By: Vinay B. Patel, Shareholder at Henry, Oddo, Austin & Fletcher, P.C.
Voting rights of owners in property owners associations to cast their votes in elections were significantly expanded by the recent Texas legislation. An educated Board of Directors not only makes a community manager's job easier, but leads to less legal liability, challenges, and reduces the likelihood of dissension amongst the owners.
An owner is permitted to vote in elections and any other matter concerning the rights and responsibilities of the owner. Owners that are delinquent in assessments and/or are in violation of the restrictive covenants are nonetheless statutorily allowed to cast their vote. Any provisions in the association's dedicatory instruments that prohibit the right to vote are void. While some Boards may be resistant to allowing derelict or non-compliant owners to vote based on the "fairness doctrine", community managers must be steadfast in continually educating the Board. Simply put - it's the law in the State of Texas and not allowing the owner to vote will likely lead to costly and protracted legal battles.
In addition to removing all restrictions of limiting an owner's right to cast a vote, the new legislation also requires the association to provide owners notice of an election or vote at least 10 days before it occurs, regardless of any provision in the dedicatory instruments to the contrary. This provision provides reasonable advance notice to owners so they may become involved in the voting process.
Any vote cast in elections or vote by an owner must be in writing and signed by the owner. The lone exception to this requirement is an uncontested race. Having written and signed ballots from each voting owner will allow the association to accurately maintain its records and, if a recount of election votes is requested, provide competent records to the vote tabulator. Community managers should prepare a ballot that includes each matter that is scheduled to be voted on at the meeting and verify that each ballot is signed by the voting owner.
Gone are the days where a Board simply denies the owner's request to inspect the ballots for the purpose of ensuring an accurate count. Owners now have a statutory right to request a recount of election votes. A proper demand for a recount of an election vote must be (1) made within 15 days after the date of the election, and (2) delivered to the association's mailing address as listed on the latest management certificate or delivered in person to the managing agent or address designated for the return of ballots. The requesting owner is required to pay, in advance, for the costs of performing the recount, unless the recount changes the election results. The costs include the fees to hire a qualified non-member to conduct the recount. By statute, the following persons are authorized to conduct the recount: (1) county judge; (2) county elections administrator; (3) justice of the peace; or (4) person agreed to by the parties. The recount must be completed within 30 days after receipt of the owner's request and payment of costs. In the interim, the Board may continue to act and the completion of the recount does not affect the Board's actions taken during the interim period.
Property owners associations have officially entered the world of technology. Given the limited resource of time, the Legislature enacted legislation expanding the methods for owners to cast votes via electronic ballots and absentee ballots, in addition to the traditional in-person or proxy ballots. Any vote cast by absentee or electronic ballot are valid for quorum purposes only for items (votes) appearing on that ballot. Electronic ballots include ballots given by e-mail, facsimile or posting on an approved Internet website. Absentee ballots must include a statutory warning to the owners informing them that in the event there is an amendment to the proposed listed on the ballot, the owners vote will not be counted.
The new voting laws are designed to give owners greater flexibility in casting or giving votes. An owner is more likely to participate and cast a vote when details of the vote are kept private and it can be accomplished from the owner's home, office or smartphone. Greater participation increases the chances of establishing quorum, which in turn reduces expenses associated with reconvened meetings.
Community managers can provide Boards with information on service providers that offer on-line voting, including tabulating and reporting election results. Whether the association is facing a contentious election or suffers from chronic lack of establishing quorum at meetings, the Board should work towards putting into place vote casting mechanisms that will enable greater owner participation. When in doubt, let it count!
This article is not a substitute for legal advice and should not be construed as a legal opinion on the many aspects of the voting laws for property owners associations in Texas.


All of the lectionary readings today are about generosity. On this feast of St. Lawrence, we hear about this young deacon in Rome the very early days of Christianity (c. 225 – 258). Legend tells us that Lawrence was charged with giving alms to the poor and when the pope was put to death and Lawrence knew that he would suffer the same fate for his faith, he gave all the money on hand to the poor and then sold the sacred vessels of the Church to add to what was available. In the first reading from 2 Corinthians 9, Paul says that whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows bountifully will also reap bountifully…for God loves a cheerful giver. Psalm 112 reminds us that those who are gracious and lend to those in need shall be blessed. Finally, in the gospel Jesus says, Unless a grain of wheat falls to the ground and dies, it remains just a grain of wheat; but if it dies, it produces much fruit.
With the image of St. Lawrence hurrying around to all the poor, distributing funds from the Church to all those he could reach, and a farmer lavishly flinging seed to assure a great crop, I can feel the desire rising in me for a world wherein we share all of the wealth that is stored "just in case" instead of building bigger barns to house it all. And with that thought comes a wondering about what it is of myself that I only share when I am confident of a return or when it is easy to give of my time or talent for someone who might need a lift. Do I allow myself the recognition of the paradox that has always proven to be true: that in giving we know a freedom never available to one whose fists are closed tight against a possible loss?
Today's lectionary readings seem to point out two basic attitudes to life. I often smile when I read the text from 2 Corinthians (4:7-15) where Paul reminds me of the play when the "Unsinkable Molly Brown" sings (as the Titanic is sinking), "I ain't down yet!" Paul says, "We are afflicted in every way, but not constrained; perplexed, but not driven to despair; persecuted but not abandoned, struck down, but not destroyed…" He is so full of zeal for the mission of Jesus that nothing can stop him. I am always amazed when I read of his travels in The Acts of the Apostles, knowing that a trip in his day has absolutely no comparison to mine. What took Paul months on the sea or overland might cost me a few hours on a plane. Paul's attitude was that of a consummate optimist; he was willing to suffer anything for what he knew of Christ and wanted to share.
The gospel (MT 20:20-28) shows us something different with which we are quite familiar in our "dog-eat-dog" culture. Enter: the mother of the sons of Zebedee, an over-zealous parent who has obviously not learned the disasters that can afflict spoiled children. She approaches Jesus with the wish – no, the demand – that her sons be at his right and left, the positions of power, when it comes to sitting in the kingdom that she presumes he will establish. Not only were she and her sons totally mistaken about the mission of Jesus but they then had to deal with the other ten apostles who were indignant about the way they put themselves forward. Getting all you can of power or esteem or money is a prevalent attitude in our time and culture but is definitely not the way those who seek a spiritual life view right living.
As if that wasn't enough, the gospel followed with Jesus saying, Amen, amen I say to you, whoever believes in me will do the works that I do, and will do greater ones than these…(JN 14:12) Now there is a very difficult piece of news! How could I possibly do what Jesus did? And more besides??? Well…(besides the fact that I've been on earth twice as long as Jesus was) my mind goes to the Great Commandment of loving God with my whole heart, mind and strength…Maybe I ought to flex my spiritual muscles a bit more vigorously and often and remember to do the same as I love my neighbor as myself – my "other self." It seems to me it isn't a question of doing more in that loving, but rather of loving with more of myself – not missing chances to be loving or leaving someone out of my view.
Looks like there will be a new reminder on my mirror or the door leading from my bedroom to my every day: REMEMBER LOVE – BIG LOVE – TODAY!
Today's first reading (1 COR 7:25-31) can be difficult if we forget to contextualize it. In St. Paul's era, when he says: So this is what I think because of the present distress, historians and exegetes tell us that he was talking about famine. That could certainly be the opening line in a text for today because of all the starving people in our world, but then Paul launches into a series of advisory comments on states of life (marriage vs. singleness) that can cause a measure of distress for some of us. He wraps his statements in a final assertion that it is a good thing for a person to remain as he [she] is. For the world in its present form is passing away. Again, I think his intuition of things could be applied to today when we look at the state of the world and the news of every day but I wanted something that would help me to be a little more comfortable with his words.
I found some assistance in a commentary from Bible.org where the author (who was not named) spoke first about always wanting in his youth to be a professional basketball player, thinking he would grow taller as he aged, but he never did. He also thought it would be good to be married but that never happened either. He commented on the advantages he had because of his single state in life. He then contextualizes Paul's statements. He says that this world is passing away comes from a Greek expression meaning: this world is but a shadow of reality and speaks to each of the verses regarding marriage, afflictions, pleasure, etc. and says, in summary, about "all earthly concerns" (7:31a): Use the world, enjoy the world, work in the world, buy and sell in the world, but do not let the world rule your life. …Enjoy your life, live it to the fullest, take advantage of every moment, but don't indulge yourself so much that you lose your focus on what really matters.
May we all find balance and satisfaction in where we are and who we are in this world and look forward to what might be waiting for us in the next.
The 2,000 years of Christianity have been punctuated with reminders of our duty toward "the poor among us." The verse that begins today's readings is clear. Paul says: Whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows bountifully will reap bountifully. Each must do as already determined, without sadness or compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver. (2 COR 9:6) We would do well to meditate on the actions of St. Lawrence, whose feast is today, as we consider this Scripture text. He was a deacon in Rome during the early days of Christian persecution about whom almost all of the little that is known is legend. There is no birth date and a question mark follows the printed date of his death (d. 258?). He is remembered, however, as the story goes, for his actions when he was commanded to bring all the holy vessels that comprised the riches of the Church to the prefect (governor). He agreed but asked for three days to put together an inventory of what was valuable. When the prefect returned, Lawrence had gathered "a great number of blind, lame, maimed, leprous, orphaned and widowed persons and put them in rows…[and] simply said, 'These are the treasures of the Church.'" (http://www.americancatholic.org) As you might imagine, St. Lawrence became a martyr shortly thereafter.
I am left after those readings with the same questions that come to me each time I am reminded of this issue of justice in the world. What can I do to help the people in my own community to be fed? Where are the children in our area who go to bed hungry? Why, in one of the riches countries in the world are there so many people who have to make a choice between rent and food or medicine and food or any other need and food? There are many questions about issues both individual and systemic. I find myself most often in the population that is charitable but not so involved in justice work. Today, when rain and mundane tasks will keep me inside, is a good day to take one more step across that line toward the difficult work of justice.


Easy Keto Egg Salad with Homemade Mayo!
Confession: you don't really need a recipe for keto egg salad. That's because, if you know how to make a simple, classic egg salad, it's keto by design! With eggs and mayonnaise as the two main ingredients, it's naturally high in fat and low in carbs. So, what makes this keto egg salad special?
First off, this is a veggie-packed keto egg salad. I've bulked up the eggs with tons of wholesome, colorful vegetables for added nutrients, fiber, flavor, and a satisfying crunch. Enjoy it as a deliciously easy keto snack, part of a low carb lunch, or in your next keto meal prep!
But, the major difference in this recipe is the mayonnaise. Instead of the ultra processed store-bought mayonnaise—made with inflammatory vegetable oils and questionable for additives—I make my keto egg salad with homemade mayo!
Is Mayonnaise Really that Bad for You?
In theory, no. In general, mayonnaise is just an emulsion (a.k.a. a mixture of one liquid-y ingredient with another) of oil, egg yolk, and an acid of some kind, like vinegar or lemon juice. Fat-rich oil + egg yolks = perfect for keto egg salad! Right?
But, as with most mass-marketed, ultra processed foods today, this simple recipe turns into something unhealthy with cheap ingredients and additives. Besides the preservatives and artificial flavorings commonly found in store-bought mayos, most are made with an inflammatory vegetable oil like soybean oil. And, for a truly keto egg salad, it's not just the carb and fat content that are important.
The fuel-filled fats on a keto diet should also come from clean, wholesome sources. In the Western world today, chronic inflammation runs rampant because the average diet is so highly inflammatory. Packaged, processed foods are at the root of the problem—in part because of their refined grains and added sugars.
Homemade Mayo, to the Rescue!
Instead, you can keep your keto egg salad clean and get your fuel from nutritious fats by using my homemade mayo recipe! All you need are some egg yolks, oil, apple cider vinegar, and an immersion blender.
Initially, I designed a homemade olive oil mayo recipe, but you can also use the same recipe to make homemade avocado oil mayo! (And, I actually prefer to make avocado oil mayo for my keto egg salad now!) SO simple to make, and much cheaper than buying an olive oil or avocado oil mayonnaise at the store.
Now that we've cleaned up our keto egg salad with homemade mayo, we can bask in the glory of this recipe's all-star fuel source: EGGS. For me, boiled eggs are a go-to healthy snack because they're loaded with protein and actually keep me feeling full.
Plus, eggs are also a brain-boosting superfood because they're one of the best food sources of choline. Choline is incredibly important to our cell membranes, nervous system, and it helps the brain produce signaling molecules. Basically, choline helps make sure that, when our brain sends a signal, our body hears it.
Luckily, in just one egg—and one serving of this veggie-packed keto egg salad—you get around 25% of your daily recommended choline intake!
In a large mixing bowl, mash boiled egg yolks. Add mayonnaise and mustard and mix to combine.
Season to taste, serve, and enjoy!
*Per serving keto egg salad: 1g net carbs.


A composition in red, yellow and blue, that asked the question: what if Mondrian had used triangles? And then what would happen if that triangle got distorted, and moved out of the grid?
Well I thought it was fun and, amazingly, I still like it five years later.


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Fort Lauderdale show adds Catamaran Cove
With the goal of developing the largest catamaran show in the world, organizers of the 56th annual Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show announced the addition of Catamaran Cove.
Located at the Pier 66 show location, the dedicated catamaran section will feature power and sail catamarans. There will be about 20 catamarans on display, ranging from 35 to 95 feet, from manufacturers that include Gemini, Horizon and Gunboat.
"This segment of the market has very dedicated enthusiasts, and this new 'show within a show' will be a fun and convenient place for them to experience a big selection of both new and pre-owned, power and sail cats, all in one place," Show Management vice president of consumer marketing Brett Keating said in a statement.
"Catamarans are one of the fastest-growing segments of the industry, both power and sail," said Staley Weidman, CEO of The Catamaran Co., which will have many boats on display in the new section of the show. "Every major catamaran dealer and brokerage firm has an office in Fort Lauderdale, so of course we would host the largest catamaran show here."
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Q: ASP.NET WebControl and rendering contained children I'm looking to create a WebControl that can house markup inside it, and do its own dynamic creation of child controls. The issue I'm having is that I can't (yet) render the controls housed in the markup (see example below) separate from the child controls I create.
I'm aware I need to set up the class with these 2 flags:
[ParseChildren(false)]
[PersistChildren(true)]
public class OuterControl : WebControl
{
  ...
}

And sample markup would look like:
<custom:OuterControl>
  <asp:TextBox ...>
<custom:OuterControl>

Inside RenderContents(), I have some controls I need to add to the control tree, render, then render the ones wrapped in markup in a particular part. E.g.:
protected override void RenderContents(HtmlTextWriter output)
{
  EnsureChildControls();
  [ Misc work, render my controls ]

  [** Would like to render wrapped children here **]

  [ Possibly other misc work ]
}

As stated, I can either get my code-created controls to render twice from calling RenderChildren(), or the wrapped controls to not render at all by removing that line. Darn.
Thoughts?

A: When I had a similar requirement (building a standard set of controls around the controls supplied), I ended up doing something like this:
EnsureChildControls();

Control[] currentControls = new Control[Controls.Count];

if (HasControls()) {
  Controls.CopyTo(currentControls, 0);
  Controls.Clear();
}

// Misc work, add my controls, etc, e.g.
Panel contentBox = new Panel { ID = "Content", CssClass = "content_border" };
// at some point, add wrapped controls to a control collection
foreach (Control currentControl in currentControls) {
  contentBox.Controls.Add(currentControl);
}

// Finally, add new controls back into Control collection
Controls.Add(contentBox);

Which has held up quite well.

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Everyone wants our attention, and technology has made it both easier and more difficult to focus on what is truly important. Facebook keeps nudging me about the birthdays of people I haven't spoken with in years, if ever, and there is no escape from the latest escapades of our politicians. Disasters cluster and clamor for our sympathies, and of course we want to help, but then immediate tasks like groceries, laundry and dirty dishes push headlines from our minds and leave us wondering if we are capable of achieving anything that might endure.
Wouldn't it be nice to enjoy sustained focus on just one person, place or project? I have tried this summer to protect blocks of time for writing, with limited success, because there are so many competing interests. But as we approach both the new academic and new Jewish year, it is worth thinking about methods to allow ourselves to achieve focus so that we may accomplish more of our goals, rather than constantly shifting to whatever stimulus flashes before us.
At least we can comfort ourselves that this inability to focus is a human deficit, and that "the Guardian of Israel neither slumbers nor sleeps" (Psalms 121:1). This insomniac image of God is somewhat comforting, but our ancestors have always worried whether God is truly paying attention to our needs. Worse, we worry that when God does focus on us, it will be our worst moments, not our best, that stand out. This is why our high holiday liturgy emphasizes, זכרינו לחיים, "remember us for life"—we fear that when divine attention settles on us, our sins will stand out and our merits will be forgotten.
This entry was posted in Divrei Torah on August 26, 2016 by Rabbi Danny Nevins.


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Bait shops will be sampled for Asian carp DNA
Mike Moore Editor
Sandusky, Ohio — There is some good news on the Asian carp front as it pertains to Lake Erie.
No actual fish have been found during extensive surveys over the past month or so, said Rich Carter, administrator for fisheries management for the DNR Division of Wildlife.
The expansive search for carp will now turn its attention toward Ohio bait shops in and around Sandusky Bay.
Traces of environmental DNA of the invasive fish have been found in both Sandusky and Maumee bays, wildlife officials have said (Ohio Outdoor News, Sept. 14).
Since that finding, teams from the Ohio DNR, Michigan DNR, and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service have been sampling the bays for indications of Asian carp.
"We're sampling all areas of the [Sandusky] Bay with this round," Carter said. "In the last round, we sampled randomly selected quadrants of the bay."
Sandusky Bay is divided into eight quadrants for sampling purposes, Carter explained.
"We sampled some areas of the bay and the Sandusky River with the last round, and we'll be sampling all areas of the bay this time," he said.
The Ohio and Michigan DNRs will also be sampling bait stores as part of the latest round of testing, Carter said.
"We're expanding [the sampling] to include bait stores to determine whether this is a potential source of environmental DNA," Carter said. "It's not a random sample. We'll sample as many bait stores as we can."
Typically at this time of year, DNR fisheries crews are finishing up surveys for young-of-the-year fish to determine the success of the spring spawn. The search for Asian carp has turned attention in an entirely different direction, however.
"It's put a lot of work on our crews," Carter said. "We have been fortunate to gain the assistance of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and they have been invaluable in our sampling for this species. [The] Michigan [DNR] has also been participating in the search."
Results from eDNA sampling in Maumee Bay are not yet complete, Carter said, although initial testing did show Asian carp eDNA there also.
There are several possibilities of where the eDNA came from, said Carter. First is from live fish, which have not been found in the most recent testing. The second potential source is from bird excrement that may have fallen in from the Ohio River drainage. The third possibility is from bait bucket introductions.
Scientists will continue to look at all probable points of entry for Asian carp as the testing continues in earnest.
Funding for the effort comes from the federal Great Lakes Restoration Initiative.
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All, NewsNow July 19, 2016 , by Ian H.
Arsenal are set to hijack West Ham's £26m deal for striker Carlos Bacca from Italian club AC Milan as The Gunners manager Arsene Wenger desperately wants to sign a striker this summer, according to a recent report from talksport.
The French manager has already completed the signing of Swiss international midfielder Granit Xhaka from Borussia Monchengladbach and as also completed the signing of J-league youngster Takuma Asano but the North London outfit are still in search of a striker.
So many top strikers have been linked Arsenal with likes of Alexandre Lacazette, Argentine Gonzalo Higuain and Spaniard Alvaro Morata over recent weeks but it appear Wenger has to now turn his attention to other, more diverse options.
With the Champions League winners Real Madrid rejecting Chelsea's bid for Morata, it shows the La Liga giant are not willing to sell the Spaniard and with the news that Napoli are refusing to budge on their £78.5m Higuain valuation things are getting increasingly desperate for Wenger as his search continues.
The 29-year-old ace will be hoping to continue his dazzling performances in Serie A last season, netting 20 goals in just 42 matches and helping AC Milan finish 7th.
Bacca recently claimed he will leave the club in search to play Champions League football and as West Ham did not qualify for the Champions League, this could mean Arsenal are in pole position to land the Colombian.


We all have days when nothing seems to go right and when we are prone to make silly mistakes. However, when bad days turn into bad weeks, it is time to take stock and to reflect on why things are going wrong, seemingly everyday.
Imagine you have left late for the office and the traffic is very heavy on your usual route. You then try to find a short-cut only to find that this too, is congested. When you finally arrive at the office late for a meeting, you find yourself blaming everyone else!
The day gets progressively worse when your computer, which you failed to back up the day before, crashes and you lose an important report that was scheduled to go to your department head with a deadline the following day at 9am.
Consequently, you have to stay late to redo the work you lost when the computer crashed — and you find that trying to remember those pearls of wisdom and clever solutions never really feel the same the second time around.
Sound familiar yet? Then, when you finally get home late, you have a row with your wife and shout at the children. You will agree, I am sure, that unless you stop and reflect on why things are going wrong for you, the anger you feel at making silly mistakes will intensify and be internalised within you — sometimes with results that adversely affect your health and general wellbeing.
The key factor in all of this is, of course, stress. Stress pushes us to make silly mistakes, it impairs our judgement and, if left unchecked, it can cost us our job and possibly our relationship. When we get really stressed we say things we do not mean and we act out of character which often means we find ourselves in a position of having to apologise for what we have done wrong.
But have you really done anything wrong — or was it that you were just stressed and people failed to understand that? The unfortunate fact is that they probably just see you as out of control, moody, confused and often angry. Not really the most pleasing of personality types!
Pressure is a reality we all have to deal with, but recognising when pressure is turning to raw stress is an individual skill that takes time to develop.
You can try and ignore your feelings and shout back at others who are accusing you of being angry but that certainly won't help the situation.
You can lay in bed at night unable to sleep worrying about the report you still need to write, but again, that won't help get it written. You need to take control of yourself and of the stressors in your life by identifying and managing them.
When under pressure do not try and cut corners. Weaving in and out of traffic will not get you to your destination any quicker and it will just push up your stress levels or even cause you to have a traffic accident.
Taking work problems home is not a good idea. If you leave the office in a bad mood because you have had a bad day, do not inflict that mood on your family. Leave your troubles behind, take a deep breath and smile — you will be surprise how much better you will feel.
You cannot change what has gone before, but you can pressure-proof yourself for the future so take control and don't let a bad day turn into a bad. week.
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Phem premieres "blinders" via OUT Magazine
January 31, 2018 Joshua Fisher
Today, queer musician Phem releases her new single "Blinders," a song that focuses on a specifically troubling time in the artist's life as she explored and examined her own identity and the authenticity with which she was presenting herself to the world.
"I've struggled with my sexuality for quite some time," she explains. "There were people in my family and friend groups who were confused about who I was and would ask me stupid questions about what it's like and how it works... During the process of figuring out how to answer these questions, I decided I didn't need to and that was also at the time I wrote "Blinders," a song about turning away from having to fit into a box or curb the way I am so it's easier for other people to understand."
The single, which premieres today on Out, is off of her forthcoming new EP, out on Valentine's Day. Phem has previously worked with and written for artists such as G-Eazy and Dram—her collaboration with the former, "Just Friends," has garnered several million streams on Spotify since its release.
Listen to "Blinders" and read our Q&A with OUT here.
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Presenting the captured data inside ez inboxer.
Currently inside ezinboxer, the data still in encoded json.
I know it might be useless for developer, but for enduser will be useful.
If its not in your plan, am I allowed to create a plugin for presenting JSON data and sell the plugin?


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Nearly half of eligible people in Tower Hamlets are missing out on free food vouchers
The Mayor of Tower Hamlets John Biggs has joined calls from charities and health groups warning that low-income women and children in over 130,000 households are missing out on £28.6m of free fruit, vegetables and milk due to poor promotion of the Healthy Start voucher scheme nationwide.
Healthy Start vouchers help young and low-income pregnant women, and children, to buy fruits, vegetables, milk and infant formula.
In an open letter to the Health Secretary Matt Hancock, currently in the running to be the next Tory leader and prime minister, charities and health groups warn that families are missing out on millions of pounds worth of vouchers. The letter also calls on this unclaimed money to be reinvested into boosting awareness of the Healthy Starts programme across the country.
Last year families in England and Wales missed out on an estimated £28.6 million worth of vouchers, and figures show that only 55% of those eligible in Tower Hamlets actually claimed their entitlement.
The latest statistics from the Trussell Trust shows that between 1 April 2018 and 31 March 2019, the Trussell Trust's food bank network distributed 1.6 million three-day emergency food supplies to people in crisis, a 19% increase on the previous year. More than half a million of these went to children.
Since the coalition government took power in 2010, the number of uses of Trussell Trust food banks has increased from 41,000 to 1.2 million.
In Tower Hamlets, Mayor Biggs has introduced a multi-million pound Tackling Poverty Fund to support the poorest residents and mitigate the impact of Universal Credit and other Tory cuts to frontline services. The council also continues to offer a range of support to lower income residents including free school meals for primary school pupils and one of the most generous council tax reduction schemes in the country.
Mayor of Tower Hamlets John Biggs said: "Every child deserves a healthy start in life and families are missing out on a voucher scheme which can really make a difference. The Tories have slashed services to the bone and where lifelines exist, like the Healthy Starts Scheme, they're content to leave people in the dark about extra help they're entitled to.
"With the Health Secretary in the race to be our next prime minister he's ideally placed to give this issue the attention it deserves. The Government must now work with local councils to help spread the word about the voucher scheme and improve take-up to make sure as many families and children can access the benefits.
"I hope the Government reinvests the unclaimed £28.6m into making sure no families miss out on this vital support next year."
Councillor Rachel Blake, Deputy Mayor for Planning, Air Quality and Tackling Poverty, said: "It's disappointing to hear that only 55% of eligible people in Tower Hamlets are actually claiming their Healthy Starts vouchers. Families are really struggling under the Tory austerity programme with cuts to Universal Credit and other benefits, cuts to local councils and other frontline services.
"These Healthy Start vouchers can make a huge difference and complements the tackling poverty work we're doing in the borough, including our Tackling Poverty Fund and continuing to invest in Free School Meals."


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How can I change the default payment method in my tenant?
Where can I update the default payment method?
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Is there a way to do this in mass using the Developer Tools?
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The defaultpaymentmethod is under the Account object and you can use the "Account & Contacts API Loader"


So you want to advocate for science, and don't know where to start? Well it's very easy!
Step 1: Create goals and objectives. Get a few of your friends together to plan. It's always helpful to have a team! Think about the goals of the event - do you want to bring together people to advocate for a specific bill, or just general science research? Do you want to call Congress, your state government, city officials? Figure out exactly what your outcomes are, as it will make planning much easier.
Step 2: Set a time, place, and date. Contact any allies you have at the institution you wish to host the event. Come to them with a plan, and work with them to secure a date, time, and room. It doesn't need to be fancy, just make sure it has cell phone reception, and chairs and tables!
Step 3: Build a coalition. Use your network to learn about any groups of people and entities that can partner up with your event. Especially if you already have a plan in place, it's much easier to get other groups on board. They will be able to reach swaths of people you otherwise cannot reach. Include organizations like ASBMB, FASEB, and Research!America that already do great work. (Contact R!A's Policy and Advocacy Associate Rachel Weissman - rweissman@researchamerica.org). They will also contain many resources. You MUST call your institution's government affairs office. Include them in your coalition. Go over the exact plan with them, send them all of your materials so they can give you the okay.
Read our "EA Logistics File" to get a feel of how we did ours. Everything should be straightforward and informal so attendees don't feel intimidated! Prepare twitter, email, and phone call templates for your messaging.
Step 5: Advertise. First, create an RSVP tool via Eventbrite to monitor interest. Now it's time to utilize your network to spread the word! We created a simple flyer (below). Send out a simple email urging for volunteers, include the RSVP link. This email should go out at least 1 week before the event! Don't forget to contact your internal and external media sources that may want to cover the event. You never know who will say yes!
Step 6: Host a mock call session. With your volunteers, host a quick mock session and experience calling, tweeting, and emailing for yourself. Work out the kinks then. Figure out which numbers work, what emails bounce, and which legislative aide is the most responsive. This can be done minutes before the event.
Step 7: Host the Event! Take a deep breath, and get excited! As people come in, welcome them and introduce them to a volunteer. During the event, it was fun for attendees to be vocal about their calls, who they called, etc. Make it fun for all! We gave out stickers to attendees. Make sure people sign in (sign in sheet below).
Step 8: Debrief and summarize. Congratulations! It's done! Wasn't that hard, right? Utilize the sign-in sheet to sum up the effect your event had. Now for the most important part - what went well? What could be improved for later? You have now created a community of advocates. Be sure to email them soon after the event, detailing the impact of your event. Leave open the possibility of reactivating this new coalition for future advocacy events!
Step 9: Tell us about it! Once your event is complete, please contact us about it. We are looking to build a national network of grassroots efforts in science advocacy. Just a reminder, these steps can easily be adapted to advocate for just about anything. Also feel free to email me with any questions or comments.


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Rezultaty Rajdu Szwecji (33. International Swedish Rally), eliminacji Rajdowych Mistrzostw Świata w 1983 roku, który odbył się w dniach 11-13 lutego. Była to druga runda RMŚ w tamtym roku oraz czwarta runda Rajdowych Mistrzostw Europy w roku 1983 (rajd miał najwyższy współczynnik - 4). Bazą rajdu było miasto Karlstad.

Zwycięzcy odcinków specjalnych

Klasyfikacja generalna, WRC i ERC

Klasyfikacja RMŚ po 2 rundach
Tabele przedstawiają tylko pięć pierwszych miejsc.

Kierowcy

Producenci

Klasyfikacja RME po 4 rundach

Przypisy

Szwecja
1983
1983 w Szwecji
Szwecja

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The Pittsburgh Penguins recently unveiled their state of the art practice facility in Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania. Their goal is that it will be considered a one stop shop for all things hockey. Inside this massive facility are two full-size NHL rinks, with one reserved specifically for the Penguins, a UPMC sports medicine section with 24 private treatment rooms, a physical therapy gym, a regular gym and 14 different locker rooms.
It's one of the first of its' kind and, more than likely, the most elaborate training facilities in the entire NHL. And the Penguins' officials are hoping it could land some big name events. Here's what vice president of communications Tom McMillan had to say about the complex.
I think it gives us the opportunity to potentially host the NHL Draft Combine, because we'd be the only facility where you wouldn't have to bring in the medical testing; we already have it here. We've already talked to the NHL about that. We're certainly going to be in the bidding for the World Cup of Hockey training camps. We think those kind of events that we wouldn't have been able to access before, this gives us an opportunity to do those things.
But ask yourself this question, why this and why now? The Pittsburgh Penguins are for sale and you would think that would be the organization's top priority. However, just take a look at the future of the Penguins franchise. Short-term the team looks to contend for the Stanley Cup for at least the next three years, but the long-term future looks rather grim. Countless years of trading away prospects and draft picks have finally killed the farm system and that is totally fine.
The Penguins were constructed by being a very bad team for quite a while. How else would you land elite talents like Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin and Marc-Andre Fleury. You could make the argument that other high draft picks like Olli Maatta and Derrick Pouliot deserve to be mentioned in that group, but they are both still a work in progress. And when Crosby, Malkin and Fleury age, the Penguins will go back to being a bad team, it's the natural cycle of a professional sports franchise.
So moving back to the UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex, it was built for two very clear reasons. The first shouldn't surprise anyone and it's Mario Lemieux wanting to leave a legacy before he sells his share of the franchise. It still has yet to surface if Ron Burkle is selling his share of the Pittsburgh franchise, but this is Mario's best chance to cash out, as Forbes has valued the Penguins at $565 million dollars. And there have also been some reports that the franchise could sell for as high as $850 million dollars.
And that is because the Penguins are a valuable franchise now, but they won't be for more than five years. The team most likely has already peaked and it's tough to convince a potential new owner to pay over $800 million dollars for an investment that will decline in value rapidly, so how do you pitch the team from Lemieux's and Burkle's point of view?
Well the first thing you do is you make a splash and taking a quote from the movie Draft Day.
Jim Rutherford goes out and acquires a great player in Phil Kessel to bolster the short-term value of the franchise. He keeps most contracts short in an attempt to give the new owners flexibility to create their vision when they takeover. And then you starting creating things you can entice potential buyers with. Things like an, almost, brand new stadium, in the Consol Energy Center, and a fancy new training facility that could host numerous events and bring in more revenue when the team declines.
At the root of everything the Penguins have done this offseason, it has been about bolstering the value of the franchise. Professional sports are multi-million dollar businesses and the Penguins are no exception.


Trevor Vance is a principal with Bose Public Affairs Group and managing director of government relations. He serves the needs of the firm's clients using his several years of political experience by focusing on policy development, procurement and legislative lobbying in the state legislative arena.
Vance has experience representing a myriad of issues ranging from energy, financial institutions, environmental regulations, worker classification, as well as matters affecting food and beverage manufacturers in the legislative and regulatory realms. The Indiana Society of Association Executives honored Vance with its Award of Excellence in Government Affairs for his efforts on behalf of Bose clients.
Prior to joining Bose Public Affairs Group, Vance served eight years as the Manager of State Affairs for the Indiana Statewide Association of Rural Electric Cooperatives, Inc. In this position, he represented the association and its 39 independent member systems before the Indiana General Assembly and various state agencies.
Before working for Indiana's rural electrics, Vance spent several years at the Indiana House of Representatives working his way up to the role of Senior Legislative Assistant. In this role, he was responsible for the coordination of the Democratic caucus legislative assistants in the daily activities of 53 state representatives' legislative offices. He was also responsible for the direct management of the offices of House Chairmen James Bottorff (Commerce), Michael A. Dvorak (Courts and Criminal Code), Markt L. Lytle (Natural Resources) and W. Dale Sturtz (Environmental Affairs).
Vance earned his bachelor of science in political science, with a concentration in pre-law, from the University of Indianapolis. While attending the University of Indianapolis, he served as a legislative intern for State Representatives Markt L. Lytle, David Copenhaver, James Bottorff, Paul Robertson and Dennis Heeke and was responsible for policy analysis, constituent relations and other office assistance.
Vance serves on the Board of Governors for the Governmental Affairs Society of Indiana (GASI). This organization was formed for the purpose of encouraging and assisting lobbyists in maintaining a high degree of professional and ethical conduct in all transactions with governmental entities. He also serves on the board of directors for the Youth Enhancement and Training Initiative (YETI). YETI is a not-for-profit organization that raises funds to donate to an orphanage in Nepal, while also using a portion of donated funds to help underprivileged youth in Indiana.


I have been listening to a lot of work by Osho recently, one of the great contemporary mystics of our time, a prolific speaker and writer who has left us a huge legacy. One of the areas of his work that I think is very applicable to today being his thoughts on a meditation practice being individual, so for each of us that can be different.
This inclusive approach can mean that for all of you who say 'I can't meditate because I can't sit still' there is hope.....you don't need to sit still. There are a lot of myths surrounding the art of meditation that put a lot of people off. Many assume that it belongs in the domain of the 'hippy', needing to dress in a certain way, hold particular world views or religious affiliations and sit cross legged under a tree in order to 'meditate'....this is absolutely not so. Anyone who wishes to reconnect with their own sense of inner peace can develop a meditation habit, and anyone who is feeling stressed, unable to focus, experiencing fatigue, anxiety of insomnia will benefit.....so that's just about all of in the modern world then!! The good news is that even a few minutes a day can be extremely helpful to your stress levels.
Osho describes meditation very simply as 'nothing but the discovery of the inner sense' as the time when the mind, body and spirit are all in harmony. For many people this may be best achieved when doing something physical such as running or cycling.
As with everything, building any habit takes practice and regularity, starting small to avoid getting disheartened and building it up. Joining a group or attending a course gives support and encouragement which can be very helpful in the early days, or at times in our life when we wander of track and get jaded with something. All of this is normal, and as I repeatedly say, one of the most important elements is to be kind and encouraging to yourself. The way you speak to yourself is very important, as you are listening and positive self talk is so much more helpful than negative.......but thats a different topic!!


An evaluation on the EU Code of Conduct on countering illegal hate speech online shows the initiative is delivering successful results.
Today marks the fourth evaluation on the EU Code of Conduct on countering illegal hate speech, whereby it has been announced that IT companies are now assessing 89% of flagged content within 24 hours and 72% of the content deemed to be illegal hate speech is removed. These new figures compare to 40% of flagged content assessed and 28% of illegal hate speech being removed when the Code was first launched in 2016.
It has been revealed that companies are removing illegal content more rapidly than previously. That being said, the removal rate indicates that the review made by the companies continues to respect freedom of expression and therefore has not led to over-removal.
What is the Code of Conduct on countering illegal hate speech online?
The Code was launched in May 2016 and is presented by the European Commission, Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter and YouTube. It was released in response to the proliferation of racist and xenophobic hate speech online and follows the collective responsibility of the EU, its Member States, social media companies and other platforms to promote and facilitate freedom of expression in the online world, whilst ensuring the internet does not become a free space for violence and hatred.
According to the Commission, since its launch, the Code of Conduct has been continuously progressing and delivering positive results. The fourth evaluation confirms that IT companies provide a swift response to racist and xenophobic hate speech notified to them; however, it has been speculated that they do need to improve their feedback to the users notifying content, and provide more transparency on notices and removals.


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Q: Entity Framework - Fill with data from database I am trying to fill an adjacency matrix from data from my database but I'm completely lost.
I know how to do it normally but not with Entity Framework.
This is the graph
As you can see for example on the first line, IdNodoInicial-IdNodoFinal is 1->2.
How could I go about doing this when querying the data?
foreach (int x in MatrizAdyacencia)
{
    int ini = Convert.ToInt32(grafosdb.Aristas.Select(y => y.IdNodoInicial).ToString())-1;
    int fin = Convert.ToInt32(grafosdb.Aristas.Select(y => y.idNodoFinal).ToString())-1;

    MatrizAdyacencia[ini,fin]= Convert.ToInt32(grafosdb.Aristas.Select(y => y.Costo));
    MatrizAdyacencia[fin,ini] = Convert.ToInt32(grafosdb.Aristas.Select(y => y.Costo));
}

This is what I have so far and I'm getting this error

System.FormatException: 'Input string was not in a correct format.'

A: Looks like you are looping through the matrix. I would loop through the rows of data and do your matrix stuff in there:
// grab the rows you want, this would be all
var aristaList = grafosdb.Aristas.ToList();  // unless Aristas is a List from Repo?

foreach (var arista in aristaList)
{
    // not exactly sure what you are dong here, but equivalent would be
    int ini = Convert.ToInt32(arista.IdNodoInicial)-1;
    int fin = Convert.ToInt32(arista.idNodoFinal)-1;

    // populate matrix (assuming it was initialized)
    MatrizAdyacencia[ini,fin] = Convert.ToInt32(arista.Costo);
    MatrizAdyacencia[fin,ini] = Convert.ToInt32(arista.Costo);

}


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Princeton, NJ nonprofit brings meals directly to the food insecure
Patrick Lavery Published: June 14, 2021
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PRINCETON — Last January, Isabelle Lambotte launched a new nonprofit organization with the intent to find a more sustainable way to feed the food insecure in the Princeton area.
Over many years working with local food pantries, she became disappointed at the lack of good, fresh produce available to these individuals and families.
But just two months into the existence of Share My Meals, the COVID-19 pandemic completely changed the business model Lambotte had designed.
Suddenly, many of the suppliers who provided the group with meals free of charge had to close, and while some did cook off their remaining inventory for free, that didn't last for long.
Through vigorous fundraising, however, Share My Meals was able to purchase meals, at cost, to keep up its service to more than 150 families, and more than 850 people, in and around Princeton.
In the organization's first 16 months, even through a pandemic, Lambotte said they distributed 70,000 meals.
And the COVID challenges resulted in two relative positives: longer-lasting relationships with those meal suppliers, and an emphasis on getting food directly to people instead of waiting for the people to come to them.
Some in need just recently fell on hard times due to pandemic shutdowns, and to bring food to their homes discreetly, Lambotte said, helps lessen their embarrassment.
"We have seen a growing population of food insecure people, and we were really proactive searching for the people who are, I would say, the 'new poor,'" she said.
Also, this more direct model is better able to benefit senior citizens, those who are sick, or those without access to a car to drive to a pantry.
"We reached out to different, other organizations, to the churches, to the affordable housing communities, and all these kinds of organizations to make sure that we could reach out to the people," Lambotte said.
As Lambotte seeks to return Share My Meals to its original intentions as of the beginning of 2020, she is seeking more logistical and organizational support. To find out more or to get involved, visit sharemymeals.org.
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Filed Under: COVID-19 Coronavirus, food insecurity, Mercer County, nonprofit, Princeton
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History Buffs Itinerary
For Family Groups
7-8 a.m., Breakfast at hotel.
8:30-9:30 a.m., Valdosta's Historic Driving Tour – There are four national registered historic districts, including Brookwood North, Downtown, Fairview and North Patterson Street. This tour offers an overview of our city's growth and landmarks. It's very interesting. Discover history, beauty and hospitality.
10 a.m.-noon, Lowndes County Historical Society & Museum – Founded in 1967 and dedicated to preserving the rich history of Valdosta and Lowndes County, this museum offers nearly 10,000 sq. ft. of displays and research material. The grounds also include multiple exhibits.
12:30-2 p.m., Lunch at Rainwater Conference Center – This is private dining with no lines, no waiting, great atmosphere and great food, drinks and dessert are included. Enjoy our chef's choice selections, all plentiful and super good!
2:30-4 p.m., The Crescent at Valdosta Garden Center – This is a landmark home on the National Register of Historic Places and is one of the most admired and photographed sites of the South. Col. William S. West built the neoclassical, crescent-shaped front porch, 23-room home for his family in 1898. It has been Valdosta's national treasure for more than a century.
8:30-9:30 a.m., Grand Bay Wildlife Management Area – This is a beautiful place to visit and get close to nature. It is a spacious wildlife refuge offering swampy nature walks, a winding boardwalk through a natural environment and a 54-foot observation tower for a bird's eye view of the surrounding wetlands.
10-11:30 a.m., Annette Howell Turner Center for the Arts – The Lowndes-Valdosta Arts Commission was chartered in 1962. In 1993, LVAC purchased and renovated the former first State Bank & Trust building. Former Georgia Senator Loyce Turner gave a significant gift to the Center to be named in memory of his late wife, Annette Howell Turner. The new Center was completed in April 2003 and houses six galleries in 17,000 sq. ft. of space showcasing local and regional artists' works.
Noon-1:30 p.m., Lunch at Covington's Dining & Catering – This restaurant is locally owned and operated. They have been in the food service industry for over thirty years. They serve lunch daily from their diverse menu that is sure to have something for everyone, along with daily specials to add variety to the restaurant. It is walking distance to Dosta Playhouse.
2-5 p.m., Dosta Playhouse – The playhouse opened in 1941. This was a small one-screen theater in Downtown Valdosta. It is one of two remaining theaters from the Martin Theatre chain that still stands in Valdosta. At one time, the city was home to several Martin Theatres. After the last movie flickered off the screen in 1966, it was closed for several years. It reopened briefly in 1977 to 1979. It later served as a furniture warehouse after all the interior was gutted. The local arts center and a group of thespians worked diligently to raise funds and grant money to restore the building to its original state. It is home to Theatre Guild Valdosta. The Guild purchased the building in the 1990s and then purchased adjoining buildings for much needed expansion. The Guild produces six shows each year. *Weekend show time*
Check Web site for show time schedule: http://www.theatreguildvaldosta.com


Daniel Shares his Tigertastic Car - Daniel and his friends are playing together in the park. Daniel has a new toy car and struggles to share it with the others. But in the end, Daniel learns that sharing is easy when he knows he will get his special toy back. Katerina Shares her Tutu - Daniel is playing at Katerina's house and the friends decide to perform a Jungle Dance show. Daniel wants to be a lion, while Katerina decides to be a dancing flower, but both need the same tutu for their costume. Luckily, with Henrietta's help they find a way to share the tutu and perform a grr-ific Jungle Dance show!


Karl G (fr) wrote: Seen it all coming before it happened, still enjoyed it though! Dialogue from other side of phone was a bit lacking! Not bad!
Camilla S (fr) wrote: I nowe were the shoe are,on the head of busch.IRAK.
Susan D (mx) wrote: Oh, Darlings, this movie is beyond interesting and bizarre. Right up my alley.
Sanford R (ru) wrote: It was alright. Kind of a bizarre movie. I wasn't really that into it though.
Timothy S (nl) wrote: "Waxwork" is a silly but mostly enjoyable throwback horror film that harkens back to two of the best era the genre has ever known, the 1930's and 1940's classic monster movie and the 1980's where make-up artists actually crafted special effects rather than putting them together via a computer. It's not a great film, but it is good fun most of the way, showing a healthy respect for the films of the past the way most modern horror films would never dream of doing. Granted, some of the make-up, especially the werwolf, seem simple and cheap, but they were also clearly lovingly and painstakingly created by the extensive effects team. I'll take that over lazy CGI any day of the week. Writer/director Anthony Hickox would hone his craft and become a decent B-movie maker, but the pacing in his debut feature is spotty at best. It's really his imagination as the screenwriter that shines in this. And even though there are a lot of great homages to classic films of yesteryear, this doesn't shy away from the grislier aspects of the genre. The bright, young cast is appealing, and the epic fight that concludes it is marvelous despite (or maybe because of) the clunky choreography and clumsy camerawork. There's plenty to like in "Waxwork" despite all the obvious flaws, but I mostly admired it because its ambition is clearly larger than its budget. It's good old fashioned fun that was evidently made with great love and affection that helps you to overlook the lax pacing and familiar story.
Markku R (ru) wrote: Picturesque but hollow.
Brent D (kr) wrote: "Eventually, Konga would have to kill in order to prove that my experiment was a success."Extremely cheesy and unintentionally funny movie. Some of the worst special effects I've seen in a late 1950s-60s monster movie (especially the shots of the giant ape hanging on to Decker and his assistant). Stupid, but entertaining.
Gail R (de) wrote: Great P-40 footage, an OK story of character, integrity and priorities. P-40s, John Wayne - a great combination!
Ash M (fr) wrote: Brilliant script and even a more brilliant cast.
Brandon C (ru) wrote: Tarzan feels like a wild ride through the jungle with its amazing soundtrack done by Phil Collins!
Augustine H (gb) wrote: This sequel may be clichd and even unnecessary in some sense, but definitely entertaining for fans of the cast and Rajasthan.
Tom B (au) wrote: This movie... is terrible. BUT, I recommend it anyways! It's funny and clumsily cheerful. Don't expect any on-screen genius, but it's enjoyable if you like awkward situations.
Calvin R (jp) wrote: Entertaining and my favourite part is the voguing scene. Loved it.


This week I have been quite thoughtful about the passage of time. I suppose that is understandable as it will be my late mum's birthday soon and a year since she passed.
I had a lovely visit from my dad's amazing mum. She lives in Ireland with family but wanted to spend some time with my dad. She is 98 years young! She looks like a 70 year old and is still pretty sprightly and reasonably healthy. This was the first time my two kids had met their Great Grannie!
My dad recently gave me my mum's old sewing box and last week I managed a rummage through it. It was strange to find a little Liberty label, (I have no idea what the product was) but I have come to love Liberty fabrics so much which made it even stranger.
I also managed some sewing and got a chance to test drive my free jumbo clips that came free with Love Patchwork & Quilting magazine.
I have been really enjoying a bit of lino cutting too. It is a steep learning curve but it is great fun. I carved a little fish and tried block printing in a traditional Indian block printing way. This lovely piece is winging it's way to Lucy from Charm About You.
Lovely post - those Liberty labels take me back. They used to have regional stores and those labels would swing from all the made up items with a little price sticker. Anything from a peg doll lavender bag to a make up bag in the distinctive Liberty Print.


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Q: Why are types in dto not visible in swagger? I'm setting up swagger document in my small Nest.js app according to this documentation: https://docs.nestjs.com/recipes/swagger
How do I setup dto to correctly show schema in swagger? To be more specific, nested types. It shows only top level keys. If one of the keys is of type of something, it shows it just as empty object. Here is what I mean:
dto:
export class HealthCheckDataDto {
    serverStatus: {} // dont have it typed yet;
    dbStatus: MongoConnectionStateT;
}

swagger:
[
  {
    "serverStatus": {},
    "dbStatus": {}
  }
]

expected result in swagger example value:
[
  {
    "serverStatus": {},
    "dbStatus": {
      "isOnline": true,
      "msg": "string"
    }
  }
]

This is the function:
@ApiResponse({ status: 200, description: 'blabla', type: [HealthCheckDataDto] })
@ApiResponse({ status: 500, description: 'blabla, but bad', type: [HealthCheckDataDto] })
@Get('/api/healthcheck')
healthCheckApp(@Res() res: Response<HealthCheckDataDto>) {

    // check HCs and setup status code
    const healthCheck: HealthCheckI = this.healthcheckService.getFullHealthCheck();
    const statusCode = (healthCheck.dbStatus.isOnline) ? HttpStatus.OK : HttpStatus.INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR;

    // return that response
    res.status(statusCode).json(healthCheck);
}

What I tried:

*

*When I replaced type for exact params in dto, it shows it properly in swagger.

*I did cross-check of dto against interface, where I added wrong field into 'isOnline' and it finds it and marks it, that it isnt good.

*Schema is displayed in swagger, but also only top level, not the typed part. So its not just example value.

*Checked Stack Overflow; found two related threads, but neither one solved it. One suggested to manually create sub-dtos instead of types. Well... I better not do that.

I'm doing something wrong, or missed something in documentation. Or maybe parser of that swagger module is unable to extract type/interface when generating json.

A: I missed one spot in NestJS Documentation: Generics and interfaces:

Since TypeScript does not store metadata about generics or interfaces,
when you use them in your DTOs, SwaggerModule may not be able to
properly generate model definitions at runtime.

Well, it makes sense.

In some specific scenarios (e.g. deeply nested arrays, matrices), you
may want to describe your type by hand.

So, the final setup that works for me is following

*

*Create DTO without types, but matches type/interface structure just like in 'expected result' in the original question

*request/response should be typed with dto, eg Result<SomeDto>

*when you handle data in that function, type it with interface/type, not dto and you have crosscheck.

Like this data are valid, swagger is properly generated. For additional swagger informations, use decorators directly in DTO.

A: You can show types in Swagger automatically using the OpenAPI CLI plugin.
Add:
  "compilerOptions": {
    "plugins": ["@nestjs/swagger"]
  }

to nest-cli.json, and add:
import { ApiProperty, ApiBody } from '@nestjs/swagger';

to each of your DTOs, and the plugin will automagically annotate and document your schemas!

A: According to the documentation from
types and parameters
you just have to use either
@Body(), @Query(), @Param()

then the swagger module will automatically populate things for you. this also requires that you update your nest-cli.json file to
{
"collection": "@nestjs/schematics",
  "sourceRoot": "src",
  "compilerOptions": {
    "plugins": ["@nestjs/swagger/plugin"]
  }
}

then all things should be done and generated for you.
just a heads up,if this doesn't automatically show them or show the schema to be empty, then you deocorate at least one entry of your dto with @ApiProperty() then refresh the page. this will get things done.


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