in transparency in state and local governments must be following the developments in the City of Atlanta. Yesterday, the city unveiled its new compliance strategy...
NFOIC urges independence for Oregon's Public Records Advocate - (09/13/19) Open, accessible and accountable government with freedom to public information without interference from governing bodies — or elected officials — is essential to our democratic republic. But that fundamental value may be at stake in Oregon...
NFOIC's latest white paper focuses on technology and transparency - (09/05/2019) The National Freedom of Information Coalition is pleased to announce the publication of its latest white paper, "Portal to Compliance: A Qualitative Analysis of Online Public Record Request Services in Major U.S. Cities." The paper examines the varying capabilities of online portals hosted by government agencies, as well as solutions provider capabilities, pricing, administrative practices and what makes portals effective and efficient.
Missouri and Rhode Island open government groups join NFOIC - (08/19/2019) The Missouri Sunshine Coalition and Access Rhode Island are now part of a national network of state FOI organizations which include citizen-driven nonprofit FOI organizations, academic and First Amendment centers, journalistic societies and attorneys.
NFOIC adopts '2020 Vision' for improving state and local government transparency - (08/15/2019) The National Freedom of Information Coalition is doubling down on its efforts to help state government transparency groups strengthen laws, improve agency record dissemination practices, and diversify the open-government community.
NFOIC Announces FOI Research Competition Winners - (03/29/2019) Twelve winning research papers have been accepted to the first National Freedom of Information Coalition FOI research competition. The papers will be presented April 12, 2019, at the NFOIC National FOI Summit in Dallas. In all, 18 one-page proposals were entered.
Four state open government champions to be inducted into the NFOIC's Open Government Hall of Fame - (03/27/2019) Four "Heroes of the 50 States" — representing California, Georgia, South Dakota and Texas with backgrounds in journalism, local government, law and academia joined an elite group.
Open government is under attack in Kentucky (again) - (03/04/2019) In a shocking effort by the Kentucky Legislature to undermine government transparency and accountability, Rep. Jason Petrie (R-Elkton) has introduced HB 387, which aims to make it harder for Kentuckians to know how their tax dollars are being used by the commonwealth to lure and incentivize businesses to locate there.
Nominations sought for the State Open Government Hall of Fame - (01/14/2019) The National Freedom of Information Coalition is seeking nominations for this year's "Heroes of the Fifty States," the Open Government Hall of Fame. The open government hall of fame recognizes individuals for their "long and steady effort to preserve and protect the free flow of information about state and local government that is vital to the public in a democracy."
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NFOIC Freedom of Information Paper Competition "Call for Papers" - (12/4/18) Do you have research in freedom of information (FOI) that will make a difference? Then submit your proposal to earn a chance to present at the national FOI summit April 12-13, 2019 in Dallas, and to earn cash prizes publication in the new online Journal of Civic Information to be launched spring 2019 by the Brechner Center for Freedom of Information.
NFOIC White Paper explores vexatious, or "burdensome" public records requests - (12/03/18) A growing concern among news organizations and open government advocates is the labeling of a certain type of public records request as vexatious, unduly burdensome, nuisance, voluminous, or just annoying. Both government and journalists use these terms to apply to two forms of records request.
Reforms to solve open government challenges dominate FOI Summit discussions - (09/26/18) This year's conference included candid discussions about FOI and open government reforms needed in state legislatures and state and local government agencies. Deliberations included the need for evidence-based research and analysis to effectively address the challenges to transparency and access surrounding public information, proceedings and officials.
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NFOIC requests Google disable Gmail "self-destructing" feature for government communiqués - (05/04/18) Gmail's new "self-destructing" email feature could allow government employees to delete public records subject to federal, and state open government and Freedom of Information laws.
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Recent legislative actions in Kentucky, Iowa and Washington demonstrate urgent need for state FOI and open government reforms - (03/23/18) Existing laws directing state government transparency and accountability to residents are under threat. Three recent actions by state legislatures in Kentucky, Washington and Iowa to circumvent their state's public records and public meeting laws demonstrate the sweeping efforts by legislative bodies to undermine democracy in their jurisdictions.
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Jameel Jaffer, director of the Knight First Amendment Institute, to provide keynote address at 2017 FOI Summit - (09/21/2017) Accomplished First Amendment litigator Jameel Jaffer will share his thoughts on today's open government challenges and FOI litigation as the keynote speaker at the 2017 FOI Summit. Jaffer is the founding director of the Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University. He assumed his current position in June 2016 after leaving his position with the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) as its deputy legal director.
"Skillful" First Amendment attorney from Iowa is 2017 Inductee to the State Open Government Hall of Fame - (09/15/2017) Each year, the National Freedom of Information Coalition (NFOIC), in collaboration with the Society of Professional Journalists, solicits nominations for First Amendment "heroes" whose deeds, actions and achievements merit designation and induction into this institution. The intent is to recognize individuals whose lifetime commitment to citizen access, open government and freedom of information has left a significant legacy at the state and local level.
Media of Nebraska becomes NFOIC's newest state FOI alliance - (07/26/2017) Media of Nebraska, a 40-year-old non-profit coalition of print and electronic news organizations operating in Nebraska has become the newest member of the National Freedom of Information Coalition (NFOIC). Forty-five states and the District of Columbia make up NFOIC whose mission is to make sure state and local governments and public institutions have laws, policies and procedures to facilitate the public's access to their records and proceedings.
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2016 State Open Government Hall of Fame Inductee Announced - (09/01/2016)A former Tennessee and National Press Association president, AP board member, judge, district attorney, newspaper editor and publisher has been become the 16th inductee into the State Open Government Hall of Fame. Formal induction takes place on October 8th at the 2016 Freedom of Information Summit in Washington, D.C. More...
2016 FOI Summit Announced - (06/01/2016) The nation's capital and the 50th anniversary of the signing of the Freedom of Information Act will serve as backdrops for the 2016 FOI Summit. The National Freedom of Information Coalition (NFOIC) and the D.C. Open Government Coalition (DCOGC) will convene the summit on Friday and Saturday, October 7-8, 2016 at the Dupont Circle Hotel in Washington, D.C. More...
FOI Fund contributes to U.S. Circuit Court ruling"Educational Requester" status to students - (05/25/2016) A United States Circuit Court in the District of Columbia ruled last week in a far-reaching federal FOIA case that "Educational Requester" status in federal FOIA petitions applies to all students seeking government information for educational purposes. The plaintiff used a loan from the Knight FOI Fund administered by NFOIC to finance her appeal. More...
Nominations sought for the State Open Government Hall of Fame "Heroes" - (05/24/2016) The State Open Government Hall of Fame is open to anyone who has made a substantial, sustained and lasting contribution to open government or freedom of information within one particular state. Nominations are accepted until July 15th. More...
Troubling Trends from Biennial Open Government Survey - (03/17/2016) NFOIC's fourth biennial joint survey with the New York-based Media Law Resource Center (MLRC) shows a continuing trend that should be troubling to anyone who supports democratic freedom and open government including access to public institutions. Much of this challenge is coming from new digital forms of public records and how they are being created, classified and retrieved. More...
NFOIC Names New Officers/Board Members at Annual FOI Summit - (10/11/2015) The National Freedom of Information Coalitiontoday announced its 2016 officers and new board members during the 2015 FOI Summitin Denver. The new officers include: Mal Leary, President (vice president, Maine Freedom of Information Coalition); Katherine Garner, Vice President (executive director Florida First Amendment Foundation); Mark Horvit, Treasurer (executive director, Investigative Reporters and Editors); Megan Rhyne, Secretary (executive director, Virginia Coalition for Open Government). More...
NFOIC FOI Fund helps settle open meetings lawsuit in Florida - (09/10/2015) Florida's Thirteenth Judicial Circuit Court in Hillsborough County ruled in favor of a retired Tampa firefighter who was kept out of a 2012 pension board meeting. The Board of Trustees of the City Pension Fund for Firefighters and Police Officers in the City of Tampa kept Dennis Ribaya out of the monthly pension board meeting with a "no trespass order." According to the court filing, the Pension Board falsely accused him of "disrupting" a June meeting for saying an expletive. More...
AP General Counsel Karen Kaiser to Keynote 2015 FOI Summit - (09/08/2015) The Associated Press General Counsel Karen Kaiser will be keynote speaker Oct. 10 at the 2015 FOI Summit Hall of Fame Luncheon in Denver, Colorado. Kaiser, who serves as AP senior vice president, counsels global AP reporters on all editorial matters including subpoena and libel defense, government investigations, reporter's privilege, and access issues. Her efforts to ensure open and transparent government include leading AP's legal strategy against the U.S. Department of Justice following the seizure of AP's phone records and its lawsuit against the State Department for access to the emails of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. More...
Veteran newspaper editor and Sunshine Week pioneer named to FOI Hall of Fame - (08/31/2015) Former Miami Herald managing editor, Pete Weitzel has become the 16th inductee into the State Open Government Hall of Fame. Known as the "Heroes of the Fifty States," the Open Government Hall of Fame is a joint initiative of the National Freedom of Information Coalition (NFOIC) and the Society of Professional Journalists. Inductees are recognized for their "long and steady effort to preserve and protect the free flow of information about state and local government that is vital to the public in a democracy." Formal induction takes place on October 10th at the 2015 Freedom of Information Summit in Denver, Colorado. More...
2015 Open Government survey to measure transparency of public institutions - (08/25/2015) The National Freedom of Information Coalition (NFOIC) and the New York-based Media Law Resource Center (MLRC) has sent its fourth biennial open government survey to its members to identify current trends in public institutions for requesting and accessing public records. This year, Investigative Reporters and Editors (IRE) will participate and include their membership in the survey. Combined, the three organizations have 8,000 members who will receive the 24 question survey. Participants will include professionals from the news media, the legal profession and government watchdog organizations. More...
FOI filing and tracking requests now available from participating NFOIC state and regional coalitions with FOIA Machine - (08/12/2015) The National Freedom of Information Coalition (NFOIC) and FOIA Machine (FM) have teamed to help people file and track their FOI requests online through select NFOIC state and regional member web sites. Visitors to more than 20 NFOIC member coalition web sites will be able to use FOIA Machine's technology to prepare, file and track their FOI request to public agencies at the local, state, or federal levels. More...
NFOIC provides funding for open meetings lawsuit in Florida - (07/18/2015) The Knight FOI Fund, a legal war chest administered by the National Freedom of Information Coalition (NFOIC), has awarded a $5,000 grant to support a Florida lawsuit that could invalidate a March 2011 ballot referendum in St. Pete Beach on the grounds that the city commission made improper, closed-door decisions authorizing the citywide vote. Attorney Kenneth Weiss of Treasure Island, FL said he would file a lawsuit on behalf of St. Pete Beach resident Jim Anderson contending that the city made decisions authorizing the vote in illegal secret meetings in November 2010 and January 2011.
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On Tuesday, European Commission Vice President Neelie Kroos held a meeting with major publishers, digital service providers (DSPs) like Amazon and Google and a few authors representatives to discuss the future of the digital book economy in Europe (see attendee list).
Although the declaration was only signed by a few publishers and none of the major DSPs, it received broad support and none of the participants objected to it. Part of the reason it did not receive more signatures was that it was first published the day before the meeting was held, and amended on the spot. It will remain open for signature after the meeting.


Enchanted Kingdom, the Philippines' first theme park is celebrating its 18th year of providing wholesome fun and etching memories in every Filipino family.
It was on Oct. 19, 1995 when Mario O. Mamon created the 10- hectare theme park in Santa Rosa, Laguna. It was his dream to bring his family to a place where they could spend quality time together.
Now, his dream has spilled over to millions of families in Metro Manila. Mamon has turned his simple dream into a world-class, all-Filipino theme park.
"Enchanted Kingdom boasts rides and attractions unique to the country," Mamon says. The rides are interspersed within seven zones and have over 20 rides to choose from.
Mamon considers 2014 as a "breakout year" for EK. He views the theme-park as a vehicle to increase the traffic of tourism in the Philippines.
"I want the world to experience a world-class theme park imbued with the Filipino's brand of hospitality which is unique in all of Asia," he adds.
In addition to spearheading EK, Mamon will also steer the course for the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA). He will be the first Filipino chair and president of the 94-year-old organization.
"I hope to lead the IAAPA toward a continuous path of expanding, increasing and upgrading its membership and making it a truly global association with a special focus on the Asia-Pacific region," he says.
The IAAPA is a global association of the amusements and attractions industry. It is also the largest international trade association for permanently situated amusement facilities and attractions worldwide.
ELDAR the wizard has drawn smiles from countless Filipino families.
The association has over 4,500 suppliers, facilities and individual members from more than 90 countries.
Enchanted Kingdom has been a member of the IAAPA for years. In 1999, Mamon was elected as a board member. EK has adhered to the highest safety measures set by IAAPA.
Mamon admits that building EK was not one of his dreams. He just sort of stumbled upon it.
He graduated with a degree in agribusiness management. "I started my professional career as a sugar cane farmer. I never imagined that I would venture, and much less, fall in love with theme park business," he adds.
He says that being in the amusement and attractions industry has given his life a sense of purpose.
"I have found my niche here. It is in this industry that I will spend the rest of my productive life, with the hope of passing it on to the next generation," Mamon says.
He is married to Cynthia Romero-Mamon who happens to be the chief operating officer of EK. They have four kids—Yoni, Anna, Bea and Nico—and five grandchildren.
Expansion is also in the agenda of Mamon as EK approaches its breakout year.
He hopes that EK will enjoy the fruits of expansion within Laguna so that they could provide more venues of providing entertainment to families in PH.
Mamon also adds that he hopes to fulfill his dream of converting Enchanted Kingdom from just a theme park into a wholesome family leisure destination resort. One of his pipe dreams include building a hotel that can house EK's guests.
Through the years, EK has expanded its attractions. It also has a variety of musical shows throughout the season.
This year, a new film at the Rialto entitled "Ice Age: A mammoth Christmas" will be shown. Taking its cue from the movie "Shake, Rattle and Roll," a new horror attraction will also be featured.
Acquiring tickets for the theme-park has also been made easy as EK ties up with Omni Ticket Network. This will enable ease in entry in EK without the need for stamping and wrist-tagging.
In order to bring the rest of Metro Manila to Enchanted Kingdom, a new shuttle service for guests has been established across the metro.
The new shuttle service will have new pick-up points at Eton Centris, Quezon City and Ayala car park in Makati City. A return journey from Quezon Avenue costs P360.
"This park is created by families and it is most definitely for families to enjoy," he says.


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Using Networking gear from a Chinese State "controlled" communications company when China's Military is known for aggressively hacking companies for Industrial espionage. What could go wrong?
#1 | Posted by GalaxiePete at 2020-01-15 11:07 AM | Reply
They said that non-ionizing radiation isn't dangerous. But the B-24 crews in 2 all got floaters in the eyes. Those giant engines spinning magnetrons for RADAR.
It vibrates your molecules apart. We have known that since the first studies on 1G. You know what 5G does? It's on the same frequency of oxygen molecules (O2) caught in red blood cells.
But hell, we don't need no stinking oxygen since we are all going to become cyborgs anyway in the singularity, just like in that Disney film.
#2 | Posted by HeliumRat at 2020-01-16 01:47 AM | Reply
At first I thought the 5G thing was just another scare. But the more I'm reading about it, the more I'm believing there is something to the stories
And yes, I think the UK will base their 5G deployment on evidence.
#3 | Posted by goatman at 2020-01-16 04:52 PM | Reply
"They said that non-ionizing radiation isn't dangerous. But the B-24 crews in 2 all got floaters in the eyes. "
That sort of thing is not something one worries about with ionizing radiation. I have floaters and I am not around plane engines.
When non-ionizing radiation can be proven to cause cancers and the like, it's time to start looking. But given their nature and wavelength and size of a cell, that is impossible, unless you are orbiting a quasar. LOL
"When non-ionizing radiation can be proven to cause cancers and the like, it's time to start looking."
I disagree because it's basically impossible to create a control group for that study, one that's subtle enough to find what you're looking for.
I mean, you could raise generations upon generations of mice in a giant Faraday cage...
"They said that non-ionizing radiation isn't dangerous."
It's pretty dangerous to the ham sandwich in the microwave.
"I disagree because it's basically impossible to create a control group for that study, one that's subtle enough to find what you're looking for.
#5 | POSTED BY SNOOFY "
Sure. Animal cells are the same as humans and they are used for testing.
But that aside, testing isn't necessary. It's basic physics. Microwaves and radio wavelengths are measured in meters. Cells are nanometers and smaller. That's why EMF in the sub-nanometer (generally far UV 10^-8 meters and shorter) can damage cells.
"It's pretty dangerous to the ham sandwich in the microwave.
It doesn't harm mine. In fact, it enhances it
"It doesn't harm mine. In fact, it enhances it."
You didn't leave it in long enough.
#9 | POSTED BY SNOOFY AT 2020-01-16 05:24 PM | FLAG:
That's what my wife said.
#10 | Posted by lfthndthrds at 2020-01-16 05:28 PM | Reply | Funny: 1
"That's why EMF in the sub-nanometer (generally far UV 10^-8 meters and shorter) can damage cells."
There's multiple ways radiation can damage a cell.
It can spin the water molecules real fast and cause heating through friction, like what happens inside your microwave.
It can knock nucleotides in the DNA out of position, which is why sunlight is a potent carcinogen. 5G can certainly do the first, like a 5G tower I mean, if not the second.
"Not all types of electromagnetic radiation are carcinogenic. Low-energy waves on the electromagnetic spectrum including radio waves, microwaves, infrared radiation and visible light are thought not to be, because they have insufficient energy to break chemical bonds. Evidence for carcinogenic effects of non-ionizing radiation is generally inconclusive, though there are some documented cases of radar technicians with prolonged high exposure experiencing significantly higher cancer incidence." en.wikipedia.org
I apologize for posting after #10 which clearly wins the thread.
"There's multiple ways radiation can damage a cell.
It can spin the water molecules real fast and cause heating through friction, like what happens inside your microwave."
That's not ionizing radiation. That is thermal. It is no different than sticking your hand into a pot of boiling water. But the radiation is so small, this doesn't come anywhere close to happening. Obviously.
"It can knock nucleotides in the DNA out of position, which is why sunlight is a potent carcinogen. 5G can certainly do the first, like a 5G tower I mean, if not the second."
No, microwaves cannot do that. It takes radiation with wavelengths many orders of magnitudes shorter to do that. As I said earlier, far UV (~10^-8 m) RF is 10 cm to 8m range. So we are talking radiation that is 1,000,000,000 to 1,000,000,000,000,000 times too long to do cellular damage as far as cellular mutation.
Light, which is between 10^-7 and 10^-6 m in wavelength is much more 'dangerous' than microwaves. They are several orders of magnitude closer to ionizing radiation than to RF. In fact, far UV, just outside our range of vision is considered ionizing, which is why God gave us sunscreen and SPF.
"You didn't leave it in long enough.
#9 | POSTED BY SNOOFY"
Maybe you put a ham sandwich in the microwave for different purposes than I do. I put mine in to warm it up and enhance its flavor. And yes, for that purpose it is in long enough.
The graphic of the wavelengths aren't to scale, obviously. That would be impossible to to. Look at the numbers which are necessarily on a logarithmic scale.
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National security concerns v. saving money by using reliable Chinese technology? Hmmm. I wonder which one the government will choose.
#16 | Posted by moder8 at 2020-01-16 05:53 PM | Reply
"I put mine in to warm it up and enhance its flavor."
And what happens if you put it in for triple the normal time?
What amount of non-ionizing radiation is required to enhance your flavor, and how can you be sure you're not getting too much?
That's not ionizing radiation."
It is not ionizing radiation.
It is merely... harmful radiation.
"It is not ionizing radiation.
#18 | POSTED BY SNOOFY "
Yeah, I guess if you are standing in front of a radar. But not many of us do that.
You, at this very moment are being bombarded by RF emitted by dozens if not hundreds of radio TV, satellite, your cell phone, and even your microwave oven when you operate it. The Faraday screen on the door and the door itself "leak" a little bit. But you don't feel hot and sweaty from all this radiation, do you? Of course not. So fear not. about RF cooking you. If it did, it would have happened to all of us by now.
"And what happens if you put it in for triple the normal time?
POSTED BY SNOOFY"
Depends on the food. Ham sandwich:
First of all, I'd never nuke the entire sandwich. It would ruin the bread. Microwaves are all different, but with mine, I would heat the ham for about 26 seconds, less if using shaved ham.
Then I'd slap on the rye bread and eat it with some mustard, swiss cheese, and onion.
How can I be sure it's not getting too much, you ask? I"m a good cook who knows his kitchen equipment and how to use it as well as the cooking properties of most all foods.
"How can I be sure it's not getting too much, you ask? I"m a good cook who knows his kitchen equipment and how to use it as well as the cooking properties of most all foods."
Does your expertise extend to 5G towers?
"Does your expertise extend to 5G towers?
Those aren't used for cooking, snoofy.
If you wish to play games rather than engage in adult conversation, just come out and say so rather than engage in your usual game playing.
"Those aren't used for cooking"
But they do emit a lot of non-ionizing radiation, just like a microwave or a radar.
You know, the radar you're not supposed to stand in front of...
"But they do emit a lot of non-ionizing radiation, just like a microwave or a radar.
I've heard no stories of people being cooked by 5G towers. I'm pretty sure the folks who developed it would have reported their colleagues were succumbing to overheating. It would be hard to keep something like that a secret.
Also, those microwaves are subject to the inverse square law like all EMF.
Are you through with the games and feigning ignorance? If not, please afford me the curtest of saying so.
I've heard no stories of people being cooked by 5G towers.
#24 | POSTED BY GOATMAN AT 2020-01-16 09:06 PM | FLAG:
5G is universal for communication or as a defense mechanism. I can't prove it, but I believe that the governments will implement whatever they have to to control anything that threatens them in a civil unrest situation. shut down communications, disable vehicles, - whatever it takes. and once everything is controlled by an internet signs, we're screwed. That time is coming.
signs = signal
"I've heard no stories of people being cooked by 5G towers."
1. You don't hear everything.
2. 5G towers are new.
"I'm pretty sure the folks who developed it would have reported their colleagues were succumbing to overheating."
Were you pretty sure the people who developed Vioxx would have reported if their patients were dying?
You sound impossibly naive.
""I'm pretty sure the folks who developed it would have reported their colleagues were succumbing to overheating."
Why?"
I dunno. People tend to speak out about colleagues who start overheating and then dying. At least in my world. Maybe in snoofyland this is the norm.
Bye, snoofy. I told you wasn't going to pay games if you kept it up.
"2. 5G towers are new.
Compared to 4G. THey've been around for two years. It's incredible how its developers have kept the microwaved people a secret for that long
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Q: How to use an unknown number of queries? Let's assume that I have a List of playing card objects whose values are stored in a delimited string containing the value, suit, and color. Eg. "king:heart:red"
Admittedly, a bad design choice but just go with it for the purpose of the question.
I could write the following linq queries:
var result = from c in cards
    where c.Contains("king")
    select c;

var result = from c in cards
    where c.Contains("king")
    where c.Contains("red")
    select c;

var result = from c in cards
    where c.Contains("king")
    where c.Contains("queen")
    where c.Contains("jack")
    select c;

The first one would return the four kings
The second would return the two red queens
And the third would return all 12 picture cards.
What if the where.Contains queries were based on user input and could have many more options?  How would I write the code to deal with an unknown number of where.Contains queries?

A: Out of the top of my head something like this would be possible with entity framework:

var inPut = new List<string> { "king", "red", "jack" };

var result = from c in cards
    where inPut.Any(x => c.Contains(x))
    select c;

A: try this
    var cards= new string[] { "king:red:jack", "king:heart:red" };

    var strArray = new string[] { "heart" };

    var result = GetCards(cards,strArray);

public IEnumerable<string> GetCards(string[] cards,  string[] strArray)
{
    return cards.Where(c=> IfContains(c,strArray)).ToArray();
}

public bool IfContains(string card, string[] strArray)
{
    var cardArray =card.Split(":");
    return cardArray.Any(c => strArray.Contains(c));
}

test result
[ "king:heart:red" ]

or if you have string from an  user input
var input="king,red";
var strArr=input.Split(',');
var result=GetCards(cards,strArr);

test result
[ "king:heart:red","king:red:jack"]


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PS2 reaches 150 million shipments, Sony expects more growth
I'd buy another one if they released a new model with an HDMI port and upscaling abilities.
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Article: Google announces new policy to crack down on piracy searches
Pretty funny to see this. For a company that made such an international incident over China's internet censorship, they sure don't mind censoring...
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That would be me! Just because it's outdated doesn't mean it's bad. The PS2 still has some of the best games ever made. I occasionally take...
Wow! The people of Japan actually look interested in Kinect
I read somewhere else that they had a bunch of J-Pop idols and famous wrestlers at the event. Other sources showed no one using Kinect displays...
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Article: MS reveals it will step up its effort on PC gaming
Didn't they say they were going to put more effort into GFWL earlier this year? I have yet to see any evidence of that. In fact, they should...
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MS learnt their lesson and are confident about new Xbox 360 reliability
Being made in China isn't the flaw with the 360. It was engineered by Americans and the design flaw was in the engineering, not the manufacturing.
Post by: Hanzaisha, Jul 15, 2010 in forum: Archived General Gaming News
SEGA confirms Yakuza 4 for Spring 2011
Great news! I love this franchise. Keep `em coming Sega. Don't Shenmue us again! They have a shitload of dialogue to translate. Not only...
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Article: MS now says its OK to be a gay XBOX LIVE gamer
I agree 100% - be whatever you want, but flaunting it like it's some sort of revolution is something I will never understand. People who...
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SEGA wants Shenmue III, offers console exclusivity
I would only want Shenmue III if they brought Yu Suzuki back to do it. If I remember correctly, since last year, he only holds an "honorary...
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Demon's Souls crowned Gamespot game of the year
I'm not a big fan of GameSpot, but it's really nice to see someone change things up for once. It's always the trendy mainstream games that win...
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Sony: We will continue to support the Playstation Two fully
Sakura Wars is finally coming to the US in March, which is a translation of a 4.5 year old Japanese game. That's probably the last PS2 game worth...
Dynasty Warriors: Strikeforce set for mid February release
Simple. They cater to a specific audience that wants more. You could say the same about CoD or Halo.


A charge to explore stranger originated/owned annuities was approved by state insurance regulators during the spring meeting of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, Kansas City, Mo., here.
Brenda Cude, an NAIC funded consumer advocate and professor of the University of Georgia, recommended to the 'A' Committee that NAIC buyers' guides and literature be reviewed to reflect new issues that the market now faces. And, Doug Head, executive director of the Life Insurance Settlement Association, Orlando, Fla., also recommended that the NAIC compendium of laws on viatical settlements be examined to reflect changes both to life settlement models and laws.


Anduin brings us a very tasty Reader Recipe, which is actually three recipes in one. In this meal, grilled cedar plank salmon, creamy cauliflower, and asparagus all together into one tasty dinner. She says: "I love salmon- it's great for your hair, skin and it tastes amazing. I make two portions of this so I can add the second fillet to a salad the next day." Amen, brother!
Add the cauliflower to a pot with about 1/2 inch of water in it. Cover and bring to a boil. Cook until done (you can stick a fork into the cauliflower without resistance), about 5-8 minutes.
For the salmon: Mix melted coconut oil with minced garlic. Massage this into the salmon fillets, place them on the planks and add sea salt, black pepper to taste and a generous amount of Chinese five spice. Anduin says: "I use this in stir fries, in lentils, soups- even coffee! It's up to you but I like to drizzle a tiny bit of pure maple syrup over the fish for a little maple flavor. No more than a tsp."
Preheat the grill to medium-high heat (about 400°). Once you've reached temperature, turn off half of your burners (if using a gas grill) or push the coals to one side so one half of your grill does not have direct heat below it. Place plank on the indirect heat part of the grill. Cook 10 minutes, rotate 90 degrees then another 5-10 minutes depending on how you like your salmon cooked.
While the salmon is cooking, heat 1 tbs. of the ghee in a saucepan. Add the minced garlic and cook until the garlic is fragrant (about 1 minute). Add the beans and cook until warm (about 2 minutes). Remove from heat. In a food processor or blender, add cooked cauliflower, warmed cannelloni beans, ghee, sea salt, and garlic. Blend, and then slowly add chicken broth and blend to desired consistency. As Anduin says: "I prefer creamy and easy to pour. This is one of my favorite sides and my family loves it!"
In a saucepan, heat up the last tbs of ghee. Add asparagus and sautée to desired doneness (about 5 mins for crunchy, which is how Anduin likes it). Plate salmon on 1/2 cup cauliflower surrounded by a few asparagus spears.
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Interest was high in the much-anticipated Zibi condo project, as hundreds of people lined up to attend the sales launch on Saturday.
And within hours of the unveiling, more than a dozen apartments were sold in the first six-storey building called "O."
The name of the 65-unit building is, in part, a play on the French word for water, eau, as the first building has prime views of the Ottawa River, Parliament Hill, Chaudière Falls and downtown Ottawa.
Condos in the unit ranged in price from $190,000 to about $750,000, depending on amenities, and buyers should be able to move in by the spring of 2017.
The Zibi project is the Windmill Development Group and Dream Unlimited Corp.'s large-scale sustainable development and redevelopment project on the dilapidated site of the former Domtar property, between Ottawa and Gatineau.
The name "Zibi" – the Algonquin word for river – is recognition of the Algonquin presence in the region and their inclusion in the project. Just last week, Windmill vowed to provide jobs and collaborate with the local Algonquin people.
"Being included in this project and event is a great opportunity. I'm happy to be a part of something that will take these old buildings and make them into something beautiful," said Marie-Cecile Nottaway, owner of Wawatay Catering.
"We've been told that we're the only private sector developer to ever approach the local native communities, and we recognize what a critical component that is," said Windmill partner Rodney Wilts.
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Demand strong for Zibi phase one, says Windmill partner
By Tom Pechloff of OBJ – Published on May 29, 2015
A "microcosm" of Windmill Development's Zibi development at Chaudiere Falls went on sale this weekend.
"Tragically for a developer, Ottawa has never been the kind of town where people camp out and line up down the block and sell out in three hours," Mr. Wilts said. "That has not been an Ottawa phenomenon, but I definitely expect demand to be very strong and I fully expect we're going to move a fair number of units."
Mr. Wilts said Windmill has around 3,500 registrants – those interested in the properties for sale – signed up online. Sixty-five condos will be available Saturday morning at 10 a.m., and Mr. Wilts said Windmill will also be "taking interest" in between 15,000 and 20,000 square feet of commercial and retail space that will go in existing, repurposed buildings. Mr. Wilts said more commercial space will be available soon.
A commercial tenant will have to fit the Windmill vision, Mr. Wilts added.
"We're looking a lot at of local operators, locally owned and operated independent businesses," he said. "We're inspired by examples like Granville Island (in Vancouver), like the Distillery District in Toronto that is very heavy into those kinds of businesses."
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Windmill signs letter of intent with Algonquins, gets One Planet designation
Windmill Developments marked a couple Canadian firsts Thursday, announcing collaborative agreements with the Algonquin-Anishinabe community that will ensure that community has a strong presence in the development of the former Domtar Lands.
Windmill Developments and members of the Algonquin community mark letter of intent, One Planet sustainable community designation
Windmill founding partner Jeff Westeinde signed a letter of intent with Pikwakanagan chief Kirby Whiteduck that will see several collaborative initiatives, including ensuring Algonquin tradespeople work on the company's $1-billion Zibi mixed-use development, youth mentorships are put in place and economic development partnerships and small business opportunities are created.
Mr. Whiteduck said he was also happy Windmill and Bioregional want to work to create a sustainable community around the area of the Ottawa River, which has been contaminated by years of industrial use.
"We think that's something the Algonquins want to be a part of and continue that legacy that we've always had with the territory, the land and the waters," he said.
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Zibi, Ottawa becomes the world's 10th One Planet Community
London, May 21, 2015 – UK-based sustainability charity Bioregional has endorsed
Ottawa-Gatineau's Zibi project as Canada's first One Planet Community and the world's
tenth.
One Planet Living PR Event May 2015
One Planet Community status is the gold standard in sustainability ambition for
development projects, representing not just endorsement of green building standards
but an ongoing commitment to all aspects of sustainable development through the
lifetime of a project.
Zibi, which means 'river' in the Algonquin language, is a waterfront area located in the
downtown cores of Ottawa and Gatineau overlooking both the Ottawa River and
Chaudière Falls. The name of the development was chosen as a public commitment to
the Algonquin-Anishinabe people, on whose unceded land the Ottawa Valley, and parts
of Ontario and Quebec are situated.
Redeveloped from industrial brownfield land once dominated by a paper mill, the 37-acre
site will include a blend of commercial and retail properties, condominium developments,
a hotel, waterfront parks and open spaces and a network of pedestrian and cycling
paths.
Over three million square feet of development is planned. Zibi will provide a unique
opportunity for people to live, work, play and learn in one of the National Capital
Region's most picturesque and historic areas.
Working with Bioregional, developers Windmill Development Group and Dream Unlimited Corp. have used the 10 principles of the One Planet Living framework to help guide sustainability and eco-friendly planning for Zibi. Its One Planet Community status is underpinned by a sustainability action plan based on these 10 principles.
Zibi's plan highlights include:
A district-wide energy system, which aims to provide Zibi with zero carbon energy
A target for only 2% or less of the waste generated by the completed development to go to landfill
90% reduction in transport greenhouse gas emissions compared to the regional average, thanks to prioritising walking, cycling and charging points for electric vehicles
Cutting water use by more than half compared to the regional average – waterusing appliances will be super-efficient and non-potable water will be used for irrigation of green spaces and toilet flushing
Radically increasing biodiversity (by 400%) above existing levels on the site
Housing opportunities for a diverse range of renters and buyers, and preferential allocation in some of the commercial space to local and socially responsible businesses
Working together with the Algonquin-Anishinabe community in ways that generate lasting and tangible benefits to present and future generations; creating a new model for how private developers engage with First Nations in Canada
A strong point of Windmill and Dream's commitment with First Nations and to the One Planet Community framework is the creation by the Algonquin-Anishinabe of an Advisory Council on Integrity. The Committee is made up of individuals who believe in the importance of sustainability, and who wish to ensure the integrity and appropriateness of the Zibi development on issues of First Nations culture, heritage and socio-economics.
Pooran Desai OBE, Co-founder of Bioregional and International Director of its One Planet Communities Programme commented:
"If everyone on earth consumed natural resources at the same rate as the average Canadian we would need four planets to support us. One Planet Communities – like Zibi aims to be – are places where it is easy, attractive and affordable for people to lead happy and healthy lives within the environmental limits of the planet.
"We are thrilled to launch the Canadian flagship in the One Planet Communities network with such an ambitious and innovative project. Zibi sets a new standard for sustainable development in Canada. Windmill is showing leadership at the global level and we are delighted that Zibi is joining our network of the earth's greenest neighbourhoods."
Rodney Wilts, Partner of Windmill Development commented:
"This endorsement from Bioregional – and the required planning and monitoring that goes with it – brings us that much closer to our vision of creating one of the world's most sustainable communities. We are not just focusing on the energy, water and resource saving performance of the buildings; we are equally concerned with encouraging and supporting sustainable behaviours from its residents, visitors and the businesses working out of it."
Jason Lester, Senior Vice President of Urban Development at Dream commented:
"Becoming a One Planet Community is more than receiving a stamp of approval. It's a long-term commitment to bring our ambitious plan to life and to continue to work diligently to build a better community through sustainability."
Brenda Odjick, Chair of the Algonquin-Anishinabe Advisory Committee on Integrity commented:
"Windmill has extended a hand in friendship to the Algonquin-Anishinabe people. Never before has a private developer been as inclusive and collaborative in this part of Canada, and as consistent with the Algonquin-Anishinabe values attached to the environment and to community."
Background and information:
Zibi's One Planet Action Plan
About One Planet Living
Bioregional's existing One Planet communities
Zibi i-site
About Bioregional
Bioregional, a registered charity and award winning social enterprise based in the UK, champions a better, more sustainable way to live. It works with partners to create better places for people to live, work and do business. Its ambition is simple. It wants its practical projects to inspire people to live happy, healthy lives within the natural limits of the planet, leaving space for wildlife and wilderness. It calls this One Planet Living. The charity has, since it was founded in 1994, established a number of associated enterprises to develop or continue the charitable mission and in which the charity sometimes retains an interest.
Windmill is a visionary company dedicated to transforming conventional development practices by ensuring that exemplary ecological, social and financial returns are achieved in all their projects. Every Windmill development is conceived, designed and constructed to protect and enhance the local community and our ecosystem. Windmill is the only developer in North America to have achieved LEED Platinum on all its mixed-use projects. Completed projects include The Currents, a performing arts centre and modern condominium tower in Ottawa's Wellington West neighbourhood, and Dockside Green, a model sustainable community in Victoria that was named one of 16 Clinton Climate Initiative Climate Positive developments.
About Dream
Dream (TSX:DRM) is one of Canada's leading real estate companies with approximately $14.7 billion of assets under management in North America and Europe. The scope of the business includes residential land development, housing and condominium development, asset management for three TSX-listed real estate investment trusts and one TSX-listed diversified, hard asset alternatives trust, investments in and management of Canadian renewable energy infrastructure and commercial property ownership. Dream's development projects include Toronto's Distillery Historic District as well as the 2015 Pan Parapan American Athletes' Village. Dream has an established track record for being innovative and for its ability to source, structure and execute compelling investment opportunities.
About the Algonquin-Anishinabe Advisory Committee on Integrity
The Advisory Committee is non-political and will act as a recommendation body to Windmill Developments on issues of Algonquin-Anishinabe interests, notably to ensure the integrity and appropriateness of cultural, heritage and socio-economic aspects of the Zibi project. The Committee has been created by Algonquin-Anishinabe women and is designed to work in a culturally appropriate way, inspired by ancestral Algonquin-Anishinabe practices.
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Guest blog by Grayson Kemper, Senior Content Developer and Marketer at Clutch.
Digital Scientists CEO, Bob Klein, recently provided insight for new research report about how people use IoT devices published by Clutch, a B2B ratings and reviews firm based in Washington, D.C.
Digital Scientists is currently ranked among the top Internet of Things developers.
People own and use smart home appliances the most among IoT devices, according to Clutch's survey of over 500 people who own an IoT device. The survey found that two-thirds of people (67%) own a smart home appliance.
Despite the number of people who own an IoT device, most don't depend on their devices to live their everyday lives.
Nearly two-thirds of respondents (64%) say they don't need their devices to accomplish their daily activities.
For Klein, this indicates that consumers generally find that connected devices are useful, but not life-altering, especially compared to smartphones.
"If you left your phone at home and drove off to work, how many people are going to go back and get it? And how will not having it impact their day?" Klein said in the report.
The report's findings about consumers future IoT investment plans are concerning for brands and IoT developers, at least on the surface. Over half of people don't plan to invest in a connected device over the next 12 months.
The choice in whether people own a connected device, however, may not actually be up to them, Klein posits in the report.
Many modern devices, particularly smart home appliances, come equipped with connected functionalities.
Modern televisions, for example, are often equipped with connected functionalities – for example, the ability to sync with Netflix, Hulu, or HBO accounts through applications that can be accessed using a remote or voice command system.
For these devices, the actual concerns IoT companies may have is people adjusting their devices so that they can't be connected.
In all likelihood, though, people will not intentionally disconnect these functionalities from their devices – they'll use the connected functions if devices come equipped with them, the same way they currently fail to connect their IoT devices.
People still do not download the same applications on multiple connected devices: less than 10% connect IoT devices through applications, the survey found.
To create an ecosystem of connected devices (an "internet of things") that people can use to control aspects of their lives, it's often necessary to download applications to actually connect their devices.
The focus for IoT developers and companies, then, should be to convince people to connect devices to each other.
The more people use their devices, the more benefits they can receive from using connected devices, particularly smart home appliances.
For example, people can earn energy and cost savings from syncing IoT devices with each other.
For insight on the full report, visit here.
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Q: Mondrian schema cache control I am having trouble clearing the Mondrian schema cache on my BI server. I go to
Tools->Refresh->Mondrian cache. But clear_mondrian_schema_cache.xaction does not seem to be clearing the cache.
I need the results to update as the source data changes, but I seem to keep getting cached results every time I issue a query.
Can someone help me with the API to enable periodic schema cache refresh?

A: i use the following bash script. which works nicely without any API faff :).
it is the equivalent of clicking tools > refresh > mondrian cache in the console.
the variable schema is the name of the schema which you see in the schema workbench app
#!bin/bash
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# script to clean pentaho cache

user=XXX
pass=XXX
host=localhost
schema=Reporting%20schemas

wget --no-check-certificate http://${host}:2310/pentaho/content/analyzer/ajax/clearCache?catalog=${schema}\&userid=${user}\&password=${pass}

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Maple Grove Farm is a historic farm property on Boners Run Road in Shawsville, Virginia.  The farm complex includes an early 20th-century Colonial Revival farmhouse and a number of outbuildings, including a small log house that dates to the early period of the property's agricultural use.  The property also includes a small mill complex.  The land was part of a large tract given to Ephraim Vause in 1748, and developed later in the 18th century by the Madison family.  The property was used for dairy and cattle production for most of the 20th century.

The farm was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1991.

See also
National Register of Historic Places listings in Montgomery County, Virginia

References

Farms on the National Register of Historic Places in Virginia
National Register of Historic Places in Montgomery County, Virginia
Colonial Revival architecture in Virginia
Buildings and structures completed in 1910
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The Internet has become the most important part of our life. Chrome is one of the most popular and widely used applications over the Internet. If you are a frequent user then you might have encountered some issues or errors on this browser. One among them is ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE error. This is one of the most common error and can also occur in other applications like Firefox, Drupal, PHP, Ajax, WordPress and sometimes on Youtube also.
The ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE error occurs whenever the attempt to log in a website fails. It just blocks you and stops you from reaching the site. It shows that there is some problem with the Website server, but it happens often because of any problem within own system. We have to admit that we cannot solve any problem related to the website server but we can make some efforts to solve this ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE error if the cause for the error is started from our side.
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We cannot say what is the exact cause for the appearance of this error, as there is a lot of things responsible for this. Even the causes may be your browser, driver or other junk files of your computers.
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Clear browsing data command box will pop up. Select Cookies and other site and plug-in data and Cached images and files.
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IU community mourns passing of Police Chief Keith Cash
BLOOMINGTON, IND. -- The entire Indiana University Bloomington community is deeply saddened and shocked by the unexpected death of IU Police Chief Keith Cash, who passed away at approximately 6:20 p.m. today at Bloomington Hospital of natural causes.
Keith Cash
Cash, a 29-year veteran of the IU Police Department, was named chief in October 2010 after serving as an operations captain on the force for nine years. During his time as chief, Cash, 50, oversaw a police force of approximately 100 officers and staff responsible for the public safety of IU's flagship campus.
"Keith served Indiana University with enormous distinction and honor for nearly three decades, culminating in a highly successful, and all too short, tenure as chief," IU President Michael A. McRobbie said. "Keith's love for this university, and the Bloomington campus in particular, was apparent to all who knew him. Our deepest sympathies go out to his family members. He will be greatly missed, and we all grieve at the loss of such a wonderful man."
Cash, a native of Jeffersonville, Ind., earned his bachelor's and master's degrees in criminal justice from IU Bloomington and in 2004 graduated from the Federal Bureau of Investigation National Academy. Cash was honored in 2011 by IU student media with the Trevor R. Brown Award, given annually to the IU Bloomington staff member who demonstrated respect and support for the First Amendment and student media.
Cash also was an instructor at the IU Police Academy and a guest lecturer in criminal justice and other classes at IU Bloomington. He served on the board of the Indiana Association of Indiana Chiefs of Police and was a member of the International Association of Chiefs of Police.
"Keith was ideally suited for the role of police chief of one of the largest college campuses in the United States," said Mark Bruhn, associate vice president for public safety and institutional assurance. "Keith was admired and respected by the entire police force and, on a personal note, I will be forever grateful for his wise counsel. Our hearts go out to his family and friends."
IU Executive Vice President for University Regional Affairs, Planning and Policy John Applegate added, "Keith had a deep understanding of the IU Bloomington campus and community, as well as an appreciation of the unique challenges of ensuring the safety of the more than 40,000 students who call IU Bloomington home each year."
Cash is survived by his mother, Judy Cash; father, Tom Cash; brother Mike; and brother and sister-in-law Steve and Nancy Cash. Funeral arrangements are pending.
Deputy Chief Laury Flint, who will serve as acting police chief until a permanent successor is named, called Cash "the type of leader you can't replace and a true mentor to me and other members of the force."
"Keith was as fine an officer as I have had the honor to work with during my more than 30 years with the IU Police Department," said Jerry Minger, who oversees the police forces on all IU campuses in his role as public safety director. "I have lost a dear friend, and the IU community has lost one of its best advocates and protectors. The entire IU Police family mourns the loss of Keith Cash."


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I would like to install a new version of git,is there a yum resource anywhere?
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