Huge congratulations to Our Lady's students who had a very successful outing at the cross country district finals last Fri 1stFebruary. There was an exceptional performance from the minor girls, in particular. Hazel Hughes was the overall winner of that race with Tara Renaghan finishing 8th and Edel Murphy 5th. This made the girls the clear winners of the team prize. Grace Kelly, meanwhile, was 4th in the junior girls' race.
Pictured in Our Lady's Secondary School with Principal Mr Eddie Kelly are left to right, Tara Renaghan, Hazel Hughes and Edel Murphy who were the overall team winners of the minor girls race in the Cross Country District Finals. The girls along with Grace Kelly, Reece Brady, Gearóid Coyle, Daniel Madden and Cathal McCooey now compete in the Ulster Cross Country on Feb 13th.
In the boys' events, Reece Brady and Gearoid Coyle both qualified in the senior event. Likewise in the intermediate race, Daniel Madden qualified while Cathal McCooey put in a strong run to qualify in the minor boys' race. A great day was had by all and we extend our good wishes to all the winners who will compete in the Ulster Cross Country on Feb 13th.


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FaceTite is a new procedure that is comparable to a surgical facelift, without the large scars. FaceTite provides dramatic improvement in skin laxity on the face and neck, which was previously only attainable through a surgical procedure such as a facelift. FaceTite utilizes minimally invasive radio-frequency energy to melt fat and tighten skin.
By avoiding a facelift procedure with the large incisions, patients will benefit from reduced post-procedural swelling and discomfort. This is a less traumatic process with a natural looking final result.


A moped means any motorcycle that: Minimum age to obtain learner's permit is 15 years 6 months. Must pass motorcycle theory test. Must complete Drivers Licence... The format of this practice test is also very similar to that of the real exam. You will have the option of viewing a helpful hint and will be provided with an easy-to-understand explanation for each question. There's no better way to practice your knowledge and prepare for the Arizona motorcycle permit exam!
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BioM: Plummer, Jessie (1948)
Email: dolores@wiclarkcountyhistory.org
Surnames: Plummer, Beeckler, Dechant, Brown, Waterman, Northup, Reindel, Warren
----Source: Clark County Press (Neillsville, Clark Co., WI.) August 19, 1948
Plummer, Jessie (Marriage - 7 August 1948)
Before a group of 16 close friends and relatives, wedding vows were exchanged August 7 (1948) at 8:00 p.m. by Jessie Plummer and George Beeckler, both of Neillsville. The simple, double-ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. N. J. Dechant in the parsonage of his church, the Zion Evangelical and Reformed.
The bride, who is the daughter of Mrs. Elmer Brown of McMinnville, Ore., wore a street length dress of aqua jersey, and a corsage of pink roses. Her matron of honor was Mrs. Ben Beeckler, from Granton, and Mr. Ben Beeckler served as best man for his brother.
After the wedding the guests were entertained at supper, which was served at Keller's Fireplace. The table was decorated with pink and yellow roses.
Out-of-town guests included Mr. Beeckler's sisters, the Misses Bessie, Pearle and Daphne Beeckler, and Mrs. C. R. Waterman, all of Granton; the bride's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Northup of Greenwood; Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Reindel and Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Warren of the Town of York.
Mr. Beeckler is chairman of the Town of Levis and was long a farmer in that town. He is also a member of the county highway committee. Mrs. Beeckler has long been manager of the home for the aged. The couple will reside at 268 South Hewett Street Neillsville.

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Q: How to determine a control size in twips? I'm developing VB.net application in MS Visual Studio 2019 (community Edition) in which I programatically paste an image from the clipboard into a Richtextbox.
I need to add an option to force that image to completely fill the control's visible area.
Examining the richtext which results from pasting the image, and then again after I've manually dragged the image to resize it to fill the control, it looks like all I need to do is change the picwgoal and pichgoal rtf tags for the image to the dimensions of the control.
The problem is that picwgoal and pichgoal are in twips.
So my question is: Is there a reliable way to dynamically calculate a control's dimensions in twips from it's pixel width and height, such that it will work when the app runs in various resolutions/scaling ?
I understand that the TwipsPerPixelX method is obsolete and not compatable with 64 bit processes.
Thanks in advance.

A: ..Think I've worked it out myself
..Think I've worked it out myself
assuming a point is always 1/72 inches and a point is 20 twips..
Dim g = Me.CreateGraphics()
Dim RTBxTwips = (RTB.Width * 72 / g.DpiX) * 20
Dim RTByTwips = (RTB.Height * 72 / g.DpiY) * 20
g.Dispose()

..seems to give results equal to the picwgoal and pichgoal tags for an image resized to the controls visible area

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Q: OpenCV - Function to paint text to the Canvas I am detecting a face from the camera and draw a rectangle around it.
Code below:
face_cascade = cv2.CascadeClassifier('face_classifier.xml')

def detect(gray, frame):
    faces = face_cascade.detectMultiScale(gray, 1.3, 5)
    for (x, y, w, h) in stops: # For each detected face:
        cv2.rectangle(frame, (x, y), (x+w, y+h), (255, 0, 0), 2)
    return frame

video_capture = cv2.VideoCapture(0)

while True:
    _, frame = video_capture.read()
    gray = cv2.cvtColor(frame, cv2.COLOR_BGR2GRAY)
    canvas = detect(gray, frame)
    cv2.imshow('Video', canvas)
    if cv2.waitKey(1) & 0xFF == ord('q'):
        break

Are there any functions in OpenCV that can print text?
When it detects a face on the screen say "Hi"?
Thank you for your time.

A: Should have done this first before asking the question but after some Googling and trying out a few things, here is the solution:
face_cascade = cv2.CascadeClassifier('face_classifier.xml')

def detect(gray, frame):
    faces = face_cascade.detectMultiScale(gray, 1.3, 5)
    for (x, y, w, h) in stops: # For each detected face:
        cv2.rectangle(frame, (x, y), (x+w, y+h), (255, 0, 0), 2)
        font = cv2.FONT_HERSHEY_COMPLEX_SMALL
        cv2.putText(frame,'Hello There!',(x+w, h),font, 0.8,(255,0,0),2,cv2.LINE_AA)
    return frame

video_capture = cv2.VideoCapture(0)

while True:
    _, frame = video_capture.read()
    gray = cv2.cvtColor(frame, cv2.COLOR_BGR2GRAY)
    canvas = detect(gray, frame)
    cv2.imshow('Video', canvas)
    if cv2.waitKey(1) & 0xFF == ord('q'):
        break

This will add "Hello There!" to the top right corner of the detection frame rectangle.


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Sustainability Case Studies
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1 Portland Art Museum, OR
2 The American Institute for Conservation
3 Baltimore Museum of Art
4 Mary Gridley of Cranmer Art Group
5 The Indianapolis Museum of Art
6 University of Pittsburgh
7 New York Public Library
Portland Art Museum, OR
More Sustainable Water Sources
Water purification systems use a lot of energy and materials that can be wasteful. Towards finding sustainable practices in your lab, look at your source of purified water. This is especially helpful if you are at the start of setting up a conservation lab. However, you can still carry out an audit of your water use and sources. Take a careful assessment of your water needs and determine the volume of purified water your lab actually uses, or will use for a given amount of time. Realistically, think about whether you use the water in small amounts regularly over that period of time, or in large amounts, but in sporadic bursts. Estimating your water usage will help you determine the type of purification to employ in your lab. You can use this helpful AIC News article, to assess various methods and their environmental impacts. Each method has its own benefits and drawbacks.
Here are a few tips to help you think through the decision making process based on what was done at the Portland Art Museum in 2016-2020 when designing a conservation lab at the Museum proper. The three primary types of purified water considered for use were distilled, deionized, and reverse osmosis. While distilled is probably the most sustainable to create as it requires the least energy, waste, and by products, it may not be the best choice for your particular situation. In the short term water use was minimal, approximately 1L per month. However, in the future water use would likely increase; but realistically to not more than 20 L per month. With this in mind, we assessed the costs and sustainability of standard purification systems that could be added into the lab close to the source and provide on demand purified water such as deionizing columns and Buehler filtration systems. However, the cost, requirement for replacement filters, and upkeep was way out of scale for the need, not to mention the amount of waste that would be created. Other options were investigated from purchasing gallon jugs of distilled water as needed and using a countertop distiller. Finally after discussions with the Head of Facilities about our water needs, we discovered that the building has reverse osmosis water piped throughout for the HVAC system. In addition, there were numerous spigots at which we could funnel off however much water we needed. A 2.5 gallon water container with a spigot was obtained for storage in the lab under the sink and easy access. This solution has also been successful at the Alaska State Museum in Juneau.
The American Institute for Conservation
AIC has developed an online directory to supplement the print version; the print edition of the Directory has also been reduced in length somewhat to save paper and keep printing/mailing costs down JAIC is accessible via an online archive; additionally, issues of JAIC are archived electronically via JSTOR
AIC has replaced the print version of AIC News with an online only newsletter, starting with the March 2013 issue. Links to the e-newsletter are emailed to AIC members.
The tote bags provided to attendees at the 2010 Annual Meeting in Milwaukee were reusable bags constructed from recycled materials
The meeting program was printed on FSC-certified paper (Forestry Stewardship Council)
Signage materials have been reduced over the last two Annual Meetings by using a combination of electronic monitors for room identification and multi-use signs.
Future meetings will likely involve increased use of electronic resources. Current efforts include increased blogging from the meeting as a way to involve colleagues who are unable to attend. Current boundaries to increased electronic features (such as live broadcasts, or tapings) are bureaucratic, financial (high costs), technical (internet connectivity) and legal (obtaining copy rights).
AIC Website
AIC has modified its website to decrease the amount of paper used by its members. For example, members can now renew their memberships online as well as register for events and meetings. Secondly, AIC changed from a print version of their "Find a Conservator" referral service, to an online version.
The Baltimore Museum of Art: Sustainable practices at The Baltimore Museum of Art The Baltimore Museum of Art has an active Green Team that holds yearly initiatives to keep the rest of the museum staff inspired to think about sustainability. They have events such as office supply swaps, fabric drives, latex/paint drives, frame give-aways for non-collection frames, and a metal madness day to prevent unwanted metal from being thrown in the trash.
Recycling is made easy with organized, labelled bins, and guidelines (photo no longer available) are posted for staff to read. These guidelines are specific to Baltimore, but are a good starting point for guidelines that can be created for your business or institution. Thanks to conservation technician Lauren Ross for sharing these with us. Lauren also sends the following tips:
Talk with your local Plexiglas distributor to see if they work with a recycler. It may be possible to turn in unwanted Plexiglas, acrylic, and vitrines to them. The glass distributor sees some financial benefit to earning credits with the recycler,so they are more willing to work with us. At the moment, this is the most practical solution to avoiding waste. We were able to remove an entire truckload this year clearing out significant space from a vault and other storage areas.
If you use Coroplast, it can be recycled! At the BMA, our recycling effort through the City of Baltimore runs on a single-stream basis. We are able to dump the coroplast directly.
Take unwanted hardware to a metals recycler. Talk with your Facilities Department to see if they can use a metals recycler whenever demolition occurs of pipes, conduits, etc. Maintain oversight when construction occurs so that materials are recycled in an appropriate fashion.
Mary Gridley of Cranmer Art Group
Reusing packaging material and reducing waste
While a painting may arrive at the studio in anything from an old blanket to a customized crate, after examination or treatment, we make sure it is sent out from the studio properly protected: glassine or silicon release paper, backboard, face-board and plastic. This meant that a lot of wrapping material was thrown away, being considered sub-standard in some way. While we didn't want to make our clients feel they were being poorly treated by re-using old bits and pieces, we also felt guilty about the waste we were generating. So we had a stamp made (images below) which we now use to alert clients that we are recycling materials, and that is why their beloved artwork may come home with slightly soiled or patched together wrapping. No complaints yet!
The Indianapolis Museum of Art
Claire Hoevel, Senior Conservator of Paper at the IMA, reported the following story to us:
"The Indianapolis Museum of Art (IMA) maintains a 152- acre campus that includes a national historic landmark (Oldfields: the estate of industrialist J.K. Lilly Jr.), extensive dedicated gardens, and 100 Acres, a new art and nature park that features site-specific commissioned sculptures, a lake, and forest trails. The IMA's expansive natural setting led the trustees and staff to prioritize environmental research alongside initiatives for research in art history, conservation, information science and visitor studies in the museum's 2011 - 2015 strategic plan.
The IMA grounds and horticultural departments have infused their functions with sustainability goals that safeguard the environment while maintaining and even improving the visitor experience. Creating the 100 Acres sculpture park in what was previously a gravel quarry lake landscape required building foundations for a diverse group of sculptures, but tree replanting ensued at a 3:1 ratio with cleared material. This rehabilitative effort involved replacing invasive plants that had compromised the park property with Indiana native species in order to increase diversity and return the ecosystem to a healthier state.
A significant achievement in the horticulture plan for the museum was the creation of a rain garden to capture contaminated water runoff from one of the IMA's asphalted parking lots (built circa 1970). The water runoff, which contains substances such as road salt, anti-freeze, and oil, was previously caught by a drain and directed down an incline to an unused area of the museum grounds. From there, the water could seep into the water table or flow further downhill toward the city's central canal, which borders the IMA property and supplies drinking water for much of downtown Indianapolis. The rain garden effort capped this drainpipe and directed the runoff water into a bio-swale at the east side of the parking lot. This sloping area was planted with species that would hold the soil and successfully capture the contaminated water; the soil microbes then break down harmful pollutants to the extent that the contamination is no longer significant. The IMA rain garden was made possible through a cooperative education project funded by the Marion County Soil and Water Conservation Commission with additional support from the IMA.
Another initiative involves a new way of thinking about the care of an existing landscape feature at the IMA. The museum grounds encompass the Oldfields estate, whose gardens (designed by the Olmsted Brothers in 1920) were recently restored to their original scope and character. Reflecting the IMA's emphasis on sustainable practices, a fruit tree orchard opposite the Lilly mansion is now maintained in an herbicide- and pesticide-free manner, using strategies such as pheromone insect lures and kaolin clay sprays for the trees.
For those who manage museum grounds and properties, the imperative to be better caretakers of the environment while maintaining historic accuracy and ensuring high aesthetic value often demands more labor-intensive protocols. The IMA believes that this effort is worthwhile, joining cultural institutions worldwide in the growing awareness that sustainability is not a luxury, but a necessity."
She asked us to mention lead horticulturist Chad Franer, who executed the rain garden project. The following photos show the garden before and after the renovation. Both images were taken by IMA photographer Tad Fruits and are courtesy of the Indianapolis Museum of Art.
Amy Baker Williams from the University of Pittsburgh wrote to share this reuse story with us:
"We use Talas 100% cotton blotter (.03") for many applications conserving the maps. Blotter paper that is soiled from surface dirt, or yellow after washing, blotting, and drying is torn into small pieces and placed in a blue bin here in the lab. About every 4 months, A Propel School [1] teacher picks up the scraps and uses them to make 'seed paper' bookmarks, sheets of paper, and scrapbooks with her 3rd grade class. Everyone is thrilled about this collaboration. The students' work was recently exhibited at the Pittsburgh Children's Museum, and had a booth at this year's Preservation Fair held at Carnegie Museum of Natural History.
It's an amazing program that our scraps can help educate some young kids about paper and papermaking! The teacher has expressed interest in creating a website to share with other teachers on how to do the activity and potential sources for paper pulp. I love that the blotter is being used to teach kids about papermaking and sewing a book structure. They kids did all the sewing on the books themselves.
The students made our department some books to say "thank you." Absolutely melted my heart!"
Amy originally posted a "blotter for papermaking" ad on Pittsburgh FreeCycle and the teacher, Alice, replied to the ad.
At the conservation lab of the New York Public Library, we save printer paper with printing on one side that is no longer needed and turn them into scratch pads instead of buying scratch pads from an office supplier.
After we have saved up a stack,
our technician, Beth Green, chops it into quarters. (1)
and organizes the paper into stacks with all of the ink face down. Matboard scraps are cut to the same size and number as the stacks. (2)
She pastes Jade 403 onto the top edge of each stack, fanning the edge slightly so that the paste goes slightly beyond the edge. (3)
Then she aligns the stack onto the cut matboard, (4)
and presses it into place. (5)
She places scrap non-woven polyester, more matboard scrap, and a weight on top while it dries. (6)
When the paste dries, it acts as a flexible edge so that the pad can be opened and closed, and pages can be torn off when used. (7)
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To gain the award companies have to meet a set of standards to demonstrate their commitment to energy conservation and waste management.
"We used to have a water cooling dispenser that was plugged-in. Now we have a filter on the normal tap and we fill our own bottles, and this change saves us £1440 per year," she said.
Appleby's policy on overseas travel promotes the use of video conferencing facilities to reduce the number of journeys and our carbon footprint.
Tags: Appleby, Deputy Barry Paint, Keep Guernsey Green Award.


Today, our bodies are simply made by the food we eat; so, our health is fully dependent on the food we consume. Accordingly, we have to invest in good food, balanced diet, to enjoy a better life of good health. Peppers are among the most ideal plants that have a lot going for them. Foremost, they make significant contribution to our health which is quite different from other plants. They normally have a good nutrition concentration, and they also have very low levels of calories that are known to have adverse effects on the health of an individual. Therefore, people should always purchase some peppers to add to their meals so that they can be helpful to the body.
Since peppers are usually on high demand, farmers can always opt to invest in them other than other types of crops. Even so, the whole process of planting peppers is quite a challenge for many as it involves rigorous tasks such as having to look for the best pepper seeds. Although it can be such a big challenge to look for the seed to use for planting purposes, it is a fact that the quality of peppers that you harvest will be as a result of the planted seeds. Furthermore, good seeds are about quantity as well.
There are different types of peppers. The very first thing to do when you start looking for the seeds to buy is to establish the kind of pepper plants that you want to grow. Accordingly, you need to know the difference between pepper seeds such as the superhot pepper seeds, the sweet pepper seeds, and the hot pepper seeds. The classifications are quite straightforward, the only thing you need to know is the right brand of seeds to buy.
Considering the rise in demand for food products, companies are eyeing on the agricultural industry and are trying to venture in by producing seeds for sale for different crops. For a pepper seeds store to be good for you to buy from, it must stock pepper seeds that are prepared and packaged by different companies. Different buyers prefer different items; so, a store should cater to the needs of everyone.


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Fat grafting is the procedure of fat transplantation from one place of the body into another place of the body after special treatment. Fat grafting surgery is performed in order to add volume in a certain area of the body and/or to make form corrections, to smooth out deeper wrinkles, to correct the defects of the body, and to rejuvenate the skin. Patient's own fat is removed for grafting procedure. In many cases the fat grafting surgery is performed in combination with liposuction.
Aging is a process of certain individual physiological and biological changes in human body or separate parts thereof. Aging results in losing skin elasticity, firmness, vanishing fat cells, and saggy skin.
Surgery: The scope of the surgery depends on desired changes. Special cannulaes – i.e. hollow stainless-steel tubes, different in their form and size, with one or several suction holes – are used for fat liposuction. During surgery asymmetric 0.5 – 2 mm size incisions are made. The cannulae is inserted into the incision and used for fat liposuction. Sometimes, in order to reach all unwanted fat deposits, it is necessary to make additional incisions. In order to separate out the stem fat cells, special technique is used for their preparation – centrifuged. The amount of fat, that is usually sucked out, varies from 100 – 200 ml, however this quantity depends on the scope of correction. Since not all quantity of fat catches on, more fat is injected. Several stitches are made on small incisions.
Duration of the surgery: Depends on the scope. It may take from a few tens of minutes to several hours.
Anaesthesia: The surgery is performed using general anaesthesia, however local anaesthesia can also be performed. If general anaesthesia is applied, you will be sleeping during the entire surgery.
Post-surgery period: Post-surgery pain can be easily relieved by medications. Usually, pain lasts one or two days. Swelling is possible on the area of fat grafting on the first week after surgery. Bruising and pain may appear on both areas of fat grafting: donor and recipient areas. Swelling subsides significantly faster and pain disappears on the second week. After surgery the skin may become uneven. If prior to the surgery your skin was rough, i.e. damaged by cellulite, it will remain the same after surgery. In certain cases, when the quantity of fat removed during the surgery exceeds the shrinking ability of the skin, it can become flaccid. It is possible that about 30 percent of fat, that was injected during surgery, may be resorbed after a certain period of time. Although you will recover in one or two days after surgery, but the doctor will advise you, how to return to ordinary routine. When swelling relieves and you do not feel any discomfort and your condition is perfect, shortly you will be able to return back to work and continue ordinary routine.
Complications: The patient's own fat cells are used for fat grafting surgery, therefore the risk of rejection, allergic response or immunoreactions is reduced significantly. Scientific studies have proved that regenerative-stem cells positively affect tissues, regenerate them and slow down the aging process. The main risk of fat grafting surgery is the resorption, loss and reduced volume of the transplanted tissue. It is related to individual features of the patient's body. The volume of transplanted fat tissue that can be accepted by human body varies from 30-70 percent. Therefore, sometimes it is required to undergo an additional minor surgery to achieve the desired result. The volume of engrafted fat directly depends on changes in weight – the volume may decrease due to a weight loss. Fat for grafting procedure is extracted by using a special syringe, not an apparatus, in this way the tissue is less transformed. The plastic surgeon performs liposuction on the parts of the patient's body, where fat concentration exists. Centrifuged fat is injected into the desired area. After fat grafting surgery, sometimes the excess of hanging skin may remain; it is resulted by insufficient elasticity of skin or the remaining fat tissue. Irreversible pits on skin surface may also occur. Other complications, that have been explained by the doctor in as much detail as possible, may also appear. The risk of complications can be reduced by strict adherence to doctor's instructions on post-surgery care.
Scars: Usually the scars are scarcely visible and disappear quickly. A scar always remains after surgery. Scars gradually vanish until they become barely noticeable.
Socially presentable: a more active physical activity will be allowed in 1-3 weeks only. In order to ensure better healing, you should avoid excessive physical activity, massage and solarium procedures, and follow any other instructions given by the doctor.
Important: Fat grafting surgery allows to achieve a stunning, natural, aesthetic and long-lasting result by using the patient's own fat cells. It depends on the patient's lifestyle, nutrition, and physical activity. Fat grafting can be applied to men and women at the age over 35.


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Q: how to count multiple records and put the count no in new table I want to calculate number of records of column vcofig from table vin_no and put final count in table new_stock against column vehiclecount.
Table vin_no has columns vcofig and chassis;
and table new_stock has columns vcofig(primary key) and vehiclecount.
There are 16 vcofig in new_stock and these 16 individuals are multiple time (total 80) available in vcofig of vin_no.
Below is the code. But error is

ORA-01427: single-row sub-query returns more than one row.

UPDATE NEW_STOCK set VEHICLECOUNT = (
  select count(vin_NO.vcofig) total
  from VIN_NO
  LEFT join NEW_STOCK on VIN_NO.VCOFIG = NEW_STOCK.VCOFIG
  GROUP BY vin_no.VCOFIG
) ;

A: UPDATE NEW_STOCK a set VEHICLECOUNT =
    (select count(*) from VIN_NO b where b.VCOFIG = a.VCOFIG)

If VEHICLECOUNT can't be null, then:
UPDATE NEW_STOCK a set VEHICLECOUNT =
    (select count(*) from VIN_NO b where b.VCOFIG = a.VCOFIG)
WHERE EXISTS
    (select 'x' from VIN_NO c where c.VCOFIG = a.VCOFIG)

or alternatively:
UPDATE NEW_STOCK a set VEHICLECOUNT =
    nvl((select count(*) from VIN_NO b where b.VCOFIG = a.VCOFIG),0)


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Ali Fahmi al-Hasani (arab. على فهمي الحسني, ur. w styczniu 1897, zm. w 1976) – egipski piłkarz, występujący na pozycji pomocnika. Uczestnik Igrzysk Olimpijskich 1920, 1924 i 1928.

Zawodnik wystąpił we wszystkich spotkaniach, jakie reprezentacja Egiptu rozegrała podczas igrzysk w 1920, 1924 i 1928 roku. Na turnieju w 1928 roku, w którym drużyna Egiptu zajęła czwarte miejsce zdobył jedną bramkę z rzutu karnego w spotkaniu pierwszej rundy (1/8 finału) z Turcją.

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Reprezentanci Egiptu w piłce nożnej
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Uczestnicy Letnich Igrzysk Olimpijskich 1924
Uczestnicy Letnich Igrzysk Olimpijskich 1928
Urodzeni w 1897
Zmarli w 1976

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Take down at least five details about the Hajj to Meeca.
Then add five impacts of this trip on the boarder world!
Then compare the video from History Teachers to what you learned.
It took several months for both officials and servants to prepare for this 3000-mile trip from Niani (near Timbuktu) to Makkah (ANOTHER SPELLING FOR MECCA) . They collected different animals to use as both beasts of burden and food sources: horses, camels, cows and goats. Once assembled the caravan headed along the Niger River to Mema, then to Walata then through Taghaza and Tuat and then traveled eastward across the Sahara Desert, a crossing that took almost three months.
Musa's journey was documented by several eyewitnesses along his route, who were in awe of his wealth and the size of his entourage, so records exist in a variety of sources, including journals, oral accounts and histories.
Along the way Mansa Musa displayed his charitable and generous side. Wherever his train halted on a Friday, he paid for the erection of a mosque. Everywhere he went, he became legendary for his generosity and the extravagant spending of his entourage. Every city he passed through received part of his vast largesse and he showered riches on the needy as required by a pillar of Islam. He also traded gold for souvenirs.
After traveling for about 8 months, they arrived in Cairo where Mansa Musa visited with the Mamluk sultan, Al-Nasir Muhammad in July 1324 and continued to give and spend generously. It was also in Cairo where this largesse had the greatest immediate impact.
So much gold suddenly floated Cairo, and later in Makkah and Madinah, that the value of the metal collapsed. Prices on goods and wares super inflated in an attempt to adjust to the amount of gold spreading through local populations. It would take 20 years for the price of gold to recover.
metal by borrowing all he needed for the return trip from money-lenders in Cairo, at high interest. This is the only time in recorded history that one man directly controlled the price of gold in the Mediterranean.
While it may have been solely intended as an expression of religious devotion, Musa's hajj and the wealth he displayed had far-reaching effects.
Mansa Musa strengthened Islam and promoted education, trade, and commerce in Mali. The foundations were laid for Walata, Jenne, and Timbuktu becoming the cultural and commercial centers of the Western Sudan, eclipsing those of North Africa and producing Arabic-language black literature in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. Diplomatic relations were established and ambassadors were exchanged between Mali and Morocco, and Malinke students were sent to study in Morocco.
Timbuktu rose to become not only an important city in the trans-Saharan trade route but also the center of Islamic scholarship. Muslims came from distant countries to receive an education at the Sankore University that he built in Timbuktu.


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State baseball: Cyclones win semifinal, advance to state championship
Jeff Letofsky
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LAKEWOOD — The road to a state baseball championship became easier for the Pueblo West High School baseball team.
Saturday at All-Star Park, the Cyclones tripled their fun, winning their third straight game and riding Ian Garcia's three triples in defeating Valor Christian 9-6.
The victory propels Pueblo West (20-4) into the Class 4A state championship game for the second time in four years. Three years ago, the Cyclones were in this same position, only to lose twice to Mountain View, finishing as the runners-up.
Pueblo West is in the final four as the lone unbeaten team. All three other teams have lost once.
The Cyclones play Windsor (20-4) at 2:30 p.m. on Friday at All-Star Park. Valor Christian (20-4) takes on Erie (16-8) at noon.
Regardless of the outcome, Pueblo West will play in the championship game at 10 a.m. on Saturday.
Garcia played the hero role, cracking his third triple of the game in the top of the seventh inning with the bases loaded. That snapped a 5-5 tie and when Lucas Quimby drove him in with a groundout, Pueblo West held a 9-5 lead.
Mitchell Wagoner, in relief of starter Zach Maize, gave up a pair of singles and a run, but induced a double play to end the threat and the game.
"That's what's great about this team," Pueblo West coach Dan Sanchez said. "We've talked about getting in uncomfortable situations and get themselves out of it. We've been doing that all year."
Valor Christian never led in the game, which was tied three different times.
Garcia finished with four RBIs, three runs scored — and those three triples — to lead a 15-hit attack.
"We've just had fun up here," said the Cyclones' leadoff man. "Our main goal is to take state and we've taken it one game at a time. Our main goal was to beat Valor.
"I was just trying to get the ball in play on that last at-bat. Hoping for a sacrifice fly or something."
Garcia gave the Cyclones an early lead when he tripled to the right-center field gap to lead off the game and scored on Quimby's slow groundout to shortstop.
That started a catch-me-if-you-can contest.
Valor evened the game with a run in the second and after Pueblo West grabbed a 2-1 lead with a run in the top of the third on Dauson Tate's run-scoring double, the Eagles struck again.
Valor pulled even with a run in the bottom of the third on a Maize wild pitch, but the Cyclones erupted in the fourth.
Four hits plated three runs with Cody McAteer, Ian Garcia and Rocco Arguto driving in runs.
Trailing 5-2, Valor Christian once again responded with a three-spot of its own in the bottom of the fourth. It came via the long ball as Levi Walters unloaded a two-run home run and Calvin Shonebaum knotted the game with a pinch-hit home run to right field.
That game remained tied at 5 until Garcia broke it open.
"We've always known (Ian) was a special player, he had a special day," Sanchez said.
Maize went six innings to pick up the win. He gave up five runs on seven hits, striking out three.
"I just tried to stay focused," Maize said. "Everything I do is for my day. If I didn't stay focused, we could have lost. It was important for them not to get the lead. It allowed us to keep battling offensively."
Alan Garcia, Ian's twin brother, also had a big day with three hits. Rocco Arguto, Tate and Luke Jameson had two hits apiece.
"Maize left it all out there. He gutted it out and he's done that all year," Sanchez said. "We knew he had just missed his spots (on the two homers)."
As for the potential of winning a state title, Sanchez said: "If we continue to pitch and play defense."
Valor Christian coach Keith Wahl gave Pueblo West credit.
"Pueblo West deserves all the credit in the world, that's why we could never get the lead," he said. "They put a lot of pressure on you with their speed and they threw strikes and played defense.
"That's a very good team."
letofsky@chieftain.com
Pueblo West 9, Valor Christian 6
P.West 101 300 4 — 9 15 0
V.Christian 011 300 1 — 6 9 0
Maize, Wagner (7) and Tate; Crumrine, Danyliw (6), Morton (7) and Kuzma.


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Materials are scarce and in high demand due to the supply chain disruption from the Covid-19 pandemic. The U.S. Air Force urgently needs 1 billet of materials to create Dorsal Longerons for the upper fuselage repair efforts for the B-1 Bomber. Without this material, work will stop in a matter of weeks leading to a potential significant schedule delay. Companies that can deliver material for this immediate B-1 need may have the opportunity to supply up to 36 additional billets of DL materials for multiple B-1 repairs into the future, starting in FY23 with 5 delivered per year.
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B-1B DORSAL LONGERON L3002046-023
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In 2011, the Paul and Jane Meyer Family Foundation pledged a gift of $5 million toward the construction of a new nursing building. In recognition of this lead gift, the three-story building will be named the Isabelle Rutherford Meyer Nursing Education Center in memory of Paul Meyer's mother, who worked both as a nurse and as an educator during her lifetime.
The nursing building grant is the second major gift to UMHB from the Meyer family. In 2003, Paul and Jane Meyer contributed the lead gift for the Paul and Jane Meyer Christian Studies Center, to provide a home for the College of Christian Studies.
Paul J. Meyer made his mark on the world of business in the 1960s as the founder of Success Motivation Institute (SMI), a company committed to motivating people to reach their full potential. The enterprise grew into an international group of companies marketing personal development materials in more than sixty countries and in twenty-three languages.
Paul and his wife, Jane, firmly believed in the importance of stewardship and giving, and they instilled these values in their family. Though Paul passed away in 2009, Jane and the children have continued to support a wide range of charities and ministries through the family foundation.
Though Midland oilman James A. "Buddy" Davidson had no affiliation with UMHB during his lifetime, he and his wife, Sandra, became acquainted with the work of the university when they were patients at the nearby Scott & White Hospital in Temple.
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Drayton and Elizabeth McLane, Jr.
On March 4, 2012, university officials announced Elizabeth and Drayton McLane, Jr., and their family had made the largest gift in the history of Mary Hardin-Baylor for the university's new football stadium.
Temple businessman Drayton McLane, Jr., and his wife, Elizabeth, are well known in Central Texas for their commitment to community organizations and philanthropic activities. Drayton is chairman of the Temple-based McLane Group and is former CEO and chairman of the Houston Astros Baseball Club.
A new center for the visual arts has taken shape on the UMHB campus thanks to a timely lead gift of $1 million in 2009 from the Eula Mae and John Baugh Foundation.
The foundation was established in 1995 by John F. Baugh and his wife, Eula Mae, to continue their philanthropic efforts beyond their own lifetimes. John Baugh began his career working at an A&P grocery in Waco during years of the Depression. Hard economic times forced a transfer to the A&P in Houston, and it was there he met and married Eula Mae Tharp. After the war, he decided to establish his own food distribution service based in Houston. Through his involvement and leadership in the National Frozen Food Association, he met other food distributors from across the country; when he proposed that nine of them merge to form a nationwide food distribution service in 1970, Sysco Corporation was born. John served as Chairman, CEO, and Senior Chairman of Sysco. Over the next 35 years, the company's sales grew from $115 million annually to over $30 billion annually, making it the world's largest food service company with 170 locations and over 47,500 employees.
John and Eula Mae Baugh always emphasized the importance of family, friends, and Christian endeavors, and they were well known for their generous support of higher education and Texas Baptist causes. During their lifetimes, they made significant gifts to UMHB, including support for the construction of the Frank and Sue Mayborn Campus Center and the Paul and Jane Meyer Christian Studies Center.
Today their daughter, Babs Baugh, and her daughters, Jackie Moore and Julie Cloud, serve as the directors and officers of the family foundation, continuing the Baugh legacy of generously supporting Baptist programs and institutions. They chose to fund the visual arts project because it clearly aligned with the interests of the family foundation.


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It's a battle between kings: can the Porsche Cayenne Turbo keep up with the Tesla Model X P100D?
In the left corner, the brand-new 2019 Tesla Model X P100D. How powerful is this car? Well, it would be easier to find life on Mars than to find an exact figure - Tesla doesn't bother with such details and different dyno tests came up with different results. What's more, the official figures only mention the power of each of the electric motors, but not the combined output, nor the total torque available.
Let's say that we'll accept the 612 hp figure put forward by the guys at AutoTopNl that tested the car in Germany. We do know, however, how fast it is: 2.9 to 3.1 seconds for the 0-100 km/h (0-62 mph), depending on the real-life conditions. The huge torque of at least 791 lb-ft (1072 Nm) is put down through an AWD system that also helps to launch the car forward like a rocket, to a maximum speed of 250 km/h.
In the right corner, the 2019 Porsche Cayenne Turbo, with its superb 4.0-litre V8 BiTurbo delivering 550 hp and 568 lb-ft (770 Nm) of torque. The German behemoth is capable of hitting the 62 mph mark in just 4.1 seconds (3.9 seconds with the Sport Chrono Package) and reach a maximum speed of 286 km/h.
Of course, it also comes with an AWD system - even one of the best. And, as you'll see in the following video, it can go over its declared maximum speed at will.
The Tesla Model X cannot compete with the Cayenne when you compare the interiors, as the Porsche is completely in another league when it comes to luxury and how it uses technology to adapt to your whims.
It cannot also keep pace with the Cayenne on winding roads or on the track, where the Cayenne is more agile and profits from decades of motorsport experience.
On the other hand, the Model X delivers an incredible mileage for its power (equivalent to 77 mpg / 3.0 l/100km), while the Cayenne Turbo hovers around 17 mpg / 13.8 l/100 km.
But in a straight line and on the German Autobahn, can the Cayenne keep up the pace with the faster Model X? Also, which is noisier and more comfortable than the other? Let's see.


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An excerpt from The War Against the Greens takes a hard look at the Wise Use movement
By David Helvarg on Dec 2, 2004
The War Against the
Greens, by David Helvarg,
Johnson Books, 384 pgs.,
2004 revised edition.
In 1988, the Wise Use movement was founded out of fear that George Bush Sr. was going to live up to his campaign pledge to be "the environmental president." This cabal of anti-environmental activists, organized by federally subsidized industries dependent on public lands, issued a natal document, the Wise Use Agenda. It called for, among other things: drilling the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, logging Alaska's Tongass National Forest, opening wilderness to energy development, gutting the Endangered Species Act, and privatizing national parks. Today, the reactionary Wise Use Agenda has become the environmental policy of the administration of George Bush Jr.
One of Wise Use's major contributions to politics has been its deliberate distortion of language, the adaptation of green-sounding names as industry camouflage: the Environmental Conservation Organization (wetlands developers), Concerned Alaskans for Resources and the Environment (the timber industry), and the Greening Earth Society (coal-fired utilities arguing the benefits of global warming). Today, the administration's anti-environmental legislation goes by names like "Healthy Forests" and "Clear Skies," while a combination of industry lobbyists and true believers argue that the same unfettered markets that gave us choking smog and burning rivers in the past have been transformed into the "new environmentalism" of the 21st century. I recently read a government energy report that talked of "the sustainable use of non-renewable resources," and attended a Boston conference where I met consultants who help developers deal with "environmentally challenged sites." Translation: wild places containing rare and endangered species or legally protected wetlands.
Musk oxen make merry in the Arctic
Refuge.
Photo: Ken Madsen.
Early in the Bush-Cheney administration, the vice president argued that though conservation might be a "personal virtue," it is not "a sufficient basis for a sound, comprehensive energy policy" (which, of course, no one had argued that conservation alone was). The White House energy plan did offer a billion dollars to develop renewable power sources, but only if the money came from revenues generated by drilling the Arctic Refuge. That sounded like a gleeful spin on the Wise Use agenda, more red meat for the far right's political base. By 2004, Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham was promoting development of hydrogen fuel-cell technology. The administration plan differed markedly from a plan being promoted by the European Union. While the Europeans envision hydrogen fuel-cell storage systems built on renewable energy sources like wind and solar, the Bush plan calls for the hydrogen to be generated by nuclear and coal-fired power plants. The difference, of course, is whether you see hydrogen fuel cells as part of a necessary transition strategy out of a carbon-based economy or merely as a neat new technology for charging up your SUV.
In the immediate wake of 9/11, the American public appeared ready to make sacrifices and embrace change as they reconsidered their obligations as citizens of a democracy. Instead, the president went on TV and suggested we go shopping. While a few politicians like Sen. John Kerry and media outlets like USA Today argued it was time to move beyond oil and the corrupt terror regimes that produce it, major environmental organizations scrambled to avoid any negative references to the commander in chief. Partly as a result of this timidity, the critical mass needed to mobilize the public failed to materialize. Seeing themselves as hard-headed pragmatists, George Bush, Dick Cheney, and their neo-conservative friends Donald Rumsfeld, Richard Pearle, and Paul Wolfowitz believe we really don't need to eliminate our dependence on fossil fuels from repressive and unstable regimes like Saudi Arabia and Venezuela. Rather, we need "unilateral" policies to secure and supplement these supplies, even if that means the military occupation of Iraq and industrialization of America's last wild lands and waters.
In the face of a scientific consensus that human-caused climate change is real and under way and will result in up to a 10 degree Fahrenheit warming and a two- to three-foot sea-level rise by the end of this century, the administration continues to follow the Wise Use path of denial and denigration. They insist that creating incentives to reduce greenhouse pollution (as Europe has done) would severely damage the U.S. economy. You can almost hear the whaling barons of the 19th century arguing that the end of whaling will mark the end of mechanization as industry's whale-oil lubricated machines grind to a halt. Of course, the introduction of "rock oil" or petroleum actually resulted in the unprecedented growth of the U.S. economy, just as the introduction of renewable-energy technologies is likely to lead to a global expansion of entrepreneurial innovation, competition, and enterprise. Just before the turn of the 21st century, I visited a couple of deep-drilling oil rigs far out in the Gulf of Mexico. It was a loud, thrilling experience watching the platforms' roughnecks and roustabouts pulling energy from far below the earth and the deep blue sea. It was the kind of heroic but dated scene you might have encountered had you boarded one of the last wooden whaling ships at the turn of the 20th century.
The future of energy production —
or not?
Photo: NREL.
Unfortunately, by favoring their own outmoded petroleum industry, George Bush and Dick Cheney may be undermining America's competitive position in the world. Today, European energy companies like Shell and BP are investing billions in new energy technologies. Shell believes that solar and other renewables will constitute a third of all new energy production by 2050, while BP's CEO thinks that year will see 50 percent of global energy demand met by non-carbon renewables. Even if there are short-term costs and dislocations associated with a rapid energy transition, every decade of delay is certain to multiply other economic and human costs. A recent United Nations "CEO Briefing" prepared by Munich Re, a major European reinsurance company, estimates that worldwide insurance losses from severe weather linked to climate change are now running at $150 billion a year and will soon double. Meanwhile, the U.N. World Health Organization estimates that 150,000 people died as the direct result of climate change in 2000.
I've seen and reported on dramatic climate impacts already taking place, from the Antarctic Peninsula to the coral reefs of Florida, Fiji, and Australia. As climate change alters and damages unique habitats and the species that depend on them, it becomes ever more important that we conserve and protect what's left, and that we fully value the economic, social, and spiritual worth of our last wild places. A wetland that's not filled in for a shopping center or damaged by water diversions can, for example, recharge a local aquifer in times of drought. It can provide habitat for wildlife and recreation, act as a nursery for marine fisheries, filter pollution, and inspire diverse human cultures, ranging from the Cajun of Louisiana to the "Swamp Arabs" of southern Iraq. What Wise Users fail to understand is that saving wilderness, whole and undivided, is really about saving ourselves.
Only a radical reorganization of the way we see ourselves and our role in the natural world can help turn this backlash around. We need to begin a rapid transition from oil and gas to sun, wind, tides, geothermal, and hydrogen energy. We need to revitalize our urban centers and our sense of community while protecting agricultural lands and greenbelts. Even onetime property-rights strongholds like Boise, Idaho, are now recognizing this by voting for growth limits and open-space protections. We need to strengthen the Endangered Species Act to protect our fellow creatures long before they reach a critical state and to ensure we maintain the full diversity and promise of life on our blue-marble planet. We need to establish global standards for the environment, labor, and human rights at least as strong as those for global trade and banking.
Although it's no guarantee in and of itself, I've seen how democratic change can inspire (and be inspired by) ecological movements in places ranging from Poland to Korea and from Bolivia to Mexico and Chile. Ironically, it's the undermining of democracy in America by a lobbying and election finance system indistinguishable from brown-bag bribery that now poses the greatest environmental threat to our future. We live in a time when too many politicians and business leaders no longer fear being caught in a conflict of interest because they've moved beyond a sense of shame.
Point Reyes beckons.
Photo: USGS.
Henry David Thoreau once wrote, "Heaven is under our feet as well as over our heads. We need the tonic of wilderness." As a dedicated diver and bodysurfer, I would add only that heaven is also under our flippers. Whenever the forces of heedless industrial sprawl seem overwhelming, a hike around Point Reyes or a bodysurfing session in the wild waters off Northern California refreshes my spirit. It's an ice-cold tonic. All I have to do is imagine the noise, traffic, and congestion that aren't there thanks to the efforts of all those dedicated citizens who came before. Wilderness lands and waters, from New Jersey's damaged Meadowlands to Alaska's rugged coastal plains, can revive us and endure with us, but only if we choose to stay engaged in the increasingly politicized struggle necessary to protect them.
Our choice lies either in surrender to the nihilistic backlash that says, "Take what you can get while you can get it," or in our rededication to a faith that says we can still leave our kids and future generations a good life in a good land. The outcome hangs upon the understanding, heart, and will of the American people. It's a thin reed of hope, especially in the wake of the 2004 election. Still, it's worked so far.


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We endeavor to be those that the members and visitors will remember throughout the week, and eagerly await to see again on their next visit to the church.
Besides welcoming service attendees greeters often distribute church bulletins and information to guests and members. They often field questions and help direct first timers. They also help our ushers as they keep traffic flowing through our entrances.
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Q: Why does my joi validation errors show in terminal but not in postman for nested document, but does show for flat document Can someone please point out my error...
When I run the below, the error message appears in the vs.code terminal, but not in postman. All I get is "message": "Error adding pack". If I change all the below to suit my last code block i.e not nested, then I get the appropriate message in postman.
pack.js
const packSchema = new mongoose.Schema(
  {
    packDetail: {
      packNumber: {
        type: String,
        required: true,
        trim: true,
        minlength: [6, "Must be longer than 5 chars"],
        maxlength: 6,
      },
      jobDescription: {
        type: String,
        require: true,
        trim: true,
        minlength: 5,
        maxlength: 100,
      },
    },
  },
  { timestamps: true }
);

const Pack = mongoose.model("pack", packSchema);

module.exports = Pack;

packRoutes.js
const packValidation = require("./../controllers/pack/pack.validator");
const {
  addPack,
  getPacks,
  getPack,
  updatePack,
  deletePack,
} = require("./../controllers/pack/pack.controller");

const router = express.Router();

router.get("/", getPacks);
router.get("/:id", getPack);
router.post("/", addPack);
router.patch("/:id", updatePack);
router.delete("/:id", deletePack);

module.exports = router;

pack.validator.js
const errorFunction = require("../../utils/errorFunction");

const validation = joi.object({
  packDetail: {
    packNumber: joi.string().alphanum().min(6).max(6).trim(true).required(),
    jobDescription: joi.string().min(5).max(100).trim(true).required(),
  },
});

const packValidation = async (req, res, next) => {
  const payload = {
    packDetail: {
      packNumber: req.body.packDetail.packNumber,
      jobDescription: req.body.packDetail.jobDescription,
    },
  };

  const { error } = validation.validate(payload);
  if (error) {
    res.status(406);
    return res.json(
      errorFunction(true, `Error in pack data : ${error.message}`)
    );
  } else {
    next();
  }
};

module.exports = packValidation;

pack.controller.js
const Pack = require("../../models/pack");
const errorFunction = require("../../utils/errorFunction");

const addPack = async (req, res, next) => {
  try {
    const existingPack = await Pack.findOne({
      packDetail: { packNumber: req.body.packDetail.packNumber.trim() },
    }).lean(true);

    if (existingPack) {
      res.status(403);
      return res.json(errorFunction(true, "Pack already exists"));
    } else {
      const newPack = await Pack.create({
        packDetail: {
          packNumber: req.body.packDetail.packNumber.trim(),
          jobDescription: req.body.packDetail.jobDescription,
        },
      });

      if (newPack) {
        res.status(201);
        return res.json(errorFunction(false, "Pack created", newPack));
      } else {
        res.status(403);
        return res.json(errorFunction(true, "Error creating pack"));
      }
    }
  } catch (error) {
    res.status(400);
    console.log(error);
    return res.json(errorFunction(true, "Error adding pack"));
  }
};

module.exports = {
  addPack,
  getPacks,
  getPack,
  updatePack,
  deletePack,
};

sample un-nested....
const joi = require("joi");
const errorFunction = require("../../utils/errorFunction");

const validation = joi.object({
  code: joi.string().alphanum().min(6).max(6).trim(true).required(),
  name: joi.string().min(3).max(50).trim(true).required(),
  description: joi.string().min(5).max(100).trim(true).required(),
  sequence: joi.number().integer().required(),
  isActive: joi.boolean().default(true),
});

const departmentValidation = async (req, res, next) => {
  const payload = {
    code: req.body.code.trim(),
    name: req.body.name.trim(),
    description: req.body.description.trim(),
    sequence: req.body.sequence,
    isActive: req.body.isActive,
  };

  const { error } = validation.validate(payload);
  if (error) {
    res.status(406);
    return res.json(
      errorFunction(true, `Error in department data : ${error.message}`)
    );
  } else {
    next();
  }
};

module.exports = departmentValidation;

A: Doh! forgot to add "packValidation" to router.post("/", addPack); in packRoutes.js
updated code should read...
router.post("/",packValidation, addPack);


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La DoubleJ is a multi-tasking Milanese brand that edits the very best of Italy. Founded by J.J. Martin in 2015, the company has expanded from a shoppable magazine selling just vintage clothing and jewelry, to a full lifestyle label offering new fashion made with archival prints, cool home design and rare vintage. All of La DoubleJ's creations—from its content, editorial projects and pop up shops, to its product design and wildly patterned showroom in Milan—are distilled through a lens of pure joy, eye-popping print and love of all things maximal and dedicated to all the Great Gorgeous Girls who rock it with style.
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    <meta charset="UTF-8">

    <title>Android App Build Instructions</title>

1. Download and Install VirtualBox and the VirtualBox Extension
    Pack.

2. Download the iDienstlerbox
    which is a ready to use GNU/Linux Debian 7.5 VirtualBox Appliance and
    import the iDienstlerbox into VirtualBox.

I suggest to change the Name to something
    that is easier to remember and to select the request of a new network
    address for your new virtual machine.

3. Start your new virtual machine,
    login with the following credentials:
iDienstlerbox v1.2.4 (user: root,
    password: i123123) SHA1: 9ea896aa214b157cf7c240fffce0875a2d39a700

4. Open up a terminal and enter the
    following commands:

$dpkg --add-architecture i386
$apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade
$apt-get install git openjdk-7-jdk
$apt-get install ia32-libs

5. Select OpenJDK 7 to be the standard JDK
    on the system by entering the following command and then select the number
    which fits to OpenJDK 7:

$/usr/sbin/update-alternatives --config java

6. Download
    Maven 3.1.1 and unpack it somewhere on your local computer
    using:

tar zxvf apache-maven-3.1.1-bin.tar.gz

7. Add the bin directory of Maven to your
    PATH:

export M2_HOME="/root/Downloads/apache-maven-3.1.1"
export PATH=$PATH:$M2_HOME/bin

8. Download of the Android SDK
    Tools and enter the following commands:

$cd ~/Dokumente/android-sdk-linux/tools
$./android update sdk --no-ui --force --filter platform,platform-tools
$android update sdk -u
$android update sdk --no-ui --obsolete --force

9. Clone the 2 projects bitcoinj and
    bitcoin-wallet:

$cd ~/Dokumente
$git clone https://github.com/machinecoin-project/bitcoinj
$git clone https://github.com/machinecoin-project/bitcoin-wallet

10. Compile bitcoinj:

$cd ~/Dokumente/bitcoinj
$mvn clean install -DskipTests

11. Create the checkpointfile

root@debian:~/Dokumente/bitcoinj/tools# mvn exec:java -Dexec.mainClass=com.google.bitcoin.tools.BuildCheckpoints

12. Download IntelliJ IDEA 13 Community
    Edition and unpack it. After you have done this open up a terminal and
    change with that terminal into the bin directory of IntelliJ IDEA 13 and
    start the "idea.sh" file:

$cd ~/Downloads/idea-IC-133.696/bin
$./idea.sh

13. Import the wallet into IntelliJ IDEA 13
    with a click on "Import Project".

Choose the pom.xml of the wallet and click
    on "OK".

In the next step just have a look at the
    settings and if they are okay click on "Next".

Also in the next step just click on
    "Next".

The OpenJDK 7 should be selected in this
    step. Have a look at the screenshot how the result should look like.

In the last step of the import choose a
    nice project name like "machinecoin-android-wallet" and also setup a
    project file location. Here I used
    "/root/Dokumente/machinecoin-android-wallet". Click on "Finish" if you are
    ready.

14. Now its time to do all the steps that
    are necessary to be able to compile the wallet for the very first
    time. At first lets have a look at the dashboard that you'll see right
    after the import. On the top right appears a message where you should click
    on "Enable Auto-Import".

Do a click on "Run" > "Edit
    Configurations..." in the Menu. In the next screen click on the "+" and
    choose "Maven".

In the tab "Parameters" set a name, the
    working directory and the entry for the command line.

In the tab "General" unselect "Use project
    settings", select "Override" for the Maven  home directory and
    enter/select the path to your local Maven home directory.

In the "Runner" tab unselect "Use project
    settings" and click on the edit button for "Environment variables".
     After that insert a new entry into the environment variables with the
    Name ANDROID_HOME and as the value the path to your Android SDK for example
    /root/Downloads/android-sdk-linux/. Click on "OK" and again on "OK".

15. Prepare the signing of the app

Just click on "Build" > "Generate signed
    apk..." in the menu and create a new keystore under the key store path
    ~/.machinecoinkeystore/keystore.jks For the username use
    "android" and for the password "androidpassword".

16. Build the app

Just hit the "Build" button and you can
    upload the generated apk to your phone or an android emulator. Don't forget
    to allow the install of apps outside of the play store.

17. Further information

You should connect to nodes that uses a
    high value for the maxsendbuffer.

rpcuser=<rpcusername>
rpcpassword=<rpcpassword>
rpcport=40332
server=1
listen=1
daemon=1
gen=0
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
disablewallet=1
maxconnections=500
#bloomfilter
bloomfilters=1
#maxsendbuffer
maxsendbuffer=256000
#maxreceivebuffer
maxreceivebuffer=256000