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Q: when a request session is generated in weblogic how session id is determined When a session is invalidated in a web app, if i make to that app a new request with the invalidated jsessionid in cookie, what will be the new session's id? As i inspect,  a new session is generated but the session id remains same. I couldn't give a explanation to this. Is there such a convention to keep jsessionid in cookie and give that value to newly created session or am i doing something wrong? :)
The Scenario.
I have 2 webapps on same weblogic. The WLCookie name for these apps are same.
When user enters in appA i am making a asynchronous call to appB's logout servlet where the appB's session is invalidated.
when user clicks a link in appA which refers to appB, i am creating a new session in appB and when i check for the sessionid in cookie it still remains same which is first created in appA.
As i know, two webapps on same weblogic does not share their session's if not configured but although i invalidated appB's session from outside why newly created session has still the same session id?
Thanks.

A: Do not confuse jsessionid with sessions. jsessionid is unique per container instance, where as session is per app. So, the session data won't propagate from AppA to AppB, just because the share the same jsessionid.

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Q: Why use &getcwd() and not getcwd() in Perl? I am new to Perl language, and in the code I am using there is this line :
$BASEDIR = &getcwd();

I am wondering why there is a & in front of the call to getcwd, and I could not find any reference about that. Could someone help me with this ?
Thanks a lot !

A: It causes the subroutine's prototype to be ignored.
$ perl -e'
   sub f($@) { print("@_\n"); }
   my @a = (4,5,6);
   f(4,5,6);
   f(@a);
   &f(@a);
'
4 5 6
3
4 5 6

But that's probably not the reason it's used here. After all, Cwd::getcwd doesn't have a prototype. & can't be used on named operators (i.e. the functions of perlfunc, e.g. print), so some beginners use it on subroutines to distinguish them from operators. I believe this is a practice recommended by a popular Perl book.

A: Short answer is that it is optional unless you are running a really old version of perl.
For more detail see the perlsub man page (run perldoc perlsub or man perlsub depending on your environment)

A subroutine may be called using an explicit "&" prefix. The "&" is optional in modern Perl, as are parentheses if the subroutine has been predeclared. The "&" is not optional when just naming the subroutine, such as when it's used as an argument to defined() or undef(). Nor is it optional when you want to do an indirect subroutine call with a subroutine name or reference using the "&$subref()" or "&{$subref}()" constructs, although the "$subref->()" notation solves that problem. See perlref for more about all that.


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Association des Biens Français du Patrimoine Mondial > Properties inscribed > Serial properties > The routes of Santiago de Compostela in France
Serial properties
Throughout the Middle Ages, Santiago de Compostela was a major destination for countless pilgrims from the whole of Europe. To get to Spain, the pilgrims had to go through France and cross the Pyrenees. The four main routes started from Paris, Vézelay, Le Puy and Arles. The routes are studded with pilgrimage churches, sanctuaries, hospitals, bridges and crosses, bearing witness to the spiritual and physical aspects of the pilgrimage. While the pilgrimage was a spiritual exercise and demonstration of faith, it also influenced the secular world and played a decisive role in the birth and spread of cultural values and the arts.
The listed French routes extend the inscription of the old city of Santiago de Compostela in 1985 and of the famous "Camino francès" in Spain in 1993. The listed French route includes 64 buildings, 7 built complexes, and 7 stretches of the route from Puy-en-Velay (GR®65).
Criterion (ii): The pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela played a crucial role in the exchange and development of religious and cultural views during the Middle Ages, as illustrated by the monuments selected in France. The large sanctuaries cited in the Codex Calixtinus, hospitals where the pilgrims could receive treatment, bridges and roads, or humble places of devotion, bear witness to the routes followed by the pilgrims and the conditions under which they travelled.
Criterion (iv): The spiritual and physical needs of the pilgrims going to Santiago de Compostela were met by a number of specifically created buildings, many of them on the French sections of the route. The large pilgrimage basilica churches, of which few remain, are notable examples of mediaeval architecture.
Criterion (vi): The pilgrimage is an almost universal aspect of human spirituality. The pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela bears outstanding witness to the influence of Christian faith on people from all social classes in Europe during the Middle Ages.
Aquitaine: The cathedral of Saint-Front in Périgueux; the church of Saint-Avit in Saint-Avit-Sénieur; the abbey church of Notre-Dame de la Nativité in Le Buisson-de-Cadouin; the old cathedral of Saint-Jean-Baptiste in Bazas; the basilica churches of Saint-Seurin and Saint-Michel and the cathedral of Saint-André in Bordeaux; the former abbey of Notre-Dame de la Sauve-Majeure and the church of Saint-Pierre in La Sauve; the church of Notre-Dame-de-la-Fin-des-Terres in Soulac-sur-Mer; the church of Sainte-Quitterie in Aire-sur-l'Adour; the bell-tower/porch of the old church in Mimizan; the abbey of Saint-Jean in Sorde-l'Abbaye; the abbey of Saint-Sever; the cathedral of Saint Caprais in Agen; the cathedral of Sainte-Marie in Bayonne; the church of Saint-Blaise in L'Hôpital-Saint-Blaise; the gate of Saint-Jacques in Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port; the church of Sainte-Marie in Oloron-Sainte-Marie
Auvergne: The Hôtel-Dieu and the cathedral of Notre-Dame in Le Puy-en-Velay; the church of Notre-Dame-du-Port in Clermont-Ferrand
Basse-Normandie: Le Mont-Saint-Michel*
Burgundy: The priory church of Sainte-Croix-Notre-Dame in La Charité-sur-Loire; the church of Saint-Jacques in Asquins; the basilica church of Sainte-Madeleine in Vézelay
Centre: The collegiate church of Saint-Etienne (formerly the collegiate church of Saint-Jacques) in Neuvy-Saint-Sépulchre; the cathedral of Saint-Etienne in Bourges
Champagne-Ardenne: The basilica church of Notre-Dame in L'Epine and the church of Notre-Dame-en-Vaux in Châlons-en-Champagne
Ile de France: The Saint-Jacques tower, remains of the old church of Saint-Jacques-de-la-Boucherie in Paris
Languedoc-Roussillon: The former abbey of Gellone in Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert; the Devil's bridge between Aniane and Saint-Jean-de-Fos and the old abbey church of Saint-Gilles in Saint-Gilles-du-Gard
Limousin: The church of Saint-Léonard in Saint-Léonard-de-Noblat
Midi-Pyrénées: The church of Notre-Dame de Tramesaygues in Audressein; the old cathedral and cloisters, as well as the cathedral of Notre-Dame-de-la-Sède, the episcopal palace and ramparts in Saint-Lizier; the abbey church of Sainte-Foy and the bridge over the Dourdou in Conques; the old bridge in Espalion; the bridge over the Lot in Estaing; the "pilgrims'" bridge over the Boralde in Saint-Chély-d'Aubrac; the old cathedral of Notre-Dame, the paleochristian basilica and chapel of Saint-Julien in Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges; the basilica of Saint-Just in Valcabrère; the basilica of Saint-Sernin and the Hôtel-Dieu-Saint-Jacques in Toulouse; the cathedral of Sainte-Marie in Auch; the bridge of Artigue or Lartigue between Beaumont-sur-l'Osse and Larressingle; the collegiate church of Saint-Pierre in La Romieu; the cathedral of Saint-Etienne and the Valentré bridge in Cahors; dolmen no. 2 of Pech-Laglaire in Gréalou; the hospital of Saint-Jacques in Figeac; the church of Saint-Sauveur and the crypt of Saint-Amadour in Rocamadour; the Hospice du Plan and the chapel of Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption, known as the chapel of the Templars, in Aragnouet; the parish church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste* in Gavarnie; the church of Saint-Laurent in Jezeau, the church of Saint-Jacques de Cotdoussan in Ourdis-Cotdoussan; the church of Notre-Dame-du-Bourg in Rabastens; the abbey church of Saint-Pierre and its cloisters in Moissac
Picardy: The cathedral of Notre-Dame* in Amiens, the parish church of Saint-Jacques le Majeur and Saint-Jean-Baptiste in Folleville, and the parish church of Saint-Jacques in Compiègne
Poitou-Charentes: The church of Sainte-Eutrope in Saintes, the royal abbey of Saint-Jean-Baptiste in Saint-Jean-d'Angély, the church of Saint-Hilaire in Melle, the church of Saint-Pierre in Aulnay, the church of Saint-Hilaire-le-Grand in Poitiers, the former pilgrim hospital in Pons
Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur: The church of Saint-Honorat in Arles*
Languedoc-Roussillon and Midi-Pyrénées: The route between Nasbinals and Saint-Chély-d'Aubrac (17 km)
Midi-Pyrénées: The sections between Saint-Côme-d'Olt and Estaing (17 km), between Montredon and Figeac (18 km), between Faycelles and Cajarc (22.5 km), between Bach and Cahors (26 km), and between Lectoure and Condom (35 km)
Aquitaine: The route between Aroue and Ostabat (22km)
*listed first as a world heritage site and then re-inscribed as part of the Routes of Santiago de Compostela in France.
Année d'inscription : 1998
Critères d'inscription : ii, iv, vi
Superficie du bien inscrit : sans objet
Localisation : Regions of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, Centre-Val-de-Loire, Grand-Est, Hauts-de-France, Ile de France, Normandie, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, Occitanie et Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
Coordonnées DMS : N45 11 2.6 E0 43 22.6
Registration year : 1998
Registration criterion : ii, iv, vi
Area of the inscribed : sans objet
Location : Regions of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, Centre-Val-de-Loire, Grand-Est, Hauts-de-France, Ile de France, Normandie, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, Occitanie et Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
Coordinates DMS : N45 11 2.6 E0 43 22.6
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Thailand remains a popular destination for backpackers and tourists alike. It's a big country with a great deal to navigate. That's why we've put together this guide for travelling in Thailand. Use these tips to help you have a safe and happy trip.
Don't rush your trip. Many travellers begin their journey in Bangkok. It's worth taking at least a few days to soak up the buzzing capital's atmosphere and spending at least one night exploring the infamous Khao San Road. After that, head south to the islands or even to the bustling city of Chiang Mai. To really explore, you'll need at least two weeks.
Thailand is a country populated with temples, from the tiny to the sensational. Don't try to visit them all. Narrow it down to the most popular and do keep in mind that the country is about more than its architecture, the beach-life and street-life are also a big part of your experience.
There is an abundance of tasty Thai street food, both of exceptional quality and value. But, be savvy. Remember to wash your hands before and after eating and eat where the crowds go. Also, don't drink the tap water.
Mosquitoes are pretty much everywhere, but you don't have to put up with being bitten to pieces. Use a repellent with around 50% of DEET by day and 100% by night. Remember to treat your clothes with a spray when you arrive, too.
You have to visit an open-air market during your Thai trip. You'll find amazing prices along with incredible products. Thailand is a mecca for counterfeits goods, though, so just be aware that you may not be buying the real deal. Also, don't forget to haggle – you should bring the first price down by at least a third.
Thailand luxury resorts and hotels abound. Be sure to book in advance to secure the best deals and Seaview rooms complete with air conditioning!
You may come across people at every corner trying to rip you off, so keep your wits about you. Don't trust random strangers who approach you in the street with information about tours, temples and holidays. Also, make sure a taxi is metered or you agree on a price before hopping aboard a tuk tuk.
Thai people are proud people. Getting angry or raising your voice is not going to get you anywhere. Also, your head is considered the most sacred body part, while the feet are the lowest. With that in mind, never touch a Thai person on the head no matter what, and never point your feet towards anyone or any sacred god, like the Buddha or even the King. Remember that smiling goes a long way.
In Thailand, a refreshing beer is the alcoholic beverage of choice. You'll find the local brew, Singha, pretty much everywhere. You must be 20 years or older to buy alcohol in Thailand. Wine is relatively pricey due to hefty import taxes.
Keep these tips in mind and you're sure to have an unforgettable time in the Land of Smiles.


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Extension of contracts for the provision of Specialist Health Services for people with learning disabilities and autism in West Sussex OKD54 20/21
West Sussex County Council is the lead commissioner for the Learning Disability Pooled Budget and currently contracts for specialist health provisions for adults with LD and autism. The providers of the services are Sussex Partnership Foundation NHS Trust (SPFT) and Sussex Community Foundation Trust (SCFT).
The combined value of the two contracts is £3,805,017 per annum. The contracts were let on a 3 year term, commencing 1st July 2018.
A decision is required to invoke the provision under clause 2.4 of the contracts between WSCC and SPFT and SCFT, to apply an extension for a period of four years until 2025, following the expiry of the initial 3 years of the current contract in 2021. The total contract value over the recommended extension period is £15, 220, 068.
Taking up the full four year extension will allow the County Council and its health partners to:
Work to deliver the service developments and improvements as identified
Maximise opportunities to share best practice and achieve scale and partnership efficiencies, by continuing to work with the current providers that deliver services across Sussex and who work strategically with key system partners such as Sussex CCG's, the Sussex Health and Care Partnership and NHSE.
Make best use of resources, including WSCC staff resources (in particular commissioning and contracting staff) that are temporarily diverted to manage the additional pressures and challenges presented by Covid-19
Decision due: 29 January 2021 by Executive Director Adults and Health
Lead member: Keith Hinkley, Executive Director Adults and Health keith.hinkley@westsussex.gov.uk
Contact: Alison Nuttall, Head of All-Age Commissioning Email: alison.nuttall@westsussex.gov.uk Tel: 033 022 25936.
Representations concerning this decision should be made to the Executive Director Adults and Health (DASS) via the officer contact by the beginning of the month in which the decision is due to be taken.
Democratic Services Contact: Erica Keegan Tel: 033 022 26050
West Sussex Plan Priority: A Strong, Safe and Sustainable Place
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On May 25th, 2018, the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) goes into effect. Maximum fines for compliance breaches are high: Whichever is higher, €10M or 2% of global annual revenue for breaching data controller or data processor obligations and €20M or 4% of global annual revenue for breaching the rights of use of personal data.
These potential high penalties combined with the high impact changes and new obligations of GDPR make that GDPR should be on your radar!
Download here Aberdeen's "Countdown to GDPR Enforcement: Is your Organization Technology-Ready?" report.
Personally Identifiable Information (PII) is subject to GDPR. That is all data that allows to, directly or in combination with other data, identify an individual person.
Clearly, there are a lot of new rules to understand, adhere to and to be translated into processes and procedures.
Fortunately, Innovation Unplugged, a joint initiative of Cronos Group and SAP partner Flexso, together with its data security specialized sister companies, can support you with this.
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Home / News / Classic Cars
2019 Lexus LS 500 F-Sport retrospective: A far cry from the original
Andrew Ganz September 7, 2018 Comment Now!
The relentless pursuit of perfection has not been easy for Lexus, but things got off to a solid start in 1989.
At the Detroit auto show that year, Toyota unwrapped both a sedan and a brand that were about six years in the making. The result was a flagship four-door luxury sedan to challenge staid German and malaise-ridden American standbys, and introduce an elevated level of service from the new brand's retail outlets.
MORE: Former Ford CEO Alan Mulally drove a Lexus LS
The world had seen nothing like it, even if media gathered under bright lights in Detroit that January day didn't realize the full scope of what they were witnessing.
The Lexus LS 400's unassuming design masked an attention to detail never before seen in a new car, at least from Japan. The LS 400 shared little with existing Toyota products. Everything from its 250-horsepower, 4.0-liter V-8 to its 4-speed automatic transmission was bespoke. The LS 400 would prove to be quieter, more comfortable, and more spacious than the BMW 7-Series and Mercedes-Benz S-Class, and both cost nearly twice as much.
1997 Lexus LS 400
The Lexus experience extended to Toyota's requirement that its dealers build new buildings in which to sell its cars, all of which followed the same design. The red-carpet treatment stood in stark contrast to BMW dealers left over from when the company's mainstay was motorcycles.
It's hard to pinpoint just what made the LS 400 so successful. In stark contrast to Hyundai's new Genesis brand launched a couple years ago, Lexus' effort was far more comprehensive. No screw was left unturned. Genesis is now aiming for its stand-alone dealers, but the plan has wavered from the start, unlike the methodical plan that Lexus followed.
The 2019 Lexus LS 500 F Sport I've parked next to fellow automotive journalist Murilee Martin's second-generation is 22 years younger, but it's cut from the same mold, or so the badge affixed to its angular trunk lid says. On this sunny day far removed from the Detroit auto shows where these two sedans debuted, I'm not so sure.
1997 Lexus LS 400 and 2018 Lexus LS 500
In contrast to Murilee's 1997 LS 400, the latest model's otherworldly styling is its initial calling card. The 2019 LS 500 delivers a visual knockout. Its version of Lexus' spindle grille bristles with details. Inside, aluminum trim comes standard on the F Sport—an unthinkable material on an unthinkable model back in 1989. Then, glossy wood draped the LS' dashboard and doors. Various wood surfaces are available in the new LS, as is sharply cut glass trim.
The latest LS no longer feels like Lexus' take on luxury for American buyers. It's for the Chinese market. Here, we've all but given up on the idea of sedans in favor of crossovers and SUVs. Lexus gets that, and the company's next flagship will be based on its LF-1 Limitless concept from the 2018 Detroit show.
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Even in F Sport guise, the LS bounds on its air suspension and lacks the precision of the latest Mercedes-Benz S-Class, not to mention the sportier BMW 7-Series. The LS serves up a kind of perfection, but not one likely to resonate with American buyers.
In China, where Lexus has gained traction, the LS 500's flashy style and soft ride may make it popular for those willing to look beyond a century-old distrust of the Japanese.
Here, the LS feels like a forgotten flagship—but it's hard to blame Lexus. Buyers have flocked to crossover SUVs, and Lexus is playing catch-up with the Germans.
That stands in contrast to 1989, when Lexus beat the Germans at their own game on its first attempt.
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Introducing APSA Preprints
APSA Preprints is an open access pre-publication platform dedicated to early research outputs in political science and related disciplines. The site, a collaboration between the American Political Science Association and Cambridge University Press, was formally launched at the 2019 APSA Annual Meeting.
APSA Preprints is the first of its kind to be hosted on Cambridge University Press's developing open research platform. It makes the latest research and data freely available to everyone with an internet connection with a rapid turnaround time (3-5 business days) for submission, giving researchers and members of the wider public an early window into academic insights and analysis. Authors can deposit their papers for free and retain copyright to their work. Submissions are not peer reviewed.
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Age is nothing but a number for one of the couples featured on the upcoming season of 90 Day Fiancé.
In a video shared exclusively with PEOPLE, fans of TLC's hit show — which follows couples going through the K-1 visa process — meet David and Annie, who have 24 years between them.
David, 48, is from Louisville, Kentucky and hit rock bottom about three years ago.
Ingrid wrote; '' I cannot begin to explain how wrong it is for these guys coming here to find women half there age rather than finding a wife in America.
Would you please attempt to enlighten us poor downtrodden old sots why this is so wrong in your humble opinion.
Truly interested in your world view on this topic.
FYI; My wife is a third my age. Does that give me a coefficient factor of 1.5 or 2 on your '' how wrong it is scale?
She's ecstatic, I'm happy & wifes family is pleased. Now I will be troubled all the day till I find the wrongness in this arraignment.
Not sure if serious or troll.
Ingrid wrote: I see this all to commonly in Bangkok where I teach English in sathorn international, as a 20 something female Caucasian expat I cannot begin to explain how wrong it is for these guys coming here to find women half there age rather than finding a wife in America.
As a 40-something Caucasian expat, I say get off your high horse.
Why is it wrong for someone to find love?
I think it's wonderful that Asian women have a different measure of what is attractive and valuable in a partner - I have many lovely male friends in Cambodia who would never have found love in the west.
Each to their own, who they love does not affect your life.
I think it's wonderful that Asian women have a different measure of what is attractive and valuable in a partner - I have many lovely male friends in Cambodia who would never have found love in the west, but have loving, devoted partners here. It's wonderful.


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If you own Knoll Light Factory and are looking to use it with Photoshop, you can use the installation instructions here to use it with its last compatible versions of Photoshop.
If you do not own Knoll Light Factory, you will need to purchase it to obtain Knoll Light Factory for Photoshop; it is not possible to procure it as a separate plugin.


If you fancy a bit of brain use and variety to your running….. direct your attention to www.cityrace.org for this years City of London Orienteering Race on Saturday 10th September. This is navigation while running through the streets, alleys and estates of central London.
At your alloted start time you collect your detailed map (1cm represents 50m) and navigate to each of the 20 or so checkpoints shown as fast as possible and back to the finish – taking whichever route you think will be fastest/easiest. A range of courses are on offer for different abilities, including Mens Open approx 8.7km, Womens Open 7km, Newcomers 4km – although dependant on your navigation skills that could be significantly more!
If you're interested give me a shout on Tuesday or Thursday and I'll give you a few pointers!


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'''
v.0.0.1

QGIS-AIMS-Plugin - Address_Test

Copyright 2011 Crown copyright (c)
Land Information New Zealand and the New Zealand Government.
All rights reserved

This program is released under the terms of the new BSD license. See the
LICENSE file for more information.

Tests on Address class

Created on 29/10/2015

@author: jramsay
'''
import unittest
import inspect
import sys
import re
import sys
import os

sys.path.append('../AIMSDataManager/')

from Address import Address,AddressChange,AddressResolution,Position
from AddressFactory import AddressChangeFactory,AddressResolutionFactory
from AimsUtility import ActionType
from AimsLogging import  Logger

testlog = Logger.setup('test')

#user to init an address, simple text string read from a stored config file
user_text = 'aims_user'

class Test_0_AddressSelfTest(unittest.TestCase):

    def setUp(self):
        pass

    def tearDown(self):
        pass

    def test10_selfTest(self):
        #assertIsNotNone added in 3.1
        self.assertNotEqual(testlog,None,'Testlog not instantiated')
        testlog.debug('Address_Test Log')

    def test20_addressTest(self):
        #assertIsNotNone added in 3.1
        testlog.debug('Test_0.20 Address instantiation test')
        address = Address(user_text)
        self.assertNotEqual(address,None,'Address not instantiated')

class Test_1_AddressTestSetters(unittest.TestCase):

    def setUp(self):
        testlog.debug('Instantiate null address, address.setter list')
        self._address = Address(user_text)
        self._address_setters = [i for i in dict(inspect.getmembers(Address, predicate=inspect.ismethod)) if i[:3]=='set']
        #self._address_setters.remove('setAddressPositions')

    def tearDown(self):
        testlog.debug('Destroy null address')
        self._address = None
        self._address_setters = None

    def test10_instSetters(self):
        '''Tests that all the setters set a matching attribute i.e. setAttribute("X") -> self._Attribute = "X"'''
        #this no longer works since changing to full path attribute names eg _components_roadName
        return
        testlog.debug('Test_1.10 Instantiate all setters')
        for asttr in self._address_setters:
            aval = self._generateAttrVal(asttr)
            aname = self._generateAttrName(asttr)
            getattr(self._address, asttr)(aval)
            self.assertEqual(getattr(self._address, aname), aval, 'set* : Setter {} not setting correct attribute value {}'.format(asttr,aval))

    #@unittest.skip("Test skipped awaiting finalisation of Address Class structure")
    def test30_checkPopulatedAddressChangeDict(self):
        '''Tests whether JSON object gets created correctly'''
        #this function has moved to addressfactory
        testlog.debug('Test_1.30 Attributes set to match JSON sample and compare')
        #return True

        for asm in self._address_setters:
            if asm == 'setAddressPositions':
                getattr(self._address, asm)([Position(),])
                continue
            aval = self._generateAttrVal(asm)
            getattr(self._address, asm)(aval)
        self._address.setVersion(100)
        for at in (ActionType.ADD,ActionType.RETIRE,ActionType.UPDATE):
            jresult = AddressChangeFactory().convertAddress(self._address,at)
            self.assertEqual(jresult, getTestData(at), 'JSON Address constructed incorrectly {}'.format(jresult))

    def test31_checkAddressDictNullRemoval(self):
        '''check whether JSON output is truncated correctly on null inputs'''
        pass

    def test32_checkAddressDictErrorRaisedOnNull(self):
        '''Check error raised if attempt to create JSON output on null address array'''
        pass

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    def _generateAttrVal(self,setmthd):
        s = self._special(setmthd)
        if s: return s
        setmthd = re.match('set_*(.*)',setmthd).group(1)
        return setmthd[:1].upper()+''.join([s for s in setmthd[1:] if ord(s)>64 and ord(s)<91])

    def _generateAttrName(self,setmthd):
        setmthd = re.match('set_*(.*)',setmthd).group(1)
        return '_'+setmthd[:1].lower()+setmthd[1:]

    def _special(self,meth):
        if meth == 'setObjectType':return 'Parcel'
        if meth == 'setAddressType':return 'Road'
        if meth == 'setLifecycle':return 'Current'
        return

def getTestData(at):
#     return {
#             'workflow':{
#                 'sourceUser':'SU','sourceReason':'SR'},
#             'components':{
#                 'addressType':'AT','externalAddressId':'EAI','externalAddressIdScheme':'EAIS',
#                 'lifecycle':'L','unitType':'UT','unitValue':'UV','levelType':'LT','levelValue':'LV',
#                 'addressNumberPrefix':'ANP','addressNumber':'AN',
#                 'addressNumberSuffix':'ANS','addressNumberHigh':'ANH',
#                 'roadCentrelineId':'RCLI','roadPrefix':'RP','roadName':'RN','roadType':'RTN','roadSuffix':'RS',
#                 'waterRoute':'WRN','waterName':'WN',
#                 'suburbLocality':'SL','townCity':'TC'},
#             'addressedObject':{
#                 'objectType':'OT','objectName':'ON',
#                 'addressPosition':{
#                     'type':'APT','coordinates':[1,1],
#                     'crs':{'type':'CT','properties':{'name':'CP'}}},
#             'externalObjectId':'EOI','externalObjectIdScheme':'EOIS',
#             'valuationReference':'VR','certificateOfTitle':'COT','appellation':'A'
#         }}
    return {'addressedObject': {'addressPositions': [{'position': {'crs': {'type': 'name', 'properties': {'name': 'urn:ogc:def:crs:EPSG::4167'}}, 'type': 'Point'}, 'positionType': 'Unknown', 'primary': True}], 'valuationReference': 'VR', 'externalObjectId': 'EOI', 'objectName': 'ON', 'certificateOfTitle': 'COT', 'externalObjectIdScheme': 'EOIS', 'objectType': 'Parcel'}, 'components': {'roadSuffix': 'RS', 'unitType': 'UT', 'addressType': 'Road', 'waterRoute': 'WR', 'levelType': 'LT', 'lifecycle': 'Current', 'addressNumberSuffix': 'ANS', 'addressNumberPrefix': 'ANP', 'roadName': 'RN', 'roadPrefix': 'RP', 'externalAddressIdScheme': 'EAIS', 'suburbLocality': 'SL', 'roadCentrelineId': 'RCI', 'waterName': 'WN', 'externalAddressId': 'EAI', 'roadType': 'RT', 'addressNumber': 'AN', 'levelValue': 'LV', 'townCity': 'TC', 'unitValue': 'UV'}, 'workflow': {'sourceUser': 'SU', 'sourceReason': 'SR'}}

if __name__ == "__main__":
    unittest.main()

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July 28, 2009 · 12:00 am
ENVIROS DEBATE PSC APPOINTMENT PROCESS
By KEITH LAING
THE NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA
www.newsserviceflorida.com
THE CAPITAL, TALLAHASSEE, July 28, 2009……….The leader of a group dedicated to developing renewable energy in Florida said Tuesday that part of the problem with getting the market off the ground is the way the state selects members of its Public Service Commission.
During a roundtable discussion hosted by the Florida Renewable Energy Producers Association called "Florida Big Bend Cleantech Business," FREPA president Michael Dobson described the PSC as too fraught with politics because commissioners' futures depend so much on politicians. Dobson compared the Florida PSC with other states' regulatory panels, which he said are more independent and "seen as experts."
The comments, made during a summary of the effort to win passage last year of a proposed renewable energy standard for power companies that was ultimately successful at the PSC but not in the Legislature, touched off a polite but pointed exchange between Dobson and Florida Energy & Climate Commissioner and energy lobbyist J.B. Clark.
Dobson said the problem was not the commissioners, but the way they were selected. Prior to the 1978 legislative session, the three-member PSC was elected in statewide elections. But beginning in 1979, the PSC was expanded to its current five-member format and its members were appointed to the panel by the governor and had to be confirmed by the state Senate.
"They kind of have to serve two masters," Dobson told the group of about 10 attendees. "Unlike California, where the PSC is not even in Sacramento, our PSC is right here in the Capital. There's a lot of politics involved in the PSC. Their terms are not very long and (are) tied into who appointed them, so because of that, the PSC doesn't have the independence that we see in other states."
But Clark, who was appointed by Gov. Charlie Crist to the unrelated Florida Energy & Climate Commission in 2008, disagreed that appointments made the PSC less independent than other states' regulators who may be selected differently.
"I'm old enough to remember when we had an elected PSC," said Clark, who has lobbied the Legislature on energy-related issues for two decades. "We've changed that to a more deliberative process. You have a PSC nominating commission, so the governor can't just go pick whoever he wants to. When they get there, they have a huge staff at the PSC that's really getting down and doing the studying and then they have to do the final review. I think mostly politics have been taken out."
Clark conceded that it was "hard to take the politics out of any process" that involved the government completely, but Dobson said that the current system could favor utility representatives.
"If I was an industry person who really wanted to have some influence on who sits on the PSC, I would like this process better than allowing voters to decide who's going to sit on the Public Service Commission," he said.
PSC public information director Cynthia Muir disagreed with Dobson's analysis, telling the News Service of Florida that there was more potential for conflicts-of-interest before the panel's members began being appointed because they do not have to raise money for campaigns.
"When commissioners were elected, major campaign contributions came from the regulated industries at the time: telephone, electric, transportation, etc," Muir said in an E-mail.
Having to be appointed by the governor and approved by the Senate Communications, Energy and Public Utilities and Ethics and Elections committees also exposes PSC commissioners to a more rigorous examination than an election, Muir added.
"For the complex work required of commissioners, specific technical expertise is required," she said. "With appointed commissioners, you have multiple layers of screening by 'elected officials' to ensure that appointees have the necessary technical expertise to make the complex decisions required to ensure customers."
The FREPA discussion about the PSC appointment process was timely because the PSC's nominating commission is currently reviewing applications and had interviews scheduled this week for candidates as it looks to nominate replacements for Matthew Carter and Katrina McMurrian, whose terms on the PSC are up in January. At least eight applications from people with varied backgrounders were submitted to the nominating commission, which interviews candidates for the $130,036 per year positions and forwards nominees to the governor's office.
The discussion took place during FREPA's morning legislative and congressional wrap-up panel that was moderated by Dobson and also included Rep. Michelle Rehwinkel Vasilinda. The panel was scheduled to be followed by a late morning update on federal stimulus opportunities, and a lunchtime roundtable discussion on making Tallahassee a green energy startup center that will include state Rep. Alan Williams.
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To provide therapy and care coordination services for adults who are part of Drug Court, Family Dependency Drug Court and Veterans Court and in collaboration with Kitsap County.
To improve the operations of KMHS in support of its stated mission. To provide the highest level of customer service to internal and external customers.
Provide effective and efficient clinical services using best practice standards to adults who are participating in drug court program.
Provide mental health and co-occurring disorder treatment services including outreach as clinically indicated to clients, their parents/guardians, and families.
Provide direct services for clients at risk for and with co-occurring disorders utilizing recommended Co-Occurring Disorder treatment practices. Services may include individual therapy, group therapy, psycho-educational workshops, skill-building groups, family counseling, and crisis intervention.
Provide linkages to KMHS service providers as appropriate and help the client maintain linkages through their drug court experience.
Utilize motivational interviewing, stages of change theory, family and system focused interventions, stage-wise treatment strategies to intervene and motivate clients.
Conduct mental health assessments to aid in treatment planning, utilizing clinically appropriate instruments.
Provide mental health and co-occurring disorder consultation and training for Drug Court staff to assist in integration of mental health and substance use services within the court system.
Work collaboratively with internal and external partners including: social service agencies, the court system, Crisis Response Team, Adult Inpatient Unit, KMHS medical providers, the medical community, Kitsap Recovery Center, and other treatment providers to assist clients in their recovery process and to ensure the continuity and quality of care.
Function as a supportive member of the various court teams and participate constructively in problem solving and clinical decision making.
Demonstrate a working knowledge of psychotropic medications and their side effects and contraindications with drugs of abuse and report any relevant observations to medical personnel.
Monitor assigned clients for compliance with treatment related court-ordered requirements and substance related mandates. Follow all WACs and RCWs required of mandated clients. Provide appropriate legal documents and monthly reports as required.
Perform random UDSs and tests for alcohol use as clinically indicated.
Pursue professional growth and development by seeking out learning opportunities and integrating new learning into daily work practice. Maintain working knowledge of Evidence Based Practices, current Co-Occurring Disorder treatment recommendations and trends in community mental health, including health care reform.
Complete and maintain all required appropriate clinical and administrative records in a timely manner.
Provide crisis intervention services when necessary.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Master's degree in psychology, social services, or a related field required; Ph.D. candidate and/or licensed MHP preferred. Minimum of two years' experience working with clients with mental illness required. Prefer experience in Co-Occurring Disorders treatment, individual and group therapy, vocational services, treatment courts, and substance abuse treatment. Possess and maintain valid driver's license with an acceptable motor vehicle report and reliable, insured transportation.
PHYSICAL CONSIDERATIONS: While performing the duties of the job, the employee is required to stand, sit, use hands and fingers, and talk or listen. Ability to safely operate an automobile.


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I don't know how many of you have had a very close family member diagnosed with a serious illness or been diagnosed with one yourself. Dealing with the news affects the family in unexpected ways. I flatter myself that Cass and I are usually fairly smart cookies. We're good at solving problems. We work well as a team when the chips are down. Routine matters do not challenge us and difficult situations are usually handled easily.
However, since we've been processing the bad news about my cancer diagnosis I would say our focus has been scattered. We're experiencing what the character Joe Banks in "Joe Versus the Volcano" would describe as "brain cloud". Things that used to be simple seem complex. Routine information that needs to be remembered is forgotten. Some days it seems like we're trying to play a duet that's in different time signatures. Today the brain cloud thundered and stormed.
It started as a good day, became a very bad day and ended as a good day.
We started out sleeping in until 7. I made us potato pancakes and we ate them in bed while watching "The Green Mile".
We had some shopping to do so we headed out to Langford and shopped at Costco, Superstore and the liquor store. When we arrived at home Cassie came out of the house crying that her wallet was missing. My mind reeled with the knowledge of all the critical and sensitive information that the wallet contained… credit cards, cheque book, birth certificate… and to add insult to injury… her wedding ring that she had placed there because she had been experiencing some swelling in her knuckles. In desperation we called Superstore and the liquor store since those were the two places we had been since she was last sure she had the wallet. No luck. Otis leapt and barked in agony, not knowing why we were upset but knowing that there was a serious problem that had upset us.
After tears and hugs Cass got in the car to go back to Superstore in case the wallet could be found. Even if it had already been emptied there might be a chance to recover her plain but beloved wedding ring from a trash can. I stayed behind in case there might be a call. Within a minute of her departure there was a call from a number I was unfamiliar with. A woman asked me if Cassandra was there and I informed her I was her husband. The woman asked for Cass' phone number and I asked her if the call was about her wallet. The woman said that she needed to talk to Cass so I gave her the number. Before she hung up she said, "Everything is alright".
Cass called minutes later to say that her wallet had been recovered. She came back to pick me up and we went to the kind woman's house to pick up the wallet. It seems that she picked the wallet up in the checkout lane at Superstore. It's most likely that when Cass went to push the wallet into her purse after paying it probably missed and went between the purse and her thigh… and shortly after fell to the ground. A reward of $50 "to buy herself a really nice bottle of wine" was modestly accepted by the woman.
We're back at home and the adrenalin is slowly being worked out of us. Cass has made us a wonderful dinner of Penne Pasta with tomato sauce and we've killed the better part of a bottle of wine. This is now the third time that me or a family member has lost a wallet and it is the third time that an honest stranger has returned it.
TJP, I love your quotes. Where'd you get that last one? (as if I don't know) It's great!
I have a lost wallet story too. Years ago when we had just moved to Nova Scotia, I put our first student loan check in my wallet and then promptly lost it. At the time, we didn't have a phone number and had just moved to Halifax. How would a kind soul find us if they wanted to return the wallet? We were sure it was lost for good.
The check represented a whole month of living for us: food, rent, utilities, clothes, diapers (Adam), school supplies (Sean) and I was pregnant with Clair (highly emotional).
Fortunately, the kids' Dad had just started a part-time job as janitor in the Port Dalhousie University library. He heard the librarian answer a telephone call. She said our last name and "No, we don't have anyone here with that name." He grabbed the phone and the rest, as they say, is history. It was pure chance that he happened to be sweeping the floor in that building beside that phone.
For their reward, I think I made the kind souls some nice desert. It wasn't anything baked because we only had a woodstove and I hadn't figured out yet how to bake in it.
There are so many wonderful kind souls. They make the world go round, don't you think?


The Surratt Lipslique in Peccadille retails for $34US. I go this shade as part of a Wantable's winter box. It my first time using one of the Surratt product because we just didn't have access to the line outside the US. Sephora is now carrying the line so what better time to review it.
Product & Colour: Peccadille is as described a Sheer plum despite how dark it looks in the tube. This product when I first got it I was expecting a lipstick because there was very little information online about the product it self.
Now knowing what the product is about it really lives up to the formula. This is a lip balm with colour but rather than a tacky texture or a waxy one this formula has a density that is cushions the lips that lasts longer as well. It not to heavy but it kind of seals the lip like a top coat. The moister richness last about 4 hours but it has an almost lip treatment feel to the product.
Now this shade is intentionally sheer so I'm curious about what the pigmentation is like for the rest of the shades as they are described as "a sheer to medium finish".
Wear: 3-4 hours wear total before reapplying.
Packaging: Simple twist up bullet but you can not twist it back down so keep that in mind! The black tube and cap also seem to have a muted shimmer coat the fades from the top.
This formula is very comfortable on the lips and I'm keen on see this line in person at Sephora in the future to pick my own shades.


Marine Le Pen shakes the French Establishment.
Nigel Farage crushes Establishment forces, triggering BREXIT.
Donald Trump makes mincemeat of the combined power of the American media and policy elite.
The rise of isolationism. The worship of barriers. The decline of Western internationalism etc.
Some say that these walls shall keep fresh ideas and energies from flowing into the west.
Some say that it is merely a phase and a good thing because if people can't flee then they will stay and fight, fight bad governments and cultures that breed poverty and despair that is.
And then there are those who advise that we focus on the human lives at the center of this drama, the migrants and the dismembered families, the people in the boats, the human flotsam tossed up by all these cockfights of the powerful and the megalomaniacal.
I think that as usual the world misses the subtle countercurrents that gather in the seams whilst we are focused on the canvas.
There are many Westerners slowly growing disenchanted with the West. In a way that is different from the anomie of the 60s. They are tired of the culture wars because they've never really been all that ideological to begin with. They've had enough of the drama and pointless circling of old dung. They have become emotionally estranged.
Behold, I give you the phenomenon of "emotional refugees" and "emotional migration".
These "heart exiles" may not be willing to put their feet to where their heart is yet, but they are detaching from the civic anchors that tie them to the West and as a result are becoming more "globally opportunistic" not less.
In this sense, there is definitely a countercurrent of renewed globalisation amidst all the doom and gloom mongering of a new ultranationalism in the west.
That is about all we can say for now. Will this lead to an export of talent away from the West, in a less imperious way than has been the case in the old "expatriate" model?
Will the internet exarcebate/accelerate the trend? Will it pose new risks for African and other third world interests as better resourced Westerners swoop in looking for greener material and emotional pastures.
We are already seeing a surge of "African startups" managed from New York and London.
Or is this the melting pot of world dreams the likes of John Lennon sang about?


Royals gathered at Christiansborg Palace in Denmark today to mark the 50th birthday of Crown Prince Frederik with a white-tie gala. You know what that means -- tiaras!
Queen Margrethe II paid tribute to her son while wearing her newest sparkler, the Naasut Tiara. She paired it with its matching earrings and a diamond riviere. The pair of square diamond brooches she wears originally belonged to Queen Josefina of Sweden and Norway; they were originally used to secure the cloaks worn as part of traditional Swedish court dress.
For her husband's big birthday celebrations, Crown Princess Mary also wore her newest sparkler: her Edwardian Tiara, a diamond, ruby, and spinel diadem that can also be removed from its frame and worn as a necklace. She wore the tiara with the earrings that she had made to coordinate with the piece.
Princess Marie of Denmark didn't offer us any surprises with her tiara choice for the evening: she wore Princess Dagmar's Floral Tiara, which has been her go-to sparkler since her wedding day a decade ago.
Countess Alexandra of Frederiksborg, was also on the guest list. She wore the lovely Alexandrine Diamond Drop Tiara for the evening.
Princess Benedikte shone in the grand Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg Fringe Tiara, a legacy from the family of her late husband, Prince Richard. She paired it with the diamond fan earrings from her mother, the late Queen Ingrid, and the diamond necklace from the collection of her Danish grandmother, Queen Alexandrine. She pinned her diamond and sapphire brooch, which belonged to Princess Thyra, at her right shoulder.
Benedikte's daughter, Alexandra of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg, was the other female member of the SWB family in attendance. She borrowed her mother's diamond floral tiara for the occasion; she also wore a pair of earrings set with pale blue gems.
Queen Anne-Marie arrived for the gala dinner with King Constantine. She wore one of the family's most important tiaras: the Khedive of Egypt Tiara, which is the wedding tiara for Queen Ingrid's female descendants. She also wore her portion of the Queen Alexandrine necklace, plus the aquamarine heart pendant from the collection of Margaret of Connaught.
Anne-Marie's daughter-in-law, Marie-Chantal, disappointed just a bit with her tiara choice. She sank a diamond necklace or bracelet into her hair as a bandeau for the evening, and it was barely visible. She also wore two long necklaces.
Here's another angle that shows Marie-Chantal's hair ornament, which appears to wrap most (if not all) of the way around her head.
But Marie-Chantal's daughter, Maria Olympia, was one of the most exciting tiara wearers in attendance at the gala. For the first time, she wore her very own sparkler: the Miller Fringe Tiara. This piece was a gift to baby Maria Olympia from her maternal grandmother on the day of her christening. During her childhood, it was often worn by her mother, Marie-Chantal. Now Olympia appears to have reclaimed it for her own jewelry box.
She's slightly blurry here, but Anne-Marie's younger daughter, Theodora of Greece and Denmark, borrowed her mother's Antique Corsage Tiara for the event. She paired it with a pendant necklace and a cluster button brooch.
And one more heirloom Danish royal tiara was on display: Countess Sussie of Rosenborg wore Queen Alexandrine's Fringe Tiara for the occasion.
Royals from other European houses were in attendance, too. Queen Silvia of Sweden brought out a tiara we don't see very often: the King Edward VII Ruby Tiara. She also wore diamonds, including the Karl Johan Earrings.
Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden wore a favorite sparkler, the Baden Fringe Tiara, pairing it with the diamond floral earrings from the Brazilian parure.
Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway wore her wedding tiara, the Diamond Daisy Bandeau, with her convertible diamond pendant earrings, worn on this occasion with pearl drops.
Fresh off the state visit to Luxembourg, Queen Maxima of the Netherlands wore a low-profile tiara with incredible wattage: the Dutch Diamond Bandeau. She paired the tiara with lots of additional diamonds, including one of the family's large diamond brooches, which she pinned at her waist.
Grand Duchess Maria Teresa of Luxembourg wore the family's Chaumet Choker Tiara with its pearl toppers. This is the second time we've seen the tiara this week; Hereditary Grand Duchess Stephanie wore it on Wednesday evening for the Dutch state banquet.
You can just see the tiara, pearls and all, peeking over the crowd in this shot.
Queen Mathilde of the Belgians was lovely in diamonds, including the Brabant Laurel Wreath Tiara, her diamond fringe earrings, and Queen Fabiola's Diamond Fringe Brooch.
Hereditary Princess Sophie of Liechtenstein doesn't usually attend Danish royal events, so it was wonderful to see her at this gala. She donned the Habsburg Fringe Tiara and a lovely diamond ribbon brooch for the occasion.
And we also caught a glimpse of the magnificent Ancona Tiara on Camilla of Bourbon-Two Sicilies. She and her husband are good friends of the Danish crown princely couple; he's even one of Princess Josephine's godparents.
It was a festival of fringes tonight, with examples from Denmark, Germany, Sweden, Greece, and Liechtenstein on show. Which jewels from tonight were your favorites?


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Suitable for: DAF LF45 (2001 - 2013). LF55 (2001 - 2013). LF (2013 Onwards). Iveco Massif 4 x 4 (2007 - 2011). Nissan Cabstar (2007 - 2014). Renault Kerax (1997 - 2013). Mascott (2006 Onwards). Master (2010 Onwards). Maxity (2009 Onwards). Midlum (2000 - 2013). Premium (1996 - 2005). Trafic (2014 Onwards). Vauxhall Movano (2010 Onwards). Vivaro (2010 Onwards). Volvo FE II (2006 - 2013). FE III (2013 Onwards). FL II (2006 - 2013). FL III (2013 Onwards).
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Lewis v. Harris, 188 N.J. 415; 908 A.2d 196 (N.J. 2006), is a New Jersey Supreme Court case that held that the state's marriage laws violated the rights of same-sex couples to equal protection of the law under the state constitution. Four of the seven justices ruled that the legislature must, within six months, either amend marriage laws or create civil unions. In response, the legislature created the status of civil unions for same-sex couples.

Lawsuit
Seven same-sex couples, ten women and four men, filed suit in state Superior Court in June 2002 claiming that denying them access to marriage violated the liberty and equal protection guarantees of the New Jersey Constitution. Each couple had been denied a marriage license. They were represented by Lambda Legal. They named as defendants Gwendolyn L. Harris, the Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Human Services, and other state officials. The plaintiffs lost in Superior Court and again in the Appellate Division.

The New Jersey Supreme Court heard oral arguments on February 15, 2006.

Decision
The court's seven justices ruled on October 25, 2006, that same-sex couples are entitled to the same equal protection as heterosexual couples under the New Jersey State Constitution. The court unanimously held that current state law is unconstitutional with respect to the equal protection of same sex couples, but divided as to the appropriate remedy. Four justices ruled that the legislature must either amend marriage laws or create civil unions within six months. The three justices in the minority argued that the legislature should be required to amend the state's marriage law to include same-sex couples.

Majority Opinion
Associate Justice Barry T. Albin authored the majority opinion. Chief Justice Deborah T. Poritz wrote the dissent, issuing it in her final day as a member of the court. Associate Justice James R. Zazzali, who was sworn in as Chief Justice the following day, joined in her dissent. There were both Democrats and Republicans in the majority and the minority. All four in the majority were appointed by Democratic governors, all those in the minority by Republicans.  Justice Albin asked "What's in a name?" as he considered the appropriate remedy. Deciding to allow the legislature to determine what name to give to legal same-sex relationships, he wrote: "If the age-old definition of marriage is to be discarded, such change must come from the crucible of the democratic process." He noted that "same-sex couples will be free to call their relationship by the name they choose."

Concurrence/Dissent
Chief Justice Deborah Poritz authored an opinion joined by Justices Virginia Long and James R. Zazzali.  She concurred with the majority's holding that the State's Constitution's due process clause required same-sex couples to have the same benefits as heterosexual marriages.  But she dissented from the majority allowing the state to only enact civil unions rather than marriage rights.  Poritz wrote: "We must not underestimate the power of language". Assessing the conflict over the name given to same-sex relationships, one legal scholar thought that the court's majority had found a politically acceptable compromise: "This makes sense as statesmanship. The word 'marriage' seems to push people's buttons in a major way."

Legislative response
The New Jersey legislature opted not to legalize same-sex marriage, but instead passed a bill establishing civil unions. Governor Jon Corzine signed the Civil Union Act on December 21, 2006, and it took effect on February 19, 2007. A year later, as required by the Civil Union Act, the legislature created a commission to examine how the law was working and to consider alternatives. The commission unanimously recommended that the legislature legalize same-sex marriage. New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine said he would sign such legislation, but wanted to wait until after the 2008 presidential election. The New Jersey Senate Judiciary committee approved the Freedom of Religion and Equality in Civil Marriage Act by a 7-6 vote. The full Senate defeated it 20-14 on January 7, 2010. Republican Governor-elect Chris Christie said that he would not sign a marriage equality bill.

Later litigation
After the Senate vote against same-sex marriage, Garden State Equality, in partnership with Lambda Legal, announced that it would ask the New Jersey Supreme Court to recognize the legislature's failure to comply with Lewis v. Harris. The court dismissed that motion.

After the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in United States v. Windsor in June 2013, the Lewis plaintiffs joined in a new lawsuit, Garden State Equality v. Dow, seeking a ruling that the status of civil unions failed to establish equal rights for same-sex couples. Their suit was successful. The trial court ruled that the fact that the federal government did not recognize New Jersey's civil unions as the equivalent of marriage established that same-sex couples in civil unions continued to be denied equal protection.

See also
 LGBT rights in New Jersey
 Same-sex marriage in the United States
 Recognition of same-sex unions in New Jersey

References

External links

2006 in LGBT history
2006 in New Jersey
2006 in United States case law
LGBT history in New Jersey
New Jersey state case law
United States same-sex union case law


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Plenty to keep visitors entertained in Bayswater
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Visitors to central London staying in the cosmopolitan area of Bayswater have plenty of options open to them when it comes to entertainment and seeing the local sights.
An historic area of the capital bordering Hyde Park to its south, Bayswater is part of the City of Westminster and the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, making it a truly exclusive place to stay or visit.
Perhaps one of the most iconic symbols of London for visitors and residents alike is Marble Arch, which sits at the entrance to Hyde Park and was originally intended to be the chief entrance to Buckingham Palace.
Designed by John Nash in 1828, the archway was relocated to its current position when the palace was extended. Made of white Carrara marble, the design is based upon the triumphal arch of Constantine in Rome.
Serving to welcome guests to the wonderful green spaces of Hyde Park, Marble Arch presents a glorious reminder of the history and culture of this fantastic city.
Other places of interest for anyone planning a trip to the area include the architectural delights of St Sophia's Cathedral on Moscow Road, as well as the wide variety of retail options at the capital's first department store – Whiteleys on Queensway.
St Sophia's Cathedral is a Greek Orthodox Church that was built in the space of just three years following fundraising by the local Greek community. Its first liturgy took place in 1879, making it an important part of the area's rich heritage.
The architecture of the building was designed by architect John Oldrid Scott and draws upon a Byzantine revival style that creates a wonderful sense of grandeur and space.
From the outside, the building is perhaps a little unassuming, but when visitors enter, the full opulence and gravitas of the cathedral is truly a spectacle to behold.
Visitors to the capital keen to learn more about the history of the building can now also do so after a small museum was opened at the site in 2006.
An interesting fact regarding the cathedral is that the property became the seat of the Greek government in exile during WW2, and while the building was bombed during the Blitz, it was subsequently rebuilt and restored to its former glory.
Meanwhile, anyone with a hankering for some retail therapy might like to head to Whiteleys, which boasts the title of being London's first ever department store, having opened in 1863.
Located in an impressive grade II-listed property, Whiteleys provides an array of options for those keen to pick up a memento of their time in the capital; be it a stylish new outfit or a designer keepsake, Whiteleys provides a wealth of opportunities for guests to find something they will love and treasure.
Offering some of the biggest high street and designer names in retail for visitors – Marks & Spencers, H&M, Starbucks, etc – the property is also a centre for other attractions, including a cinema and bowling alley for those looking for a break from shopping.
Built upon the small beginnings of a drapery shop by founder William Whiteley, the building quickly expanded and by 1890 employed more than 6,000 staff to meet the growing needs of customers attracted to the high-end boutiques and retailers on offer.
Devastated by an enormous fire in 1887, the property was then rebuilt into the one that stands today, which was designed at the time by architects John Belcher and John James Joass. It has held its standing of being a grade II-listed building since 1970 and is a wonderful example of Victorian design.
Elsewhere, an intriguing titbit of knowledge and an attraction visitors to Bayswater might want to look out for is that a property on Leinster Gardens holds a secret all of its own.
Between the homes numbered 23 and 24 sits a house that is like no other in the area; as in reality it is not a house at all, but simply a facade that has been erected to hide the fact the Tube runs through this area.
Rather than leaving a gap open for all to see and spoil the aesthetic of the street, local planners instead erected the facade to preserve the atmosphere of the place and to fool unsuspecting passersby.
There really is plenty to keep visitors guessing and entertained when it comes to a visit to Bayswater, with something new to explore around every corner. It's not just the local attractions that make this one of the most desirable places in the capital to visit though, as the area's many bars, restaurants, pubs and shops also provide a service that is second to none, meaning visitors to Bayswater are likely to come back again and again should they get the chance.
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May 7, 2007 | Lisa Gerstner
Keywords Goodwill Industries / Philanthropy / Real Estate / Retailers / Salvation Army of Indiana
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Thrifty Threads store manager Tim Waldrip can hardly keep up when he puts stylish used clothes on the thrift store's mannequins. Customers snag them so quickly he has to change the outfits three to four times a day.
Regardless of what its mannequins are wearing, the not-for-profit shop on West 86th Street is flourishing. Sales in 2006 reached $336,000–a 24-percent increase from the previous year.
Now the Julian Center, the Indianapolis shelter for abused women that runs Thrifty Threads, is in the "talking stages" of creating a second store on Indianapolis' south side.
Other local charities also are contemplating thrift-store expansions. Goodwill Industries of Central Indiana plans to add or replace eight to 10 stores in the next 18 months, including shops in Frankfort and Martinsville opening in May. Likewise, the Salvation Army intends to open three more Indianapolis stores in the next three years.
Once perceived as shopping destinations for the disadvantaged and dumping grounds for everyone else's unwanted goods, charity thrift stores in central Indiana have fine-tuned their business approach to attract a more well-to-do customer base.
According to Goodwill's research, its average customer's household income is in the high $40,000 range, Marketing Vice President Cindy Graham said.
"People shop with us because they get quality merchandise at a good price," she said. "We're not seeing people coming to shop with us because it's the only place they can."
Last year, Goodwill's 34 central Indiana thrift and outlet stores pulled in $35.7 million in retail sales, a 23-percent increase from the previous year. The 2007 projection is $41 million.
The resale business–which also includes consignment shops–is experiencing growth nationwide. The National Association of Resale & Thrift Shops, which tracks trends in the resale business, estimates sales increase about 5 percent a year.
A sluggish economy could be one factor in the shops' success. Higher-income customers are hitting thrift shops, association Executive Director Adele Meyer said, to save money for more significant investments such as retirement or a child's college fund.
And charities' efforts to make their stores more customer-friendly doesn't hurt.
"The thrift stores are almost certainly upgrading their image," Meyer said.
Salvation Army Capt. Joe Irvine agrees.
"Thrift store operators in general have become much more savvy in the retail approach," said Irvine, administrator of the Salvation Army's Indianapolis Adult Rehabilitation Center.
Its five Indianapolis stores direct all their profits to the Salvation Army's drug and alcohol rehabilitation program. Irvine did not disclose the total amount, but he said adding stores could help boost revenue and meet growing demand for the program.
The local shops suffered under poor management in recent years, he said, but now have new supervision. The Salvation Army also has moved away from "mom-and-pop"-type thrift shops in favor of 25,000-square-foot superstores like the one near West 86th Street and Michigan Road.
Using an annual advertising budget of about $2,000, the agency promotes itself locally through radio, television and fliers.
Goodwill's strategy focuses on location. When choosing a potential thrift shop site, the charity looks for clusters of big-bucks retailers that allow its store to become part of a shopping community, Graham said.
The charity also considers neighborhood income when opening a store, in hopes of improving the quantity and quality of donations. One of its newest stores is in Carmel's Merchants Square, for example.
Adding thrift shops not only increases revenue, Graham said, but also encourages a greater number of donations because more people are close enough to easily drop off their used items.
Along with maintaining bright, clean stores and emphasizing pleasant interior design and atmosphere, the local Goodwill has run a 10-year advertising campaign to boost business and awareness of its mission, Graham said. Surveys show that about 33 percent of central Indiana residents understand that Goodwill's retail profits go to a work-force service program–a 10-percent increase from three years ago.
Thrifty Threads has no advertising budget, but surrounding businesses willingly stuff shopping bags with promotional fliers. The store depends more on word-of-mouth support as well as its upgraded image, which it has revamped to "not have it look so clinical," Waldrip said.
Volunteers spend hours organizing clothing and keeping the store tidy. They also carefully sift through donations and maintain standards for what appears on the floor.
The willingness of retailers to donate leftover merchandise has helped fuel Thrifty Threads, too. Recently, a closing bridal shop gave the store 140 new wedding dresses with a total value of $100,000, Waldrip said. Thrifty Threads sells clothes at about 25 percent of their original value–meaning the dresses have the potential to draw $25,000.
The potential for a deal is a big draw.
"Our customers are looking for great items at a fair value," Waldrip said.


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I have a list of about 3000 products containing sunflower or its derivitives. Needless to say I had a moment of mourning when I realized I used to use a lot of these products; Bye Bye Herbal Essences, Dove body wash, Skintimate shave gel and L'Oreal Feria hair dye!
I'm not going to list them all because we know to read ingredients before we buy (see also my "Sunflower by any other name" post) but if you use Avon, for example, you can't read ingredients before buying.
Thanks for the list! Where is your other post? I couldn't find it under seeds.
Watch out for these too!
Most Aveda products and ALL of their hair color-related products are sunflower oil-based. You'd think that a brand-specific salon receptionist would be remotely prepared to field questions about ingredients, or at least know whom to ask.
Where did you get the Aveda info? I looked online and found only the color conserve products having sunflower. I certainly don't need to be exposing myself to any more sunflower!!
Made an appointment at a local Aveda school to get my hair cut. The receptionist assured me it wouldn't be a problem and she'd just schedule in a consultation early so they could "double-check."
The student who cut my hair had no idea what to do or where to find ingredient info; she collared a teacher, who basically said "Whoa, no. Everything's going to either contain sunflower or be cross-contaminated."
This lists the Aveda ingredients. I have worked with my hairstylist and have used this website. I actually am having my hair colored this TH. I have only done it once since I found out I was allergic to sunflower. I do use several Aveda products. Did the person who gave you the info actually contact the company? I guess I'm trying to figure out how much more I want to do to pursue answers.
I have given away a ton of lotions, soaps, etc... Are you finding it difficult to find make up, soaps, lotions, etc?
According to the instructor at the school, who checked the master list of ingredients, ALL of their color products use a combination of sunflower, jojoba, and castor oil as as base. The website seems to only contain examples of products with each featured ingredient--as far as I can tell, it's designed to demonstrate how natural they are, not to alert people to potential allergens.
I've actually found sesame to be more of a problem in lotions. And I've been ordering soap from etsy, from someone who uses a very limited range of ingredients.
I have been on the phone trying to get some answers from Aveda. It's interesting how you can be passed from person to person and never feel like you have a solid answer. (Persoanlly, making the company phone calls has not been all that successful with any products) I go today for a haircut/color... sure hope I get some answers before I my appointment!
Ra3chel... you got it right and were meant to share this info with us!! I avoided a potentially hazardous situation as all Aveda color products DO contain sunflower oil! They did purchase and use a different color system for me today Thanks again!
my son came home from school with a packet of stuff that a local dentist gave the kids in it was a lip balm and the first ingredient is sunflower butter.
A ton of lip balms have sunflower oil--it's a really popular base, as is sesame. I believe a number of Burts' bees products--and all their lipbalms--contain it, although it's listed under its Latin name.
Is there any push for the US to recognize seeds as an allergen?
Some, yeah, especially sesame, but even if they did, the laws for cosmetics labeling are totally different from the ones for food--for example, AFAIK, comics still don't have to label for top-8 allergens in plain language.


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