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The strait jacket was first invented in France 1790 for Bicêtre Hospital. They were used to restrain individuals who were attempting to do harm to themselves or others. The patient's arms would be inserted into the sleeves and then crossed over the chest, and the ends of the sleeves could be tied behind the wearer's back, keeping the arms close to the chest to limit as much movement as possible. The one pictured was used at West Riding Asylum in Wakefield in the late 19th century. The unusual pattern was the same as the hospital blankets at that time. Today the use of strait jackets in Britain has been discredited but they are still used in other parts of the world.
Padded cell
From 1845, asylums in England and Wales began to adopt a non-restraint system. By 1850 most institutions had stopped using straps, chains, strait jackets and other mechanical restraints. Seclusion became increasingly common as an alternative, sometimes in a padded cell like this one. The period of seclusion might range from half an hour to a number of days. Legally, a register of restraint and seclusion had to be kept. The floor was padded as well as the walls and the door. There would be no curtains and lights would be protected in the ceiling. A window allowed observation of the inside of the room. Seclusion is still used in some circumstances today, particularly in forensic services.
Asylum plan
This is a scaled plan of 'Bristol Lunatic Asylum' (later known as Glenside Hospital). Most lunatic asylums across the UK were designed like an 'E'. The idea was that there was a male side and female side to keep each sex separate. The male side was run by the Head Attendant and only male nurses (or attendants as they were known) were allowed to work on this side. The female side was run by a Matron and equally this was staffed by female attendants. A lot of the Victorian asylum buildings started off looking very similar, however as each site developed and the need for beds increased, the hospitals had to develop plans which would fit into their overall geographic boundaries. Each site therefore developed in ways to suit its location.
The asylum key is symbolic of the power that was held by the attendants from the opening of Glenside Hospital in 1861. Staff used the keys to access different areas of the hospital which patients could not and to prevent patients leaving. It was common for each nurse to have a key and the loss of it could result in dismissal. The grand master keys were held by the superintendent or the individual responsible for maintenance which allowed access to all areas and the master keys would only open doors to certain places. The key for the male side of the hospital was square whereas the one for the female side was round. The single key looks extremely crude because it was made by a patient at Glenside Hospital out of an old nail. He used it to access certain areas of the hospital and visit his girlfriend in the female ward. The nurses were reportedly happy to let him go about his business as he caused no trouble and locked the doors behind him.
Tell-tale clock
Time clocks were incorporated into the practise of mental health nursing in the late 1800s and was used as a method of keeping track of nurses on night duties. As the attendants and nurses were responsible for preventing suicide and fatalities, the clock was used to ensure that they were making regular checks on patients at the required time. On touching a small button, a brass pin would make a mark on paper around the cylinder, which would allow the Medical Superintendent to check in the morning whether there had been any neglect in the duties of the staff. The clock emphasises how little control nurses had over how their lives were regulated at this time.
Nurses' pay list
A ledger was kept for the Bristol Lunatic Asylum attendants and servants remuneration. The rates of pay varied because there were different grades and classes of nurse and was also dependent the length of employment. For example, in 1891 one nurse was paid £26 a year although other nurses might earn £16. In comparison, the housekeeper got £85 a year. At that that time it was common practice for female nurses to be paid less than men. The annual salary was usually in addition to accommodation and food. Most nurses lived onsite and would work the hours that the hospital required of them.
Bathing thermometer
In the 1800s bathing was introduced as a therapeutic technique. Patients would be prescribed "continuous baths" often for hours at a time. It was thought this would calm and relax them. Bathing also became a very important ritual in hospital life and in the 1950s a patient would have a bath every week. It was done under supervision and patients would not be allowed in the bathroom without a nurse. It was the only time where the nurse could be guaranteed to see the whole of the patient's body. The person would be ticked off to show they had had a bath that day and there was space to make a note of any marks (if the patient had a bruise it would be reported). The nurse would put the thermometers in the bath to check the temperature. The nurses followed a set of 'Bathing Rules' which instructed that 'it shall not be less than 95 degrees Fahrenheit and not greater than 105 degrees Fahrenheit.'
From the 19th century, most of the patients used a knife, fork and spoon to eat their food. The fork was webbed like a duck's foot and the knife was blunted for safety, with only an inch suitable for cutting. These would be laid on the table in the dining room before the meal. Afterwards, the patients had to stay seated while the cutlery was counted by a nurse, put back into a box and locked. From time to time a patient might decide to put something in his pocket, however it didn't happen often as it meant everyone would kept at the table until it was found. If it did happen, the nurses would generally have an idea who it would be. A patient who had a suicidal or homicidal caution card would often be searched first.
Hairdressing became a part of hospital life. Taking pride in one's appearance was seen as a sign of recovery for patients. Staff would make an appointment for patients to go to the on-site hairdressers. If the individual wasn't allowed to leave the ward the hairdresser might come to them. A visit to the salon was a change in environment and often a boost to self-esteem, with some patients even having perms. Quite often male nurses were taught to cut hair, the usual style being short back and sides. Female nurses would also wash patient's hair if the patients were unable to and style it nicely.
Locked boots
In hospitals, clothing was sometimes adapted to limit threats of violence. Some individuals had to wear locked boots, as the shoes could not be taken off without using the padlock and therefore not be used as an aggressive weapon. Similarly if the individual had the impulse to self-harm or hurt others, he or she might take the laces off the boots and use them to do this. The boots would be unlocked by nursing staff and if they rushed off with the key and forgot to unlock the individual, then the wearer would have to go to bed with their boots on. The boots would have been repaired onsite by the cobbler.
Before safety razors were introduced in the 1890s, male patients were shaved by male attendants and would not be allowed access to a razor. There were accounts of patients stealing razors to commit suicide and sometimes injuring nurses in the process. The advantage of the safety razor was that a blade could be fitted into and locked into place and then given to a patient to shave themselves. There were certain times of day a person might shave, such as just after getting up in the morning or after breakfast. It was common for the men shave themselves, however there were some male patients who were not allowed to do this. Neither male nor female patients experienced much privacy in this area.
This is one of the sketches drawn by Denis William Reed 1917 – 1979 who was a patient at Glenside in the 1950s who suffered bouts of severe depression. He produced a number of works depicting life at the hospital which include bathing, what may be a patient recovering after ECT and a scene of conflict between individuals at the hospital. The pictures are important because they serve as a true to life record of life in the hospital, particularly as no one was allowed to take photographs because these would be a breach of confidentiality. Some 80 originals are held at Glenside Museum Hospital.
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Alcoholic beverages may be consumed at the park; however, open containers are not allowed in moving vehicles. Be safe. If you drink, don't drive. Visitors found to be driving under the influence are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
The National Seashore has concurrent jurisdiction with the state of Texas and therefore enforces all federal and Texas laws regarding the consumption of alcoholic beverages.


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Don't Look For Green Sunday: 'I Won't Rush It'
Geoff Hobson
Bengals.com Senior Writer
A.J. Green looks like he won't return Sunday.
Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green says he probably won't practice again Thursday, which means he probably won't play Sunday at Paul Brown Stadium (1 p.m.-Cincinnati's Channel 12) against the Jaguars, and he says his surgically-repaired ankle hasn't suffered a setback.
"I'm just taking my time. I'm not sore. I just have to take my time," Green said before Thursday's practice. "If I can go, I can go. If I can't, I can't. It's no big thing. Like I said from day one, if I'm healthy enough to play then I'm going to play. Right now, I still have a little ways to go."
Green said he wants to be able to play every snap when he comes back and not be limited to a number like 20. Although he practiced in limited fashion for the first time this season last week, he said he doesn't want to come back too soon, like he did last season on Dec. 2 against Denver when he re-aggravated his big toe and needed season-ending injury after he sat out three games.
"Not at all," said Green when asked if he regretted returning for the Broncos, where he had his last catch for seven yards before limping off. "I was going to have to have the surgery anyway so why not go out there and test it and if you are going to rip it, just rip all the way off and have it repaired?
"You can't just throw me into game week where I got to play 60 snaps where I haven't practiced. I'm the type of guy where I need my practice time and then as I feel good in practice then my confidence gets higher to be able to play a full game at a high level. 'Oh, A.J., you just need to play 20 snaps.' No. If I'm full-go, then I'm full-go. No limitations."
Green says head coach Zac Taylor's dictum of last week that the Bengals don't plan to trade him by the Oct. 29 trade deadline hasn't taken off any pressure because there was no pressure.
"There never was pressure," Green said. "Like I said, I've been in this league a long time. I already know the ins and outs. At the end of the day, it's a business. This is the business and I respect anything that happens. But it's always good that the head coach comes out says (that). But it didn't take any pressure off me. Like, I didn't hear anything."
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Green says the ankle hasn't had a bad reaction to last week's work. He said he just got a week off in the comeback. He won't rule out playing against the Rams Oct. 27 in London and he also said that the Nov. 10 game against the Ravens at PBS isn't a natural target because it comes after the bye. And he'll go to London whether he's playing or not.
"I'm still going to make the trips. I make all the other trips," Green said. "It doesn't even matter. I'm still part of the team. I still go to meetings. I'm still standing in the huddle hearing the plays."


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East Dallas neighbor named chief development officer at Perot Museum
Katherine Stenesen. (Photo by Kelly Alexander.)
The Perot Museum of Nature and Science has named a veteran fundraiser and East Dallas neighbor as its chief development officer.
Katherine Stenesen will join the Perot Museum in January after working for the United Way of Metropolitan Dallas, where she most recently served as chief development officer. During her eight-year tenure, Stenesen led the fundraising team and secured more than $60 million in annual commitments through corporate campaigns, corporate gifts and community giving.
Prior to United Way, Stenesen spent nearly eight years at Southern Methodist University, where she rebuilt the donor relations program and obtained increases in donor acquisition, retention and giving levels.
"This is an opportunity that allows me to return to my roots in education and aligns with a mission that is very personal to me – inspiring the next generation of scientists, engineers, leaders in technology, innovators in medicine and those who believe the possibilities are endless," Stenesen said in a statement.
She will assume her duties at the Perot on Jan. 13.
The nonprofit strategist has a Bachelor of Arts in speech communication from the University of Washington and a Master of Arts in student development administration from Seattle University.
Stenesen, her husband and their two children live in East Dallas, just east of Little Forest Hills.
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About the Author: Jaime Dunaway


Siesta Group is a Finnish manufacturer of quality terrace glazing systems that has carried on the tradition of Siesta glass terraces since the 90s. Our products and services are always made-to-measure and individually customised. We are known for our excellent,wide-ranging service, and also for the superior quality of our products.
The Siesta product family covers all modern aluminium and glass construction needs. We guarantee that customers receive a solution for their requirements, which is in accordance with their own wishes.This means that our professional staff are willing and able to take on and deal with demanding challenges and opportunities.
Siesta is a pioneer when it come to glass construction. Our aim is always to be able to offer our customers the perfect space through our customised, high-quality products. We want to help people realise their dream. All of us here at Siesta are passionate about our work, and are seeking to move forward in our chosen occupations. We do not shun from challenges – rather we confront them boldy. As Siesta products are genuinely customised, we consider flexibility and gaining full understanding of our customers,their needs and wishes to be essential.
Being able to achieve a high level of customer satisfaction is a matter of honour for us. Our goal is that our customers will remember us also in the future, and that they will not hesitate even for a moment to recommend us. When our customers are satisfied, so too are we. It's really great when we see that spark of joy come to a person's eyes as Siesta's products start to help their dream take shape. Continuous development is important to us, and we firmly believe that each of us can learn something from the other. Siesta is a relaxed and nice place to work where it's easy to feel at home and to thrive.


Helen Zele, age 100, passed away peacefully on February 5, 2019, at Fairview Commons in Great Barrington. She was born on April 8, 1918, in Torrington, CT, to Marcus and Antoinette Horansky. She moved to Great Barrington in June of 1952 and worked for many years at Friendly's Restaurant, The Cricket Restaurant, and Kmart. Sharp and witty, she was a voracious reader, quick solver of challenging crossword puzzles, and the family's reigning Jeopardy champion. She enjoyed sitting on her front porch on summer evenings taking visitors, especially from her grandchildren and great grandchildren. On those same evenings, she loved hearing the latest good jokes, including the salty ones. She will be remembered for being tough as nails, fiercely independent, and unboundedly generous. It was her generosity that started the many success stories in the large family for which she was matriarch.
Helen is survived by a daughter Joanne Mallory and Joanne's husband John of Great Barrington and a son Mark Zele of Florida; her grandchildren: Mark Guidi, Julie Steuernagle, Claudine Mallory, Jeffrey Zele, Mark Zele, Daniel Zele, and Matthew Zele; her 11 great grandchildren: Hannah, Allison, Emily, Georgette, Amber, Zachary, Emily Zele, Gabriel, Mackenzie, Sydney, and Shiloh; and her sister in-law Muriel Horanski of Virginia; and many nieces and nephews. She is predeceased by her husband Mark Zele, daughter Darlene Guidi, granddaughter Nicole Guidi Brown.
So sort for your loss thinking of the family at this time of sorrow .


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package org.red5.codec;

import org.apache.mina.core.buffer.IoBuffer;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

/**
 * Red5 video codec for the screen capture format.
 *
 * @author The Red5 Project
 * @author Joachim Bauch (jojo@struktur.de)
 * @author Paul Gregoire (mondain@gmail.com)
 */
public class ScreenVideo2 extends AbstractVideo {

    private Logger log = LoggerFactory.getLogger(ScreenVideo2.class);

    /**
     * FLV codec name constant
     */
    static final String CODEC_NAME = "ScreenVideo2";

    /**
     * Block data
     */
    private byte[] blockData;

    /**
     * Block size
     */
    private int[] blockSize;

    /**
     * Video width
     */
    private int width;

    /**
     * Video height
     */
    private int height;

    /**
     * Width info
     */
    private int widthInfo;

    /**
     * Height info
     */
    private int heightInfo;

    /**
     * Block width
     */
    private int blockWidth;

    /**
     * Block height
     */
    private int blockHeight;

    /**
     * Number of blocks
     */
    private int blockCount;

    /**
     * Block data size
     */
    private int blockDataSize;

    /**
     * Total block data size
     */
    private int totalBlockDataSize;

    /**
     * Special Info 1
     */
    private byte specInfo1;

    /**
     * Special Info 2
     */
    private byte specInfo2;

    /** Constructs a new ScreenVideo2. */
    public ScreenVideo2() {
        this.reset();
    }

    /** {@inheritDoc} */
    @Override
    public String getName() {
        return CODEC_NAME;
    }

    /** {@inheritDoc} */
    @Override
    public void reset() {
        this.blockData = null;
        this.blockSize = null;
        this.width = 0;
        this.height = 0;
        this.widthInfo = 0;
        this.heightInfo = 0;
        this.blockWidth = 0;
        this.blockHeight = 0;
        this.blockCount = 0;
        this.blockDataSize = 0;
        this.totalBlockDataSize = 0;
    }

    /** {@inheritDoc} */
    @Override
    public boolean canHandleData(IoBuffer data) {
        byte first = data.get();
        boolean result = ((first & 0x0f) == VideoCodec.SCREEN_VIDEO2.getId());
        data.rewind();
        return result;
    }

    /*
     * This uses the same algorithm as "compressBound" from zlib
     */
    private static int maxCompressedSize(int size) {
        return size + (size >> 12) + (size >> 14) + 11;
    }

    /**
     * Update total block size
     *
     * @param data
     *            Byte buffer
     */
    private void updateSize(IoBuffer data) {
        widthInfo = data.getShort();
        heightInfo = data.getShort();
        // extract width and height of the frame
        width = widthInfo & 0xfff;
        height = heightInfo & 0xfff;
        // calculate size of blocks
        blockWidth = (widthInfo & 0xf000 >> 12) + 1;
        blockWidth <<= 4;
        blockHeight = (heightInfo & 0xf000 >> 12) + 1;
        blockHeight <<= 4;
        int xblocks = width / blockWidth;
        if ((width % blockWidth) != 0) {
            // partial block
            xblocks += 1;
        }
        int yblocks = height / blockHeight;
        if ((height % blockHeight) != 0) {
            // partial block
            yblocks += 1;
        }
        blockCount = xblocks * yblocks;
        int compressedSize = maxCompressedSize(blockWidth * blockHeight * 3);
        int totalBlockSize = compressedSize * blockCount;
        if (this.totalBlockDataSize != totalBlockSize) {
            log.info("Allocating memory for {} compressed blocks.", blockCount);
            blockDataSize = compressedSize;
            totalBlockDataSize = totalBlockSize;
            blockData = new byte[compressedSize * blockCount];
            blockSize = new int[compressedSize * blockCount];
            // Reset the sizes to zero
            for (int idx = 0; idx < blockCount; idx++) {
                blockSize[idx] = 0;
            }
        }
    }

    /** {@inheritDoc} */
    @Override
    public boolean addData(IoBuffer data) {
        if (!this.canHandleData(data)) {
            return false;
        }
        data.get();
        this.updateSize(data);
        int idx = 0;
        int pos = 0;
        byte[] tmpData = new byte[blockDataSize];
        // reserved (6) has iframeimage (1) has palleteinfo (1)
        specInfo1 = data.get();
        int countBlocks = blockCount;
        while (data.remaining() > 0 && countBlocks > 0) {
            short size = data.getShort();
            countBlocks--;
            if (size == 0) {
                // Block has not been modified
                idx += 1;
                pos += blockDataSize;
                continue;
            } else {
                // imageformat
                specInfo2 = data.get();
                size--;
            }
            // Store new block data
            blockSize[idx] = size;
            data.get(tmpData, 0, size);
            System.arraycopy(tmpData, 0, blockData, pos, size);
            idx += 1;
            pos += blockDataSize;
        }
        data.rewind();
        return true;
    }

    /** {@inheritDoc} */
    @Override
    public IoBuffer getKeyframe() {
        IoBuffer result = IoBuffer.allocate(blockDataSize + 11);
        result.setAutoExpand(true);
        // Header
        result.put((byte) (FLV_FRAME_KEY | VideoCodec.SCREEN_VIDEO2.getId()));
        // Frame size
        result.putShort((short) widthInfo);
        result.putShort((short) heightInfo);
        // reserved (6) has iframeimage (1) has palleteinfo (1)
        result.put(specInfo1);
        // Get compressed blocks
        byte[] tmpData = new byte[blockDataSize];
        int pos = 0;
        for (int idx = 0; idx < blockCount; idx++) {
            int size = blockSize[idx];
            if (size == 0) {
                // this should not happen: no data for this block
                return null;
            }
            result.putShort((short) (size + 1));
            // IMAGEFORMAT
            // reserved(3) color depth(2) has diff blocks(1)
            // ZlibPrimeCompressCurrent(1) ZlibPrimeCompressPrevious (1)
            result.put(specInfo2);
            System.arraycopy(blockData, pos, tmpData, 0, size);
            result.put(tmpData, 0, size);
            pos += blockDataSize;
        }
        result.rewind();
        return result;
    }

    @Override
    public FrameData[] getKeyframes() {
        return blockCount > 0 ? new FrameData[] {new FrameData(getKeyframe())} : new FrameData[0];
    }

}

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I love crystals and semi precious stones, my home is scattered with them everywhere. I also love getting creative and making beautiful, stunning hand knotted mala necklaces. These are so lovingly handmade & knotted by myself and there's nothing more special than picking out beads and making them into something beautiful, something sacred and something that will make you feel so good. It takes me a good few hours to make them but I so love to create something which is so meaningful and so beautiful. The mala necklaces are made up with 108 semi precious beads, and they can range from just about anything from rudraksha beads, mother of pearl, multicoloured amazonite beads, white howlite, moonstone, blue goldstone, hematite, rose quartz and crystals, turquoise, agate stones, blue lace agate and many more semi precious stones. These semi precious beads have various healing elements to it and may be used as a meditation mala or just worn as a beautiful and stunning necklace. I usually use 6mm or 8mm AAA+ or AA+ beads which means these are really high quality! Even the crystal rhinestone diamante spacers are top quality. The number 108 has a spiritual significance in hinduism/buddhism and when a mantra or chant is repeated 108 times the person meditating is believed to be connected deeply with the spirit of the Universe.
This stunning mala necklace has been made with so much love and pure intentions. Made with top quality 108 semi precious stones, it really is a beautiful piece of jewellery. Made with love and charged with reiki it has blue lace agate, white howlite, rose quartz with diamante rhinestone spacers.


My garden is an established garden which has been neglected since the autumn due to me being too busy to do anything and the Council having changed the garden refuse collection service. I now have a large green wheelie bin which they will empty once a fortnight and my enthusiasm for gardening has revived!
This entry was posted in Garden, Gardening on June 5, 2017 by tyhaul.
Fuchsia – I hadn't noticed, until I looked, that the stems of my largest fuchsia are red. The plant has been there so long I no longer know which variety it is, but the red stems make an attractive contrast to the few remaining leaves.
Pieris – the pink flowers providing a tiny froth of colour in my flowerless January garden.
Hellebores – having said that my garden is flowerless, in fact three of the hellebores are already flowering and others are starting to push through. No pink ones yet!
Cotoneaster – there are still a few berries left, although the birds have eaten most of them.
Bulbs – the bulbs are always late in my garden, but some are appearing. No flowers yet.
Holly – I have lots of holly, including two variegated hollies, but sadly no berries this year or last year.
I've been neglecting this blog, and my garden, due to bad weather and other commitments but will try and do better in 2018!
This entry was posted in Uncategorized on January 6, 2018 by tyhaul.
My hardy cyclamen are coming into flower beneath the Japanese acer; they have no leaves at this time, so look a bit naked and forlorn!
This entry was posted in Garden, Gardening, Hardy Cyclamen on August 19, 2017 by tyhaul.
Most of my hydrangea flowers are fading, now, but even at this stage of the year new flowers emerge. This is one of them; it appeared a week or so ago and is now in its prime.
This entry was posted in Gardening, Hydrangeas on August 19, 2017 by tyhaul.
My Japanese anemones are starting to come into flower. They are a feature of the garden from now until the autumn, providing interest at the far end, around the magnolia stellata, although they do tend to take over! For some reason, the pink ones don't do well in my garden; I've tried them more than once, and in different places, but they don't survive.
Wanting something to replace the banished mint, I found these in my local B&Q store. I haven't come across them before, but apparently they are hardy and excellent for pollinators as well as being good cut flowers. (I've now discovered they are a variety of Chrysanthemum Maximum.) I bought three plants but they weren't really enough so will go back for more. They will be taller than the fuchsias and should be a good contrast – see below.
These are now starting to flower properly, being no longer choked by mint, though they still need a bit of tlc! They are overgrown and overcrowded due to my neglect. They are also sheltering a cat, which is hoping to surprise a bird visiting the nearby bird feeder, so I keep having to chase it off the premises. This area may need a rethink.
The astilbes are now properly in flower, enjoying the dappled shade after the rain we had last week. Those which are very shaded are much paler than those nearer the sunlight – some of them are actually white. Sadly, however, none of the flowers last for long, though the foliage remains attractive.
One branch of my acer suddenly decided it was autumn, a week or so ago; the leaves turned red and gold, in stark contrast to the green leaves surrounding them. Now they have died and turned brown. The rest of the tree seems to be fine so I'm hoping this isn't a symptom of anything serious. The tree gave a wonderful display last autumn, with the leaves turning dazzling shades of gold before falling and creating a golden carpet on the ground.
I can't get over how well my hydrangeas have done this year, considering I did nothing to them other than pull off the dead heads at Easter. This is a different view of the one in my back garden – it's what I see when I open my back door. It means I can hang my washing under the back porch without being seen by the neighbours!
Thanks to The Propagator (see https://thepropagatorblog.wordpress.com/) for suggesting the idea of Six on Saturday!
This entry was posted in Astilbe, Fuchsia, Garden, Gardening, Hydrangeas, Japanese acer, Japanese anemone, Shasta Daisy on July 22, 2017 by tyhaul.
There are a number of old roses in the garden which have been there since I was a child. I pruned some of them recently and this one has now started flowering. I think it's probably 'Peace', which my mother was very fond of.
This entry was posted in Garden, Gardening, Roses on July 17, 2017 by tyhaul.
Unfortunately, the removal of the rampant mint also resulted in the removal of most of the smaller fuchsias, which were too tangled up in the mint to be saved. This means that I now have two large, well established fuchsias and this little one, which is hiding beneath an azalea. Weather permitting, I'll move it out into the space where the mint was at the weekend.
This entry was posted in Fuchsia, Garden, Gardening, Uncategorized on July 15, 2017 by tyhaul.
Wild roses have started seeding themselves in my garden – this is the third I've found. I'm not sure whether to leave them or take them out; I've taken one out because it was very thorny and in an awkward place and I'll probably take this out for the same reasons. The first one is on top of a wall so not really in the way, but it doesn't produce any flowers, as far as I can see, so I'll probably get rid of that one, as well. I thought all roses produced flowers, but these don't seem to!
This entry was posted in Garden, Gardening, Wild roses on July 14, 2017 by tyhaul.


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The new McKenzie-Admirals interchange at the Trans Canada Highway will be built as a partial cloverleaf. Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure Todd Stone called the design the safest
Loop to McKenzie Avenue part of TCH interchange design
Project serves the greater good: Langford Mayor Stew Young
Tuesday's announcement of a partial cloverleaf design for the new McKenzie interchange at the Trans-Canada Highway is the next step in a long-standing plan for the traffic-clogged intersection, says Langford's mayor.
"As far back as I remember that area was always (targeted for) an interchange," Stew Young said.
He looks forward to the quality of life improvement for the thousands of commuters who come through the area every day.
"It's better than people sitting in a traffic standstill," he said. "Nobody wants a 10-hour day. The bottom line is it will improve the quality of life for a lot of people."
While vehicle commuters from the West Shore stand to win under the new design for the $85-million project, and a new Galloping Goose overpass is enticing for cyclists, other aspects continue to spark outrage within the Gorge Tillicum Community Association.
That includes the cloverleaf portion of the interchange encroaching into Cuthbert Holmes Park, which will move within 100 metres of the federally recognized Colquitz River estuary, bird sanctuary and wildlife habitat.
"I'm disappointed; we could do better," said Rob Wickson, the community association president. "It's low quality, like a typical highway design you'd put out on the Coquihalla or something, plunked down into an urban setting."
During the announcement, Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure Todd Stone acknowledged the disruption to Cuthbert Holmes Park, but said the ministry is working closely with "those stakeholders to minimize the impact."
The province will "swap" a tract of right-of-way land in the park in lieu of the park property being used for the highway project.
Wickson disagreed with the province's approach. "They pushed as hard as they can to get the stakeholders to agree with everything they said, and when we pushed back they found every excuse they could think of not to [listen]."
Traffic wise, the chosen McKenzie design will prioritize the uninterrupted east-west flow and on-ramps for the TCH. It has dedicated bus lanes and allows for the future addition of light rail transit, something Wickson had lobbied hard to achieve.
Young is pleased the province went with the option he called "the simplest one that doesn't confuse people," making reference to the multiple loops of the McTavish Road interchange near the Victoria International Airport. "Governments know that the goal of an interchange is to move people through and do it cost effectively," he said.
While no options will satisfy everyone, Young said, he voiced confidence in the province's promise to work with various stakeholders to mitigate the impact on the park and the wildlife habitat.
Plans also include an upgrading of the intersection of McKenzie and Burnside Road West.
"The Burnside intersection wasn't originally in the scope of the project, but they listened to ideas that came from the community and from Saanich engineering to make alterations," said Saanich Mayor Richard Atwell.
There will be additional turn lanes installed where Burnside intersects with McKenzie, which is actually on a corridor of provincial land, Atwell said.
"We'll have to monitor the project to see what impact it will have on the rat running of people trying to avoid McKenzie at all costs. Some try to go south on Marigold to get to McKenzie, and Carey is also an issue, so [additional turn lanes onto McKenzie] should free up the traffic to a great degree."
Atwell noted that the wetland and rain swale planned for the centre of the cloverleaf will minimize the loss of parkland. The cloverleaf will be built on a filled section of Cuthbert Holmes Park, including the current parking lot accessible from Admirals Road. It is expected to run as far south as the now-closed Burke Street. The existing Cuthbert Holmes parking lot off Admirals will be replaced closer to Burke.
Stone also spoke of the expected traffic delays during the construction period, which will start in the fall and take 18 to 24 months. "We're pretty good at delivering major projects while moving traffic through," he said. "We'll do as much of the work on off hours as we can, evenings and weekends, and work closely with local government stakeholders, most notably the District of Saanich."
Construction will start with the Galloping Goose overpass.
The design will be presented in greater detail at an open house at St. Joseph the Worker Parish Hall, 753 Burnside Rd. W., from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. on May 18.
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It is critical to ensure you are not exposed to financial risk through accident or misfortune that could jeopardise you or your family's lifestyle. If not properly protected, these risks may seriously undermine, or even completely destroy, you and your family's financial security.
Your most valuable asset is your income. If you look at everything you've achieved, you'll know that your income covers a lot more than just the bills. It's provides for everything you hope to build for the future. Despite this, it is the one thing many people forget to insure.
What if you lost your regular income due to sudden illness or injury? Where will the funds come from to cover mortgage, standard bills, school fees, living essentials and (if appropriate) the fixed costs of running a business?
Income Protection Insurance can help safeguard your income and protect your dreams. As income protection premiums are generally tax deductible, it just may be more affordable then you thought. In fact you may even have your Superannuation Fund to pay it for you.
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Last week I tried Microsoft Azure RemoteApp together with System Center Service Manager. Azure RemoteApp is a service that you can use to support your organization to stay productive anywhere and on almost any device. Your applications runs on servers in Azure or locally, clients install a Microsoft Remote Desktop client and can then access the applications same way as if they were running locally. The great value is that you don't need to administrate a service to publish applications to clients, you buy that component as a service. The application that you publish can run in Azure or it can run locally, or a combination.
When you deploy RemoteApp you can set it up in either Cloud only mode or Hybrid mode. Hybrid mode comes with VPN to local datacenter and all users must be users from your local Active Directory. It also have an option to join the custom template to a domain.
When running in Cloud only mode everything is running in Azure and your users can be a Microsoft account. There is no option to join your custom template machine to a domain.
In this blog post I want to show a couple of screens and share some experience from when I configured RemoteApp in Hybrid mode together with Service Manager.
I wanted to run the Service Manager console in RemoteApp, therefor I needed to build a custom template. There is a default Windows Server template (think with Office) that you can use if you just want to test RemoteApp a bit. But in this scenario I installed a local virtual machine and installed the Service Manager console on it. Then I ran Sysprep. All steps you need to go through to build a customer template are documented here.
Once the image was uploaded I created a RemoteApp service, as I want to access resources in my local datacenter I selected "Create with VPN". When deploying the RemoteApp template you can't select which virtual network it should be deployed in. Instead it will create a new virtual network. If you want to connect your RemoteApp host machine to an existing virtual network in Azure you can build a VNET-2-NET connection, see this blog post. If you have for example have a domain controller or application server running in a VNET today, in Azure, and you want your RemoteApp template to connect to those servers you will need to configure a VNET-2VNET connection as the blog post describes.
Once RemoteApp is deployed you can upload the customer template image. You can upload it with a script that you will find in the Azure management portal. In the portal under RemoteApp/Template Image you can click Upload. A wizard will start and give you a script that should be used to upload the VHD file.
In the RemoteApp service, in the Azure management portal, you get a "wizard" to step through to configure everything. First part is about connecting local network with the new RemoteApp network in Azure. Second part is about linking a RemoteApp template image. Third is about configure programs to publish and configure user access. In the need is the URL for the client software.
You can connect an existing virtual network or create a new network. "Get Script" will give you a script you can run on your locally edge device to configure a VPN. "Get Key" will show the VPN IP to use to connect to the RemoteApp network and it will also show the pre-shared key for the VPN.
"Link a RemoteApp template image" let you pick the remote app you uploaded earlier.
Options to publish applications either by a path or by start menu. I installed the Service Manager console on the template image machine before running Sysprep. I can now select the Service Manager console from the start menu programs option, as it was in the start menu on the template machine.
Summary. We use Azure RemoteApp to publish consoles to applications that are running either in Azure only or in both Azure and locally. Azure RemoteApp works on many different types of devices. The service is easy to get started with, especially if compared running to Remote Application infrastructure locally.
Anders this is great I was wondering if possible, thanks for sharing!!


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I've always been a fan of good welcome videos on church websites. It's not a must for everyone, but if you have the people with the talent to do it in your congregation, it can add a lot of perspective to a visitor who's coming to your website. Here are a couple of welcome videos I particularly like from WestGate Church and The Chapel.
I get to see the church from parking lot to sanctuary. I know which door to use to go into the building. I can see what the inside of the church looks like. It's not stock photography, but the real thing.
I understand the heart of these churches. The scripting gives a clear vision for what each church believes. But the video that goes along with it completes the story. You can tell by the way people are interacting in the video of what each church is going to be like.
Basic questions are answered. I know what I can wear. I can see what the experience is going to be like for my kids. The service style is clear to me. These videos answer some of the basic questions a visitor might have even if it's specifically said by the pastors in each video.
I feel welcomed. Both of these videos are inviting in a non-pressure filled, casual way.
The videos are short. WestGate's is a little more than one minute long. The Chapel's is two minutes in length. The key in doing videos is to keep them short so you retain someone's attention.
There is action in these videos. While there are pastors talking, it's not the entire content of the video. There is great video of people in action to match. If you're going to do a video, shoot it when people are in your church on a Sunday. Don't do it when the building's empty.
If you're a smaller church who doesn't have the ability to do a video, that's okay. Think about ways you can accomplish the same things with the resources you have. Maybe you use pictures to help tell the story of who you are.
What stands out in these videos to you? Does your church have a welcome video in its website? Do you like it?
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Missing Labrador Police Dog Found Asking For A Game Of Fetch
It turns that police dogs are just normal dogs – with jobs! A missing Labrador police dog was found – asking for a game of fetch!
Smoke, a 9-year-old Labrador Retriever, works for the Mississippi Highway Patrol as an explosive ordnance detection dog. He lives with his partner, Cpl. Andrew Sisk, on County Road 530 in Lee County in northeast Mississippi.
While Sisk was cleaning the Lab's kennel on Sunday morning, Smoke went on an adventure of his own –setting off a dog hunt by Sisk's family, friends, and coworkers throughout the area for the next few days.
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"The first night I knew he was close, we just couldn't find him. We searched all day and into the night, and I was worried," Sisk said.
Police officials hoped Smoke had only gone for a swim, but he wasn't at any of the nearby lakes. The Labrador kept everyone worried until Wednesday around 2:30 a.m.
"He was in the front yard of a neighbor's house with a tennis ball in his mouth, wagging his tail," said K9 Unit Commander M/Sgt. Elmo Townsend. "The neighbor was going to work and when he walked out his front door, there's Smoke."
A quarter of a mile from Sisk's home, a man found him looking for a game of fetch.
Watch: Labrador Chases Seagulls!
"I was at home, it was 230 a.m. and I was asleep. I got a call from my neighbor, JT Landers, and the first thing I said was, 'What's wrong?'" Sisk said. "He said, 'I found your dog, I put him up in the kennel. You can come get him in the morning,' and I said, 'No, I'll be there in just a minute and I'll pick him up.'"
Smoke and Sisk have only been a team for about a month but Sisk was distraught when he couldn't find his partner, Townsend said.
"It's a big relief to have him home, it's like he can finally relax," Townsend said. "He's been beside himself ever since the dog disappeared, it's like the weight of the world is off his shoulders now."
A K9 handler and police dog are not just workmates, they are partners.
"It's something only a person that's ever bonded with a dog and been in a situation like that could ever understand," Townsend said. "A military k9 handler will know what it feels like too, but it's kinda hard to describe what the feeling is like when you lose your K9 partner."
Sisk said he and Smoke have already developed a bond that a lot of people don't have with their coworkers.
Read: Firefighters Rescue Labrador Puppy Trapped Down 75-Foot Well
"He's my partner," Sisk said. "He's always happy and always glad to see me, and I'm always glad to see him."
Smoke is growing old and is nearing retirement time, Townsend said, but the police department has yet to raise the funds to purchase another bomb dog. Since the Labrador is the only explosive ordinance detection dog in the area, his schedule can get pretty busy.
"He's still got a lot of life left in him, in human adult years he's in his 50s or 60s. He's in good health, we've got another year or so with him," he said.
Source: Clarion-Leger
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THE collection held for Swindon Robins speedway rider, Darcy Ward at Town's fixture with Burton Albion last weekend raised £2,300.
The club would like to thank supporters for their contributions to the total which has been donated to the Darcy Ward Foundation.
Robins boss Alun Rossiter told the speedway club's website: "Everyone here would like to thank the Swindon Town supporters for their generosity - it really is a great effort to raise such an amount.
"This money will go straight to Darcy and will go a huge way to helping him in his rehabilitation and we really cannot thank everybody at the football club enough."


The Middle East is a mess. It has been a mess for a long time now. In the newspaper, CNN and Fox News etc. you hear about Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Syria mostly. What kind of gets put on the "back burner" is the conflict with Israel and Palestine. I believe this is because the Israel and Palestine conflict has gone on for so long. So the question is how do you stop the Israel and Palestine conflict? What is a solution? Is there a solution? Over 116,000 Israelis and Palestinians have been killed since the beginning of this bloody conflict. This has to stop. There needs to be a resolution.
To give you a little background on the conflict. Jews and Arabs have been at each other's throats for many centuries. There has always been a lot of prejudice between the Israelis and Palestinians and also some political conflicts. Although they have been fighting since what feels like the beginning of time I'm only going to give you the history of the conflict after World War I.


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Nearly every day I'm hearing from people who are just now paying attention to what's been going on in Michigan Their reactions to the latest and the worst insult--the water poisoning in Flint--are many and varied, but tend to follow the same theme: WTF??
Read more about Curtain Down On The Trump Show Already. Please.


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MCC: Partnering for Peace in Colombia
Published in Roots and Branches (Journal of the Mennonite Historical Society of BC), May 2020
By Shelley Dueck, Colombia learning tour participant, MCC BC
All photographs courtesy of Shelley Dueck
Chocó, an isolated region in Colombia that is neglected by its government and the world, is seemingly forgotten. Still, hope stirs. The Colombian Mennonite Brethren Church pastors continue to hope, pray and live out the Good News through a partnership with Mennonite Central Committee. They offer support to the communities along the San Juan River in three priority areas: relief supplies, sustainable development, and peace initiatives in the name of Christ.
On our MCC learning tour to Chocó, we walked single file down the narrow sidewalk of Istmina to the bank of the San Juan River. Carefully, we navigated down twenty-two concrete stairs to the river's edge. One by one we steadied ourselves on a thirty-foot riverboat, sitting two or three across on a wooden plank, preparing to embark on a thirty-minute journey up the river.
Our boat travelled upstream against the current. Along the banks of the river, women were washing clothes and kids played in the contaminated water. When the river overflowed in February 2019, people's homes and livelihoods were washed down the river. Five hundred families struggled to begin again. Relief aid included a two-month supply of food rations, a stovetop, and basic household items and tools. The food rations and tools not only provided for urgent survival needs, but offered hope to these resilient people who were once again rebuilding their lives.
We travelled twenty-five minutes and arrived at the small village of Bocas de Suruco. Silence surrounded us as we walked towards a large open area in front of the Mennonite Brethren Church. As we approached the church, we heard the excited sounds of children's voices. Inside, a youth club called Faith & Hope was meeting. The children were waiting for crayons that were stored on the second floor of the church where the supplies had been quickly moved during the flood. The peace club used to meet outdoors in front of the church but had been forced to move inside the sanctuary because of a recent armed confrontation in the open square in front of the church. Peace is not an abstract ideal here. It's a daily longing
The peace club topics range from talking about peaceful ways of greeting one another, to practising assertive communication skills and resolving conflict through conversation. The youth and children are eager to find new ways to live, to be a generation that resists conflict, to be influencers for peace in their schools and communities.
Peace: Wall art in Bogota
We arrived at Fagrotes – Fundación Agropecuaria Tejiendo Esperanza, or Weaving Hope Agricultural Foundation – an MCC agricultural partner. Their aim is to provide sustainable farming practices and secure long-term livelihoods for participating farmers. Fagrotes offers crop-planting alternatives to farmers who have previously grown coca, the plant that produces cocaine for the drug trade. They now grow cacao, which produces cocoa beans for making chocolate.
Cacao Beans ready for harvest.
One hundred and twenty farmers have partnered with Fagrotes to grow cacao and rice as cash crops to provide for their families. The farmers' income has become more regular and substantial; food production in the region has increased; and crops that contribute to the drug trade have declined. All of this has taken place with the ongoing risk posed by the armed groups in the region that are losing growers for their product and men and boys to the armed conflict.
Pastor Rutilio, Director of Fagrotes emphasizes, "We want to see people living differently, to see agriculture being strong here in this region, big rice crops or cacao crops, and know that people have the income they deserve and that they are able to live better lives with dignity."
Building dignity in the people.
MCC's partnership with the Mennonite and the Mennonite Brethren Churches in Colombia came about via a joint invitation from both conferences to start a program in Bogotá in 2002. In Colombia, MCC works exclusively through the churches, since the pastors are the direct link to the communities and to the needs that are ever-present and growing. With ongoing political instability and armed conflict, the country's social fabric continues to be weakened. Amid these complexities, MCC's partnership with the Mennonite Churches in Colombia offers hope.
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Many feelings, no words
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Fighting to communicate, fighting to survive;
Naming the forgotten, no longer faceless;
Giggles, smiles, X's & O's;
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Shelly Dueck currently lives in Abbotsford, BC, with her husband Gil and their three lovely daughters. She has been serving with MCC BC for three years on the Communication and Donor Relations Team. She also invested 20 years supporting adults with intellectual and physical disabilities and is richer in character and relationships because of this time. Using her gifts and skills to empower the vulnerable and marginalized is her passion and call.
For more information about the Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) and the upcoming Festival To-Go and Cyclathon you can go to https://mcccanada.ca/get-involved/events/mcc-festival-go. Each dollar raised at the Festival To-Go goes even further this year, through a 6:1 match!
To find out more about the Mennonite Historical Society of BC visit http://www.mhsbc.com/index.php.
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This topic explains how to use Parasoft Change Advisor in SOAtest and Virtualize. It describes how to update the request or response messages that your test or service virtualization assets send.
Change Advisor automatically identifies how messages sent by your existing test and/or service virtualization assets are impacted by service changes (e.g., renamed operations, added elements or types, modified namespaces, etc.). It also automatically refactors impacted tools (individually or in bulk) based on a change template to either update your existing test or responder suite or create a new one. Change templates are created by reviewing and refining automatically-defined mappings that explain how elements/operations/resources and schemas from the original definition relate to those in the current definition. This ensures that your assets are updated as rapidly, accurately, and intelligently as possible.
Did You Install SOAtest as Plugin or from an Update Site?
Change Advisor depends on an Eclipse plugin called EMF Compare. That plugin gets installed in the full SOAtest installation, but not when SOAtest is installed from update site or plugin installer.
Run a change impact analysis from the Parasoft Change Advisor perspective.
Apply that change template—on a case by case basis (to resolve specific change impacts reported by the change impact analysis) or for batch refactoring (to rapidly update all impacted tools across a project, suite, etc.)—to update your existing suite or create a new one.
Update your preferred test execution Test Configuration to perform change impact analysis as it executes tests.
Apply that change template—on a case by case basis (to resolve specific change impacts reported by the change impact analysis) or for batch refactoring (to rapidly update all impacted tools across a project, suite, etc.) —to update your existing test suite or create a new one.
Compare the assets' messages against the service definition with which they are currently configured.
Compare the assets' messages against a different service definition.
The result of this analysis helps you assess the scope and nature of changes that will be required to update your assets' messages.
Change templates can be automatically generated from the Service Catalog, which is populated during change impact analysis.
Once a change template is created, we recommend that you review and fine-tune the automatically-defined mappings that explain how elements/operations/resources and schemas from the original definition relate to those in the current definition.
When the automated analysis determines that there is a high probability that an item from one definition correlates to an item in the other definition, we'll point that out and automatically set up that change to be applied when you're ready. Such mappings are considered "high probability matches."
If the analysis identifies a possible match between the original service and the current one, we'll still preconfigure that mapping, but we'll also highlight this as a match that requires review.
What Changes Does it Cover?
Simple changes to the definition file (elements are reordered, types are changed, etc.) are updated automatically.
The Change Advisor perspective is designed specifically for identifying and addressing change impacts.
Choose Window> Perspective> Open Perspective> Parasoft Change Advisor.
The standard asset explorer: This lets you select which assets to analyze or refactor (by applying the toolbar buttons described below).
Toolbarbuttons: Three buttons are added: Run (used to rerun change impact analysis to check that assets have been refactored properly) Perform Change Impact Analysis (described below), and Refactor Using a Change Template (described below).
The Service Catalog view: This stores information about the different versions of each service, as well as the change templates that define how one service version's structure compares to another's.
The Properties view: This provides details about the item selected in the Change Template editor.
The Change Impact progress view: This reports the progress and results of change impact analysis.
The Quality Tasks view: This is where you can review change impacts and refactor the related tools using any available change templates.
The live version of that same service definition (at the same URL as the original definition file).
A different service definition (at a different URL than the original definition file).
Change impact analysis will report only changes that are relevant to the tools you're analyzing. For example, if the service no longer includes an optional element that your tools never used, a change impact will NOT be reported.
If you suspect that the service changed, run it from Change Advisor to identify what changed and see the scope and nature of the updates that will be required to address that change.
If you're not expecting any changes, run it alongside normal test execution. This way, if a test fails, you can immediately determine if that failure might be related to a change in the service.
In the explorer, indicate what assets you want to analyze. You can select individual tools, suites, project, etc. If you have both SOAtest and Virtualize installed, select either .tst files or .pva files.
In the Change Advisor toolbar, click the Perform Change Impact Analysis button.
To analyze vs. existing definition(s): If you want to analyze all selected assets vs the live version of their correlated service definitions, select the first button, then click Finish.
To analyze vs. a different definition: If you want to analyze selected assets vs. a different version of the correlated service definition, select the second button, specify the location of both the current and updated service definitions, then click Finish.
For instance, assume you have selected a suite that includes assets based on 3 different service definitions. Analysis with the Scan the selected assets against their current service description option will compare all of those assets vs. the current version of their correlated service definitions. If you select Scan the selected assets against a specified service description—and you specify the location of the existing and updated version of 1 of the 3 service definitions used by those assets— the analysis will be applied to only the assets that use that specified service description. Assets based on the 2 other definitions will not analyzed.
As the analysis runs, analysis progress will be reported in the progress view as well as the console view. Note that if an asset is reported as "skipped," this indicates that it did not have messages specified in a supported format (e.g., Form Input).
You can also open this layout from that view's drop-down menu.
Right-click the change impact message, then choose View Associated Editor.
Right-click the change impact message, then choose Show Source in Explorer.
At the change-impact level: Apply it to specific change impacts reported from the change impact analysis. This is often used if you just ran a change impact analysis and want to review and address the reported impacts one-by-one.
At the project or suite level: Perform batch processing across suites, tools, or projects selected in your explorer. This is typically used if you want to rapidly apply the change template to a group of assets.
Right-click an impact in the results view, then choose Refactor Using Change Template.
In the explorer, select the node(s) for the assets you want to update, then choose Refactor Using Change Template. If you have both SOAtest and Virtualize installed, select either .tst files or .pva files.
Service name: Specify the name of the service whose messages you want to refactor.
Version: Specify the version of the service whose messages you want to refactor. The version names that appear here are those that appear in the Service Catalog view.
Update Parasoft assets to use service version: Specify the version of the service that the updated messages will correspond to. The version names that appear here are those that appear in the Service Catalog view.
By applying the change template: Specify the name of the change template that you want to apply in order to update messages for the service version specified above.
In the second page of the wizard, indicate where you want to save the updated assets. The default is to save the updated assets in a new location so that you're creating a new set of tests or responders rather than overwriting your original assets.
The refactoring will update messages as defined in the change template. Tools for removed operations will be disabled, but not deleted.
Change templates are created, reviewed, and modified from the Parasoft Change Advisor perspective.
If you have not already done so, run a change impact analysis as described in Identifying Changes with Change Impact Analysis.
Ensure that the Service Catalog shows the service that has changed and contains "versions" for both the original service definition and the current service definition.
To add a service to the catalog, right-click any where in the Service Catalog view, choose Add Service to Catalog, complete the available fields (these vary based on the artifact type selected), then click Finish.
To add a version to the catalog, right-click on the related service, choose Add Version to Catalog, then specify the necessary version details.
To rename a service or version, right-click its Service Catalog node, then choose the appropriate Rename command. The names specified here will be used in the Refactor Using a Change Template wizard.
Why Are There Two Operations Nodes in the Service Catalog?
Choose File> New > Change Template.
In the Service Catalog, select the nodes for the original version and the new version, right-click the selection, then choose the appropriate Add Change Template command.
In the Service Catalog, right-click the Change Templates node for the original version, then choose Add ChangeTemplate.
Specify basic information about the change template.
Note that if you have both SOAtest and Virtualize, you will see an option to create a change template for clients or responders. Choose Client if you want this change template to define how to update requests in SOAtest messaging client tools. Choose Responder if you want this change template to define how to update responses in Virtualize message responder tools.
Specify the name and location for the change template file that will be created.
A change template will then be created and opened in the Change Template editor.
If there is a perfect or high probability match between items in the original and new version, the related items will be mapped and marked with green.
If there a close (but not definite) match between items in the original and new version, the related items will be mapped and marked with yellow. These items should be reviewed before you finalize and apply the change template.
If no close match is detected for an item in the original version, it will not be mapped.
Elements/operations/resources are mapped in the Map Elements/Operations/Resources tab.
Each element's schemas are mapped in the Map Schemas tab.
As you are reviewing the mappings, you can use the filters available at the top of the editor to focus on high probability matches, matches needing review, or unnmatched items.
Specify that two unmapped items are correlated. Select both items, then click Connect.
Specify that two mapped items are NOT cor-related. Select both items, then click Disconnect.
Specify the default value for an unmatched item. Right-click that item, select Configure Default Value for Added [item_name], then specify the appropriate value in the dialog that opens.
Indicate that a "match needing review" has been reviewed (turning a yellow mapping to a green one). Right-click any area of the mapping, then choose either Mark Match [mapping] as Reviewed or Mark Match [mapping] and Child Matches as Reviewed.
Indicate that an unmatched item has been reviewed.
Right-click that element, then choose either Mark [item_name] as Reviewed or Mark [item_name] and Children as Reviewed.
If your team wants to share change templates, either share the project that contains that template, or copy the template from one workspace to another.
For a tutorial on using Change Advisor, see Updating Tests as Services Change.


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Indian Takes '17 AFT Championship, Harley Davidson Investing Heavily to Win in '18
December 27, 2017 2:00am
Harley Davidson, Inc. (HOG) is investing a record $562,500 in contingency program funding for the 2018 American Flat Track race schedule, after rival Indian Wrecking Crew riders took the Top 3 spots in the 2017 AFT Twins class; the brands' first championship after a 60-year absence from the sport. The contingency program money serves as an incentive for unaffiliated riders to race specific bike models; with riders receiving payouts for winning (and placing in) the 18 circuit races. Flat Track, where competitors race on a 1.5-mile-long tracks at over 140 MPH, is valued by motorcycle manufacturers; seen as an entry point to the valuable 18-24-year-old demographic, riders who choose their allegiance and remain loyal as they age.
Howie Long-Short: Indian Motorcycle Co. was acquired by Polaris Industries (PII) in 2011; relaunching its racing team for the 2014 season. PII had a great Q3' 17, increasing revenue 25% YOY to a record $1.479 billion; with a net income, up 153.6% YOY to $81.9 million. Indian Motorcycle retail sales (up 16% YOY) helped to drive the growth; with the brand's market share exceeded 10% in September.
Fan Marino: HOG is serious about taking back the title in 2018, offering $35,250 per race (winners take home $10,000) to "privateers" riding XG750R or XR750 models. To put that amount in perspective, HOG's entire 2015 program cost just $96,000! For those wondering, Indian riders won the '17 Championship racing Scout FTR750s. Indian isn't just handing the '18 Championship to HOG though, PII is offering $350,000 in performance bonuses ($18,500 per race) for "privateers" who prefer their bikes.
Harley-Davidson Is Spending a Half-Million Dollars to Win the Racing Crown Back From Indian
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Funding opportunities help decode pine trees
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MISSISSIPPI STATE -- Loblolly pine is the primary source of pulpwood for the entire U.S. paper industry and the most economically important crop of any kind in the Southeast.
Despite its economic importance, little is known about the genome of loblolly pine. The term genome refers to the DNA that defines an organism, including its genes and the DNA sequences containing "blueprints" for all the heritable characteristics of the organism. In short, the genome is what makes a human a human, a cat a cat and a pine tree a pine tree.
Daniel Peterson
Mississippi State University recently received a $1.6 million, three-year grant from the National Science Foundation to use state-of-the-art molecular biology techniques, robotics and powerful computational methods to research the pine genome.
Daniel Peterson, an assistant professor of molecular biology in the Department of Plant and Soil Sciences, leads the research group. The grant includes $1 million earmarked for research in Peterson's lab, the Mississippi Genome Exploration Laboratory, or MGEL, and is one of the largest NSF grants ever awarded to MSU's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.
The work on the project is being conducted through the Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station.
Peterson said characterizing the pine genome will not be an easy task because the vast majority of its makeup is highly repetitive "junk DNA." In fact, only about 2 percent of the pine genome contains genes.
"Additionally, the genome of pine is seven times larger than that of the human genome," Peterson said. "While both pine trees and humans have about 20,000 to 50,000 genes, pines have a lot more repetitive DNA. It will take a lot more 'sifting' to get the pine genes out of the pine genome."
Peterson is especially qualified to tackle the monstrous pine genome. In 2002 while doing postdoctoral research at the University of Georgia, he was lead inventor of Cot-Based Cloning and Sequencing, a technique that allows scientists to efficiently separate genes from repetitive sequences. CBCS is being used in the research for the new NSF-funded project at MSU.
In addition to Peterson, other members of the research team include Dana Nelson and M. Nurul Islam-Faridi of the U.S. Forest Service's Southern Institute of Forest Genetics in Harrison County, and Doreen Main and Jeffrey Tompkins with the Clemson University Genomics Institute.
College of Forest Resources interim dean Bob Karr said the project is significant for Mississippi and other states with large forest industries. The university administration strongly supports this effort as MSU researchers take leadership roles in the pine genome research.
"The pine genome project is an important first step in the basic science necessary to apply some of the new technology in genetics to forest research," he said. "This will be a foundation other scientists can build on for the improvement of our forests."
Additional information about the pine genome project is available at the MGEL Web site http://www.msstate.edu/research/mgel.
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Explain that it is important to limit fruit juice because it doesn't have the fiber of the whole fruit. Here is the equivalent of one cup fruit:
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Curling Canada & Grand Slam of Curling Announce Bubble Plans for 2021
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From Sportsnet – owner and operator of the Grand Slam of Curling series:
"The Grand Slam of Curling said Thursday that it plans to host The Players' Championship and Champions Cup at Winsport's Canada Olympic Park in Calgary. Dates have yet to be finalized, but both bonspiels will likely be held in the spring.
The announcement comes two days after Curling Canada first unveiled curling hub plans for the Alberta city. The federation intends to hold the 2021 men's and women's national championships, the mixed doubles championship and the men's world curling championship in Calgary."
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Corinthian-Casuals 4-0 Horsham
Match report and pics: Stuart Tree
Corinthian-Casuals star striker Jamie Byatt notched his 100th goal for the club in style after bagging a hat-trick in Casual's impressive 4-0 win over Horsham.
And boss Matt Howard labelled the achievement as 'amazing' and 'one heck of a record' in a performance that saw Casuals win only their third league game in fourteen to ease any pressure of being dragged into a relegation scrap.
Howard had almost a full squad to choose from for the first time in months and welcomed back captain Joe Hicks after his four game suspension. It was probably no coincidence that Corinth kept a clean sheet having their first choice centre-backs playing together once again.
Horsham came to King George's as the bottom club in the Ryman League after only picking up five points in their last eight league games… a record worse than Casuals.
In the first half bereft of any goals, most of the chances fell to the home side. Maz Bettache and Juevan Spencer linking well which saw the former miss a couple of decent half-chances. Horsham's only notable effort came from Tony Nwachukwu's well hit shot which was expertly matched by Danny Bracken in goal.
On 30 minutes, Horsham's Ryan Woodford was shown a red card by referee Mr G Read for a dangerous challenge. It was Woodford's second dismissal in as many matches.
However, though Casuals looked dangerous, especially with the extra man, the teams went into the break on level terms.
The second half saw more of the same until Matt Howard decided to change things around, including the introduction of debutant Olly Taylor. On 72 minutes, Taylor found himself in the Horsham box and a neat cross pass to Byatt saw the diminutive striker lose his footing but still managing to control the ball and poke it into the back of the net. Under strong protestations from the Horsham players for handball, the goal stood and Casuals had the all-important breakthrough.
It was to be the goal that opened the Horsham floodgates; deserved of a goal, Maz Bettache struck just two minutes later when a Dave Hodges cross found the attacking midfielder who blasted home from 20 yards.
A second yellow card for Horsham's Anthony Storey saw the Hornet's afternoon get worse and now down to nine men, Casuals sensed more goals and they duly came. In the 86th minute, Billy Joe King fouled the impressive Taylor in the box and Jamie Byatt had no hesitation in taking the penalty, knowing it was for his century of Casuals goals.
And the afternoon was topped off in style for Byatt and the Casuals in time added on as Taylor's shot from distance was spilled by Lewis Blaney in goal only for Byatt to pounce and prod home for his hat-trick.
With this result, Casuals move up a place to 14th and leave Horsham five points adrift at the foot of the table.
After the game, Manager Matt Howard commented,
"It's been hard recently. Looking on current form, we're almost certainties to get relegated. The last thirteen games, we'd won just two and conceded 41 goals. We've only conceded 48 all season! It's been a stark contrast to the first twelve games of the season which saw us go top of the league.
"We've struggled with injuries but everyone is coming back to full fitness now. In fairness, it was a hard decision today to pick the first eleven and the substitutes because I have so many now available to me.
"The first 15 minutes, I felt confident we'd get a result today. We moved the ball around well and it was a case of biding our time. As time ticked on and we hadn't scored, we knew we had a couple of options on the bench which we utilised.
"I said to the lads at half time, once we score the first, we'll probably go on and get three or four… and we did.
"We can't just rest on this one result. We need to put a run together now.
"Jamie Byatt's achievement is amazing… just amazing. That's one heck of a record. All credit to him. His first goal was an unbelievable finish but he really should've laid it off… but you can't knock it really. Another hat-trick… brilliant!"
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Allau is a state in the west of the Midlands region of Schalafania.
Allau is located in the West Midlands, the climate is very mild, the state usually experiences warm Summers but bitter Winters with temperatures often falling bellow freezing.
Allau is almost completely void of history, the state was held as a part of Pela Neve by the British before being relinquished, the reasons for this remain largely unknown.
Unlike the southern and eastern states Allau's population remains largely white with just under 85% being of British descent.
In Allau, only one politician, the figure of state is represented in The Assembly. Schalafania's equivalent of a 'G8 Summit'. The Assembly was established in 2009, meaning all members are inagural, the original parliamentary system is now defunct.
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Margaret Raymond is a member of the law faculty. From 2011-2020, she served as the Fred W. and Vi Miller Dean of the University of Wisconsin Law School. As Dean, she served as the chief academic and executive officer of the school, with responsibility for faculty and staff development, personnel oversight, strategic planning and institutional vision, fundraising, external relations, budget planning and management, curriculum and student affairs.
Professor Raymond received a bachelor's degree in chemistry from Carleton College and earned her J.D. at Columbia University School of Law, where she was Editor-in-Chief of the Columbia Law Review and was awarded the John Ordronaux Prize.
She served as a law clerk to the late Justice Thurgood Marshall of the U.S. Supreme Court and the late Judge James L. Oakes of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. Following her clerkships, she practiced as a commercial litigator and a criminal defense lawyer.
She was a member of the faculty at the University of Iowa from 1995-2011, where she was named the William G. Hammond Professor of Law and was honored with the law school's Collegiate Teaching Award. While at Iowa, she held a number of campus leadership roles, including serving as president of the Faculty Senate.
Professor Raymond's scholarship focuses on the professional responsibility of lawyers, constitutional criminal procedure, and substantive criminal law. She is the co-author of a Professional Responsibility casebook, The Law and Ethics of Law Practice (with Hughes, 2d ed. 2015). From 2013-2019, she served as a member of the Standing Committee on Professional Ethics of the Wisconsin State Bar. She participates regularly in providing ethics CLE programming to Wisconsin lawyers and is a member of the Board of Directors of the Wisconsin Lawyers Mutual Insurance Company (WILMIC).
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