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<?php
define("SABNZBD_TIMEOUT",15);

class Services_NzbHandler_Pushsabnzbd extends Services_NzbHandler_abs
{
	private $_url = null;
	private $_sabnzbd = null;
    private $_username = null;
    private $_password = null;

	function __construct(Services_Settings_Container $settings, array $nzbHandling)
	{
		parent::__construct($settings, 'SABnzbd', 'SAB', $nzbHandling);

		$sabnzbd = $nzbHandling['sabnzbd'];

		$this->_sabnzbd = $sabnzbd;

		# prepare sabnzbd url
		$this->_url = $sabnzbd['url'] . 'api?mode=addfile&apikey=' . $sabnzbd['apikey'] . '&output=text';

        $this->_username = $sabnzbd['username'];
        $this->_password = $sabnzbd['password'];
    } # __construct

	public function processNzb($fullspot, $nzblist)
	{
		setlocale(LC_ALL,'en_US.UTF-8');

		$nzb = $this->prepareNzb($fullspot, $nzblist);
		$title = urlencode($this->cleanForFileSystem($fullspot['title']));
		$category = urlencode($this->convertCatToSabnzbdCat($fullspot));

		# yes, using a local variable instead of the member variable is intentional
		$url = $this->_url . '&nzbname=' . $title . '&cat=' . $category;

        /*
         * Actually perform the HTTP POST
         */
        $svcProvHttp = new Services_Providers_Http(null);
        $svcProvHttp->setUsername($this->_username);
        $svcProvHttp->setPassword($this->_password);
        $svcProvHttp->setMethod('POST');
        $svcProvHttp->setUploadFiles(array(
                array('name' => 'nzbfile',
                      'filename' => $nzb['filename'],
                      'mime' => $nzb['mimetype'],
                      'data' => $nzb['nzb'])
        ));
        $output = $svcProvHttp->perform($url, null);
        $errorStr = 'sabnzbd push : ' . $output['errorstr']. ' / '.$output['data'];

		if (($output['successful'] === false) || (strtolower(trim($output['data'])) != 'ok')) {
			error_log($errorStr);
			throw new Exception($errorStr);
		} # if
	} # processNzb

# --------------------------
# - NzbHandler API methods -
# --------------------------

	/*
	 * Return the supported API functions for this NzbHandler imlementation
	 */
	public function hasApiSupport()
	{
		$api = "getStatus,pauseQueue,resumeQueue,setSpeedLimit,moveDown,moveUp"
			. ",moveTop,moveBottom,setCategory,setPriority,delete,rename"
			. ",pause,resume,getVersion";

		return $api;
	} # hasApiSupport

	/*
	 * SABnzbd API method: queue
	 * The getStatus() method returns a JSON object containing the following
	 * name/value pairs:
	 *
	 * queue.status
	 * queue.paused
	 * queue.speedlimit
	 * queue.freediskspace
	 * queue.totaldiskspace
	 * queue.bytepersec
	 * queue.secondsremaining
	 * queue.mbremaining
	 * queue.nrofdownloads
	 * download[].paused
	 * download[].id
	 * download[].filename
	 * download[].category
	 * download[].mbsize
	 * download[].mbremaining
	 * download[].percentage
	 */
	public function getStatus()
	{
		$output = $this->querySabnzbd("mode=queue&output=json");
		$response = json_decode($output, true);

		$status = $response['queue'];

		$result = array();
		$result['queue']['status'] = $status['status'];
		$result['queue']['paused'] = $status['paused'];
		$result['queue']['speedlimit'] = (int)$status['speedlimit'];
		$result['queue']['freediskspace'] = $status['diskspace2'];
		$result['queue']['totaldiskspace'] = $status['diskspacetotal2'];
		$result['queue']['bytepersec'] = (int)($status['kbpersec'] * 1024);
		$result['queue']['mbsize'] = $status['mb'];
		$result['queue']['mbremaining'] = $status['mbleft'];

		$timeleft = explode(":", $status['timeleft']);
		$secondsremaining = $timeleft[0] * 3600 + $timeleft[1] * 60 + $timeleft[2];
		$result['queue']['secondsremaining'] = $secondsremaining;

		$slots = $status['slots'];
		$downloads = array();
		for ($i = 0; $i < count($slots); $i++)
		{
			$downloads[$i]['paused'] = ($slots[$i]['status'] == 'Paused');
			$downloads[$i]['id'] = $slots[$i]['nzo_id'];
			$downloads[$i]['filename'] = $slots[$i]['filename'];
			$downloads[$i]['category'] = $slots[$i]['cat'];
			$downloads[$i]['mbsize'] = $slots[$i]['mb'];
			$downloads[$i]['mbremaining'] = $slots[$i]['mbleft'];
			$downloads[$i]['percentage'] = $slots[$i]['percentage'];
		}

		$result['queue']['slots'] = $downloads;
		$result['queue']['nrofdownloads'] = count($downloads);

		return $result;
	} # status

	/*
	 * SABnzbd API method: pause
	 * Pause the download queue
	 */
	public function pauseQueue()
	{
		$output = $this->querySabnzbd("mode=pause&output=json");
		$response = json_decode($output, true);

		return ($response['status'] == true);
	} # pauseQueue

	/*
	 * SABnzbd API method: resume
	 * Resume the download queue when paused
	 */
	public function resumeQueue()
	{
		$output = $this->querySabnzbd("mode=resume&output=json");
		$response = json_decode($output, true);

		return ($response['status'] == true);
	} # resumeQueue

	/*
	 * SABnzbd API method: config
	 * Set the maximum download rate
	 */
	public function setSpeedLimit($limit)
	{
		$output = $this->querySabnzbd("mode=config&name=speedlimit&value=" . $limit . "&output=json");
		$response = json_decode($output, true);

		return ($response['status'] == true);
	} # setSpeedLimit

	/*
	 * SABnzbd API method: switch
	 * Move a download one position down in the queue
	 */
	public function moveDown($id)
	{
		$output = $this->querySabnzbd("mode=queue&output=json");
		$response = json_decode($output, true);

		$slots = $response['queue']['slots'];
		$totaldownloads = count($slots);
		$position = -1;
		for ($i = 0; $i < $totaldownloads; $i++)
		{
			if ($slots[$i]['nzo_id'] == $id)
			{
				$index = $slots[$i]['index'];
				if ($index <= ($totaldownloads - 1)) // we can't go lower than the bottom of the queue
				{
					$output = $this->querySabnzbd("mode=switch&value=" . $id . "&value2=" . ($index+1));

					$response = json_decode($output, true);
					$position = $response['result']['position'];
				}
				break; // we're done, exit loop
			}
		}

		return ($position != -1);
	} # moveDown

	/*
	 * SABnzbd API method: switch
	 * Move a download one position up in the queue
	 */
	public function moveUp($id)
	{
		$output = $this->querySabnzbd("mode=queue&output=json");
		$response = json_decode($output, true);

		$status = $response['queue'];
		$slots = $status['slots'];

		$totaldownloads = count($slots);
		$position = -1;
		for ($i = 0; $i < $totaldownloads; $i++)
		{
			if ($slots[$i]['nzo_id'] == $id)
			{
				$index = $slots[$i]['index'];
				if ($index >= 0) // we can't go beyond the top of the queue
				{
					$output = $this->querySabnzbd("mode=switch&value=" . $id . "&value2=" . ($index-1));

					$response = json_decode($output, true);
					$position = $response['result']['position'];
				}
				break; // we're done, exit loop
			}
		}

		return ($position != -1);
	} # moveUp

	/*
	 * SABnzbd API method: switch
	 * Move a download to the top of the queue
	 */
	public function moveTop($id)
	{
		$output = $this->querySabnzbd("mode=switch&value=" . $id . "&value2=0");
		$response = json_decode($output, true);

		return ($response['result']['position'] == 0);
	} # moveTop

	/*
	 * SABnzbd API method: switch
	 * Move a download to the bottom of the queue
	 */
	public function moveBottom($id)
	{
		$output = $this->querySabnzbd("mode=switch&value=" . $id . "&value2=-1");
		$response = json_decode($output, true);

		# Sabnzbd returns the new position. So to verify whether or not the call was successful
		# we'd need to first query the number of items that are in the queue. This seems to be
		# a bit over overkill so we'll just asume that the call was successful

		return true;
	} # moveBottom

	/*
	 * SABnzbd API method: change_cat
	 * Set the category for a download
	 */
	public function setCategory($id, $category)
	{
		$category = urlencode($category);
		$output = $this->querySabnzbd("mode=change_cat&value=" .$id . "&value2=" . $category);
		$response = json_decode($output, true);

		return ($response['status'] == true);
	} # setCategory

	/*
	 * SABnzbd API method: queue
	 * Set the priority for a download
	 * Low Priority: -1
	 * Normal Priority: 0
	 * High Priority: 1
	 */
	public function setPriority($id, $priority)
	{
		if (($priority < -1) || ($priority > 1)) return false;

		$output = $this->querySabnzbd("mode=queue&name=priority&value=" . $id . "&value2=" . $priority);
		$response = json_decode($output, true);

		# Sabnzbd returns the new position, so we simply return true.

		return true;

	} # setPriority

	/*
	 * SABnzbd API method: -
	 * Not implemented yet.
	 */
	public function setPassword($id, $password)
	{
		return false;
	} # setPassword

	/*
	 * SABnzbd API method: queue
	 * Delete a download from the queue
	 */
	public function delete($id)
	{
		$output = $this->querySabnzbd("mode=queue&name=delete&value=" . $id . "&output=json");
		$response = json_decode($output, true);

		return ($response['status'] == true);
	} # delete

	/*
	 * SABnzbd API method: queue
	 * Rename a download
	 */
	public function rename($id, $name)
	{
		$name = urlencode($name);
		$output = $this->querySabnzbd("mode=queue&name=rename&value=" . $id . "&value2=" . $name);
		$response = json_decode($output, true);

		return ($response['status'] == true);
	} # rename

	/*
	 * SABnzbd API method: queue
	 * Pause a download in the queue
	 */
	public function pause($id)
	{
		$output = $this->querySabnzbd("mode=queue&name=pause&value=" . $id);
		$response = json_decode($output, true);

		return ($response['status'] == true);
	} # pause

	/*
	 * SABnzbd API method: queue
	 * Resume a paused download in the queue
	 */
	public function resume($id)
	{
		$output = $this->querySabnzbd("mode=queue&name=resume&value=" . $id);
		$response = json_decode($output, true);

		return ($response['status'] == true);
	} # resume

	/*
	 * SABnzbd API method: queue
	 * Get list of categories from SABnzbd
	 * The 'readonly' name/value pair is set to true to inform a template that SABnzbd
	 * does not support assigning ad-hoc categories.
	 */
	public function getBuiltinCategories()
	{
		$output = $this->querySabnzbd("mode=queue&output=json");
		$response = json_decode($output, true);

		$categories = $response['queue']['categories'];

		$result = array();
		$result['readonly'] = true;	// inform the GUI to not allow adding of adhoc categories
		$result['categories'] = $categories;

		return $result;
	} # getCategories

	/*
	 * SABnzbd API method: version
	 * Returns the version of SABnzbd
	 */
	public function getVersion()
	{
		$output = $this->querySabnzbd("mode=version&output=json");
		$response = json_decode($output, true);

		return $response['version'];
	} # getVersion

	/*
	 * Method used to query the SABnzbd API methods
	 */
	private function querySabnzbd($request)
	{
		$url = $this->_sabnzbd['url'] . "api?" . $request . '&apikey=' . $this->_sabnzbd['apikey'] . '&output=json';

        $svcProvHttp = new Services_Providers_Http(null);
        $svcProvHttp->setUsername($this->_username);
        $svcProvHttp->setPassword($this->_password);
        $tmpData = $svcProvHttp->perform($url, null);

		return $tmpData['data'];
	} # querySabnzbd

} # class Services_NzbHandler_Pushsabnzbd

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


E - Hansen; DeCamp; Reimers; Ree, K. DP - SU 2. LOB - NDSU 7; SU 6. 2B - Hansen. 3B - S. Koehn; Viggiano, O. HBP - V. Anderson; Cathcart, M. SH - C. Beatty; Reimers. CS - Shoultz; Viggiano, O.
Win - Leddy (13-6). Loss - Nance, C (12-7). Save - None. HBP - by Nance, C (V. Anderson); by Leddy (Cathcart, M). Pitches/strikes: Leddy 136/78; Nance, C 110/76.
North Dakota State 1st - Shoultz singled through the left side (3-2 KBBBK). Stavrou hit into double play ss to 2b to 1b (1-2 BFFF); Shoultz out on the play. Hansen struck out swinging (2-2 KKBBS). 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Seattle University 1st - Viggiano, O singled up the middle (2-1 BBK). Viggiano, O out at second c to 2b, caught stealing. Choate, A struck out looking (2-2 KBKFFBK). Cathcart, M grounded out to 1b unassisted (3-2 BBFFB). 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
North Dakota State 2nd - C. Beatty flied out to rf (0-1 K). Soriano singled up the middle (1-1 BK). V. Anderson flied out to cf (2-0 BB). S. Koehn struck out swinging (2-2 KBKBS). 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Seattle University 2nd - Thompson, B singled to left field (2-2 SBBSFF). Madokoro, M pinch ran for Thompson, B. Ree, K lined out to lf (1-0 B). Nance, C popped up to ss (2-2 BFBF). Silvan, C singled, out at second rf to ss (2-2 BKFFBF); Madokoro, M advanced to third. 0 runs, 2 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
North Dakota State 3rd - Thompson, B to c for Madokoro, M. DeCamp reached on an error by 2b (0-0). Reimers singled to third base, bunt (0-0); DeCamp advanced to second. Shoultz singled to third base, bunt (1-0 B); Reimers advanced to second; DeCamp advanced to third. Stavrou reached on a fielder's choice (1-0 B); Shoultz advanced to second; Reimers advanced to third; DeCamp out at home 2b to c. Hansen singled to center field, advanced to second on the throw, 2 RBI (0-0); Stavrou advanced to second, advanced to third on the throw; Shoultz scored; Reimers scored. C. Beatty reached on a fielder's choice (0-0). Soriano struck out swinging (1-2 BKFS). V. Anderson hit by pitch, RBI (1-2 BFS); C. Beatty advanced to second; Hansen advanced to third; Stavrou scored, unearned. S. Koehn singled to center field, 2 RBI (0-2 KFF); V. Anderson advanced to second; C. Beatty scored, unearned; Hansen scored, unearned. DeCamp grounded out to 3b (1-1 FB). 5 runs, 4 hits, 1 error, 2 LOB.
Seattle University 3rd - Timmons, B struck out swinging (3-2 KBBFBS). Matriotti, A popped up to 3b (1-0 B). Viggiano, O tripled to right center (3-1 BBKB). Choate, A grounded out to 3b (2-2 BKBK). 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
North Dakota State 4th - Reimers grounded out to 2b (2-2 BKSB). Shoultz singled through the left side (1-1 SB). Shoultz out at second c to ss, caught stealing. Stavrou flied out to rf (3-2 BBBKKF). 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Seattle University 4th - Cathcart, M hit by pitch (2-1 KBB). Thompson, B reached on a fielder's choice (3-1 BFBB); Cathcart, M out at second 2b to ss. Ree, K reached on a fielder's choice, advanced to second on a throwing error by ss (3-0 BBB); Thompson, B out at second 2b to ss. Nance, C singled to shortstop (3-2 BKKBB); Ree, K advanced to third. Silvan, C singled down the lf line, advanced to second on the throw, RBI (3-2 KBBBF); Nance, C advanced to third; Ree, K scored, unearned. Timmons, B struck out looking (0-2 KKK). 1 run, 2 hits, 1 error, 2 LOB.
North Dakota State 5th - Hansen singled to right field (0-0). Maykut pinch ran for Hansen. C. Beatty out at first p to 2b, SAC, bunt (0-1 K); Maykut advanced to second. Soriano singled to third base (0-0); Maykut advanced to third. V. Anderson struck out swinging (0-2 KKS). S. Koehn grounded out to 1b unassisted (2-2 KBFB). 0 runs, 2 hits, 0 errors, 2 LOB.
Seattle University 5th - Hansen to c for Maykut. Matriotti, A grounded out to p (1-2 KFB). Viggiano, O struck out looking (2-2 KBBFK). Choate, A grounded out to 2b (1-2 FBFF). 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
North Dakota State 6th - DeCamp singled to second base (0-0). Reimers grounded out to c, SAC, bunt (0-1 K); DeCamp advanced to second. Shoultz grounded out to 3b (0-0). Stavrou flied out to cf (1-2 KFB). 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Seattle University 6th - Licea to 2b for Stavrou. Cathcart, M lined out to ss (1-2 BKS). Thompson, B flied out to lf (1-0 B). Ree, K grounded out to 3b (2-1 KBB). 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
North Dakota State 7th - Hansen doubled to right center (1-1 KB). C. Beatty walked (3-1 BBKBB). Soriano singled to center field (0-2 FS); C. Beatty advanced to second; Hansen advanced to third. V. Anderson hit into double play p to c to 1b (0-0); Soriano advanced to second; C. Beatty advanced to third; Hansen out on the play. S. Koehn tripled to left center, 2 RBI (0-0); Soriano scored; C. Beatty scored. DeCamp singled to right field, RBI (0-0); S. Koehn scored. Reimers flied out to lf (3-2 KBBKBFFF). 3 runs, 4 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Seattle University 7th - Nance, C flied out to lf (0-0). Silvan, C singled, bunt (3-1 BBBK). Merwin, S pinch hit for Timmons, B. Silvan, C advanced to second on an error by c, advanced to third on an error by rf. Merwin, S walked (3-1 BBBKB). Merwin, S pinch hit. Mitchell, E pinch hit for Matriotti, A. Mitchell, E popped up to 3b (2-2 KKFBB). Viggiano, O grounded out to 1b unassisted (3-2 FKFFBBFFBF). 0 runs, 1 hit, 2 errors, 2 LOB.


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Chicken 'massacre' in Bethel leaves carnage, and coop keepers say they have a suspect
Greg Kim, KYUK - Bethel
Julie McWilliams lost her full flock of 23 chickens. She, like other Bethel chicken owners, believes minks are behind the killing of her flock. (Photo courtesy of Julie McWilliams via KYUK)
Chickens in Bethel, beware. A string of attacks have left dozens of the birds dead in the hub community. Chicken coop keepers are calling it a massacre.
It's not clear when the first chicken's blood was shed in Bethel. The Miller household believes that their coop was an early target. Eight-year-old Cordelia Miller remembers the day, which was in early September. Her sister Scarlett had just gone out to collect eggs from the chickens.
"And she came back crying," Cordelia said.
"I did not cry," protested her 12-year-old sister, Scarlett Miller.
"You were. You were crying. And then I asked why she's crying, and she said the chickens are all dead."
Ruth Miller, the mother, confirmed that they found all 17 of their birds dead.
"It was a massacre," Miller said.
She said that she reached out to the community of chicken owners in Bethel and learned that there had been casualties at several other coops as well.
"Everyone at first was perplexed, like, 'What is it? Is it a fox? Is it a weasel? Is it a mink? Like, what could this be?'" Miller said.
There was another mystery mystery. Miller said that all her birds, while dead, were perfectly intact.
"None of them were actually eaten. They're just, like, killed. It's super weird," Miller said.
Fast forward about a month, and the chicken community in Bethel learned a little more about who was hunting their birds.
"Alright, so let's see, Sept. 30. That was my first mink encounter," said Adam London.
London spent all summer building a new chicken coop, which he had just finished earlier that night.
"That very night, I woke up sometime in the middle of the night because I heard a bunch of banging," London said. "And we had just put a security camera up, actually that week right before that. And so I checked my security feed, and I actually caught the mink on camera."
The security camera footage shows a mink knocking over some shovels and trying to slither its way through the entrance to London's chicken coop, but ultimately failing.
"We were a fortunate one," London said.
Others were less fortunate as the minks continued their rampage across town. At the end of October, some eventually found Pam Conrad's chicken coop. Conrad said that she should have known something was wrong. Her birds had been acting up the day before.
"When I got up the following morning, my husband was very sad and said, 'I've got some bad news. Something got all the chickens.'" Conrad said. "Over the process of the day, we found more and more carcasses in various places. We were petrified."
Conrad and her husband, David McCormick, set up traps, but it wasn't until a few days later that they found the perpetrators. Out on a walk, Conrad said that her dogs started barking at something underneath the coop.
Bethel chicken owners believe that minks have been killing their birds for over a month. (Photo courtesy of Pam Conrad via KYUK)
"They went berserk," Conrad said.
Her husband got down on his stomach to look under the coop, and that's when he saw two pairs of mink eyes staring back at him. The neighbors came over with a shotgun. Bang. Bang. The minks were dead.
For Conrad, one of the worst parts of all the deaths was how meaningless it all seemed. Like the Millers', her chickens had been killed but not eaten.
"That was so just gut-wrenching, just the wanton destruction for no reason," Conrad said.
The excessive killings, while strange, are not that uncommon, according to Phillip Perry, a Bethel-based biologist for the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.
"So that's a curious behavior that seems to happen with many different predators," Perry said.
He provided what he called the classic example in wildlife biology. It's when there's a crust on the snow that will hold a wolf, but moose or caribou fall through and become stuck in the snow, becoming easy prey.
"So it gives the wolf a huge advantage that they normally don't have. Instead of killing a moose, because it's hard to kill a moose, and eating that completely, they end up killing five or six," Perry said.
He said that the phenomenon of predators going on a rampage occurs specifically in conditions when the prey is unusually easy to kill. He said that's what happened when some mink found a bevy of chickens waiting for them, already trapped in the coop.
"They're able to, you know, kill chickens pretty easily, and they kind of overdo it," Perry said.
Perry said that he has heard of mink killing chickens in Bethel before, but not at the scale that has occurred in the past few months. He doesn't know if there are more mink this year than usual, since the Alaska Department of Fish and Game does not closely track mink populations. But he said that raising chickens has definitely become more popular in Bethel, which increases the prey supply.
It's easy to see the appeal of having a coop. Many owners talk about how much money they save not buying eggs, but for Conrad, the birds are more like companions.
"They get different personalities. And you get your favorites, and then you get your mean ones," Conrad said. "They pick on each other, and yet, then at the end of the day they all roost together. It's like family."
She said that she and her husband are rebuilding their feathered family. They've reinforced the coop and have already ordered 12 more birds. Conrad said that once you raise chickens, you can't be without them.
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redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


This hardware works perfectly when plugged in to a USB port and is currently attached to my wireless network allowing me to scan and print over wifi.
It automatically appeared in the printers configuration tool.
Well, I said perfectly but the Ink levels etc are not reported.


text:
#pragma once
#include <aws/ec2/EC2_EXPORTS.h>
#include <aws/core/utils/memory/stl/AWSStreamFwd.h>
#include <aws/core/utils/memory/stl/AWSString.h>
#include <aws/ec2/model/PermissionGroup.h>

namespace Aws
{
namespace Utils
{
namespace Xml
{
  class XmlNode;
} // namespace Xml
} // namespace Utils
namespace EC2
{
namespace Model
{

  /**
   *
Describes a launch permission.

   */
  class AWS_EC2_API LaunchPermission
  {
  public:
    LaunchPermission();
    LaunchPermission(const Aws::Utils::Xml::XmlNode& xmlNode);
    LaunchPermission& operator=(const Aws::Utils::Xml::XmlNode& xmlNode);

    void OutputToStream(Aws::OStream& ostream, const char* location, unsigned index, const char* locationValue) const;
    void OutputToStream(Aws::OStream& oStream, const char* location) const;

    /**
     *
The AWS account ID.

     */
    inline const Aws::String& GetUserId() const{ return m_userId; }

    /**
     *
The AWS account ID.

     */
    inline void SetUserId(const Aws::String& value) { m_userIdHasBeenSet = true; m_userId = value; }

    /**
     *
The AWS account ID.

     */
    inline void SetUserId(Aws::String&& value) { m_userIdHasBeenSet = true; m_userId = value; }

    /**
     *
The AWS account ID.

     */
    inline void SetUserId(const char* value) { m_userIdHasBeenSet = true; m_userId.assign(value); }

    /**
     *
The AWS account ID.

     */
    inline LaunchPermission& WithUserId(const Aws::String& value) { SetUserId(value); return *this;}

    /**
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The AWS account ID.

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    inline LaunchPermission& WithUserId(Aws::String&& value) { SetUserId(value); return *this;}

    /**
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The AWS account ID.

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    inline LaunchPermission& WithUserId(const char* value) { SetUserId(value); return *this;}

    /**
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The name of the group.

     */
    inline const PermissionGroup& GetGroup() const{ return m_group; }

    /**
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The name of the group.

     */
    inline void SetGroup(const PermissionGroup& value) { m_groupHasBeenSet = true; m_group = value; }

    /**
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The name of the group.

     */
    inline void SetGroup(PermissionGroup&& value) { m_groupHasBeenSet = true; m_group = value; }

    /**
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The name of the group.

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    inline LaunchPermission& WithGroup(const PermissionGroup& value) { SetGroup(value); return *this;}

    /**
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The name of the group.

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    inline LaunchPermission& WithGroup(PermissionGroup&& value) { SetGroup(value); return *this;}

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    bool m_userIdHasBeenSet;
    PermissionGroup m_group;
    bool m_groupHasBeenSet;
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} // namespace Model
} // namespace EC2
} // namespace Aws


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Acorns App Helps Newbie Investors Get Their Start
James Geddes, Tech Times 31 January 2016, 09:01 pm
An app called Acorns is setting the stage for investments by newbie millennials hoping to get their start in stock investing. The app links to a bank account and allows members to invest minimal amounts in one of five specially-selected equity funds.
Just as a squirrel will bury thousands of acorns one at a time for later use during the winter, members can funnel small increments of money throughout the day into their investment using the app. This is facilitated by a linked credit or debit card and checking account selected by the user.
Unlike most investment opportunities in stocks, for example accounts with brokerage firms or individual stock funds, there is no minimum investment. In addition, the fee for members with account balances less than $5,000 is a minimal $1 per month, while investment totals over that amount are billed at 0.25 percent of the amount.
The app recommends an investment portfolio based on the user's personal financial situation, age and other factors. Five different configurations of six index ETFs, which include broad holdings of stock or bonds, are available, all of which are based on an investment strategy by Harry Markowitz, a Nobel Prize-winning investment strategist who values simplicity and long-term outlook. No individual stocks can be traded via Acorns.
One of the most innovative aspects of the app is the "round-ups" process, which essentially invests a member's virtual small change received throughout the day automatically. Any purchase made with the connected debit or credit card, or PayPal, will be rounded up to the nearest dollar, with the change deposited into the investor's account.
For example, if the member makes a $5.35 purchase at a convenience store, the linked card will be debited for $6, with the additional $.65 deposited into the investor's Acorn account.
The co-founder and CEO of the company, Jeff Cruttenden, says his app takes the guesswork and intimidation factor out of the picture for newbie investors.
"Investing has been built up into this big idea that's become an emotional hurdle," Cruttenden says. "From a user experience standpoint, it's terrible asking them to make a huge decision. People are afraid of making the wrong decisions, picking the wrong stocks - the choice out there is so large that it's paralyzing."
Acorns' approach appears to be working. The app already has more than 700,000 members, three-quarters of whom are in the 18-to-34 age bracket.
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3 Babies Die at NJ Hospital, Deaths May Be Linked to Bacterial Infection Outbreak: NJ DOH
The bacterial infection may not be the cause of death, as the premature babies had other medical conditions
Two babies with confirmed cases of A. baumannii died last week at Newark's University Hospital, the Department of Health says
The department is investigating the outbreak of the bacterial infection in the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit
The infections may not be the cause of the deaths as the babies had other medical conditions. Another infected baby died in September.
Two premature babies who contracted a bacterial infection at a New Jersey hospital in the throes of an outbreak, died last week, officials say.
It is the third death of a premature baby in Newark's University Hospital after the Department of Health became aware that the hospital had an outbreak of the bacteria A. baumannii in its neonatal intensive care unit.
The department says that, while the babies were infected with A. baumannii, it may not have been what killed them, as they also suffered from other medical conditions due to being born premature.
Four babies have been infected in total at the hospital, officials say.
At the end of September, a premature baby who had been cared for at the hospital and had the bacteria died after being transferred to another facility, and before the Department's notification of problems in the NICU, health officials say. Another baby was effectively treated for the bacteria and was discharged last month.
No new infections have been confirmed since October.
The department issued the news about the deaths of the other two babies Tuesday as part of an ongoing investigation into the outbreak of A. baumannii in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) of University Hospital.
It said it was on-site at the hospital Tuesday to investigate the facility's internal processes around reporting deaths amid ongoing outbreaks. The department said as of Monday, the hospital's own infection control program was not aware of the most recent deaths when contacted.
A University Hospital spokesperson on Tuesday said the hospital has "continue[d] to reinforce proper procedures and protocols with our team."
"We have worked diligently since the Acinetobacter baumannii bacteria was discovered in our neonatal intensive care unit to control the outbreak, and there have been no new cases in the NICU since October," the spokesperson said.


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13 Wounded In Wednesday Shootings Across Chicago
Filed Under:Ashburn, Chatham, Chicago Lawn, Crime, Gage Park, Humboldt Park, Kenwood, Lawndale, North Austin, Rogers Park, Roseland, shooting, shootings, South Shore
CHICAGO (STMW) — At least 13 people were wounded in shootings across Chicago Wednesday.
Most recently, two men were wounded – one of them critically – in the North Austin neighborhood on the West Side.
Officers responding to a call of a person shot at 11:41 p.m. in the 1500 block of North Lorel found the men, ages 21 and 31, in the hallway of an apartment building, according to Chicago Police. The 31-year-old was shot in the head and was taken to Stroger Hospital in critical condition. The younger man was shot in the right calf and was also taken to Stroger, where his condition was stabilized. A police source said both men are documented gang members.
A man was shot and seriously wounded less than an hour earlier in the Kenwood neighborhood on the South Side. The 22-year-old was walking on the sidewalk at 10:52 p.m. in the 4900 block of South Woodlawn when someone walked up and fired shots at him, according to police. The shooter then drove away in a dark-colored car. The man was shot in the abdomen and taken to Stroger Hospital in serious condition.
Approximately half an hour earlier, a man was shot in the Lawndale neighborhood on the West Side. Officers responding to reports of shots fired at 10:18 p.m. in the 4200 block of West 16th Street stopped an SUV that was seen driving away from the area, police said. A 19-year-old man inside the SUV had suffered a gunshot wound to the right leg and was taken to Mount Sinai Hospital, where his condition was stabilized.
About 9:45 p.m., a man was shot in the South Side Chatham neighborhood. The 20-year-old was riding in a four-door car in the 8300 block of South Ingleside about 9:45 p.m. when he heard shots and realized he'd been hit in the right buttock and right calf, according to police. He was taken to Stroger Hospital, where his condition was stabilized.
Fifteen minutes before that, a 63-year-old man was shot in the Roseland neighborhood on the Far South Side. He was walking on the sidewalk about 9:30 p.m. in the 11400 block of South Harvard when someone in a dark-colored SUV fired at him, police said. He was shot in the right shoulder and taken to Trinity Hospital, where his condition was stabilized.
Another man was shot at 9:19 p.m. in the Ashburn neighborhood on the Southwest Side. The 20-year-old was standing in the 7900 block of South Richmond when a male got out of a vehicle and shot him in the buttocks, according to police. He was taken to Holy Cross Hospital, where his condition was stabilized.
Earlier Wednesday night, two people were shot in the Gage Park neighborhood on the Southwest Side. The two males were shot about 7:55 p.m. in the 5200 block of South Albany, police said. Their ages were not immediately known. They were both taken to Mount Sinai Hospital in good condition.
More than 17 hours earlier, a man was shot in the South Shore neighborhood. The 18-year-old was walking on the sidewalk at 2:14 a.m. in the 2000 block of East 71st Street when he was approached by several males and gunfire erupted, police said. He was shot in the left leg and later showed up at Jackson Park Hospital, where his condition was stabilized.
Just over ten minutes earlier, a man was shot in the Humboldt Park neighborhood on the West Side. The 23-year-old was walking on the sidewalk at 2:03 a.m. in the 3800 block of West Chicago when two males walked up and opened fire, according to police. He was shot in the right arm, right leg and right side. He was taken to Stroger Hospital, where his condition was stabilized.
About 12:43 a.m., a woman was shot and critically wounded in the Southwest Side Chicago Lawn neighborhood. Officers responding about 12:43 a.m. to reports of shots fired in the 3200 block of West 62nd Street found the 37-year-old woman on the sidewalk with a gunshot wound to the right buttock, police said. She was taken to Holy Cross Hospital and later transferred to Mount Sinai Hospital in critical condition.
Wednesday's first shooting happened at 12:24 a.m. in the Rogers Park neighborhood on the North Side. A 26-year-old man was the passenger in a vehicle driving in the 2300 block of West Arthur when two males on the sidewalk nearby opened fire, according to police. The man was shot in the head and taken to Saint Francis Hospital in Evanston, where he was listed in critical condition.
(Source: Sun-Times Media Wire © Chicago Sun-Times 2016. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.)


Stare Jablonki, Poland, June 13, 2013 – Defending champions Alison Cerutti and Emanuel Rego of Brazil are set to head up the men's seeds at the FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championships in Stare Jablonki, while China's Chen Xue and Zhang Xi lead the women's seedings following the confirmation of teams for the FIVB's premier beach volleyball event.
Since winning gold at the last World Championships in Rome 2011, Alison and Emanuel added the 2011 FIVB World Tour title and then left the London 2012 Olympic Games with silver medals in their luggage.
Chen Xue and Zhang Xi are two of the most consistent players on the women's World Tour in recent years. They were also on the podium at Rome 2011, when they claimed bronze, to add to the bronze medals that they won in front of their home fans at the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games.
Behind the Brazilian men's duo are two USA teams; Phil Dalhausser, 2007 FIVB world champion and 2008 Olympic champion, and his new partner Sean Rosenthal, while Rosenthal's former partner Jacob Gibb and Casey Patterson are third seeds. Both teams have won tournaments this year and will be keen to add to their medal collections.
Former FIVB U21 world champions Pedro Salgado and Bruno Schmidt are the second-highest ranked Brazilian team, in fourth, while London 2012 bronze medallist Janis Smedins and his new partner Aleksandrs Samoilovs are seeded fifth.
London 2012 silver medallists and 2009 world champions April Ross and Jennifer Kessy are seeded second in the women's draw, while the Netherlands fast-improving pair, Sophie van Gestel and Madelein Meppelink are seeded third.
The women's fourth seeds are Germany's Katrin Holtwick and Ilka Semmler and Maria Antonelli and Agatha Bednarczuk of Brazil are seeded fifth.
The World Championships has used the new, modified entry process that started at the Rome Grand Slam where the National Federation ranking uses only the points of players who have played in one of the first four events on the FIVB Beach Volleyball seasonal calendar (The Fuzhou Open and the Shanghai, Corrientes and The Hague Grand Slam.
A total of 45 teams are registered with three wild cards per gender including to the Ukraine's Popov Sergiy and Valeriy Samoday, Spain's Inocencio Lario Carrillo and Miguel Angel de Amo, and Jaroslaw Lech and Damian Wojtasik from Poland in the men's draw and the Netherlands' Laura Bloem and Rebekka Kadijk, Inguna Minusa and Inga Ikauniece of Latvia and Poland's Daria Paszek and Katarzyna Kociolek in the women's competiton.
The total number of countries represented at the tournament is 30 with 23 different countries in the women's draw and 21 in the men's.


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Abd-Al·lah ibn Úmar ibn al-Khattab () fou fill del califa Úmar ibn al-Khattab. Per les seves altes qualitats morals fou un exemple durant el regne dels primers califes i es va imitar la seva manera de vestir, la barba i d'altres aspectes. Fou un practicant estricte de l'islam i no es va barrejar en els afers polítics, tot i tenir una activitat militar al servei de l'estat.

Es convertí a l'islam amb el seu pare. Va combatre per primer cop a la Jornada de la Rasa, va participar en la desastrosa expedició de Muta (hègira 7) i a la conquesta de la Mecca (hègira 8). Va combatre els pseudoprofetes Musaylima i Tulayha (hègira 12). Va fer campanya a Egipte (hègira 18 a 21) i va prendre part a la batalla de Nihawand (hègira (21).

El 30 de l'hègira era en campanya a Gurgan i Tabaristan. El 49 de l'hègira va participar en l'expedició a Constantinoble.

Va morir el 693 (73 de l'hègira).

Referències
 Veccia Vaglieri, L. «ʿAbd Allāh b. ʿUmar b. al-K̲h̲aṭṭāb». Encyclopaedia of Islam, Segona edició. Editada per: P. Bearman, Th. Bianquis, C.E. Bosworth, E. van Donzel, W.P. Heinrichs. Brill Online, 2016. 17 de maig del 2016<http://referenceworks.brillonline.com/entries/encyclopaedia-of-islam-2/abd-allah-b-umar-b-al-khattab-SIM_0067>

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We're Hiring: Meyer Announces Two Program Officer Positions
The Meyer Foundation, a leading supporter of locally-focused nonprofit organizations serving the Washington, DC region, is currently recruiting two Program Officers to join our team.
Reporting to the Senior Program Officer, these team members will play a central role in implementing the Foundation's new strategic plan, which calls for Meyer to work more visibly and collaboratively toward shared community goals in the interconnected areas of educational attainment, employment, affordable housing, and financial stability for low-income individuals and families.
As members of an integrated program and communications team, the Program Officers will actively engage in assigned regions—Northern Virginia or Suburban Maryland, respectively—to deepen the Foundation's understanding of community needs in those geographic areas and expand our network of partners working toward solutions. The Program Officers will also serve as the primary relationship managers with grantees and other partners within their assigned areas—communicating the Foundation's goals and strategy, reviewing and recommending action on grant applications, and strengthening connections among organizations with shared goals.
The Foundation seeks applicants with strong analytical, critical thinking, and communications skills who want to work in a fast-paced, collaborative, team-oriented environment in which we are all focused on pursuing and investing in solutions that build an equitable Greater Washington region in which economically vulnerable people thrive. Minimum qualifications include:
A bachelor's degree in a relevant field, and
At least five years of senior-level nonprofit management experience in a community-based organization, preferably in the areas of education or workforce development.
Read the full job description
The Program Officer search is being managed by an external firm. To apply, submit resume and cover letter to recruiter@pinnaclepeoplefirst.com. The application period will close on October 2, 2015. No telephone inquiries, please.
About Meyer
Founded in 1944 by Washington Post publisher Eugene Meyer and his wife, author and social activist Agnes Ernst Meyer, the Meyer Foundation identifies and invests in visionary leaders and effective community-based nonprofit organizations that are working to create lasting improvements in the lives of low-income people in the Washington, DC metropolitan region, and works to strengthen the region's nonprofit sector as a vital and respected partner in meeting community needs.


Stephen Colbert never disappoints, and on Wednesday's Late Show he took on the healthcare plan Republicans have suggested in lieu of Obamacare. He points out how long it took for the plan to even be released, comparing Republican lawmakers to George R.R. Martin and the infernal wait for the next book in the A Song of Ice and Fire series.
Russia also makes an appearance in Colbert's monologue. Unsurprising, because as Colbert points out, Russia is everywhere.
He also helps prepare us for future airport security changes in which the TSA will be giving "more invasive" pat downs. So many things to look forward to.


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This is golf as it was meant to be!
With soaring cathedral ceilings and magnificent views of majestic Mt. Monadnock, our banquet facility will take your breath away. There is no other place that can offer you and your guests the ambiance that you'll find at The Shattuck located at the foot of Mt. Monadnock.
A variety of location options will capture the spirit of any Bride and Groom. Choose from an outdoor reception, an intimate gathering in the Mountain View Grille & Lounge, or the elegance and grandeur of the Cathedral Ballroom. The Stone Terrace is available for wedding ceremonies or photo opportunities.


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Home / Ethical and Sustainable Policy
We are passionate about being a socially and environmentally conscious brand
We put care and thought into how we make our clothes and how our business is run. This is our 10-point plan for preserving the environment, empowering people and supporting communities. We're taking great steps forward, but we know there will always be more we can do in the future.
Fair trade is the only option
We work with factories and businesses in the UK and Europe that pay people fairly.
No child labour, no exploitation
We respect human rights and we ensure that our clothes are made in working environments that comply with health, safety and employment laws.
We're a female-founded brand that believes in empowering women
We're all about lifting each other up and work with other businesses that have the same philosophy. Our Portuguese factory is led by a mother-daughter team who employ over 70 women. Their passion and commitment drive us forward every day.
We use natural, biodegradable fabrics
Our LENZING™ fibres derive from the finest European Beech trees and are approved by the Fairtrade Textile Standard.
We only use non-toxic dyes
That are sustainable and kinder to the environment.
Minimising our footprint
Our core fabrics are produced in a CO2 neutral environment.
We believe in empowering communities
Our head office and factories support local talent with jobs, education and donations (we recently produced and donated nearly 20 000 face masks to the Katherine Low Settlement in Battersea).
From design to delivery we're committed to reducing our environmental impact
We make clothes to last and encourage a buy-better, buy-less approach.
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Launched by HRH The Prince of Wales via the Sustainable Markets Initiative, the Terra Carta provides a roadmap to 2030 for businesses to move towards an ambitious and sustainable future; one that will harness the power of nature combined with the transformative power, innovation and resources of the private sector.


The Wacken Foundation Camp's second year is coming up – and the camp will be double the size than last year!!
In the camp you can inform yourself about the purpose, aims and projects of the registered, non-profit foundation Wacken Foundation Come along and try yourselves in goal scoring and win great prices. Parts of the proceeds go to the Wacken Foundation that will keep on financially supporting bands and artists from the metal scene to implement their projects. To chill out our large-sized igloo tents with seats are being made available to you.
In direct proximity to the camp there will pole sitting be offered again. Here you can win W:O:A VIP Ticket upgrades. Four companies are taking over partnerships for the poles and donate € 10 to the Wacken Foundation for every hour that you sustain on a pole. Please send your pre-reservations to polesitting@wacken.com.
In the W:O:Arts tent artworks from Grave Digger singer Chris Boltendahl, the comic-strip artists Tim Eckhorst and Kim Schmidt, and from the painters Jens Rusch and Andreas Ole Ohlendorff can be admired. Horus Vision will again display some of their 3D-pictures. Additionally we could win photographer Tom Solo to present a part of his 'Headbangers Call!' picture series. This year Schloss Gottorf takes part with their special exhibition about the Nydam boat. Furthermore high quality merchandise boards made from steel, acryl and wood with milled logos will be exhibited by Zynternity. A detailed description of each artist can be found here. This year there cannot only be found art in the arts tent but also a Wacken Coffee-Bar bar and seats that invite you to stay a little longer and let the impressions of the pictures sink in.
The Full : Metal : Army, the official Wacken Open Air supporters club will also be represented with a booth in our camp. The F:M:A acts as a registered, non-profit association since spring 2012 and will be available to answer questions of all interested fans and members in site.
Due to a successful implementation in 2012 in the course of the campaign Metal4Nature – Save your Holy Land the office container of the Wacken Foundation will again work as an energy-self-sufficient island provided with energy from solar panels. In the same way the so called Sleeping Can is being operated, which could be used as accommodation on festivals in the future. In the Wacken Foundation Camp you can visit a prototype of the Sleeping Can.
Another highlight of the camp is the PZA Restaurant of TV chef cook Tim Mälzer. He is already Wacken-proved and will spoil your palate with pizza from the stone oven. Additionally the countrywomen of Wacken will offer potatoes and quark in favour of the Wacken Foundation at their booth "Geprüfte Qualität - Schleswig-Holstein". (verified quality of Schleswig-Holstein).
The association Sea Shepherd Germany, a marine conservation organisation who is committed in fighting against the exploitation of the oceans since more than 35 years is present with a booth again as well as Greenpeace. New in the camp are Viva con Agua Viva con Agua de St. Pauli who is involved in drinking water supply in developing countries, Greenpeace and the tourism association Nordsee Tourismus (North Sea Tourism).
Also ROCK SCIENCE has a booth in our camp. Here you can play the rock game of the century yourselves with more than 1,600 questions about hundreds of influencing rock bands like Kiss, AC/DC, Iron Maiden and Motörhead and take part in raffles and signing sessions.
A Fendt tractor will also be presented again. The bonnet will be airbrushed on site in the W:O:A 2013 design and signed by bands of the W:O:A 2013. Afterwards the bonnet will be auctioned in favour of the Wacken Foundation. For the gambler amongst you the poker lounge from pokerstars.de can be found in direct proximity to the Wacken Foundation Camp. The foundation is being benefited by pokerstars.de in the participation fee of the players.
A W:O:A-branded OPEL ADAM, provided by Auto-Zentrale Klaus Koch GmbH is being exhibited in the Camp as well. The ADAM is being signed by different bands from the W:O:A 2013 and will be auctioned afterwards. The proceeds got to the Wacken Foundation.
As you see there happened a lot since the first trial in 2012 in the Camp of the Wacken Foundation. A visit – no matter if you dropped in in 2012 already or not – is totally worth it!!!


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Q: Sending automated email issues Android I'm trying to write an app that will send an automated email from a button push in an Android application.
I realize this question has been asked multiple times, but I still have not found a final solution for it for my case.
The code example I followed came from here:
http://macmaker.blogspot.com/2012/04/send-emails-in-background-in.html
The GMailSender class is exactly the same. So is the MainActivity class except I use my own email to test that it is sending properly.
The two main questions I have looked at are the following:
Android sending emails java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javax.activation.DataHandler
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javax.activation.DataHandler in android
I have all three files (activation.jar, additionnal.jar, mail.jar) put into my project as Modules. This was done by following the example in this YouTube video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpuJPoXkFG4
However, I still keep getting this error:
08-25 14:10:24.968  29531-29531/com.example.mailapp E/AndroidRuntime﹕ FATAL EXCEPTION: main
Process: com.example.mailapp, PID: 29531
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javax.activation.DataHandler
        at com.example.mailapp.GMail.send(GMail.java:103)
        at com.example.mailapp.MainActivity$1.onClick(MainActivity.java:33)
        at android.view.View.performClick(View.java:4780)
        at android.view.View$PerformClick.run(View.java:19866)
        at android.os.Handler.handleCallback(Handler.java:739)
        at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:95)
        at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:135)
        at android.app.ActivityThread.main(ActivityThread.java:5254)
        at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Native Method)
        at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:372)
        at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit$MethodAndArgsCaller.run(ZygoteInit.java:903)
        at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit.main(ZygoteInit.java:698)

I'm not sure if the steps in the YouTube video I followed is the reason why it's not working properly or if there is something wrong with the code in general.
If you have any suggestions please help.
EDIT: I also have attempted to place all of the .jar files in the libs folder and make sure that they are in the build.gradle file under dependencies as follows:
dependencies {
compile fileTree(include: ['*.jar'], dir: 'libs')
compile 'com.android.support:appcompat-v7:22.2.0'
compile project(':activation')
compile project(':additionnal')
compile project(':mail')
compile files('libs/activation.jar')
compile files('libs/additionnal.jar')
compile files('libs/mail.jar')
}

I did this by looking at this question:
Android Studio: Add jar as library?
But the error still persists.
EDIT 2:
When the .jar files are in my libs folder (and in the modules) I can find the DataHandler class. However, when I click on it to view it, a message at the top of the screen appears that says "Decompiled .class file, bytecode version: 48.0 (Java 1.4)"
Not sure if that is useful to anyone on this site. Also, the file is locked as in I can't edit it which is what I would expect.

A: For whatever reason, the activation.jar file that I downloaded didn't work the first time. I kept finding that it was Decompiled .class file, bytecode version: 48.0 (Java 1.4)
I then deleted all of the files I got from the following link:
https://code.google.com/p/javamail-android/downloads/list
And then redownloaded all of those files again. Then I went through the whole process of adding them back as libraries in my app.
Now everything works just fine and when looking at the DataHandler class from the activation.jar it says "Decompiled .class file, bytecode version: 49.0 (Java 5.0)"
I still do not know why when I first downloaded it, it didn't work, but it works fine now.

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A Comment on the "Return of the Population Growth Factor."
Politically motivated panels rarely produce good science, and the report of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Population, Development, and Reproductive Health of the U.K. Parliament is no exception. The report, Return of the Population Growth Factor: Its Impact upon the Millennium Development Goals, is a mishmash of justifications for the powerful of the world to continue to dictate the fertility of the powerless.1 It is even illustrated, in Science magazine's summary of the report, with a picture of a starving African child, presumably to drive home the authors' view that there are already too many Africans.
Having just returned from China, the careful admission, by the authors of the Science article, that in the past, "some Asian policy initiatives incorporated coercive elements" strikes me as risible. I would like to report that in southern Hebei province, according to eyewitnesses that I interviewed, hundreds of pregnant women are being rounded up and forcibly aborted by lethal injection as you read this. It is significant that the authors have in the past applauded China's one-child policy, revealing both their bias in favor of rigorous "family planning" programs run by the state and -- what is the same thing -- their utter disdain for the universally recognized right of parents to determine the number and spacing of their children.
Still, I was pleased to see that the author's have been constrained by falling birthrates worldwide to considerably limit the scope of their population control efforts, chiefly to sub-Saharan Africa. To what other continent can they turn to justify their interventions? The developed world is dying, South America is close to replacement rate fertility, and even Asia has seen dramatic reductions in birth rates over the past two decades. Only in Africa does one still find robust birthrates.
This is not heedless breeding, as many assume. Rather, it is a consequence of persistently high infant and child mortality rates on that continent. If you know that one or more of your children will die before adulthood, the prudent thing to do is to have more children. Anyone who is concerned about lowering fertility rates in Africa should focus their energies on lowering the mortality rate. Fertility rates will follow.
The British Parliamentarians argue that it will be difficult to achieve a number of Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) without a "substantial increase" in population control spending. But their justifications in each case seem contorted, even forced. Let me explain what I mean.
They argue that it will be "almost impossible" to achieve the MDG of eradicating extreme poverty and hunger without population control. Does anyone else find it odd that the effort to eliminate poverty and hunger should involve the elimination of the poor and hungry? They ask for bread and we give them contraceptives. They ask for help with malaria and HIV/AIDS and we sterilize them.
Although population control programs are generally justified in terms of helping the poor and downtrodden, other, less presentable justifications lurk in the background. Consider the following assertion of the UN Population Fund, which is quoted by the authors: ". . . almost 1.5 billion young men and women will enter the 20-to-24 age cohort between 2000 and 2015, and if they don't find jobs 'they will fuel political instability'." This sentiment echoes that of the infamous National Security Study Memorandum 200, which in 1974 claimed that high birth rates led to Communist insurrections. Thus was population control made a weapon in the Cold War. Are the authors seriously proposing that we control unemployment by means of birth control, pace Nancy Pelosi? And whose interests are we serving if we do?
Like nearly everyone, I applaud the MDG of universal primary school education for girls as well as boys. But there are surely more humane ways to achieve this than by driving down the birthrate. After all, the chief victims of population control programs are preborn and newborn baby girls, who are aborted and abandoned in large numbers to ensure the safe arrival of their culturally preferred brothers. Also note that the authors advance universal primary education principally as a way of keeping girls from marrying and having children. This is a remarkably constrained view of human potential.
Another MDG is to "promote gender equality and empower women," which the authors argue will be achieved by family planning. It is hard to see how targeting women in foreign-funded fertility control programs in any way empowers them. Instead, it rather treats them as breeding machines to be disabled. We at PRI have carried out surveys in several African countries which show that while women desire many forms of health care, "reproductive health care" is not one of them. If you really want to empower women, health-wise, help them to meet their personal and familial health needs by providing antibiotics, vitamin supplements, malaria tablets, etc.
No one would dispute the importance of reducing child mortality, another MDG goal. It is also one that is, through the provision of primary health care and reasonable nutrition, eminently achievable. Instead the authors take us down the convoluted and indirect path of reducing child mortality . . . by spacing births. Now it may be true that "an estimated one million infant deaths a year could be prevented if all births were spaced a minimum of 2 years apart," but it is disingenuous for the authors to claim that this is either their primary motivation or the most efficient means to this end.
Their real goal, quite obviously, is to eliminate the ten million or so babies each year who are born within 24 months of a sibling. Reducing the infant mortality rate is merely a convenient cover story for their real end. This is, as the article admits, further reductions in fertility rates.
As far as improving maternal health, the next MDG goal they mention, the same objection applies. They claim that "family planning saves lives by reducing unintended pregnancies and unsafe abortions," but this is just a side effect of their real goal, which is to reduce the number of children born. As everyone by now knows, if you want to reduce maternal mortality, you address the problem of unattended births. If you do so, you will save not just the 150,000 lives claimed by the authors, but easily 10 times that number.
The report concludes with a breathless plea that echoes back to the original, discredited, population bomb thesis: If population growth is not slowed -- in the few remaining countries where it is still a problem -- then "hundreds of millions of families will suffer from poverty, hunger, inadequate education, and lack of employment opportunities."
Better, the authors imply, if they had never been born.


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Let's Get Logical: Logicomix Reviewed
Logicomix, Reviews
Written by Steven Lukes, PRINT MAG
This is not, one of its authors, Apostolos Doxiadis, tells us, Logic for Dummies or a "textbook or treatise in the unlikely guise of a graphic novel." It is a story—the story of "a man who hoped to find a way of getting absolutely right answers." The man in question was one of the 20th century's great philosophers, Bertrand Russell, who, from an early age, sought to establish the foundations of logic and mathematics.
Logicomix presents the illustrated tale of his failure to realize his dream: to "find the perfect logical method for solving all problems, from Logic all the way up to Human Life." And so the story has an argument and a moral—that there is "no Royal Road to Truth" and that "if even in Logic and Mathematics, the paragons of certainty, we cannot have perfect assurances of Reason, then even less can this be achieved in the messy business of human affairs—either private or public."
The story begins with Russell—already famous both as a philosopher and a protestor who was jailed for his pacifism during the first World War—at an American university on the eve of the second. Confronted by hecklers, he persuades them to come inside and listen to his lecture on the role of logic in human affairs. He recounts his own life as an example: his lonely childhood, his failed marriages, the pursuit of his intellectual dream, and, above all, his unsatisfying encounters with the century's great logicians.
It is a brilliant way of approaching the story, for it portrays Russell, of all people, confronting isolationists who object to engaging in the European war. His own position is that Europe must be saved from being taken over by Hitler and Stalin, but, of course, he cannot convince them by producing a clinching argument, so he seeks to shift their sense of certainty by telling his story.
There is a further layer of reflectiveness on the book's themes. Throughout the book, the two co-authors are shown debating with the two artists while creating Logicomix together in Athens. At various points, they disagree: The co-authors, for instance, argue over whether Russell's quest was a tragic failure or the prelude to triumphant progress. Other grand themes, such as an alleged link between logic and madness, emerge as Russell visits logicians such as Gottlieb Frege (who ended up writing rabid, paranoid, anti-Semitic pamphlets) and Georg Cantor, who was repeatedly hospitalized and died in a mental asylum. At the end of the story, the book poses a striking parallel between Russell's story and the question of what lessons are to be drawn from the Greek tragedy the Oresteia—on this point, too, the book's creators disagree.
The book's visual impact is vivid and immediate: Characters and scenery are exceptionally well drawn, initially in color but then in black and white. The dark times in Europe through which the story proceeds are ever-present, and the narrative drive is unmistakable: The reader is in continual suspense about how Russell's life story will answer the isolationists' burning question: "Why should we join someone else's war?"
It was a good question—the same one we asked about the Iraq war and that we now ask about the war in Afghanistan. Russell's answer, as related in Logicomix, was to admit that "Logic is a most powerful tool." He still tried, "and very hard," to remain a pacifist; but, he says, "I can't stand in your shoes and tell you what to do. My contribution to your present dilemma was my tale." In the end, people must think for themselves. It is the same answer that Immanuel Kant gave to the question "What is Enlightenment?" Kant's answer was "sapere aude"—"have the courage to use your own understanding." It isn't clear that Russell took us much further, but his story, so vividly told and engagingly pictured here, makes the message all the more compelling.
Read the article on the Print Mag website.


This is the new house being built further down the road, close to Nathan Hale Beach. This time last year there was an ordinary 1970s cedar clad detached home here with a definite beach feel to it - blue-grey clapboards, deck overlooking the pond and waterfront, picture windows to take advantage of the view.
Then we heard it had been sold and the new owners wanted to bump it out a little. Turns out the "bump" was more like total demolition. For a few months we had an uninterrupted view from Vineyard to Lloyd Neck when we walked the dogs. Then the big plant arrived and dug the foundations and the view disappeared under a wall of earth. Now framing is underway and we are waiting to see what the new house will look like.
Although it hasn't happened as much as in neighbouring villages I guess we will see more houses bought for their land value, torn down and replaced with larger newer models. I only hope they don't all look like post-modern "Victorian" McMansions. I like a little individuality in architecture, especially when it references the surrounding landscape.


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Q: Is there a regedit or something to force my bootcamp Windows 10 to recognize my 2014 MacBook Pro touchpad as a Precision Touchpad? Is there a regedit or something to force my bootcamp Windows 10 to recognize my 2014 MacBook Pro touchpad as a Precision Touchpad?
I realized it may be a driver thing, but it seems like there should be a simple hack to convince windows the very good touchpad on the newer macbooks is a precision touchpad...  Thus allowing inverse scrolling and the like...

A: The only 'fix' appears to be Trackpad++
Watch out for the junkware it offers to install.
Apparently, it claims to be free, but you have to either keep reinstalling it every week, or donate for a full-time key - so it's actually trialware/shareware.
Source : 3 Tools to Make Your Mac's Hardware Work Better in Windows with Boot Camp


The Town's Health Business Unit provides a range of services, in particular for local businesses.
Dust, haze and smoke are the most prevalent sources of poor air quality within the Town of Claremont.
Sand drift and dust problems can be a nuisance to the community. Most problems with sand drift and dust arise from subdivision developments, building sites, brick cartage trucks, land clearing, industrial properties, road works, excavation sites, landfill sites and storms. Dust control is particularly important in dry weather due to the increase in winds, drying out rates, water conservation measures and the reduction in grasses.
As a landowner you are required to prevent sand or dust causing a nuisance, whether it affects private land or Town land such as verges, footpaths and roads. The Town of Claremont suggests that the following actions be taken to minimise the amount of dust produced when building or developing land.
Apply water or a binding agent.
Erect a temporary screen in the direction of the prevailing winds and to prevent vehicles from driving on the land.
Smoke contributes heavily to air pollution as well as having an adverse effect on the health of the public. When burning, it is suggested that all measures are taken in order to reduce the amount of smoke produced. These measures include ensuring that you burn dry wood and that the fire is burning extremely hot rather than just smouldering. Should you have an issue with smoke, it is essential that you contact theManufacturer wood fire burner to have the issue resolved.
Back yard burning of household waste is completey banned.
Keep your firewood dry and in a well-ventilated area.
Never burn green wet or treated wood.
Have your flue checked and cleaned by a professional before winter begins.
Further information on reducing smoke emissions is available at the Department of Environmental Regulation - Wood Smoke by clicking here.
Food premise assessments are a core duty of Environmental Health Officers and are used in order to ensure and maintain compliance with the Food Standards Code Australia and New Zealand, the Food Act 2008 and the Food Regulations 2009. Food premises assessments are conducted to ensre food safety practices and hygiene standards are maintained to prevent food poisoning and to generally maintain the wellbeing of the public.
The Council's Environmental Health Officers undertake routine food sampling of the chemical and bacterial quality of food products for sale within the Town of Claremont in order to monitor compliance with the Food Standards Code Australia and New Zealand.
In addition to routine food sampling, the Town's Health Service is also an active member of the Western Australian Food Monitoring Group, undertaking scheduled sampling of a wide variety of food products to ensure state wide compliance with the Food Standards Code Australia and New Zealand.
It is a requirement of the Food Act 2008 that all individuals who serve food are able to provide evidence of food safety training. This is to ensure the quality and safety and the food products produced, and in turn ensuring the safety of the community. The Town of Claremont offers basic food handler training free of charge at FREE ON-LINE FOOD SAFETY TRAINING.
There are several forms that are relevant to food business owners, these forms should be submitted to the Town of Claremont as soon as practicably possible.
Should you be wishing to establish a new food business it is recommended that you contact the Town of Claremont prior to making this application.
Should you be wishing to make structural changes to the kitchen or building then this form should be completed.
The application must be accompanied by two copies of a plan, drawn to a scale of 1:100 of at least A2 size, showing elevations and sectional drawings of all buildings to be licensed and showing ceiling heights and uses of rooms, inclusive of all fixtures and fittings, bars, food storage and preparation areas and toilets.
Should you wish to have a food stall at an event held within the Town of Claremont then you must have a current Food Registration Cerificate from your local authority. Please see "Public Events" for more information.
If you require further information, please contact Environmental Health Services by calling 9285 4300.
Skin penetration is as a procedure in which the skin is cut, punctured, torn or shaved or the mucous membrane is cut, punctured or torn. This includes tattooing, branding; body piercing, acupuncture, scarification, dermal anchors and three dimensional art, body modifications and some beauty therapy treatments. All persons who perform skin penetration procedures and the premises in which these procedures are performed are required to comply with the provisions of the Health (Skin Penetration) Regulations 1998 (the Regulations) and Code of Practice for Skin Penetration Procedures.
The Code of Practice specifies the minimum standards that must be adhered to in order to minimise the spread of infectious disease. It provides for specific measures that must be implemented in regard to hand washing, the use of personal protective equipment or clothing and the handling and disposal of sharps and other contaminated materials.
Depending upon the type of activities to be conducted in addition to the Regulations and Code of Practice there may be additional criteria that needs addressing, please refer to the specific procedures for body piercing, tattooing and beauty therapy treatments below for additional information.
Not all activities in the beauty therapy industry are regulated by the Code of Practice and Skin Penetration Regulations however; it remains the responsibility of proprietors and beauty therapy practioners to ensure the premises and practises are conducted in a safe and hygienic manner.
Environmental Health Officers regularly conduct inspections of Beauty Therapists to ensure that health and hygiene standards are maintained.
Hairdressing establishments are required to comply with the Hairdressing Establishment Regulations 1972. These regulations provide the minimum requirements for health and hygiene standards that must be adhered to in order to prevent the spread of infectious diseases.
The Town's Environmental Health Officers periodically inspect all hairdressing establishments to confirm that these health and hygiene standards are being followed.
Being a skin penetration activity the use of cutthroat razors is strictly limited to the use of interchangeable single use blades.
Should you be wishing to establish one a new skin penetration business or hairdressing business it is recommended that you contact the Town of Claremont Planning and Health Services prior to making this application. Environmental Health Services will review the application following approval from Planning Services.
Should you be wishing to make structural changes to the premises or building then click here to complete the form.
The application must be accompanied by two copies of a plan, drawn to a scale of 1:100 of at least A2 size, showing elevations and sectional drawings of all buildings to be licensed and showing ceiling heights and uses of rooms, inclusive of all fixtures, storage and preparation areas and toilets.
In recent years, severe domestic squalor and compulsive hoarding (also known as Challenging Domestic Environments) has received national and international attention. There has been a growing understanding of the complexities involved in each case and the difficulties presented when aiming to achieve successful, sustainable outcomes.
There are many different and complex reasons why people display these behaviours. As a support person the most crucial way of supporting a person is to demonstrate patience, a non-judgmental attitude and be open to learning more about the behaviours.
Costs for health care and community well-being involved with people living in Squalor (healthcare is often more expensive as there are a larger number of presenting problems due to long periods of time without medical attention).
If you feel that you know of someone that may need assistance in regards to hoarding contact the Town's Health Services for assistance and information on 9285 4300.
The Council's Environmental Health Officers are responsible for the follow-up investigation regarding cases of notifiable infectious diseases within the Town of Claremont.
Avoid being outside during dusk and the early evening.
Wear loose fitting, long clothing when outdoors.
Use suitable personal insect repellent.
Keep the mix damp when in use.
Wash hand thoroughly after use.
According to the Local Laws an "animal" includes but is not exclusive to, cats, dogs, rabbits, ferrets and guineapigs and a "bird" includes, but is not exclusive to galahs, parrots, budgerigars, finches, pigeons and doves.
Animals and Birds must be kept in accordance with the requirements of the Local Laws. Keep the premises free from excrement, filth, food waste and all other matter likely to become offensive, injurious to health or to attract vectors of disease. Ensure that it is not causing a nuisance or is injurious or dangerous to health.
The Local Laws state that, a person can not have more than 12 poultry and pigeons unless he/she is an affiliated person (who may keep up to 30 pigeons or 12 poultry). Pigeons and Poultry must be kept in accordance with the requirements of the Local Laws.
No poultry is to be kept within 15m of a dwelling house, public building, premises where people are employed or premises where food is stored, prepared, manufactured or sold. All poultry is to be kept in a properly constructed and securely fastened enclosure. The abovementioned structure is to be no less than 30m2. The enclosure is to be kept in a clean condition at all times. Roosters or Peafowl are not permitted to be kept within the Town of Claremont.
Section 40 (compliance with Town Planning Scheme).
A copy of the initial application with the Department of Racing, Gaming and Liquor.
Three copies of floor plans showing each level of each building to be licensed. Each level should be shown on a separate sheet of at least A2 size and show fixtures and uses of all rooms drawn to a scale of 1:100.
Two copies of a site plan, drawn to a scale of 1:500, either on the floor plans (if space allows) or on a separate sheet (at least A3 size) showing an outline of all buildings on the proposed licensed premises, the boundary of the land on which the premises are to be situated, the front entrance of each building, car parks and vehicular access to adjacent streets and names of all those streets. All outdoor areas should also be shown.
Two copies of a map of the relevant district in which the licensed premises are to be situated. In urban or suburban areas, a photocopy of the relevant page from a current street directory showing the premises' location is sufficient.
Two copies of a plan, drawn to a scale of 1:100 of at least A2 size, showing elevations and sectional drawings of all buildings to be licensed and showing ceiling heights and uses of rooms, inclusive of all fixtures and fittings, bars, food storage and preparation areas and toilets.
Two copies of specifications (A4 size) including a detailed list of materials to be used in construction of the premises and describing all wall and ceiling finishes, floor coverings and all fixtures and fittings. Plans should be drawn to Standards Australia standards, by an architect, surveyor, town planner, engineer, builder or draftsman.
If you want to sell liquor at a gathering, occasion or event including a sporting contest, exhibition or trade fair, you can apply for an Occasional Licence under Section 59 of the Liquor Control Act.
Most Occasional Licences will cover one function lasting only a few hours, but can authorise the sale of liquor at a number of functions held over a number of days. Each licence cannot cover a period of more than 21 days between the start of the first function and the end of the last function.
Noise can seriously disrupt people's lives, causing loss of sleep, interference to activities and emotional stress. Fortunately, most complaints can be resolved between neighbours though a direct approach, however, if this is not successful Council's Environmental Health Officers or local Police can assist.
Noise complaints commonly dealt with by Environmental Health Officers are those of a continuous and excessive nature and include air conditioners, swimming pool filters, stereo music, construction noise and power tools.
The Environmental Protection (Noise) Regulations 1997 (the Regulations) set prescribed standards for noise so that it is kept to acceptable levels. The Regulations also define procedures and penalties if the prescribed standards are exceeded. Council's Environmental Health Officers are authorised persons under the provisions of the Environmental Protection Act 1986 and have been trained in the use of noise monitoring equipment to measure noise levels.
The noise regulations aim to be fair and some allowances are made in the noise regulations for the use of equipment on residential premises such as power tools, lawn mowers and musical instruments providing the time of day, duration of use and volume is not unreasonable.
The Regulations permit the use of power tools, lawn mowers for a duration of no more than 2 hours from the beginning of the day, only between 0700 hours to 1900 hours on Monday to Saturdays and between 0900 to 1900 hours on Sunday and Public Holidays. Musical instruments are permitted to be used for one hour duration from the beginning of the day.
Construction noise is also exempted providing it is not unreasonable and does not occur before 7.00 am and after 7.00 pm between Monday and Saturday. Construction noise is not allowed on Sundays or Public Holidays without special approval.
Police Officers are also empowered under the noise regulations to deal with noise complaints and should be contacted for after hours complaints particularly when involving noisy parties and antisocial behaviour.
Police Communications should be contacted on 131 444 for complaints involving noisy parties, loud music or disturbances after office hours.
Mosquito species which breed around residential properties can be controlled by households in a number of ways. To prevent breeding around your home, identify and remove all sources of stagnant water (if this is not possible, the Town of Claremont recommends that a thin layer of Paraffin oil be added to the stagnant water to prevent the survival of mosquito larvae). To protect your home, place flywire on all doors and windows.
Rats pose a major risk to human health as they assist in the transmission of serious diseases.
There are several measures that may be taken in order to minimise the likelihood of harbouring rats.
1. Store firewood away from the sides of sheds and fences and keep it off the ground.
2. Keep your yard clean and tidy.
3. Remove fruits and vegetables from trees/bushes/vines as they ripen.
4. Block all potential access points around the building.
5. Keep pet food dishes clean and keep pet food containers sealed.
Should you find that there is an increase in rat numbers on your property, it is advised that, in conjunction with the above-mentioned methods, that poison baits be applied as these are the most successful in destroying rats and rodents.
If a resident wishes to have and maintain a beehive, he/she must first register with the Department of Agriculture and Food WA. The resident must then apply to the Town's Environmental Health Services for approval. Bees must not cause a nuisance to neighbouring properties, if this occurs approval will be withdrawn and penalties may apply. The Bee Keeper must comply with the conditions of the approval.
Wild bees typically swarm in the spring of each year prior to establishing new hives. The swarm will often remain for a day or two while scout bees search for a new home or it may move to another location.
Keep children and pets inside for half an hour or so, until the flying bees have clustered on to a bush or other object.
Once the swarm has formed a cluster, usually about the size of a football, and most of the bees have stopped flying, it is safe to go outside and carry on as normal.
However, keep clear of the swarm until you can arrange to have it removed.
Always wear footwear to protect your feet.
Do not put the hose onto the swarm, throw stones at it, smoke the bees or take similar action. These "do-it-yourself" remedies will aggravate bees, encouraging them to sting in defence.
If you notice a bee swarm or hive on Council property e.g. public park, right of way, or street verge, that you think may be a public danger, you can contact the Town's Health Services on 9285 4300.
European wasps, Vespula germanica, are native to Europe and have established in North America, South Africa, New Zealand and eastern Australia. The control of this pest is undertaken by the Department of Agriculture and Food Western Australia (DAFWA). initiated its European wasp trap surveillance system in the summer of 1994, as part of its ongoing eradication program.
European wasps are considered an exotic pest and is commonly found in the eastern states but it has not established here in Western Australia. However, there is a real threat of the European wasps being transported here by freight in cargo crates and boxes of merchandise.
All public events in Western Australia fall under the Health (Public Buildings) Regulations 1992 (the Regulations), even small events. In the past this definition was held to only apply to gatherings or assemblies of people acting in concert or by some pre-arrangement.
That position has been shown to have been too narrower an interpretation to apply to the definition of "public building". The interpretation is in fact much broader and captures most buildings and places where numbers of people assemble or gather for any one or more of the purposes specified in paragraph (a) of the definition. The list of buildings set out in the Table to regulation 7 of the Health (Public Buildings) Regulations 1992 (the Regulations) is therefore not a definitive list of "public buildings" to which Part VI of the Act applies.
From a 'public health' perspective there is no reason to distinguish between an assembly of persons gathered to watch, for example, an orchestral concert in a concert hall to a similar assembly of persons at a fair on an oval where each person may be attracted to attend for their own individual reasons (e.g. for the food, sideshows, cake judging or purely for the social interaction).
Please complete the attached application/s should you wish to hold an approved event in the Town of Claremont.
The Tobacco Products Control Act 2006 (Act) replaced the current Tobacco Control Act 1990 and bans tobacco advertising and other forms of promotion, requires all persons who sell tobacco products to be licensed and introduced substantial fines for those who sell or supply tobacco products to minors. Improved enforcement and investigation provisions to support compliance activities, sees Western Australia with some of the toughest tobacco laws in Australia.
The Act bans smoking in all outdoor dining areas other than those with a hotel and tavern liquor license, although a minimum of 50% of the outdoor dining area must be non-smoking and cannot affect the patrons in the non-smoking areas.
The Act also bans the use of Shisha products even if they do not contain tobacco, in an outdoor dining area where food and drinks are being served.
The Act will also became the head of power for regulations dealing with smoking in enclosed public places. Environmental Health Officers (EHO's) will still have a role in the monitoring and enforcement of the regulations.
From 31 July 2010, smoking was banned in all enclosed public places including those within all licensed premises, except the Burswood Casino's International Room.
The Town's Activities on Thoroughfares and Public Places Local Law 2003 regulates trading activities in public places and requires operators to obtain a permit from the Town in order to trade in public places. The purpose of the Local Law is to provide control on trading activities and ensure that they do not create nuisances or pose a risk to public health.
Application - Permit to Conduct an Activity on a Thoroughfare or Public Place click here.
Please note that not-for-profit organisations e.g. Schools, Sports Clubs etc are exempt but are still required to complete an application. Please contact the Town's Health Service to obtain the necessary paperwork.
Rainwater is essential in areas where scheme water is not available. It is safe to drink provided it is carefully collected and adequately stored. It is common that rainwater supplies get contaminated with things such as animal droppings, chemical sprays and other debris. The Town of Claremont recommends that you monitor your rainwater supply and take all practicable measured to reduce this contamination.
Greywater is defined as any effluent with exception to waste originating from the toilet. In recent years greywater reuse has enjoyed increasing popularity, however it needs to be done with some care so as to prevent pooling or possibly spreading of disease. The practice of using a pipe from a washing machine or similar has been banned by the State Government and greywater reuse needs to be done by an approved means.
For further information, please contact Environmental Health Services by calling 9285 4300.


I've been looking around while temporarily working for Coldex and Spec Furniture.
I'm eyeing some other jobs in the education sector that are not in the classroom right now. Why? They are more office positions at tutoring companies that look pretty apetizing if they work out.
I am currently also working Sunday mornings at the church as the morning caretaker.
So slowly my life is coming back together. One step at a time. Other than that, nothing has really changed....get up early take 4 buses to work, work at Coldex/Spec then come home on the same 4 buses. It takes a while to go to and from work, but I find it enjoyable because a lot of it are the same people everyday and we have fun!


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Владимир Амбарцумович Авенян (16 октября 1941, Батуми, Аджарская АССР, СССР — 22 июля 2015) — советский и российский конструктор ракетной техники, лауреат Ленинской премии.

Биография
Отец погиб в 1942 году на фронте Великой Отечественной войны. Окончил среднюю школу в Батуми в 1958 году.

В 1964 году окончил Московское высшее техническое училище имени Н. Э. Баумана (кафедра «Высокоточные летательные аппараты»). По распределению был направлен в 1964 году в город Красноармейск в закрытый научно-исследовательский институт (современный ФКП НИИ «Геодезия»). С 1965 года работал в специальном конструкторском бюро (СКБ) при НИИ-9 (ныне Алтайский научно-исследовательский институт химической технологии) в городе Бийск Алтайского края: инженер, старший инженер, руководитель группы, начальник лаборатории. Основным направлением работы этого СКБ была разработка боевых частей для управляемых ракет.

В 1971 году В. Авенян назначается начальником лаборатории вновь созданного СКБ при Дзержинском научно-исследовательском химико-технологическом институте (ДНИХТИ) в городе Дзержинске Горьковской области. На базе этого СКБ в 1977 году был создан отдельный НИИ машиностроения, в который перешёл и Авенян.

С 1982 по 2011 годы — генеральный директор и главный конструктор Государственного научно-исследовательского института машиностроения (ГНИИМ). В 2011 году вышел на пенсию.

Конструктор в области разработки и производства боевых частей ракетного вооружения. Обладатель свыше 100 авторских свидетельств на изобретения в области разработки и производства боевых частей ракетного вооружения и боеприпасов, получения специальных материалов и ликвидации аварий методами взрывных технологий. Автор свыше 200 научных работ. Выполненные при его непосредственном участии и руководстве изделия находятся на вооружении: заряды-ликвидаторы для космических объектов «Зенит», «Алмаз-Т», «Орлец», «Янтарь», боевые части авиационных ракет, противокорабельных ракет, зенитных ракетных комплексов «Тунгуска», «ОСА-М», «Стрела-10МЗ» и другие.

Член-корреспондент Российской академии ракетных и артиллерийских наук (1996).

Похоронен на Алабушевском кладбище.

Награды и премии
 Орден «За заслуги перед Отечеством» IV степени (13.07.2009)
 Орден Почёта,
 Орден «Знак Почёта»
 Медаль «За трудовую доблесть»
 Лауреат Ленинской премии (1986)
 Лауреат Государственной премии Российской Федерации им. маршала Г. К. Жукова (2006)
 Заслуженный конструктор Российской Федерации (1995)
 Заслуженный изобретатель Российской Федерации
 Почётный гражданин Дзержинска (2001)

Примечания

Литература
 Доценко В. Д. Словарь биографический морской. — СПб.: Издательство «ЛОГОС», 2000. — 455 с.
 Саркисян А. Е. Армяне-военные ученые, конструкторы, производственники и испытатели XX века. Т. 3. — Ереван, 2005. — С.226-229.

Источники
 Он опережал время. Созданные Владимиром Авеняном научная, производственная и управленческая школы живы и эффективно функционируют сегодня. // Красная звезда. — 2021, 15 октября. — С.10.
 Фотографии В. А. Авеняна

Выпускники МГТУ
Конструкторы СССР
Учёные СССР
Инженеры СССР
Конструкторы России
Учёные России
Инженеры России
Почётные граждане Дзержинска
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