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ReGen supports trial of Medically Supervised Injecting Centre in North Richmond (09/02/17)
Melbourne, VIC, 9th February 2017 – UnitingCare ReGen is pleased to be a signatory to the Open Letter to the Victorian Parliament, published in today's Herald Sun.
Together with 47 other signatories, ReGen CEO Laurence Alvis called on the Parliament of Victoria to support the proposed trial of a Medically Supervised Injecting Centre in the North Richmond area.
Mr Alvis said:
As we indicated in our submission to the recent coronial investigation into overdose deaths in the Richmond area, there is a clear need to address the ongoing (and recently escalating) risk of opioid overdose fatalities in the area.
These deaths are preventable.
With over 15 years' of evaluation data from Sydney's Medically Supervised Injecting Centre, we know that such a service will save lives, reduce future harms associated with injecting drug use and provide an effective point of engagement with treatment and support services for some of the most marginalised people within our communities.
Existing services in the area have helped reduce the level of harm within the Richmond area, but more must be done. For those willing to consider the evidence from the Sydney centre (and similar services around the world) Medically Supervised Injecting Centre is the obvious next step.
In addition to saving lives, the establishment of such a service will have widespread benefits, including freeing up police and ambulance resources, reducing public injecting and inappropriate disposal of injecting equipment and removing the trauma experienced by local residents when exposed to scenes of public overdose.
The Sydney centre has now supervised over 1 million injections. While responding to overdoses by people using the service is a standard part of its daily operations, there has never been a fatality at the centre. Its effectiveness has been recognised by policy makers in Canada, the USA, Ireland as they move towards establishing their own centres in response to escalating harms linked to the use of heroin and other opioids. It's time the Victorian Government did the same.
ReGen has publicly supported the establishment of a Medically Supervised Injecting Centre in Melbourne since 2011. The agency's Position Statement and Supporting Evidence are available on the ReGen website.


From left: Fred Aebli, lecturer in IST and IST program co-coordinator; Marilee Mulvey, campus director of information technology; Maria Russoniello, former director of development at Penn State Scranton; Bob Durkin, Penn State Scranton Advisory Board member and president, Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce; Thomas; Dr. Alan Peslak, professor of information sciences and technology; Thomas; Dr. Marwan Wafa, chancellor; Dr. Deb Smarkusky, associate professor of information sciences and technology and IST program co-coordinator; Christine Ostroski, Penn State Scranton director of development; Monique Robinson, president, Student Government Association; Emily Scarfo, vice president, Student Government Association; Shanie Mohamed, chief justice, Student Government Association; and Jack Tora, public relations director, Student Government Association.
On Wednesday, March 13, Penn State Scranton officially unveiled its new Information Sciences and Technology (IST) Active Learning and Innovation Lab.
This new space provides an active learning classroom where students will work in groups for peer-to-peer and student-led learning; a corporate-like learning environment to prepare students for their internships and entry into the workforce; and a focus on learning using technology as the tool.
There are 3 High Definition laser projectors and screens that allow students to see course materials from wherever they are seated and a state-of-the-art document camera that supports 3D and other types of instructional materials.
The room was also designed for using the robots that Dr. Deb Smarkusky, associate professor of IST and IST program co-coordinator, uses in her classes; and for the drones that Fred Aebli, lecturer in IST and IST program co-coordinator, uses in his course.
The room design also supports the campus' cybersecurity curriculum, with a second network for hands-on exercises.
The lab's understated modern design allows for technology that is 'there when you need it and out of sight when you don't' and allows faculty to bring in guest speakers and share courses with others using Zoom Conferencing Cameras and microphones built right into the classroom.
Adjacent to the new instructional space is an IST suite, which houses faculty offices and a conference area, which provides a welcoming space designed for collaboration, research and advising.
Campus and University alumna Suzanne "Nittany Sue" Thomas donated $100,000 toward the development of the new lab and the Margaret Briggs Foundation provided a $25,000 grant for the project.
Both Thomas and the Margaret Briggs Foundation are longtime supporters of Penn State Scranton.
Thomas has created a memorial scholarship for her parents; an undergraduate student research endowment in Science; established a Chancellor's Discretionary Fund; and has supported the Matt McGloin Baseball Field, along with other projects and programs.
The Margaret Briggs Foundation has an endowed scholarship at the campus – The Margaret Briggs Memorial Scholarship -- and has supported the campus' Student Hardship Fund; the athletics fields' project; Science Suite; and Nursing Suite.


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Hunt was the representative for Louisiana's 1st congressional district and was a Democrat. He served from 1883 to 1885.
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From Dec 1883 to Mar 1885, Hunt missed 59 of 334 roll call votes, which is 17.7%. This is better than the median of 29.1% among the lifetime records of representatives serving in Mar 1885. The chart below reports missed votes over time.
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Calendar > Men Are From Mars – Women Are From Venus- Live!
Men Are From Mars – Women Are From Venus- Live!
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THE NEW YORK TIMES says a "First-person, funny domestic tales and retro stand-up comedy based on The New York Times best-seller."
Solana Beach, CA– The Off-Broadway hit comedy Men Are From Mars – Women Are From Venus LIVE!, featuring Ryan Drummond, is a one-man fusion of theatre and stand-up, and is a light-hearted theatrical comedy based on the New York Times #1 best-selling book of the last decade by John Gray. Moving swiftly through a series of vignettes, the show covers everything from dating and marriage to the bedroom. This show will play at North Coast Rep on February 3rd and 4th at 7:30pm. Tickets now on sale at www.northcoastrep.org or call the Box Office at (858) 481-1055. Men Are From Mars – Women Are From Venus LIVE! is more than just the book.
After beginning in Paris in 2007, Men are From Mars–Women are From Venus LIVE! has been seen by more than one million people around Europe. It debuted in the United States in February 2013 in Raleigh, North Carolina and will be playing to audiences around the United States and Canada throughout the year.
This hysterical show will have couples elbowing each other all evening as they see themselves on stage. Sexy and fast paced, this show is definitely for adults, but will leave audiences laughing and giggling like little kids!
When Mars and Venus collide, the adventures are earth-shatteringly hysterical. It's a great recipe for a night out: a little storytelling blended with some comedy and a dash of sage wisdom from the book. A delicious evening of entertainment! Tickets On Sale Now!
Since being published in 1992, John Gray's "Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus," exploring the differences between the sexes, has sold in excess of 50 million copies, been translated into 40 different languages and is one of the most recognizable titles in the world. Gray has written 17 books and become one of the most trusted relationship authors today, appearing on the national lecture circuit and on such TV shows as "Good Morning America," "Oprah" and "Larry King Live."
Ryan Drummond
RYAN DRUMMOND -Born in Ohio, raised in Michigan, and now based in San Francisco, CA, Mr. Drummond is an actor, singer, juggler, mime instructor, and voiceover artist who feels that variety is the spice of a career. He has been performing his whole life, but is most proud of the fact that he has made a living exclusively in "the biz" since 1994. Remember 1994? Cell phones first started, "Pulp Fiction" was in movie theaters, "Friends" was in its first year on television? What a wild ride that lead us all here tonight!
A graduate of Eastern Michigan University with emphases on Theatre Arts and Psychology, Mr. Drummond has been in a world premiere play written by Aaron Sorkin ("The Farnsworth Invention"), made three albums with his acappella quartet ("The A.Y.U. Quartet"), became a certified trainer of Polish and French mime, juggled for orcas and otters at Sea World of San Diego, harmonized mid-ocean on Regency Cruise Lines, tried to audition for "Pippin" and didn't make the cheer squad in the movie Bring It On, nearly had his nose blown off by a confetti cannon in Kauai, Hawaii (hi ho the glamorous life!), appeared in many commercials (including one where Pat Sajak signed his forehead with a sharpie on the set of Wheel Of Fortune), made his national television debut on BAYWATCH alongside David Hasselhoff and Pamela Anderson, and was the original voice of "Sonic The Hedgehog" in millions of videogames across the world for Sega Gaming Corp.
Mr. Drummond is a member of AEA, SAG-AFTRA, and AGVA, and distinctly remembers reading "Men Are From Mars. Women Are From Venus" as he was taking the train from JFK airport to Manhattan to appear on "The Rosie O'Donnell Show" back in December of 1998. Almost 2 decades later, here he is to tell you all about it!
Producer, St. Louis based Emery Entertainment has produced or promoted thousands of events around the globe, including superstar attractions Blue Man Group, David Copperfield and James Taylor.
The talented team assembled for this production continues with the award winning playwright Eric Coble, direction by Broadway veteran Mindy Cooper, and animation & video production by the talented animators at Bazillion Productions.
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What Are Liabilities
Liabilities And Stockholder Equity
Assets are important, but so are liabilities. The latter, however, needs to be handled particularly carefully. Read on to find out what liabilities are, how they integrate into all companies' finances, and why they are vital for businesses through practical examples.
Liabilities are what the company owes as of the date of the balance sheet. The liabilities of Wasslak are shown at the top of its balance sheet.
Samy gives Abdullah some examples of liabilities:
the loan he got from his uncle (Notes Payable or Loan Payable),
the interest on the loan he owes to his uncle (Interest Payable),
the amount he owes the supply store for items he bought on credit (Accounts Payable), and
the wages he owes an employee falls (Wages Payable).
Read more about Understanding Company Assets On The Balance Sheet.
Another liability is money received in advance before it was earned. For example, say Wasslak strikes a deal that the customer will pay SAR 600 upfront in exchange for the delivery of 30 packages each month for six months. According to this, Wasslak gets SAR 600 on December 1 for deliveries that will be made between December 1 and May 31.
Wasslak had SAR 600 in cash on hand on December 1 but has not yet earned that SAR 600. The company won't record this as income until it delivers the packages of the deal. So on December 1, Wasslak will have to report that its Cash asset went up by SAR 600, but it will also have to report that it owes SAR 600, because it has to send out SAR 600 worth of packages within six months to complete the deal.
The SAR 600 received on December 1 is a liability account called "Unearned Revenue" (or Deferred Revenues, Customer Deposits, etc.). As the 30 packages are delivered each month, Wasslak will earn SAR 100. The above means that SAR 100 will move from the Unearned Revenue account to the Service Revenues account each month. So, as Wasslak keeps up with the agreement and delivers packages, its monthly liability goes down by SAR 100, and its monthly income statement goes up by SAR 100.
If the company is a corporation, Stockholder Equity is the third part of the balance sheet. If one person owns the business, this part is called Owner's Equity.
Simply put, the difference between the number of assets and liabilities is the amount of stockholder equity. Because of this, accountants often call Stockholder Equity the difference between assets and liabilities.
Since the corporation's assets are listed at their cost or less (not their market value), it's important not to confuse the amount of Stockholder Equity with the corporation's market value. That's why it's the wrong choice of words to call Stockholders' Equity the "net worth" of the company. Instead, to find out what a company is worth, you should hire a professional who knows how to value businesses.
In the Stockholder Equity section, you may see accounts like:
Paid-in Capital
Retained Earnings, etc.
When the company issues shares of stock for cash, the account Common Stock will go up. However, when the company makes a profit, retained earnings will go up. Lastly, when the company has a net loss, there will be a drop in the corresponding entry.
When the company generates more revenue, Stockholder Equity will automatically go up. Vice versa, expenses will bring Stockholder Equity down. The above essentially shows how a company's balance sheet and income statement are linked.
Sample Transaction Samy shows Abdullah how a transaction works. For example, on December 2, Wasslak wrote a check for SAR 14,000 to buy a used delivery van. Cash and Vehicles are the two accounts in question. When the check is written, the accounting software will automatically update these two accounts. Samy tells Abdullah what is going on inside the program. As the company pays SAR 14,000, the Cash account is credited. We only need to find the best account to debit which, in this case, will be Vehicles. The entry will look something like this:
Vehicles Debit SAR 14.000
Cash Credit SAR 14,000
After the vehicle transaction is added to the balance sheet, it will look like this: Wasslak Inc. Balance Sheet December 2, 2022 Total assets amount to SAR 20,000, out of which SAR 6,000 is in a cash account, and SAR 14,000 belongs to vehicles. The liabilities and stockholder equity turns out to be SAR 20,000. It is represented by common stock. With all considered, the accounting equation and the balance sheet are still in balance:
Assets = Liabilities + Stockholder Equity
SAR 20,000 = SAR 0 + SAR 20,000
All in all, this balance sheet shows that Cash went down by SAR 14,000, and Vehicles went up by the same amount. Liabilities and stockholder equity did not change because they were not involved.
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Vietnam eyes green power, not to sacrifice environment for growth
By Anh Tran &nbspJanuary 4, 2019 | 11:54 am GMT+7
PV Gas is a major shareholder in the company set to develop the Thi Vai LNG terminal project. Photo courtesy of PV Gas
The government Thursday reaffirmed Vietnam's desire for a greener energy mix amid the risk of a power deficiency.
Environment-friendly coal- and gas-fueled and renewable power plants would make up the mix.
While Vietnam faces "obvious risks of an energy shortage in the coming years ... it will not sacrifice the environment for economic growth," Deputy Prime Minister Trinh Dinh Dung said in a meeting with the state-run Vietnam Electricity (EVN), the country's largest power producer and monopoly distributor.
Coal-fired power is vital to energy security, but "it must be clean," he noted.
Dung asked EVN to pioneer the use of modern technologies to reduce the environmental footprint of new coal-fired plants and handle the cinder and ash at existing plants.
The country faces difficulty in increasing power generation since it has decided to put nuclear power on hold, many coal-fired plants are behind schedule and renewables could not be developed on a large scale due to "high costs" and transmission limitations.
"Hydro power currently meets 40 percent of the country's demand, but additional supply is almost impossible.
"Our hydro power plant reservoirs, especially in the central region, are facing a serious water shortage, supply of coal for power development is erratic and gas supply is waning while power station projects for new supplies are being implemented slowly," the deputy prime minister said.
Dung said "EVN must also focus on investing in transmission systems to bolster the development of renewables."
The inadequate transmission system is now a bottleneck slowing down wind and power projects though a dramatically rising number of investors have shown interest in such projects following the recent increase in feed-in-tariffs (FITs).
Dung also instructed the Ministry of Industry and Trade to hasten studies for the country's investment in coal transshipment ports and regasification terminals to support development of gas-fuelled power, and quickly complete negotiations to buy power from overseas.
He also asked EVN and other investors to speed up the delayed construction of major projects like Nhon Trach 3-4, O Mon 3-4, Tan Phuoc, Long Phuc 2-3, Quang Trach, and Quynh Lap.
Vietnamese firms lack the resources for major projects while foreign loans are difficult to get due to government guarantee-related issues.
The regional imbalance in power supply and demand is also a challenge. While the southern region accounts for more than half the demand (the north nearly 40 percent and the central region nearly 10 percent), power is being generated mainly in the north and central region (about 60 percent).
To make it worse, the installation of transmission lines, both the main grid and branches, has been slow and failed to keep up with the pace of power generation, while negotiations to buy electricity from other countries have been going at a snail's pace.
The installed power capacity is around 48,000 MW. Under the revised Power Development Plan VII, a total of 60,000 MW is expected to be generated by 2020, with coal-fired plants accounting for 42.7 percent followed by hydropower (30.1 percent), gas-fired plants (14.9 percent), and renewables (9.9 percent).
By 2030, the capacity will jump to 129,500 MW, with the ratios of coal and gas-fired power remaining almost unchanged, but renewables doubling to 21 percent.
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Line two baking trays with baking paper. Place 1 sheet of pastry on each tray. Bake one tray at a time for 8 – 10 minutes or until golden and puffed. Carefully flatten the pastry (using an oven mitt is a good idea – it's hot!). Set aside to cool.
Place the sugar, cornflour, custard powder and 1 cup of milk, in a heavy-based sauce pan over a medium heat. Gradually stir in the rest of the milk until smooth and combined. Add the butter. Cook, stirring constantly for 8 to 10 minutes or until the mixture simmers and thickens. Remove from the heat and stir in the egg yolks and vanilla.
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Petrus Klausener SOCist (frz.: Pierre Klausener; * 25. Dezember 1782 in Burtscheid; † 28. Juni 1850 auf der Abtei Oelenberg im Elsass) war ein deutscher Trappistenmönch, auch als Zisterzienser der strengeren Observanz bezeichnet, und erster Abt der Abtei Oelenberg. Alle deutschsprachigen Männerklöster der Trappisten mit Ausnahme des Vorgängerklosters Darfeld sind bzw. waren auf Oelenberg zurückzuführen, weswegen Klausener auch als Vater der deutschen Trappisten gilt.

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Abstammend aus der streng katholischen Familie Klausener, deren Angehörige sich vor allem als Architekten in Burtscheit und im benachbarten Belgien einen großen Bekanntheitsgrad erworben hatten, trat der Sohn des Architekten Franz Adolf Klausener (1739–1789) und der Maria Christina Kühl am 14. September 1802 als Novize in das Trappistenkloster Kleinburlo bei Darfeld in der Gemeinde Rosendahl im Landkreis Coesfeld ein. Drei Jahre später, am 9. April 1805, legte Klausener das Ordensgelübde ab und empfing im Jahr darauf, am 20. September 1806 im St.-Paulus-Dom zu Münster die Priesterweihe.

Die folgenden Jahre gestalteten sich für Klausener und die Trappistenmönche und -Nonnen äußerst schwierig. Seit der Französischen Revolution von 1789, in Folge dieser die Trappistenmönche aus Frankreich geflohen waren und nach einer langen Odyssee im Jahr 1800 in Rosendahl Zuflucht gefunden hatten – die Nonnen in Rosendahl und die Mönche seit 1804 im benachbarten Kloster Kleinburlo – wurden sie durch das Edikt vom 24. Juli 1811 erneut massiv benachteiligt. Dieses Edikt besagte, dass alle Trappistenklöster im gesamten Einflussgebiet Napoleons aufgehoben werden und das Vermögen  der Mönchen und Nonnen eingezogen werden sollte. Bis auf wenige Ausnahmen mussten diese sich daraufhin in ihre jeweiligen Heimatgemeinden begeben. Nach dem Zusammenbruch der französischen Herrschaft ab 1814 kehrten sie wieder nach Darfeld zurück.

Anschließend belegte aber auch die neue preußische Regierung das Kloster mit derart hohen Auflagen, so dass sich ein reguläres Ordensleben nur äußerst schwierig gestalten ließ. Aus diesem Grund bemühte sich der amtierende Abt, Eugène La Prade, ab 1815  um die Rückkehr der Konvente nach Frankreich. Nach dessen Tod am 16. Juni 1816 wurde Petrus Klausener im Jahr 1817 durch Papst Pius VII. zum Prior des Doppelklosters Darfeld bestellt, da auf Grund der politischen Verhältnisse keine ordnungsgemäße Abtwahl möglich war. Klausener oblag es nun, die weiteren Abwanderungsmühungen zu koordinieren.

Nachdem bereits 1815 ein Teil des Männerkonvents unter Führung des Donatenmeisters Bernard de Girmont nach Entrammes im Kanton Laval-Est übergesiedelt worden war und dort am 21. Februar 1815 das Kloster Port-du-Salut gegründet hatten, verstärkte auch Klausener seine Suche für die Darfelder Ordensleute außerhalb des preußischen Einflussbereiches. Schließlich bot sich das Elsass an, wo ebenfalls deutsch gesprochen wurde und der französische König selbst gerade den Trappisten die Erlaubnis zur Rückkehr erteilt hatte. Erst Ende 1824 wurde in Oelenberg in der Gemeinde Reiningue in der Nähe von Mülhausen im französischen Département Haut-Rhin mit dem ehemaligen Kloster der Augustiner-Chorherren ein geeignetes Objekt gefunden, welches ausreichend Platz für die noch in Darfeld verbliebenen Nonnen und Mönche bot. Im September 1825 zogen schließlich die letzten 62 Darfelder Trappisten (34 Nonnen und 28 Mönche) unter ihrem Prior Klausener in das neue Kloster Oelenberg ein, welches am 3. Juli 1827 die päpstliche Bestätigung erhielt. Die Klosteranlage auf dem Rosenthal wurde daraufhin im gleichen Jahr abgerissen.

Nach nur knapp vier Jahren des geregelten Klosterlebens wurden die Ordensleute infolge der französischen Julirevolution von 1830 erneut vertrieben. Zusammen mit der aus Heinsberg stammenden Oberin des Schwesternhauses, Stanislaus (Maria Anna) Schey (1777–1848) und mehreren anderen Nonnen und Mönchen flüchtete Klausener zunächst in das ehemalige Kloster Beinwil im Schweizer Kanton Solothurn und wenige Monate später nach Laufen, damals noch zum Kanton Bern gehörend. Nachdem sich die Lage in Frankreich allmählich wieder beruhigt hatte, kehrten die Ordensleute wieder in ihr Kloster Oelenberg zurück, welches schließlich 1831 zur Abtei erhoben wurde.

Daraufhin wurde Petrus Klausener am 10. Februar 1832 offiziell zum Abt gewählt und empfing am 12. August 1832 in Freiburg im Uechtland im Schweizer Kanton Freiburg von Bischof Pierre Tobie Yenni die Benediktion. Klausener starb nach langer Krankheit am 28. Juni 1850.

Ihm zu Ehren wurde in Rosendahl eine Straße nach Petrus Klausener benannt.

Literatur und Quellen
 Neuer Nekrolog der Deutschen Nr. 28 (1850); S. 945–948 (Nr. 264)
 , Februar 2011

Weblinks
 Geschichte des Trappistenklosters Rosenthal (PDF; 345 kB)

Römisch-katholischer Geistlicher (19. Jahrhundert)
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3. Rehearse."The pianist doesn't play on inspiration alone," says self-esteem guru Jerry Minchinton. Anyone who has doubts about doing something right can benefit from rehearsals.
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5. Take risks. The inability to act comes from an insistence on certainty, says cognitive therapist Michael Edelstein. Remember, the world offers no guarantees.
6. Give in to periodic struggles. What's effortless doesn't build confidence.
7. Review successes and failures. It's obvious that yesterday's successes are worth studying, but our failures are often more instructive.
8. Accept others. By recognizing we are all only human, it becomes easier to take risks.
9. Remember what's important. When Isaac Stern took his violin on stage, he could have thought, "I am getting a little too round in the middle." But you can bet the classical music legend's main thoughts were on the eternal beauty of Mozart. When you feel a lack of confidence, remember this: The mission is always more important than the man.


Diamond is priceless and there is none in this world who would not have wished once to possess it. However, there are certain rules that diamond buyers have to observe. These rules are simple and based on everyday experiences. Just because someone told you diamond is priceless does not mean that the diamond that you have with you is exquisite and invaluable. So the first step towards selling diamonds is to ensure the authenticity of the gem that you have in hand. Before you go to a market, make sure that you have your sample tested and authenticated. Also, know about the negative and positive attributes that could affect the value of the diamond. Similarly, if you are going to buy diamonds, make sure that you have the required cash with you and do not go for something that is beyond your reach.
Remember that jewellery is king in the market. If you want to sell gold, then you have to understand the market first before embarking on such ventures. Do not make a sale without taking a stock of what is the going rate. Go around more than two or three shops and you would get a variety of opinions, which will give you a perfect idea of what you need and would also be specific to your requirements. Set a realistic price for your sample and do not give a price that is unaffordable by people. Pricing strategy is an important attraction for. Do the spade work yourself and make things like selling engagement rings easier by giving good quality and the right quote. Check out the jewelry in the market and make sure that you are in the right track.
Platinum buyers have their own set of rules to choose their samples.Make sure you find the right worth for your money. You can either sell to the industry or you could reach out to the public. Choosing a buyer is also an art. Getting the highest price is not the criteria. You should be able to trust the buyer and also open out the required negotiations and marketing strategies. Time is the required necessity if you wish to sell something to the jewelry industry. If you want a safe and quick deal then there is no point in being fussy about the customer. Choose the most trustworthy customer. Stick to dedicated practices and adhere to the right rules. The hardest part is to find a proper buyer.
How to do it? Buying and selling of jewellery is an art and one needs a proper platform to do it. Once jewellery buyers and sellers make a deal, the money and the sample are exchanged and find the right worth for your money. Before you do sell jewellery set down, your clauses and rules as there are chances the buyer would not want to go back on what you have agreed. Filter out the probable insecurities and also give authentic and genuine jewellery after proper cross checking. Jewellery is a really priceless material and one has to be extremely careful while dealing with its purchase or selling.


The Volvo brand is known for safety, but some faulty bolts, pins, sensors, and defective software have led to a series of recalls over the last year. Most recently, in February 2017, Volvo announced the recall of 5,529 of their vehicles over concerns that the side airbag, or the Inflatable Curtain (IC), may not deploy correctly in a crash. This is Volvo's first airbag related recall since the massive Takata scandal. The automobiles in question were manufactured in 2016 and sold under the model year 2017 in the United States. At the time of the announcement no injuries were reported in connection to the recall.
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) "the bolts that secure the IC airbags in place may break," which violates the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards. The bolts in question were manufactured by Autoliv, a producer of car safety products, and can be found in Volvo's 2017 XC90, S90, and V90 Cross Country automobiles. The bolts can allegedly crack within 48 hours because of an unspecified chemical reaction. If the bolt fractures the occupants in the vehicle could become more susceptible to sustaining a head injury in the event of a crash.
Around the same time that Volvo announced their IC recall in February, they also recalled 144 of their 2015 XC60 and XC70 vehicles in Australia because of defective sensors in the fuel gauge. Despite the fuel gauge allegedly showing an adequate supply of gas, in actuality the tank could be completely empty. In January 2017 Volvo recalled 6,127 trucks manufactured from April 2012 to September 2016 over concerns that defective software can cause the braking system to stop working properly. In November 2016 Volvo announced the recall of around 79,000 of their 2016 and 2017 S60, S90, XC60 and XC90 vehicles in North America because of a faulty pin in the seatbelt buckle. The defective pin could allegedly cause the seatbelt to stop working as intended. And last February Volvo recalled nearly 60,000 cars in over 40 markets because the software in those vehicles could allegedly shut down the engine with no warning.
Authorities are instructing affected consumers to bring their Volvo into an authorized dealer immediately to ensure their vehicle is safe to drive. The Swedish carmaker told the NHTSA that they will begin reaching out to affected owners, but the recall is not slated to commence until April 1, 2017. Secondhand owners may not be contacted directly and should take the initiative to reach out to Volvo for their own safety.


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As the refugee crisis worsens, street papers offer a path to stability and a hopeful future
November 10, 2022 | By Tony Inglis
Megaphone vendor David Deocera, a refugee from the Philippines living in Canada. (Courtesy of Megaphone)
The movement of people is at the forefront of public consciousness due to the mass migration caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine earlier this year, with refugees at first crossing at the nearest borders, and later arriving further afield. But the conflict in eastern Europe is only the latest indication of the continuing refugee crisis across the world, with strife and war forcing people from their surroundings in parts of Latin America, Yemen, Afghanistan, Syria, north and west Africa, and other areas of the Middle East. This is a global issue. And it isn't just conflict that gives people no other option but to abandon their home: poverty, persecution, crackdowns on certain values and principles, and climate change, to name just a few, can all be factors in people seeking a better life in a new place.
Upon arriving in a strange and unfamiliar environment, refugees are often faced with uncertain next steps and a barrier of bureaucracy blocking the route towards becoming recognised by the state that they now want to call home.As a result of this journey, street newspapers (like Street Spirit) around the world have found themselves increasingly to be at the centre of the refugee crisis. Higher numbers of people selling street papers across different parts of the world have fled from their home countries. Not only do street papers have the ability to platform their voices and stories, but they also offer a stable income when a place in the mainstream job market may seem out of reach, allowing them to sell the publications on the way to finding a sure footing. Their support beyond simply selling the magazine – assisting in applying for documentation and permits, looking for a new place to live, and language classes – means a pathway to integration into this new society.
Below, just some of these asylum refugees – who now work selling street papers – tell their stories, explaining where they've come from, why they left, and what it is about being involved with street papers that has made the transition easier.
"The street paper gave me a new hope"
44-year-old Paul Nosaghare Igbeque, originally from Nigeria, now works selling the street paper zebra. in Bolzano in northern Italy. 80 per cent of zebra.'s vendors are from Nigeria.
zebra. vendor Paul Nosaghare Igbeque, a refugee from Nigeria living in Italy. (Anna Mayr/zebra.)
"I was born in Igueben, a small town close to Benin City," says Paul. "After I graduated from secondary school I started working in a restaurant as a dishwasher in order to earn the money to live and pay for university. Life in Nigeria was very hard and dangerous. Growing up I faced a lot of violence. I was the victim of police brutality twice without having committed any crime. That is why I decided to move to Kaduna, in the north of the country. But I'm Christian and that area was very dangerous for me due to the prevalence of religious extremist terrorist groups and constant killing and kidnapping.
"I had to leave my country in order to survive. It was 2016. I crossed Niger and arrived in Libya. I spent two months in detention. I had to ask for help from my mother, who paid for my release. Four days later I was imprisoned again, beaten badly, and left in a pool of blood. I still have the wounds on my head. God saved my life.
"Even in Libya my life was at risk and the only way to survive was by reaching Europe by boat. When I saw the sea, I was very afraid. Three days before my departure a boat sank and 36 people died. I sailed with many other people and after a few hours we were in trouble: our boat had started taking in water and we had no more food or drinking water. I remember that the blue of the water was very intense. I drank it and it was so salty.
"We sailed for one day before being rescued. The people on the ship were shouting at us to be calm, stay still, and not to swing our boat. We were thrown life jackets and with a rope we were hoisted aboard. I was condemned to death, but once again, with the love of God, I did it. When I was in Libya there was a song that I used to sing – "This will not happen again" – which gave me strength. I will never forget that song. I will keep singing it forever.
"I arrived in Sicily, then I started a long trip by bus to reach Bolzano. I travelled for two days, afraid that they would deport me out of Europe. After some weeks, I tried to move to Germany, but I was registered as an asylum seeker in Italy and when the police checked my fingerprints I was sent back to Italy. I was in Bolzano once again. I did not have a place to stay and I lived on the street for six months before finding shelter in a camp. I've been living in there for four years with many other people, but that is ok for me. I always try to look on the bright side of things."In 2019, I started selling the street paper zebra. Sometimes it can be difficult to stand outside in the cold for many hours, but I always say that zebra. gave me a new hope. In a very difficult moment of my life, it helped me to look forward to the future. I was living in the camp with nothing to do, but by selling zebra. I had the chance to be active again. "
Negussie Weldai is one of a cohort of vendors at the Swiss street paper Surprise who identifies as a refugee.
"After fleeing the regime in Eritrea, I came to Switzerland in 2010," says 63-year-old Negussie. "After being here for five months, I started selling the street magazine Surprise. It was an opportunity to earn some money and start my new life here. Being able to buy the things I needed made me feel like a normal person again. Meeting people and talking to customers helped me to learn German faster and connect to Swiss people.
"The social workers from Surprise helped me with several things, like getting legal status and finding a rental place to live in. Since 2016, I've also had a part-time job at the front desk of the Surprise office in Bern. My wife also works as a vendor. Our income now earns us a living and has prevented us from having to apply for government support. For that we are thankful and keep working hard."
"The street paper has made my core beliefs feel legitimate"
David Deocera and his partner Zaid Altobal left the Philippines and Jordan respectively in search of a country that would welcome them as members of the LGBTQ+ community. For David, being gay in the Philippines meant never being fully accepted, and for Zaid, homosexuality could result in imprisonment, or worse, in his home country of Jordan. Now they both sell the street paper Megaphone in Canada.
"Megaphone has supported my core beliefs as legitimate since I began working as a vendor in this country," says David. "Reason, empathy, human kindness and non-judgmental generosity are my fundamental core values and beliefs now.
"Thank goodness Megaphone shares these values with me and I am happy to continue working with them as a partner and vendor. Earning extra income is secondary to me."
"Being a new immigrant, selling Megaphone on the street gave me a feeling of being welcomed by the Canadian people," says Zaid. "It gave me a chance to earn extra income and develop my skills in interacting with people."
Courtesy of INSP.ngo.
Tony Inglis is a staff member at the International Network of Street Newspapers.


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Bus, Uganda
Transportation Adventures: Three Tales of Woe in Kampala, Uganda
Date: September 21, 2018Author: solewalker 0 Comments
Uber is available in Kampala. They offer both boda boda (motorbike taxi) and regular cars, but it sure didn't cut down on the drama.
Boda Boda: From Bus Station to Protea Kampala
Uber currently has an offer on boda boda (motorbike taxi), and rides are going for 1500 UGX (~0.40 USD). After my 16+hr bus ride, I was too tired to wait for one to show up using Uber, so I simply negotiated a ride to my hotel for 5000 UGX.
I spent ~6 months studying/researching in Vietnam, so I am no stranger to the xe om (also motorbike taxi, available for hire on Grab) as a means of transportation, but the ride in Kampala was actually quite harrowing. I was very keenly aware of how unprotected my helmet-less head was, as we went through potholes, speed bumps, in the dimly-lit roads of hilly Kampala.
While this was not the worst ride of my life, I did deeply contemplate my mortality on this ride. I think potholes and dim streets are a lethal combination. Try it by all means, preferably in daytime – it's actually the fastest way to get around with the terrible traffic in Kampala.
Uber – What Could Go Wrong?: A Seinfeld Moment
I was supposed to catch a Modern Coast bus from Kampala to Kigali at 8 in the morning, with a check in time of 7.30. Based on the maps, it's supposed to be a 15 min ride, so I rolled out at 7 am to hail an Uber. The Uber showed up at 7.30. He then detours to a gas station to top up his tank. He actually picked me up on an empty tank. It was like a scene from Seinfeld, in the episode, The Movie, where Jerry was trying to get to his set, and the taxi driver decided to fill up his gas tank.
7.40: We roll again, but are then stuck in this terrible gridlock. I really considered jumping out, and hailing a boda boda for the last mile. Thankfully, we pulled into the bus station at 7.50. I was very thankful I didn't miss the bus.
Modern Coast from Kampala to Kigali
My adventure started at the ticket office. The guy just wrote this on my ticket, "Namirembe Kobil". He told me that's where I was supposed to take the bus. What does that mean? It was my second day in Uganda, I have no context for understanding this set of instructions. So, I set out to figure this out. As it turns out, Kobil is a gas station. But once again, this set of instructions was about as clear as saying, "Let's meet at Starbucks in Seattle". For future reference, anyone departing from this particular location, I've marked it down. It's the Kobil station behind the Kampala Central Mosque. You will see a Modern Coast office there.
I booked the Modern Coast's Modern Executive Bus from Kampala to Kigali. It's supposed to be their second highest class of buses, after their Oxygen buses. I'd say the experience is not much better than the previous Modern Coast Bus from Nairobi to Kampala. I paid 51000 UGX (~13.50 USD) for the First Class on this bus (cheapest option). The VIP ticket was 60000 UGX.
The seating arrangement of this bus was 1-2, so the VIP seats were solo seats, while the FC seats were duos. Thankfully, this bus was quite empty, so I actually got both seats to myself. However, it was still quite a ride.
It might have just been my luck, but this bus was also filthy. Someone had spilled a bag of cooked rice on the astroturf carpet, so there was this giant pile of rice that was continually being stomped into the carpet by various passengers. Trash was also strewn everywhere by passengers, and there was no clean up. Although it was advertised as an AC bus, the AC was not turned on throughout the ride, so I opened the windows for air when it was not raining.
The bus pulled into the Kampala-Kigali Border Crossing at Katuna/Gatuna at 4 pm. The exit from Kampala was pretty quick, though things were a bit slower at Kigali. The immigration itself was actually quite fast, but Kigali custom officers were fairly thorough in searching through bags. I am not quite sure what they are looking for, but they did pretty much dig out everything in almost everyone's luggage. They did leave my packing cubes alone, so I didn't have to repack.
The last two hours from the Gatuna border to Kigali was actually pretty rough. It involved a lot of hairpins down hills, and the bus driver was auditioning for Fast & Furious: Bus Edition. I don't usually get car sick, but I was pretty sick by the time I rolled out into the Kigali bus station.
The ride from Kampala to Kigali took about 10 hrs – we arrived around 5 pm, because of time zone change between Kampala and Kigali.
This was definitely my fault for not researching, but there are other options, like Jaguar Executive Bus. They don't seem to have a website, but their buses looked a lot cleaner inside when we were parked beside them at the border. Do check them out as an alternative to Modern Coast.
Don't take these two articles' experiences as a bashing of Modern Coast. At the end of day, it is what it is. I have experienced very excellent long distance buses in South America and China, and decent buses in Europe and Southeast Asia. Relative to bus travel in other parts of the world, Modern Coast required an adjustment in expectations. It has some things going for it – it is reliable, and its staff was polite and friendly. Just leave your expectations at the door and try to enjoy the ride.
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Loved-up Perrie Edwards and boyfriend Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain stroll around London together
Pascale DaySunday 21 Jan 2018 9:18 pm
https://www.instagram.com/p/BeLkOG8lBL0/?hl=en
Perrie Edwards is determined to make us all jealous with her super cute relationship to boyfriend Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain as they have fun day out together in London.
The Little Mix star added the loved-up snaps of her and footballer Alex to her Instagram account yesterday, with the caption: 'Strolling through London!!'
In both pics, the pair seem to be holding hands as they make their way along the streets of London together, stopping to look in a shop doorway in one image.
And fans were loving the adorable snapshots.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BeLlyRulTNN/?taken-by=perrieedwards
'Perrie you and Alex look fabulous!!!!' said one fan, whilst another commenter with less chill wrote: 'ADOPT MEEEEEE'.
One user also made a very valid point, asking: 'Who's the unfortunate soul having to walk behind taking these pictures'.
A good friend, that's who!
Perrie sparked rumours recently that she could be moving in with her 24-year-old boyfriend after she put her Surrey home up for sale.
The 24-year-old sold the three-bedroom bungalow in December for £800,000 – making a £100,000 profit after purchasing her home in 2015 for £700,000 – but now sources close to Perrie have revealed she is keen to move in with Alex sooner rather than later.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BckoTRBFG0l/?taken-by=perrieedwards
'Perrie and Alex are so close, and things are going so well that no-one would be surprised if they started living together at least some of the time,' the pal said.
Speaking to The Sun, the insider added: 'She's always saying how she wants to wake up with him every day.'
In August Alex moved from London club Arsenal to the north west of the country, Liverpool, but the pop star admitted the distance would not be a problem as they were used to being apart.
'I don't think it will be difficult. It's going to be different – but that's not a problem. We'll be fine. I'm just really happy for him and very proud,' she admitted.
The pair met in 2016 but only confirmed their romance in January 2017, and it's been a whirlwind first year – and well documented thanks to these snaps.
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EU Safe Harbor (is the European Commission's Directive on Data Protection that went into effect in October 1998 and prohibits the transfer of personal data to non-European Union countries that do not meet the European Union (EU) "adequacy" standard for privacy protection. While the United States and the EU share the goal of enhancing privacy protection for their citizens, the United States takes a different approach to privacy from that taken by the EU.
Safe Harbor stipulations require that: companies collecting personal data must inform people that the data is being gathered, and tell them what will be done with it; they must obtain permission to pass on the information to a third party; they must allow people access to the data gathered; data integrity and security must be assured; and a means of enforcing compliance must be guaranteed.
The Safe Harbor directive was intended to provide a means for US companies to prove adequacy in their safe handling of private personal information of EU citizens, in accordance with EU standards. The directive was necessary since the vast chasm that exists between US rules, regulations and laws and those of the EU could never realistically be bridged on a national level.
"Uncertainty regarding the EU Safe Harbor Agreement occurred with a suit filed against the legality of Facebook's handling of personal information. Uncertainty remains at this time. Contract Guardian continues to employ good information governance practices and will address how the EU ultimately decides to define their data privacy standards.."


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Q: React input field mirrors the data from previous input I am trying to build a small recipe app. One feature of the app is saving user recipes, including ingredient/qty/measurement.
I need to wrap up the inputted ingredients into an array of objects to send to server but right now my setIngredientList only works for the first two ingredients a user inputs.
When a user tries to add a third ingredient it just mirrors the data from the second input (and fills the third input's fields with the same data as the second input). It is like the second inputs and any subsequent input mirror each other.
I believe the problem is init is not clearing properly (it seems to clear after the first ingredient is added allowing the second one to be added, but then it does not clear for the next ingredients.
I'm not sure the proper way to make sure this happens so multiple ingredients can be added.
Here is my code:
const init = {
  ingredient_name: '',
  quantity: '',
  measure: '',
}

export default function Recipe() {
  const [name, setName] = useState('')
  const [ingredientList, setIngredientList] = useState([
    {
      ingredient_name: '',
      quantity: '',
      measure: '',
    },
  ])

  const handleChange = (e, i) => {
    const { name, value } = e.target

    setIngredientList((prevState) => {
      const newIngredientList = [...prevState]
      newIngredientList[i][name] = value
      return [...newIngredientList]
    })
  }

  return (

        <form className="recipe-form">
         [...]

          {ingredientList.map((list, i) => (

              <input
                className="ingredient"
                name="ingredient_name"
                type="text"
                value={list.ingredient_name}
                onChange={(e) => handleChange(e, i)}
              ></input>
              <input
                className="quantity"
                name="quantity"
                type="text"
                value={list.quantity}
                onChange={(e) => handleChange(e, i)}
              ></input>
              <select
                className="dropdown"
                name="measure"
                id="measure"
                value={list.measure}
                onChange={(e) => handleChange(e, i)}
              >
                <option value="" disabled>
                  --none--
                </option>
                <option value="cup">cup</option>
              </select>
              <button
                onClick={(e) => {
                  console.log(init)
                  setIngredientList((prev) => [...prev, init])
                  e.preventDefault()
                }}
              >
                Add
              </button>

          ))}
        </form>

  )
}

A: Classical object reference issue.
Use the below code it will work fine.
Previously, you pass the same init object for multiple rows,
which is why you got that result. Instead of doing that, when the user clicks 'add' button then add a new Object to your state which is derived from your init object. Here I just clone the init object and then set the state.

<button
                onClick={(e) => {
                  console.log(init);
                  setIngredientList((prev) => [...prev, { ...init }]);
                  e.preventDefault();
                }}
              >

A: Sounds like you wanted some advice and can prob find the solution yourself, but what i would do to this code:
Move e.preventDefault() above setIngredientList.
Create an Ingredient class with the state / logic within and pass state to Ingredient, the list should not not be concerned with an Ingredient, it just lists.
Then what is onClick doing - init - its the initial value isn't it, so I think that with your onClick you are overwriting prev with the value that is outside the component - should it be outside or is it some state - it holds a value - so it should be an initial state of an ingredient? Checkout react tools profiler so see exactly what is happening on your events.
So what is prev we are over writing it, but what is it? Isn't the first arg on onClick the click event? So I think you are overwriting the click event with the init state - which is outside the component - a few things to tweak for you (if you like), hope it helps.

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Yesterday, I walked into the living room to find two angry little boys wrestling it out in the floor. Classic case of "You're sitting too close to me." and "Well, I can't see. Move over." It's amazing how quickly words turn into kicky feet and smacking hands around here. Before you know it, feelings are hurt, fists are flying and tears are falling.
I am learning that my boys' first response to working through conflict is hashing it out in living room floor. Being raised amongst all girls, this is new to me. Girls find that grudge holding a slamming doors is much more effective. Ahem.
He turned his pinched face to me.
They don't like this little exercise. But they love this little exercise.
Covers (kalyptō) – not to regard. To hinder the knowledge of a thing.
Wow. Read that again. Love hinders the knowledge of sin. Love disregards an offense.
Do you see what happened? Love covered up their silly offenses toward each other. Love disregarded their wrong doing.
Have you been wronged by someone? Today, will you ask Jesus to fill you with His great love and affection for that person? Wrongdoing does not stand a chance in light of His love.
For other posts of 31 Days in the Parenting Handbook click here.
Hey Becky, I think we live in the exact same world. I have heard of doing this and have done it with my kids, but forgot about it. Thanks for the reminder, I needed it! Love you!
I love this idea and don't know why I haven't thought of it for my kids because my husband and I do it when we are struggling through an issue because it helps us remember that we are on the same side – even if we don't always agree. I guess now it's time to use it with the kids!
What a wonderful post! When hearts are thankful and full of good things, it's hard to focus on the bad things. I love brothers.
Love it! such a good thing for all parents to be reminded of. There is such power in the truths of God's word – if only we remember to think about it in the midst of our stuff!


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package org.blendee.assist;

import java.util.LinkedList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.function.Consumer;
import java.util.function.Function;
import java.util.stream.Collectors;

import org.blendee.jdbc.TablePath;
import org.blendee.sql.Column;
import org.blendee.sql.Criteria;
import org.blendee.sql.CriteriaFactory;
import org.blendee.sql.DeleteDMLBuilder;
import org.blendee.sql.Relationship;
import org.blendee.sql.RuntimeId;
import org.blendee.sql.SQLQueryBuilder;
import org.blendee.sql.UpdateDMLBuilder;

@SuppressWarnings("javadoc")
//@formatter:off
public abstract class DataManipulationStatementBehavior<
	I extends InsertClauseAssist,
	LI extends ListInsertClauseAssist,
	U extends UpdateClauseAssist,
	LU extends ListUpdateClauseAssist<W>,
	W extends WhereClauseAssist<?>> implements DataManipulationStatement {
//@formatter:on

	private final TablePath table;

	private final Relationship root;

	private final RuntimeId id;

	private final SQLDecorators decorators;

	private List<Column> insertColumns;

	private List<SetElement> setElements;

	private Criteria whereClause;

	private LogicalOperators<W> whereOperators;

	private CriteriaFactory factory;

	private boolean forSubquery;

	public DataManipulationStatementBehavior(TablePath table, Relationship root, RuntimeId id, SQLDecorators decorators) {
		this.table = table;
		this.root = root;
		this.id = id;
		this.decorators = decorators;
	}

	public DataManipulator insertStatement(Function<LI, DataManipulator> function) {
		return function.apply(listInsert());
	}

	public DataManipulator updateStatement(Function<LU, DataManipulator> function) {
		return function.apply(listUpdate());
	}

	public InsertStatementIntermediate INSERT() {
		return new InsertStatementIntermediate(table, decorators, getInsertColumns());
	}

	public InsertStatementIntermediate INSERT(InsertOfferFunction<I> function) {
		function.apply(insert()).get().forEach(o -> o.add());
		return INSERT();
	}

	public DataManipulator INSERT(InsertOfferFunction<I> function, SelectStatement select) {
		function.apply(insert()).get().forEach(o -> o.add());

		var builder = select.toSQLQueryBuilder();

		return new RawDataManipulator(buildInsertStatement(builder), builder);
	}

	public DataManipulator INSERT(SelectStatement select) {
		var builder = select.toSQLQueryBuilder();

		return new RawDataManipulator(buildInsertStatement(builder), builder);
	}

	public UpdateStatementIntermediate<W> UPDATE() {
		return new UpdateStatementIntermediate<>(this);
	}

	public UpdateStatementIntermediate<W> UPDATE(Consumer<U> consumer) {
		consumer.accept(update());
		return UPDATE();
	}

	public DeleteStatementIntermediate<W> DELETE() {
		return new DeleteStatementIntermediate<>(this);
	}

	@Override
	public void addInsertColumns(Column column) {
		getInsertColumns().add(column);
	}

	@Override
	public void addSetElement(SetElement element) {
		getSetElements().add(element);
	}

	@Override
	public RuntimeId getRuntimeId() {
		return id;
	}

	@Override
	public void forSubquery(boolean forSubquery) {
		this.forSubquery = forSubquery;
	};

	@Override
	public LogicalOperators<?> getWhereLogicalOperators() {
		return whereOperators();
	}

	@Override
	public Relationship getRootRealtionship() {
		return root;
	};

	public void resetInsert() {
		insertColumns = null;
	}

	public void resetUpdate() {
		setElements = null;
		resetWhere();
	}

	public void resetDelete() {
		resetWhere();
	}

	private void resetWhere() {
		whereClause = null;
		whereOperators = null;
	}

	public void reset() {
		resetInsert();
		resetUpdate();
		resetWhere();
		forSubquery = false;
	}

	protected abstract I newInsert();

	protected abstract LI newListInsert();

	protected abstract U newUpdate();

	protected abstract LU newListUpdate();

	protected abstract LogicalOperators<W> newWhereOperators();

	private I insert;

	private LI listInsert;

	private U update;

	private LU listUpdate;

	private I insert() {
		return insert == null ? (insert = newInsert()) : insert;
	}

	private LI listInsert() {
		return listInsert == null ? (listInsert = newListInsert()) : listInsert;
	}

	private U update() {
		return update == null ? (update = newUpdate()) : update;
	}

	private LU listUpdate() {
		return listUpdate == null ? (listUpdate = newListUpdate()) : listUpdate;
	}

	@SafeVarargs
	final void WHERE(Consumer<W>... consumers) {
		//二重に呼ばれた際の処置
		var current = CriteriaContext.getContextCriteria();
		try {
			for (var consumer : consumers) {
				var contextCriteria = factory().create();
				CriteriaContext.setContextCriteria(contextCriteria);

				consumer.accept(whereOperators().defaultOperator());

				whereClause().and(contextCriteria);
			}
		} finally {
			if (current == null) {
				CriteriaContext.removeContextCriteria();
			} else {
				CriteriaContext.setContextCriteria(current);
			}
		}
	}

	DataManipulator createDeleteDataManipulator() {
		var builder = new DeleteDMLBuilder(table, id, forSubquery);

		builder.addDecorator(decorators.decorators());
		builder.setCriteria(whereClause());

		return new RawDataManipulator(builder);
	}

	DataManipulator createUpdateDataManipulator() {
		var builder = new UpdateDMLBuilder(table, id, forSubquery);

		builder.addDecorator(decorators.decorators());
		builder.setCriteria(whereClause());

		getSetElements().forEach(e -> {
			e.appendTo(builder);
		});

		return new RawDataManipulator(builder);
	}

	private String buildInsertStatement(SQLQueryBuilder builder) {
		var insertColumns = getInsertColumns();
		var columnsClause = insertColumns.size() > 0
			? " ("
				+ insertColumns.stream().map(c -> c.getName()).collect(Collectors.joining(", "))
				+ ")"
			: "";

		var sql = "INSERT INTO "
			+ table
			+ columnsClause
			+ " "
			+ builder.sql();

		for (var decorator : decorators.decorators()) {
			sql = decorator.decorate(sql);
		}

		return sql;
	}

	private LogicalOperators<W> whereOperators() {
		return whereOperators == null ? (whereOperators = newWhereOperators()) : whereOperators;
	}

	private List<Column> getInsertColumns() {
		if (insertColumns == null) insertColumns = new LinkedList<>();
		return insertColumns;
	}

	private List<SetElement> getSetElements() {
		if (setElements == null) setElements = new LinkedList<>();
		return setElements;
	}

	private Criteria whereClause() {
		if (whereClause == null) whereClause = factory().create();
		return whereClause;
	}

	private CriteriaFactory factory() {
		if (factory == null) factory = new CriteriaFactory(id);
		return factory;
	}
}

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What are your first cooking memories? Mine are of making Jell-O pudding. For safety purposes I had to use a back burner. I remember standing on a chair, stirring the milky mixture while I waited for it to thicken. Then putting it in the refrigerator for after dinner when it would be cold. I loved it; it was satisfying and deeply chocolaty.
I still crave the comforting quality of custards. I even had it for breakfast once. In fact I would be happy to have pudding for breakfast everyday; I just needed to figure out a healthy version. The challenge was to keep it creamy, but still low in sugar and fat. I also wanted some fiber to help keep me full. I decided to try making a whole grain version of the lemony rice puddings found in Greek restaurants.
Since rice pudding aficionados recommend Arborio rice, I substituted short-grain brown rice. I also used 2% milk to keep the fat content low.
Although I usually like my custards cold, I prefer this one warm, or at room temperature. Good plain, I couldn't resist trying it with blueberry compote to compliment the lemon flavor. Try my recipe and see what you think.
Combine milk and rice in a saucepan and bring to a boil. After it has reached a boil turn it down to a simmer. Add the vanilla bean seeds, lemon zest and salt. Stir frequently and allow it to thicken, about 10-15 minutes. Stir in the maple syrup and brown sugar.
Reduce the heat to low. Beat the egg in small bowl. Add a tablespoon of the warm milk to the egg and whisk vigorously. Repeat several times until the egg mixture has become creamy. Add the egg mixture to the milk. Stir while it thickens another five to ten minutes. Do not let it boil or it will curdle. Serve immediately or cool to room temperature. Store in the refrigerator. If reheating in a microwave, check every 30 seconds.
Put all ingredients in a saucepan and bring to a boil. Stir sauce to make sure the sugar has dissolved. Reduce the heat and simmer covered for 2 minutes. Uncover, smash the blueberries and cook stirring occasionally until slightly thickened.
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