text:
Q: socket closed trying to connect to Axis2 web service deployed on weblogic I have an application that is using Apache CXF to communicate with Axis2 web service. On the test environment everything went smoothly, moving to the production environment the following exception occurs:
INFO: Interceptor has thrown exception, unwinding now
org.apache.cxf.interceptor.Fault: Could not send Message.
    at org.apache.cxf.interceptor.MessageSenderInterceptor$MessageSenderEndingInterceptor.handleMessage(MessageSenderInterceptor.java:64)
    at org.apache.cxf.phase.PhaseInterceptorChain.doIntercept(PhaseInterceptorChain.java:220)
    at org.apache.cxf.endpoint.ClientImpl.invoke(ClientImpl.java:466)
    at org.apache.cxf.endpoint.ClientImpl.invoke(ClientImpl.java:299)
    at org.apache.cxf.endpoint.ClientImpl.invoke(ClientImpl.java:251)
    at org.apache.cxf.frontend.ClientProxy.invokeSync(ClientProxy.java:75)
    at org.apache.cxf.jaxws.JaxWsClientProxy.invoke(JaxWsClientProxy.java:124)
    at $Proxy131.retrieveAccountSummary(Unknown Source)
.
.
.

Caused by: java.net.SocketException: Socket Closed
    at java.net.PlainSocketImpl.setOption(PlainSocketImpl.java:201)
    at java.net.Socket.setTcpNoDelay(Socket.java:850)
    at weblogic.net.http.HttpClient.openServer(HttpClient.java:326)
    at weblogic.net.http.HttpClient.openServer(HttpClient.java:411)
    at weblogic.net.http.HttpClient.New(HttpClient.java:241)
    at weblogic.net.http.HttpURLConnection.connect(HttpURLConnection.java:176)
    at weblogic.net.http.HttpURLConnection.getOutputStream(HttpURLConnection.java:242)
    at org.apache.cxf.transport.http.HTTPConduit$WrappedOutputStream.handleHeadersTrustCaching(HTTPConduit.java:1836)
    at org.apache.cxf.transport.http.HTTPConduit$WrappedOutputStream.onFirstWrite(HTTPConduit.java:1794)
    at org.apache.cxf.io.AbstractWrappedOutputStream.write(AbstractWrappedOutputStream.java:42)
    at org.apache.cxf.io.AbstractThresholdOutputStream.write(AbstractThresholdOutputStream.java:70)
    at org.apache.cxf.transport.http.HTTPConduit$WrappedOutputStream.close(HTTPConduit.java:1854)
    at org.apache.cxf.transport.AbstractConduit.close(AbstractConduit.java:66)
    at org.apache.cxf.transport.http.HTTPConduit.close(HTTPConduit.java:595)
    at org.apache.cxf.interceptor.MessageSenderInterceptor$MessageSenderEndingInterceptor.handleMessage(MessageSenderInterceptor.java:62)
    ... 40 more

as far as I was told, nothing on the network is terminating the connections, and I increased the ConnectionTimeout and the RecievingTimeout from cxf configuration but no use.
Both applications are deployed on weblogic 10.3.2.0 on different servers, I need some guidance on where could the problem be? what could cause a socket to be closed? I don't want to be looking into things that are not related to this problem.

A: Does this happen after always a fixed duration = connection timeout like 30 or 60 seconds, or is it instantly failing?
If instant, is there established connectivity between both servers, i.e. no firewall or other restrictions in between - does ping or telnet work between both servers?
Is test setup exactly same as Live , i.e. WLS and CXF versions are same?
Also see http://osdir.com/ml/users-cxf-apache/2010-03/msg00407.html

A: The issue is solved now.
The CXF client was accessing the WSDL without any problems, but in the WSDL the service port address was set to localhost instead of the IP address of the server:
<wsdl:service name="serviceName">
    <wsdl:port binding="tns:servicePortBinding" name="servicePort">
        <soap:address location="http://localhost:7001/app/services/service/" />
    </wsdl:port>
</wsdl:service>

my application was trying to send the requests to localhost and of course a SocketException was the result.
The soap address is set to localhost in the original WSDL, however, when I created Axis2 web service and deployed it on the test environment, the address was getting updated to the machine IP address (which did not happen on the UAT).
I'm not sure how and when the soap address gets updated, but  I guess when the machine has more than one network interface, Axis leaves the address as is or maybe updates it to localhost.
Now to fix this issue I had to override the service address as follows:
port = service.getMyServicePort();
BindingProvider provider = (BindingProvider) port;
String endpointAddress = "http://<ip address>:7001/app/services/service/";
provider.getRequestContext().put(BindingProvider.ENDPOINT_ADDRESS_PROPERTY, endpointAddress);


Some celebrities have been outspoken about smoking weed.
No matter which side of the debate you're on, there's no denying that marijuana use has become much less of a taboo topic than it once was. Research has proven that marijuana has medical benefits, including easing chronic pain, anxiety, and stress. And as states move to make medical and recreational use legal, weed is gaining mainstream acceptance.
Some of Hollywood's biggest celebrities are outspoken advocates for the legalization of marijuana and are helping to further the cause. These celebs are loud and proud about their love for weed and give marijuana credit for helping then cope with their physical and emotional issues.
Matthew McConaughey once said Snoop Dogg swapped out prop weed for the real stuff when they were filming.
McConaughey played the ultimate stoner in "Dazed and Confused."
In the classic cult film "Dazed and Confused," actor Matthew McConaughey played the ultimate stoner. In real life, it seems McConaughey may like to smoke marijuana as well.
The actor's smoking made headlines when McConaughey was arrested in Austin in 1999 for possession of marijuana paraphernalia after police responded to a call of loud music at his apartment.
Since then, McConaughey has stayed relatively mum on his marijuana use, but did claim that Snoop Dogg swapped out prop weed for the real stuff when they were filming "The Beach Bum."
Whoopi Goldberg launched her own line of CBD products.
Whoopi Goldberg has her own line of CBD products.
Whoopi Goldberg has no problem being open about her love of marijuana. In 2014 she wrote a column for The Cannabist extolling the virtues of her vape pen and explaining how she uses cannabis to treat her glaucoma.
The actress and host of "The View" believes so much in the healing properties of marijuana that she launched Whoopi and Maya, her own line of medical cannabis products. The product line includes bath soaks and body balms designed to treat menstrual and muscle cramps.
Lady Gaga said smoking helps manage the physical and emotional stress of stardom.
Lady Gaga credits weed for helping her chronic pain.
Pop star Lady Gaga has attributed marijuana to helping her manage the chronic pain she experiences from fibromyalgia. She said that marijuana also helps her cope with the stress that can come with a life in the spotlight. In 2011, she told "60 Minutes" that she often smokes weed when she writes music to help stimulate her creative process.
But in a 2013 radio interview, Gaga mentioned that the pressure to constantly create great music led her to rely on weed a little too much. She admitted that at one point in her life she was addicted to marijuana, at times smoking 15 to 20 joints per day.
Snoop Dogg said that Willie Nelson once out-smoked him.
Snoop Dogg has long been a big fan of weed.
It's no secret that Snoop Dogg likes weed. In fact, getting high is a consistent theme in most of the "Gin and Juice" rapper's lyrics. And although many people have tried to go toe to toe (or joint for joint) with Snoop, The Dogfather said once that only country star Willie Nelson has been able to out-smoke him.
Like many other celebrities, Snoop has gotten into the business of weed, with Leafs by Snoop, his line of cannabis products available in Colorado.
Comedian Sarah Silverman keeps her pot all in the family.
Silverman enjoys weed with her family.
Sarah Silverman has made her love of marijuana known to her fans. Silverman even gave Giuliana Rancic a peek at her weed vape pen during a 2014 Emmys red carpet interview.
Apparently, Silverman's pot consumption is a family affair. In a 2015 appearance on "Conan," the comedian shared stories with O'Brien about getting high with her father and stepmother.
Davidson has been using weed to help his mental and physical health.
"Saturday Night Live" star Pete Davidson says that his marijuana use has helped him manage the symptoms of his borderline personality disorder and Crohn's disease, a chronic inflammatory bowel disease. Davidson says that smoking has helped him deal with the symptoms of both.
But for Ariana Grande's fiancé, the medical benefits are just an added bonus. Davidson admits that he just likes smoking weed. "I've been smoking weed every day for eight years," Davidson told Howard Stern in an interview.
Smoking has helped Melissa Etheridge through breast cancer treatments.
Etheridge uses marijuana for effects of chemotherapy or radiation.
Singer/songwriter, Melissa Etheridge has been using marijuana medicinally since her 2004 breast cancer diagnosis. Etheridge said that smoking has helped her deal with the effects of chemotherapy and radiation.
But in 2017, Etheridge was pulled over by Customs and Border Protection agents as her tour bus crossed the border from Canada into the United States. She was arrested on charges of possession of marijuana when agents said they found cannabis oil and a vape pen in her possession.
But the star was all smiles in her mugshot. Etheridge told Variety she "felt like a rock star," after her arrest which put her in the company of fellow musicians Snoop Dogg, Willie Nelson, and Paul McCartney who have all been arrested on marijuana charges int he past..
Willie Nelson has maintained his pot-loving image for years.
Snoop Dogg said Willie Nelson out-smoked him.
Country superstar Willie Nelson is probably one of the most famous weed smoking celebrities. And although Nelson is 85 years old, he can still smoke with the best of them, including Snoop Dogg. And he shows no sign of slowing down.
Willie has been able to capitalize on his image with Willie's Reserve, his personal line of cannabis products.
Jennifer Lawrence admitted to inhaling before the Oscars.
Lawrence admitted to smoking weed before the Oscars.
Although actress Jennifer Lawrence is not an outspoken pot smoker, she has said she's smoked in the past. Lawrence told Andy Cohen on a 2015 episode of "Watch What Happens Live" that she smoked out of a bong before an Oscars ceremony. Although Cohen tried to pin down which show she was referring to, Lawrence kept him guessing about the answer.
Bella Thorne said that she started smoking weed when an emotional role took a toll.
Bella Thorne arrives at a Collider special screening of Lionsgate's 'I Still See You' at the Arclight Theatre.
Actress Bella Thorne said that actually, she used to be against smoking weed.
"When I was 16, my boyfriend smoked weed and I would get so upset," she told the LA Times. "I thought it was the devil's lettuce. I was always the really good two-shoes — the one that was the teacher's pet in that annoying sense."
But when a particularly tough role took her too deep inside a character's mind, she said she "begged" her brother to give her weed to help her sleep.
Today, Thorne said there is an entire area of her kitchen "dedicated to marijuana," but she resents the fact that people think she does "serious" drugs.
"I get so mad," she continued. "So are you telling every kid with cystic acne that they must be a heroin addict? I think they think I take serious drugs, and I'm just smoking weed."
Seth Rogen thinks his smoking may have cost him a role in a Steven Spielberg film.
Rogen has modeled lots of characters after his own weed-loving personality.
Actor Seth Rogen has hilariously played a stoner in films like "Knocked Up" and "Pineapple Express." So it's probably not surprising that his life often imitates his art. Rogen admits that he often smokes while writing, and told MTV News that weed helps make the daily grind a lot more manageable. "Who wants to work? But if you're stoned, it doesn't seem like work," he said.
But the "Pineapple Express" star's affinity for pot may be the reason why he's never been cast in a Steven Spielberg film. The actor told Jimmy Kimmel that he was smoking a joint at a Hollywood party when the award-winning director approached him. Rogen joked that Spielberg doesn't like weed and has probably held it against him ever since.
Woody Harrelson is trying to change the laws about marijuana quality.
Harrelson is a member of the advisory board of the National Organization for Reform of Marijuana Laws.
Woody Harrelson is widely-known as an advocate for marijuana consumption. But the actor also works to change the laws about the safety of the weed people consume.
Harrelson is a member of the advisory board of the National Organization for Reform of Marijuana Laws, an organization working to legalize responsible adult marijuana use and ensure the safety and quality of the product for users.
Ricky Williams advocates for marijuana as a safe and effective pain reliever.
Williams is a big advocate for marijuana use.
During his days in the NFL, Ricky Williams' use of marijuana for treatment of depression and anxiety cost him money and endorsements. But the Heisman Trophy winner has been able to turn his fondness for weed into a business.
Since his retirement in 2011, Williams has studied herbalism and the effects of cannabis on the body. He touts the benefits of cannabis in helping to alleviate pain without doing damage to the liver, as other pain relievers can. Williams has also introduced his own line of cannabis products, "Real Wellness by Ricky Williams," which are sold in various California dispensaries.
Wiz Khalifa maintains his stash.
Khalifa has his own strain of marijuana.
After his 2011 album entitled "Rolling Papers," it should be no surprise that Wiz Khalifa likes weed. The rapper told Vice that marijuana helps him relax and allows him to think in a more creative way. Because marijuana is so important to his creative process, Khalifa always comes prepared with his own. He told Vice that he keeps six joints rolled at all times.
The rapper has also taken advantage of the growing business of weed. He has partnered with River Rock Cannabis to create his own strain of marijuana, Khalifa Kush.
Talk show host Bill Maher says weed helps him write.
Maher credits weed with helping with his political process.
If you enjoy Bill Maher's witty political humor, weed may have something to do with it. Maher has acknowledged that smoking weed helps him with his creative process.
The "Real Time" host has gone on record supporting the legalization of marijuana.


text:
Work With Nadine
Provence Hotels
Hotels Image Gallery
Where to Stay in Marseille – Your Marseille Hotels Guide
From ancient Greece to North Africa, different Mediterranean cultures have all left their mark on Marseille, and this dynamic melting pot has plenty to keep visitors entertained. However, choosing where to stay in Marseille can be tricky – especially if it's your first visit –…
The Best Hotels in Aix-en-Provence, France
Aix-en-Provence is Paris' more relaxed, southern cousin; a sophisticated and affluent town, bursting with Provençal charm. Sometimes known as 'the city of a thousand fountains', Aix is known for its pleasant streets and quaint squares where travellers can relax at a café terrace with a…
The Best Places to Stay in Avignon, France
Avignon, the jewel of Provence, has long attracted a high calibre of visitor. In the 14th century, Pope Clement V decided to leave the corruption and deadly politics of Rome behind him, and set up shop in Provence – and who could blame him? The…
Top 10 Things to do in Avignon, France
Known as the gateway of Provence, Avignon is a popular base for exploring the wider region. It's often chosen as a convenient place to stay, but once visited, it wins people over and becomes a firm favourite in its own right. A city in name,…
Les Jardins de Baracane – A Home Away From Home in Avignon
Imagine waking up in a Provençal mansion; the sun is streaming through an open window, bathing the room in soft golden light. Your feet hit the cool clay tiles and you wander over to the window which frames a medley of terracotta rooftops jutting into…
Experiencing the Magic of Les Goudes, Marseille
Like stepping into a photograph, Les Goudes is one of those places that almost look too good to be true. The small fishing village on the outskirts of Marseille seems a world away from the bustling metropolis. Yet its proximity to France's second-largest city adds…
Kiwi living in Provence, France. Weekend adventurer, conscious traveller, and mum of one. Lover of unique travel experiences with a touch of luxury. Follow me for holiday inspiration in France, New Zealand, and everywhere in between!
Looking for a rental car?
Learn French for Free!
The Best Places to Visit in Europe in March
How to Visit Bratislava in One Day – Planning a Vienna to Bratislava Day Trip
Travelling to Australia: 10 Things You Need to Know Before You Go
We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Facebook Twitter Instagram Pinterest Bloglovin Google + Email
© Nadine Maffre and Le Long Weekend, 2018. Unauthorised use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from this site's author and/or owner is strictly prohibited. Excerpts and links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given to Nadine Maffre and Le Long Weekend with appropriate and specific direction to the original content.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


A minor but high-quality component in red Rioja, richly-perfumed Graciano fulfills much the same role as Petit Verdot does in Bordeaux: adding aroma, colour and acidity to the blend. It is occasionally used on its own to great effect, producing inky dark wines with intense black fruit flavours and strong acidity.
Low-yielding and disease-prone, it was in decline all through the 20th century but has enjoyed a resurgence recently. DNA testing has revealed that lots of minor varieties across the western Mediterranean are in fact Graciano, including Morrastel in France's Languedoc-Roussillon, Tinta Miúda in Portugal, Tintilla de Rota in southern Spain, and Minustellu on Corsica. Sardinia has three: Bovale Sardo, Cagnulari and Muristellu are all clones of Graciano.


Telephone Modular Ratcheting Handtool for modular installation: 3-in-1 for crimptin handset 4P4C, 4P2C plugs, 6P6C (RJ-12), 6P4C (RJ-11) plugs and 8P8C (RJ-45) plugs; stripping and cutting for 4, 6, and 8 conductors wire.
Cable Cutter: for copper and aluminum cable up to 38 SQ. MM. #2 AWG.
Cable Cutter: for copper and aluminum cable up to 60 SQ. MM. AWG 1/0.
Cutter: cuts center conductor correct size for dual crimp BNC and TNC coax connectors.
Modular Tool: for 4 and 6 position telephone modular plugs; 3-in-1 crimping, stripping and cutting.


text:
Josh Keller
Joshua serves as co-CEO of Global Agora, a venture capital firm that has launched eight of its own successful companies to date and invests in seed-stage, high-growth startups. He is an accomplished entrepreneur with more than 16 years of experience in digital marketing. Joshua is the co-founder of Union Square Media Group, a leading full-service digital media agency whose clients include Fortune 500 companies and top brands such as Wall Street Journal, Nestlé, and Match.com. In 2017, Joshua founded Maximus Live, an innovative native advertising software company. With an expertise in providing strategic direction to companies, Joshua has spearheaded multiple mergers and acquisitions, including Need2Know, which was recently acquired by Cheddar. He is a member of the board of directors for Spark Networks, the leading global dating company, and SUP ATX, the world's largest stand-up paddleboard manufacturer. Joshua holds a Bachelor's degree in Music Industry Studies from Ithaca College in New York. He resides in Miami Beach with his wife, daughter and son.


Turn the kids loose with a pile of these scrollsawn gears and let their imagination run through an infinite number of spinning setups and creative configurations. Each gear sits atop a movable gear based and mount to perforated hardboard. Full-size patterns for all gears included.


text:
package com.willlee.algorithms.recursion;

import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;

class Params {// parameters to save on stack
	public int n;
	public int returnAddress;

	public Params(int nn, int ra) {
		n = nn;
		returnAddress = ra;
	}
}

class StackX {
	private int maxSize;// size of stackx array
	private Params[] stackArray;
	private int top;// top of stack

	public StackX(int s) {// constructor
		maxSize = s;
		stackArray = new Params[maxSize];
		top = -1;
	}

	public void push(Params p) {
		stackArray[++top] = p;
	}

	public Params pop() {
		return stackArray[top--];
	}

	public Params peek() {
		return stackArray[top];
	}
}

public class StackTriangleApp {

	static int theNumber;
	static int theAnswer;
	static StackX theStack;
	static int codePart;
	static Params theseParams;

	public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException {
		System.out.println("Enter a number: ");
		theNumber = getInt();
		recTriangle();
		System.out.println("Triangle = " + theAnswer);

	}

	public static void recTriangle() {
		theStack = new StackX(10000);
		codePart = 1;
		while (step() == false)
			;
	}

	public static boolean step() {
		switch (codePart) {
		case 1:// initial call
			theseParams = new Params(theNumber, 6);
			theStack.push(theseParams);
			codePart = 2;
			break;
		case 2:// method entry
			theseParams = theStack.peek();
			if (theseParams.n == 1) {
				theAnswer = 1;
				codePart = 5;
			} else {
				codePart = 3;
			}
			break;
		case 3:// method call
			Params newParams = new Params(theseParams.n - 1, 4);
			theStack.push(newParams);
			codePart = 2;
			break;
		case 4:// calculation
			theseParams = theStack.peek();
			theAnswer = theAnswer + theseParams.n;
			codePart = 5;
			break;
		case 5:// method exit
			theseParams = theStack.peek();
			codePart = theseParams.returnAddress;
			theStack.pop();
			break;
		case 6:
			return true;
		}
		return false;
	}

	public static String getString() throws IOException {
		InputStreamReader isr = new InputStreamReader(System.in);
		BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(isr);
		String s = br.readLine();
		return s;
	}

	public static int getInt() throws IOException {
		String s = getString();
		return Integer.parseInt(s);
	}
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Yesterday, American Family Association official Sandy Rios criticized the confirmation of Eric Fanning to be Army secretary. Rios didn't find anything wrong with Fanning's qualifications, she was just upset that he is a gay man.
Rios compared Fanning's confirmation to the controversy surrounding Jerry Boykin after the Religious Right activist made remarks threatening violence against transwomen.


The Sovereign Professional | Page 4 of 32 | Thoughts on staying sane as an independent professional in a world of chaos and entitlement.
As Goldman Sachs relaxes its dress code, Sky News's Adam Parsons argues for the power of a suit.
How do you get the best out of the creative people in your team?
If you're engaging freelance talent, sovereign professionals, for their fresh ideas, how can you avoid choking off that talent? And, if that's why people hire you, what should you look for in a new gig? What are the warning signs that mean this project may be less rewarding than you anticipated?
If you enjoyed the BBC programme on Machiavelli, you'll love this.
In this lecture, Professor Quentin Skinner (a contributor to the BBC programme) takes a deeper look at Machiavelli and his famous book.


Human resource outsourcing (HRO) is a process which involves an organization subcontracting a specialized company to take over some HR duties. While some companies may outsource all the HR tasks, most will outsource only the time -consuming and non-core tasks. It is common for smaller businesses to outsource payroll, tax payment and risk management.
A service level agreement is usually drawn between the two parties and it usually helps in outlining expected performance levels and the various penalties for noncompliance.
There are a couple of ways through which human resource outsourcing can be achieved. These are: business process, shared service and application service HR outsourcing. With the first type, the whole HR function may be outsourced while with the second option only a part of the HR's function is subcontracted. The latter method involves outsourcing the caretaking responsibility of the technological infrastructure that helps the HR activities.
Outsourcing reduces costs of man management.
Small businesses are more probable to outsource their HR functions such as recruitment as well as payroll administration. It is hard, even for the small companies to outsource everything as the company still needs a way to communicate with the employees without having to go through the third party company.
Firms looking to establish on foreign soil also enjoy the perks of HR outsourcing. This is because an HR outsourcing company based in the target nation is already adept with the cultural practices and expectations.
HR outsourcing, as advantageous as it is, comes with some risks and drawbacks. For starters, the employer-employee relationship will deteriorate because of poor communication since the contracted company is not adept at the organization's culture. Further havoc may be wrecked when employees of other departments start fearing their jobs may be outsourced too.
Outsourcing means trusting another company with sensitive information. A poorly managed HR outsourcing company could oversee the leakage of such information. Instances of inadequate service provision and worse of all bankruptcy by the subcontracted firm may leave the company exposed and vulnerable.
Lastly, superior HR companies have been known to hold contracting companies hostage.


Are you happy with the color of your smile? Teeth whitening is one of the most commonly performed treatments in cosmetic dentistry today because so many people are unhappy with the color of their smiles. Our expert in teeth whitening in Los Angeles offers several treatments that can restore the beauty and brightness of your smile.
Most OTC and professional teeth whitening treatments use peroxide to bleach the stains away. The primary difference between the two options is in strength: OTC teeth whitening treatments have low concentrations of peroxide whereas professional-strength whitening treatments have much-higher concentrations of peroxide. This allows them to work more quickly and effectively. Additionally, OTC treatments cannot be customized for your unique whitening needs, which means that your gums may experience excessive exposure to the whitening solution, and results can be less predictable.
At-home professional teeth whitening kits include customized mouth trays. These trays are designed to fit the contours of your smile to reduce the risk of the whitening solution contacting your gums and other soft tissues and maximize the contact between whitening solution and your teeth. You will see noticeably whiter teeth within days.
In-office whitening works differently. The procedure is performed in our dental office, which gives our dentist maximum control over your results. The bleaching solution is painted onto teeth, and activated using a high-intensity light. Results are virtually immediate, and your teeth will be noticeably brighter.
Contact our dental office today to find out more about your teeth whitening options or to schedule your appointment.


text:
Amabi war ein Reich im Westen der Insel Timor, der heute zu Indonesien gehört.

Geschichte
Die Einwohner des Reiches von Amabi und ihre Herrscherfamilie sollen ursprünglich aus der Gemeinde Ermera im heutigen Nachbarland Osttimor stammen. Der Stamm wurde von zwei Brüdern geführt. Nachdem einige der Reiche im Osten von den Portugiesen unterworfen wurden, flohen die Amabi nach Westen. Andere Überlieferungen geben als Ursprung Molo in Westtimor und als Feinde, die Amanuban und Oematan. Ein Bruder, Loe Mananu, ließ sich in Amabi Oefeto nieder, was zum Grenzposten gegen feindlichen Reiche wurde. Der andere Bruder ging nach Kupang, den damals einzigen Stützpunkt der Niederländischen Ostindien-Kompanie (VOC) auf der Insel. Dort wurden die Amabi 1665 zu einem der "fünf loyalen Alliierten" der Niederländer. Amabi Oefeto war zwar flächenmäßig größer, dafür aber weniger stark besiedelt wie das eigentliche Amabi.

Zwischen 1736 und 1738 unterwarf Amabi zeitweise das mit den Portugiesen verbündete Amanuban.

Amabi heute
Die Bevölkerung von Amabi gehört heute zu den Atoin Meto, der dominierenden Ethnie Westtimors. Amabi ist heute Teil des Regierungsbezirks Kupang. Die Herrscherlinie von Amabi Oefeto starb aus, der aktuelle Erbe der Herrscher von Amabi hat seine Residenz heute in Amabi Oefeto. Fettor Gideon Amabi ("Fettor" ist ein Titel) hat noch heute großen Einfluss auf die Bevölkerung. Er wurde 2004 bei den ersten direkten Wahlen in das Distriktparlament gewählt. Fettor Gideon Amabi und seine javanische Frau sind evangelische Christen. Kronprinz der Dynastie ist ihr Sohn Muda Israel Amabi.

Einzelnachweise

Geschichte Portugiesisch-Timors
Historischer Staat (Indonesien)
Historisches Territorium (Westtimor)

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


text:
Ron's View
Home > Cycling	> The Gang Arrives in Paris
The Gang Arrives in Paris
July 24, 2011 Leave a comment Go to comments
Cavendish in green (at last), Evans in yellow (at last)
[From the Guardian]
The Tour came to Paris today, marking the end of summer for some of us. A bit of a downer. But before the mourning, there was a race to watch.
It figured to be a day for the sprinters, and so it was. The peloton arrived in Paris with Team BMC and their man in yellow, Cadel Evans, in the lead. Then as they began their eight laps around the Champs Elysées, Place de la Concorde, and the Louvre, ceremony ended and the day's racing began. Early in the third lap, near the Arc de Triomphe, there would be the day's intermediate sprint. Mark Cavendish was in green as overall points leader, but Jose Rojas had a chance to pass him if Rojas could earn enough points at this intermediate point and the finish. It was clear that Cavendish and Team HTC meant business when they ushered him toward the front of the peloton as the intermediate line neared. He sprinted through in first, with Rojas two positions back.
It was now time for the inevitable breakaway. Six men went, opening up a gap of 30 or 35 seconds. They still had a gap near 30 seconds when the peloton crossed the finish line (about 200 meters west of the Place de la Concorde on the Champs Elysées heading toward the Arc de Triomphe) with two laps or just over 12k to go. A lap later, a gap remained, maybe on the order of 15 seconds. It was difficult to imagine the teams of the star sprinters not closing that gap down, but would they do so in time to set up leadouts for their men?
Down they went toward the Arc. Back they came toward the Place de la Concorde. Finally, as the breakaway fragmented, the peloton picked some of them up. Into Place de la Concorde, past the Obélisque, east along the Seine with the turn under the Louvre approaching. One breakaway rider remained, a member of HTC. Would HTC hold up the leadout for Cavendish to let him go for the stage win?
No. Just before the turn north and ride down through the tunnel, he slowed up to let the peloton by. At that point, with 1.3k left, HTC was in control. Up out of the tunnel they came, left they went, westward on the Rue de Rivoli. Tony Martin, having switched hats from yesterday's time trial star to humble support rider, led the way, with Matt Goss, Mark Renshaw, and Cavendish behind. No other team seemed to be as well organized or mounting a serious challenge. Under the 1k banner they went, off dropped Martin, into Place de la Concorde they rode one last time, off went Goss, and then as they turned onto the Champs Elysées for the final straightaway, still no one seemed to be challenging as leadout expert Renshaw led Cavendish.
Suddenly, Cavendish made his famous move. Edvald Boasson Hagen tried to chase him down. No way. Cavendish won his fifth stage of the tour. Boasson Hagen, winner of two stages this year, was in second. Close behind came Cavendish's two other principal sprint challengers, each the winner of one stage this year, André Greipel in third and Tyler Farrar in fourth. Everyone else zipped by, Team BMC surrounded Cadel Evans and congratulated him, Cavendish hugged Renshaw, and the Tour was done, except for the award ceremony.
Cavendish's stage win wrapped up his campaign for the green jersey. It also represented his third consecutive stage win in Paris and twentieth stage win over the last four Tours. And he's only 26. How many more years can he stay at this level? There's such a fine line between domination and racking up lots of 2nd, 3rd, and 4th place finishes. Just ask Tyler Farrar. How many stage wins would he have if Cavendish weren't on the scene? Will he improve to the point where the two trade stage wins? Keep in mind that Farrar edged Cavendish last September on the final stage of the Vuelta, the ride into Madrid (although Cavendish rode the last 3k with mechanical problems). And Greipel outsprinted Cavendish once in this Tour, due perhaps to Renshaw's absence at the finish as leadout, as a result of which Cavendish had to make his move too early.
In any case, if Cavendish can stay at this level, he has the possibility of moving into historic territory. He is tied for 6th in most career Tour stage wins at 20, with Lance Armstrong and André Darrigade in 4th at 22, André Leducq in 3rd at 25, then Bernard Hinault at 28 and Eddy Merckx at 34. Two more years at this level and Cavendish will move ahead of Hinault into 2nd. But each of these wins is bitterly battled for, and it's as easy to imagine Cavendish having reached his peak now as it is to imagine him blasting past Merckx.
Richard Williams, the Guardian's chief sports writer, has a short note on Cavendish in which he observes that
Cavendish is a fountain of emotions, keen to express his joy in his success but always giving equal weight to his gratitude towards the HTC‑Highroad team-mates who negotiate the position from which he produces the final burst of deadly acceleration.
The first word he spoke into a microphone after the victory – "Finally!" – reflected the frustrations of the previous two years, when he came close to capturing the maillot vert. "We've worked so hard for it," he said. "Today we put the whole team on the front for the last five kilometres. It was a block headwind finish, so you've got to be tough."
In fact at one point during the three-week race he had to be tougher than anyone knew. The later Alpine stages had been demanding, but worse were the Pyrénées in the second week. "The Alps are not so steep and the roads are better. I'm usually OK there. But the Pyrénées are hard. And I got sick in the first week. You can't say anything at the time because your competitors will take advantage of it, but I had a really bad stomach, an intestinal problem. I was really, really low during the stages in the Massif Central and the Pyrénées, but as usual the team was incredible."
Williams also had the most marvelous line about Cadel Evans. For years, the post-race interviews of him on Versus have felt tortured. He's had such bad luck, near misses. He always sounds in mental pain as well as physical. Williams concisely reviews Evans' path to victory, then notes that Evans "sometimes gives the misleading impression of being inarticulate in three languages." Just so.
I should finish the quote from Williams, who goes on to write:
but on Saturday night in Grenoble, when he knew he had won, he paid tribute not only to his team but to his former coach, Aldo Sassi, who died of brain cancer last December, aged 51.
"He believed in me, often more than I did myself," Evans said. "He said to me last year: 'I'm sure you can win a grand tour and I hope it's the Tour de France. And then you'll be the most complete rider of your generation.'"
The most complete rider? I don't know. But today is not the day to argue. He was surely the most complete rider of this Tour, and a most worthy champion.
Categories: Cycling
Change We Can Believe In, XX East River Esplanade
Two Roses
A Visit to APO
Ruby and Charlee Turn One
Ball retriever
Thanks for Nothing
Bar Cantinetta
Seattle Sommeliers
Miró at SAM, 2
When You Know You're Old
The Morgan Library
La Grenouille, 3
Chicken Parm Pizza
Archive by Month Select Month May 2014 (6) April 2014 (9) March 2014 (11) February 2014 (9) January 2014 (11) December 2013 (14) November 2013 (4) October 2013 (14) September 2013 (19) August 2013 (14) July 2013 (7) June 2013 (20) May 2013 (18) April 2013 (19) March 2013 (23) February 2013 (23) January 2013 (23) December 2012 (24) November 2012 (22) October 2012 (18) September 2012 (18) August 2012 (25) July 2012 (23) June 2012 (25) May 2012 (21) April 2012 (27) March 2012 (26) February 2012 (16) January 2012 (31) December 2011 (27) November 2011 (21) October 2011 (19) September 2011 (21) August 2011 (15) July 2011 (32) June 2011 (20) May 2011 (20) April 2011 (21) March 2011 (26) February 2011 (12) January 2011 (21) December 2010 (30) November 2010 (19) October 2010 (22) September 2010 (28) August 2010 (22) July 2010 (28) June 2010 (14) May 2010 (31) April 2010 (29) March 2010 (15) February 2010 (19) January 2010 (13) December 2009 (26) November 2009 (13) October 2009 (17) September 2009 (31) August 2009 (27) July 2009 (57) June 2009 (26) May 2009 (36) April 2009 (29) March 2009 (24) February 2009 (23) January 2009 (27) December 2008 (25) November 2008 (23) October 2008 (36) September 2008 (30)
Categories Select Category Advertising (4) Animals (25) Animation (3) Architecture (24) Art (66) Arts (7) Automobiles (20) Baseball (55) Big Ships (3) Biography (13) Birds (8) Blog (5) Books (216) Business (23) Cartoons (9) Cats (18) Clothing (8) Cognition (1) Communication (2) Computing (22) Crosswords (5) Culture (52) Cycling (34) Dance (2) Design (8) Dogs (1) Economics (15) Economy (14) Education (25) Environment (5) Family (82) Film (10) Flying (7) Food (113) Football (5) Foreign Policy (3) Fraud (1) Games (2) Garden (6) Geography (7) Golf (35) Government (20) Health (2) History (99) Hockey (5) Holidays (5) House (25) Humanities (2) Humor (11) Israel (1) Journalism (62) Labor (4) Language (59) Law (66) Libraries (1) Lies (4) Life (72) Logic (3) Magazines (3) Math (49) Measurement (1) Media (9) Medicine (4) Money (3) Movies (12) Museums (53) Music (54) Newspapers (20) Obituary (38) Philosophy (4) Photography (5) Photojournalism (2) Politics (280) Puzzles (2) Regulation (1) Religion (24) Restaurants (131) Science (23) Security (14) Shopping (2) Skiing (3) Society (11) Sports (130) Stupidity (15) Teaching (4) Technology (30) Television (22) Tennis (4) Theater (15) Time (1) Today's News (57) Torture (35) Track (3) Translation (1) Transportation (5) Travel (205) Video (12) Video Games (2) War (38) Weather (9) Welcome (1) Wine (26) World (2) Writing (40)
© 2008-2012 Ronald S. Irving
Gail's View
eat.sing.ride
Etymologist
Hertzberg
Larison
Rall
Life as a Physicist
Posnanski


A graphic artist's study of white noise. The second of three in the series.
Details: Text below states the series and image number. Black and silver. Larger size 18 inches x 24 inches. Accent Opaque 100 lb. uncoated cover. Hand numbered and stamped in a silver stamp. Posters are rolled in protective tissue paper and supplied in heavy duty tubes.


text:
← Adrian Roye & The Exiles, with Raevennan Husbandes @ The Bicycle Shop, 14 November 2013
Bo Nanafana Social Club presents Imelda May at OPEN, Norwich 16 November 2013 →
Heart of a Dog single launch, with Birds of Hell, Ben C Winn & Drew McDonnell @ The Birdcage 15 November
Posted on November 16, 2013 by shashamane
BFR presents Heart of a Dog "Hoss" single launch at The Birdcage, Norwich. With Birds of Hell, Benn C. Winn, and Drew McDonnell, 15 November 2013. Review and photos by richard shashamane
This was a gig I'd been looking forward to for some time, I'd heard really good things about this latest release from Heart of a Dog and so "HOSS" was launched at a brilliant Bare Feet Records (BFR) presentation at the wonderful Birdcage in Norwich.
Opening proceedings was Drew McDonnell, playing quiet and subtle, melancholy songs initially with his guitar but for the final three numbers sat at the pub piano. Delicate and rather sad they are well played, and the first song ended with a slightly unexpected and wonderful bit of blues on slide guitar.
Birds of Hell (Pete Murdoch) was up next. Anyone who reads this blog will know I am quite a fan and love the ever-evolving arrangements, wit and darkness of the songs. Tonight he played some familiar ones, in facepaint and barefoot to control the pedals, he has a self-deprecating humour but a wonderful musical talent. A super set was extremely well received and finishing with the ever more sinister sounding Boa Constrictor he deservedly got a rapturous ovation.
I'm not too sure how many in the room had seen Ben C. Winn (also from Sargasso Trio) before, or knew what to expect from his brilliantly witty poems but I love what he does, and very clearly so did everyone else present. People were literally crying with laughter during "Thnaks", "Bad Hand" and many more, plus I also heard a few for the first time tonight, including the wonderful "New Coat". Much in the way that John Cooper Clarke used to appear on the same bill as bands in the punk years, Ben's style of poetry fits in perfectly at such gigs, with his musical accompaniment nothing is overdone but he had us all in the palm of his hand tonight. Absolutely fantastic!
Shortly after 11pm Heart of a Dog took to the stage for their big day, tonight as a five piece with Will on piano, Iain on bass, and Mark on guitar joining Sam and Jon. It transpired that Sam's parents were suprise guests in the audience and Sam was the most surprised of all but they must have been so proud as HOAD delivered a beautifully played set with a mix and the new and the old. I was extremely taken with the new song they played tonight and the full Birdcage music room were loving it too. By now the windows were full of condensation which the band marked with their logo!
Ben introduces Heart of a Dog
Sam explained that there was no physical CD as they were launching just the song itself, but that they had hand printed some art prints, tote bags and t-shirts to accompany the download which is officially released on Monday (18th). I bought myself a limited edition and numbered art print.
Will Bloomfield of Port Isla, performing on piano for Heart of a Dog
Jon of Heart of a Dog
Sam of Heart of a Dog
Iain Lowery, Heart of a Dog single launch
Hoss itself was performed flawlessly and is indeed something quite lovely and masterful. This is a band really on the top of their game and I love the way they are developing, progressing and evolving. Gorgeous stuff, melodic, thoughtful, observational and very well crafted songs. I gather we also have a rather special video (seven months in the making) to look forward to as well. This track they've created is a thing of genuine beauty.
[edit: Here is the completed video!]
BFR presents
HEART OF A DOG launching their new single HOSS.
FRI 15 NOV // THE BIRDCAGE
DOORS 8PM // £3 ADV // £5 DOOR
TICKETS ON SALE // http://birdcagenorwich.co.uk/
HEART OF A DOG //
Born in the West Midlands, exiled to East Anglia.
A lapsed duo, now joined by a interchangeable line-up of guest musicians and silent partners.
Heart of a Dog: http://heartofadog.co.uk/
BIRDS OF HELL //
Birds Of Hell is the solo project of Pete Murdoch from Sargasso Trio.
Delivered over bluesy folk guitar, you can expect vocodaized children's songs, a duet with his dead grandma and songs about family, a mouldy fridge and Clint Eastwood.
Birds Of Hell: https://www.facebook.com/pages/birds-of-hell/389667241148381
DREW MCDONNELL //
Hailing from Saint Faiths, Norfolk ("a small village popular for cremations"); these are tall tales "from the perspective of others". Sung in the form of alternative country and folk tunes about neglected lovers, tortured souls and weary travelers.
Played with an overdriven slide guitar, layered synths and programmed beats.
Drew Mcdonnell: http://drewmcdonnell.bandcamp.com/
Bare Feet Records // http://barefeetrecords.co.uk/
The Birdcage Norwich
23 Pottergate, NR2 1DS Norwich, Norfolk
words and photos © all rights reserved, richard shashamane 2013
http://heartofadog.bandcamp.com/
http://www.thebirdcagenorwich.co.uk/
http://www.facebook.com/NorwichLiveMusicPhotos
http://www.facebook.com/ShashamaneArtPhotography
http://www.shashamane.etsy.com
This entry was posted in bands and new releases, Birds of Hell, live music and dance and tagged bare feet records, Ben C. Winn, bfr, birds of hell, blues, drew mcdonnell, folk, heart of a dog, HOSS, live music, norwich, pete murdoch, photos, pictures, poetry, review, single launch, the birdcage. Bookmark the permalink.


Thank you for your responses. The positive ones are pleasant to hear, of course, and they assure us that our clients appreciate the high level of services. We take critiques very seriously and they are lessons for our team for the future, because satisfied customers are the best advertising for our company.
and for once again reacting immediately and preferentially offering us more space to use. We agree with the offer. We appreciate your efforts to help us. We also perceive PSN's constantly improving care for the rented spaces thanks to Mr. Volný. We wish you continued success.
on Sukova Street in Pardubice for several years now to the utmost of our satisfaction. We appreciate the professional approach and fair treatment. PSN has also accommodated us with regard to small structural modifications to the office spaces. We are also grateful for the services PSN provides, such as office cleaning, the network for the use of Internet connections, etc.
I would recommend PSN to other clients.
in Hradec Králové, I would like to thank PSN for its professional approach when negotiating the rental of space in the "Novákovy Garage" building. The fast and helpful approach of PSN's Hradec branch when resolving any problem continues to this day.
when we concluded a lease agreement for non-residential spaces in the Pardubice – Milheimova warehouse complex.
During the entire period of the lease arrangement we have noted the professional approach from this lessor, while any technical problems with the building are always resolved quickly and helpfully.
That is why I recommend Pražská správa nemovitostí, spol. s r.o. to all businessmen that are looking to rent warehouse and office space.
and with the approach of Mr. Lukavský and other colleagues who were very helpful when faced with our tight time constraints. The purchase took place in an atmosphere of mutual trust precisely on schedule. Even after the purchase all the details were ironed out without the slightest problem. Thank you.
and with the services in PSN House in Prague 7 and we thank the team there for their friendly and professional approach.
I would like to thank you for yesterday's viewing of the flat.
After about 15 viewings that we have already been on, it is fine to see that even real estate agents can act professionally and on the level.
I would like to thank you once again for your very professional behaviour during the sale of the flat.
Yesterday I already got word from the land register that the flats has already been transferred to us, so everything is just fine. Working with you has been a pleasure – your response is yet more proof!
We bought a flat from PSN last year and we are very satisfied.
We highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for quality real estate. Thank you for your professional approach, swift action and your helpfulness.
with quality communication and it took place according to plan without the slightest difficulty. It was necessary to make some changes in the agreements, but this fact did not change the quality of the services provided. Adéla Kubáčová was responsible for the successful sale of the flat and I was entirely satisfied with her professional services.
I wish PSN success in the sale of quality properties in Prague, and I have visited enough of them to make a good comparison.


This Sunday, April 14, 2019 from 1:00-3:00 PM, Geri Reilly Real Estate is hosting 2 Open Houses! Join us in South Burlington & Colchester. Stop by to say "hi" and take a look around!
Meticulously maintained 3-4 BR/2.5 BA carriage home, spacious great room with gas fireplace and gorgeous hardwood floor. Formal dining area, kitchen with center island and breakfast bar. 1st floor master suite with luxurious master BA with tile shower & soaking tub. Finished lower level with full bath, and 2 guest bedrooms.
Ready for Occupancy! Wonderful Colchester Village location! 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath colonial with attached 2-car garage, open floor plan with great room, spacious kitchen, private master suite with walk-in closet, & more! Corner lot gives you plenty of yard space. Walk to Village Scoop, schools & town library. Just minutes to Essex Junction, town beaches, Burlington or Winooski.
Williston Open House - Sunday 4/7 - 1-3PM!
This Sunday, April 7, 2019 from 1:00-3:00 PM, Geri Reilly Real Estate is hosting an Open Houses! Join us at 323 Michael Lane in Williston. Stop by to say "hi" and take a look around!
Wonderful 2BR/3.5BA townhouse with sunny open floor plan, beautiful hardwood floors on 1st floor, spacious living room with gas fireplace surrounded by built-ins & upgraded mantel, crown molding, lots of windows, opens to formal dining, office/den with wall of built-ins, spacious kitchen with center island, enjoy morning coffee in the breakfast area, master & guest bedroom on 2nd floor with 2 walk in closets, finished walk out basement with slider to stone patio & great family room. Don't miss the enclosed porch for those summer evenings. Private setting. Convenient Williston location, walk to the bike path & minutes to UVM Medical Center.


text:
Q: How to manually check if model is valid and get the error message Now,I have a model like this:
namespace TestMVC.Models.ViewModel
{
   public partial class User
    {

        public string Name { get; set; }
        public int Age { get; set; }
        public string Email { get; set; }

    }

    [MetadataType(typeof(UserMetaData))]
    public partial class User
    {

    }

public class UserMetaData
{
    [Display(Name = "Name")]
    public string Name { get; set; }
    [Display(Name = "Age")]
    public int Age { get; set; }
    [Display(Name = "Email")]
    [RegularExpression(@"^\w+([-+.]\w+)*@\w+([-.]\w+)*\.\w+([-.]\w+)*$", ErrorMessage = "The email is invalid")]
    public string Email { get; set; }
}
}

and i have a method like this :
   public ActionResult ValidCheck()
    {
        ModelState.AddModelError("error", "error");
        Models.ViewModel.User model = new Models.ViewModel.User();
        model.Age = 12;
        model.Name = "Andy He";
        model.Email = "123";
        //TryValidateModel(model);
     }

I want to through the method to Check if model is valid  and get the error message ,I try to use TryValideModel but it only can get the result which the model is valid ,can't get the error message ,Is there a method can do this?could you help me?

A: To Add error for particular key. use like this.
ModelState.AddModelError("yourModelPropety", "error");  here you are setting model error for particular key.
Use ModelState.IsValid property. it tells you if is there any model errors have been added to ModelState. ModelState.Isvalid
try like this.

ModelState.AddModelError("Email ", "error");  here you are setting model error for particular key.

if(!ModelState.IsValid)
{
  // do something to display errors .
     foreach (ModelState modelState in ViewData.ModelState.Values) {
                foreach (ModelError error in modelState.Errors) {
                  DoSomethingWith(error);
            }
        }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


Designed with modern professionals in mind, the 15.6" EliteBook 850 G5 Notebook from HP is secure, manageable, and offers powerful collaboration tools, allowing users to be productive whether they are at the office or on-the-go. This system is powered by a 1.6 GHz Intel Core i5-8250U Quad-Core processor which allows you to run multiple applications simultaneously. If you need more power, the system can be overclocked to 3.4 GHz using Intel Turbo Boost 2.0 technology. The 8GB of 2400 MHz DDR4 RAM, which comes in a 1 x 8GB configuration, helps to ensure smooth multitasking and also allows the computer to quickly access frequently used files and programs. If you need more RAM, this system accepts up to 32GB, using one 16GB module in each of the 260-pin SO-DIMM slots.
For long-term storage of your files, a 256GB NVMe PCIe M.2 SSD offers quick access to your data. If you want to add external storage drives or other peripherals, the EliteBook 850 G5 features one 40 Gb/s Thunderbolt 3 port and two 5 Gb/s USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-A ports, one of which doubles as a charging port, and a docking connector. Gigabit Ethernet and 802.11ac Wi-Fi are also built-in for wired and wireless networking and Bluetooth 4.2 technology will allow you to connect additional compatible peripherals. Other integrated features include a 720p webcam, multi-array microphones, and stereo speakers with Bang & Olufsen HD audio.


December 22, 2018 at 2:17 p.m.
This was done despite Minnesota being a very liberal state yet avoiding turning it into a "diversity" freak show.
Still a great yearly event for families and people of all ages.
December 22, 2018 at 2:31 p.m.
Actually, although Texas State Fair is the biggest ( 2,049,118 ) Minnesota only ran 12 days vs Texas 24 days and came in at 2,046,533.
The daily attendance at Minnesota far exceeded the Texas attendance daily.
December 22, 2018 at 2:49 p.m.
GeneralHUSSEINMaKKK. So besides being racist, you hate gay people? What's the deal? Because you must really hate me...LOL.
December 22, 2018 at 2:57 p.m.
December 22, 2018 at 3:35 p.m.
CONDOLEEZA.......why is it despite the fact that "LGBT" " LGBT" are a TINY percent of the US population, they constitute the VAST MAJORITY of liberal posters on internet sites ?
December 22, 2018 at 3:50 p.m.
December 22, 2018 at 4:24 p.m.
The Texas State Fair is very well known and draws from the entire country. Arkansas simply isn't a tourist destination and therefore won't. Little Rock is centrally located which makes sense for a STATE fair despite Jesus Rapert's conclusion. I'd like to see just how much LR benefits financially as well. Personally, I fail to see how this is a rainy day and worthy of rainy day funds.
December 22, 2018 at 4:55 p.m.
Spend that money to level that dump Barton Coliseum.
December 22, 2018 at 6:32 p.m.
Need to move the fair out of the COMBAT/ RED LIGHT DISTRICT to a safer area. Let's face it it's too darn dangerous to go that area of town at any time day or night.


Kim, K.-W.; Han, Y.-H.; Min, S.-G. An Authentication and Key Management Mechanism for Resource Constrained Devices in IEEE 802.11-based IoT Access Networks. Sensors 2017, 17, 2170.
Kim K-W, Han Y-H, Min S-G. An Authentication and Key Management Mechanism for Resource Constrained Devices in IEEE 802.11-based IoT Access Networks. Sensors. 2017; 17(10):2170.
Kim, Ki-Wook; Han, Youn-Hee; Min, Sung-Gi. 2017. "An Authentication and Key Management Mechanism for Resource Constrained Devices in IEEE 802.11-based IoT Access Networks." Sensors 17, no. 10: 2170.


text:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE document [
  <!ENTITY project SYSTEM "project.xml">
]>
<document>

  &project;

  <properties>
    <author email="craigmcc@apache.org">Craig R. McClanahan</author>
    <title>The Realm Component</title>
  </properties>

A Realm element represents a "database" of usernames,
  passwords, and roles (similar to Unix groups) assigned
  to those users.  Different implementations of Realm allow Catalina to be
  integrated into environments where such authentication information is already
  being created and maintained, and then utilize that information to implement
  Container Managed Security as described in the Servlet
  Specification.

You may nest a Realm inside any Catalina container
  Engine, Host, or
  Context).  In addition, Realms associated with
  an Engine or a Host are automatically inherited by lower-level
  containers, unless explicitly overridden.

For more in-depth information about configuing container security
  and using the standard Realm component implementations, see the
  Realm Configuration HOW-TO in the
  administrator's section.

The description below uses the variable name $CATALINA_HOME
    to refer to the directory into which you have installed Tomcat 4,
    and is the base directory against which most relative paths are
    resolved.  However, if you have configured Tomcat 4 for multiple
    instances by setting a CATALINA_BASE directory, you should use
    $CATALINA_BASE instead of $CATALINA_HOME for each of these
    references.

  <subsection name="Common Attributes">

All implementations of Realm
    support the following attributes:

    <attributes>

      <attribute name="className" required="true">

Java class name of the implementation to use.  This class must
        implement the org.apache.catalina.Realm interface.

      </attribute>

    </attributes>

  </subsection>

  <subsection name="Standard Implementation">

Unlike most Catalina components, there are several standard
    Realm implementations available.  As a result,
    the className attribute MUST be used to select the
    implementation you wish to use.

JDBC Database Realm (org.apache.catalina.realm.JDBCRealm)

The JDBC Database Realm connects Catalina to
    a relational database, accessed through an appropriate JDBC driver,
    to perform lookups of usernames, passwords, and their associated
    roles.  Because the lookup is done each time that it is required,
    changes to the database will be immediately reflected in the
    information used to authenticate new logins.

A rich set of additional attributes lets you configure the required
    connection to the underlying database, as well as the table and
    column names used to retrieve the required information:

    <attributes>

      <attribute name="connectionName" required="true">

The database username to use when establishing the JDBC
        connection.

      </attribute>

      <attribute name="connectionPassword" required="true">

The database password to use when establishing the JDBC
        connection.

      </attribute>

      <attribute name="connectionURL" required="true">

The connection URL to be passed to the JDBC driver when
        establishing a database connection.

      </attribute>

      <attribute name="digest" required="false">

The name of the MessageDigest algorithm used
        to encode user passwords stored in the database.  If not specified,
        user passwords are assumed to be stored in clear-text.

      </attribute>

      <attribute name="driverName" required="true">

Fully qualified Java class name of the JDBC driver to be
        used to connect to the authentication database.

      </attribute>

      <attribute name="roleNameCol" required="true">

Name of the column, in the "user roles" table, which contains
        a role name assigned to the corresponding user.

      </attribute>

      <attribute name="userCredCol" required="true">

Name of the column, in the "users" table, which contains
        the user's credentials (i.e. password(.  If a value for the
        digest attribute is specified, this component
        will assume that the passwords have been encoded with the
        specified algorithm.  Otherwise, they will be assumed to be
        in clear text.

      </attribute>

      <attribute name="userNameCol" required="true">

Name of the column, in the "users" and "user roles" table,
        that contains the user's username.

      </attribute>

      <attribute name="userRoleTable" required="true">

Name of the "user roles" table, which must contain columns
        named by the userNameCol and roleNameCol
        attributes.

      </attribute>

      <attribute name="userTable" required="true">

Name of the "users" table, which must contain columns named
        by the userNameCol and userCredCol
        attributes.

      </attribute>

    </attributes>

See the JDBC Realm HOW-TO
    for more information on setting up container managed security using the
    JDBC Database Realm component.

JNDI Directory Realm (org.apache.catalina.realm.JNDIRealm)

The JNDI Directory Realm connects Catalina to
    an LDAP Directory, accessed through an appropriate JNDI driver,
    that stores usernames, passwords, and their associated
    roles. Changes to the directory are immediately reflected in the
    information used to authenticate new logins.

The directory realm supports a variety of approaches to using
    LDAP for authentication:

The realm can either use a pattern to determine the
    distinguished name (DN) of the user's directory entry, or search
    the directory to locate that entry.

The realm can authenticate the user either by binding to the
    directory with the DN of the user's entry and the password
    presented by the user, or by retrieving the password from the
    user's entry and performing a comparison locally.

Roles may be represented in the directory as explicit entries
    found by a directory search (e.g. group entries of which the user
    is a member), as the values of an attribute in the user's entry,
    or both.

 A rich set of additional attributes lets you configure the
    required behaviour as well as the connection to the underlying
    directory and the element and attribute names used to retrieve
    information from the directory:

    <attributes>

      <attribute name="connectionName" required="false">

The directory username to use when establishing a
        connection to the directory for LDAP search operations. If not
        specified an anonymous connection is made, which is often
        sufficient unless you specify the userPassword
        property.

      </attribute>

      <attribute name="connectionPassword" required="false">

The directory password to use when establishing a
        connection to the directory for LDAP search operations. If not
        specified an anonymous connection is made, which is often
        sufficient unless you specify the userPassword
        property.

      </attribute>

      <attribute name="connectionURL" required="true">

The connection URL to be passed to the JNDI driver when
        establishing a connection to the directory.

      </attribute>

      <attribute name="contextFactory" required="false">

Fully qualified Java class name of the factory class used
        to acquire our JNDI InitialContext.  By default,
        assumes that the standard JNDI LDAP provider will be utilized.

      </attribute>

      <attribute name="roleBase" required="false">

The base directory entry for performing role searches. If
        not specified the top-level element in the directory context
        will be used.

      </attribute>

      <attribute name="roleName" required="false">

The name of the attribute that contains role names in the
        directory entries found by a role search. In addition you can
        use the userRoleName property to specify the name
        of an attribute, in the user's entry, containing additional
        role names.  If roleName is not specified a role
        search does not take place, and roles are taken only from the
        user's entry.

      </attribute>

      <attribute name="roleSearch" required="false">

The LDAP filter expression used for performing role
        searches.  Use {0} to substitute the
        distinguished name (DN) of the user, and/or {1} to
        substitute the username. If not specified a role search does
        not take place and roles are taken only from the attribute in
        the user's entry specified by the userRoleName
        property.

      </attribute>

      <attribute name="roleSubtree" required="false">

Set to true if you want to search the entire
        subtree of the element specified by the roleBase
        property for role entries associated with the user. The
        default value of false causes only the top level
        to be searched.

      </attribute>

      <attribute name="userBase" required="false">

The base element for user searches performed using the
        userSearch expression.  Not used if you are using
        the userPattern expression.

      </attribute>

      <attribute name="userPassword" required="false">

Name of the attribute in the user's entry containing the
        user's password.  If you specify this value, JNDIRealm will
        bind to the directory using the values specified by
        connectionName and
        connectionPassword properties, and retrieve the
        corresponding attribute for comparison to the value specified
        by the user being authenticated.  If you do
        not specify this value, JNDIRealm will
        attempt a simple bind to the directory using the DN of the
        user's entry and the password presented by the user, with a
        successful bind being interpreted as an authenticated
        user.

      </attribute>

      <attribute name="userPattern" required="false">

Pattern for the distinguished name (DN) of the user's
        directory entry, with {0} marking where the
        actual username should be inserted. You can use this property
        instead of userSearch, userSubtree
        and userBase when the distinguished name contains
        the username and is otherwise the same for all users.

      </attribute>

      <attribute name="userRoleName" required="false">

The name of an attribute in the user's directory entry
        containing zero or more values for the names of roles assigned
        to this user.  In addition you can use the
        roleName property to specify the name of an
        attribute to be retrieved from individual role entries found
        by searching the directory. If userRoleName is
        not specified all the roles for a user derive from the role
        search.

      </attribute>

      <attribute name="userSearch" required="false">

The LDAP filter expression to use when searching for a
        user's directory entry, with {0} marking where
        the actual username should be inserted.  Use this property
        (along with the userBase and
        userSubtree properties) instead of
        userPattern to search the directory for the
        user's entry.

      </attribute>

      <attribute name="userSubtree" required="false">

Set to true if you want to search the entire
        subtree of the element specified by the userBase
        property for the user's entry. The default value of
        false causes only the top level to be searched.
        Not used if you are using the userPattern
        expression.

      </attribute>

    </attributes>

See the JNDI Realm HOW-TO
    for more information on setting up container managed security using the
    JNDI Directory Realm component.

Memory Based Realm (org.apache.catalina.realm.MemoryRealm)

The Memory Based Realm is a simple Realm implementation
    that reads user information from an XML format, and represents it as a
    collection of Java objects in memory.  This implementation is intended
    solely to get up and running with container managed security - it is NOT
    intended for production use.  As such, there are no mechanisms for
    updating the in-memory collection of users when the content of the
    underlying data file is changed.

The Memory Based Realm implementation supports the following
    additional attributes:

    <attributes>

      <attribute name="pathname" required="false">

Absolute or relative (to $CATALINA_HOME) pathname to the XML file
        containing our user information.  See below for details on the
        XML element format required.  If no pathname is specified, the
        default value is conf/tomcat-users.xml.

      </attribute>

    </attributes>

The XML document referenced by the pathname attribute must
    conform to the following requirements:

The root (outer) element must be <tomcat-users>.

Each authorized user must be represented by a single XML element
        <user>, nested inside the root element.

Each <user> element must have the following
        attributes:

name - Username of this user (must be unique
            within this file).

password - Password of this user (in
            clear text).

roles - Comma-delimited list of the role names
            assigned to this user.

See the Memory Realm HOW-TO
    information on setting up container managed security using the
    Memory Based Realm component.

  </subsection>

No components may be nested inside a Realm element.

See Single Sign On for information about
  configuring Single Sign On support for a virtual host.

</document>


text:
The Second Exodus – Italy – CCXII. Our Immigration Options (2 of 10)
Date Posted: May 16th, 2013
One of our neighbors on Rue Khantaret Ghamra was the Ovadia family. Elie and Rachel Ovadia, and their two young children were the nicest people you could hope to meet. Elie was a Civil Engineer and he helped me at times with my math homework. But of all their attributes, the one dad valued the most was their ability to organize a poker game at a moment's notice. Elie had two brothers who never needed to have their arm twisted for them to sit down to a poker game!
When Nisso was playing poker, he was at peace with the world, and, therefore easier to deal with. "Bless the Ovadia," my mother and grandmother would often say. But the time would come that we would bless this family for more than poker games.
A few years before the Suez Canal Crisis, Elie, for a variety of reasons, wanted to emigrate from Egypt. He had a friend in Australia who couldn't praise this country enough. Would Elie be interested? Very much so. Would that friend be willing to sponsor him? He would be glad to, and the task would be easy for Australia suffered from a severe labor shortage, and engineers were at a premium.
Before 1956, the Ovadias were out of Egypt; thus they escaped the galut (exile) other Jews had to confront after The Suez Canal War.
Since it was obvious that, in turn, we sooner or later had to leave Egypt, we extracted from the Ovadia family a promise to sponsor us once they settled in Australia. And they were more than willing to do so. And that is when my dream to live in this amazing land began.
Our first priority when we arrived in Genoa was to write to the Ovadias and remind them of their promise. The Ovadias were willing to sponsor us and indeed couldn't wait to see us.
And so, we went to the Australian consulate in Genoa and began our immigration formalities.
While we were waiting for our visa, Rachel wrote to us regularly.
They had bought a house there, a villa (that is how we called a detached house) with their own garden. Her favorite place was the lemon tree and that is where she wrote her letters.
Australia was starved for labor. Most people found a job a week after their arrival.
In the meantime, we were on the lookout for any Australian who came to La Veloce; but Australians were few and far between because their country was so far away from Europe. One day, Domenico came to us and very excitedly told us that a young Australian couple had just come in for lunch.
They were in Italy to study. They were just as eager to talk to us as we were to talk to them. However, we insisted that they finished their lunch first.
Their English was like a foreign tongue, very far removed from the British accent to which we were accustomed. Through their efforts to speak a "normal" English, and the fact that our ears were beginning to get accustomed to their English, we succeeded in communicating with each other.
They were so enthusiastic about their native country, they brought tears to our eyes.
Australia is a wide open country, you felt unfettered there; while they loved Italy they couldn't wait to get back home. They sounded like inmates that couldn't wait for the end of their sentence. And as they talked, they painted a vivid picture of their land. "Australia has thousands of kilometers of beaches. People are always out sunning themselves, swimming, or playing sports. If sports hadn't been invented by the rest of the world, Australians would surely have come up with the basic concept!"
Only when they came up for air, were we able to ask questions. And their replies confirmed many of the facts Rachel had provided us with.
But they were not finished. "Australians are very friendly, they love to eat well and drink, with beer being their favorite beverage. They get excited quickly and calm down just as fast. An Australian will rarely hurt you if you know how to deal with him; and they hold their liquor very well."
"During the summer many people do not cook. They put their food on the barbecue, be it meat, chicken, fish and other seafood, potatoes, and vegetables. The barbecue are on the beach itself and are provided by the municipality. You only need to bring your charcoal, food, and condiments. But no worry mate, if you forget to do so, rest assured that other people will demand that you share their meal."
"Barbecue? What on earth is that?" we asked. After recovering from their surprise that there were humans who were not aware of the existence of barbecues, they patiently explained what it was.
After hearing them out, we had to ask if anybody worked there, and contributed to society! Apparently, they did; Australians are unmatched in their talent to enjoy life to the fullest, but they also worked hard.
They told us that the seasons were reversed there (that we knew). That people drive on the left. What does that mean? When they explained it, we exclaimed, "oh, they drive on the wrong side of the road!" "No, it is the right side, the normal way to drive," they countered. I no longer remember if that particular argument was ever settled!
Sadly, days after they put stars in our eyes, we received a letter from the Australian consulate saying, "We regret to inform you that …" What happened here?
First of all, Elie was sponsoring his brothers and his father. That was too much for one sponsor. The fact that we were a young family would have played in our favor, but there was another major problem.
1956 was the year of the Hungarian revolution. Many Hungarians have left their country in a big panic. They were terrified refugees running from the Soviet tanks that had invaded the streets of Budapest. Immigration countries, Australia included, had little choice in the matter. And so Australia had no other option but to forego immigrants with many skills and already speaking English for the Hungarian refugees. We understood the dilemma faced by Australia, all of that was explained to us. "Perhaps in the future we were told." But there would be no tomorrow for us, we would never see Australia, not even as tourists.
There is to this day a sad corner in my heart about what I so strongly desired and never came to pass. I have done well, and now, in my later years, I can look with pride at my accomplishments. But Australia, is like a first love that was denied.
You never put all your eggs in one basket. While we were waiting for the Australian visa, just in case, we looked at other countries. So let us go there and look at these options.
This entry was posted on Thursday, May 16th, 2013 at 10:00 am and is filed under Memoirs. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.


text:
Tag Archives | nri
The Khaleej and India
By Rohan Joshi on March 29, 2011 in economics, India, Middle East, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates
How will the instability in the Gulf impact India's economy?
Political instability in the Middle East will likely have an impact on India. We have already seen how the uprisings in Egypt and Libya have affected the lives of the over 18,000 Indians living in that part of the world. The potential impact of the deteriorating situation in Bahrain will be far greater, where about 300,000 Indian expatriates live. GCC countries today are home to about 4.3 million Indians. This, of course, does not include the many undocumented (mostly blue collar) Indian workers in the region. In some cases (as in Dubai, which experienced an influx of workers in the last decade), the number of undocumented workers as a percentage of the total population of expatriate Indians will be considerable.
But beyond the potential effects to the lives of Indian citizens, political disturbances in the region will also have an impact on India's economy. Today, remittances account for about 4% of India's GDP (considerable, but not as high as other countries in the subcontinent). Remittances to India as a percentage of GDP have also (somewhat interestingly) increased over time, and with the liberalization of India's economy (from 1.1% in 1985, 2.8% in 2000 to about 4% in 2008). As of 2008, the Gulf was the largest source of remittances to India at about 40%:
(Source of data: Reserve Bank of India)
Two important points need to be made here: first, while we already know that India leads other nations in terms of total dollar remittances ($46 billion, 2008), it does not include remittances made via hawala transactions. Since the September 11 attacks, the U.S. has worked with Gulf countries to strengthen their finance and banking regulations to ensure control over hawala transactions (which, by their very nature, have been helpful to terrorists to finance attacks against the U.S. and India). However, according to some estimates, hawala remittances to India from the Gulf are still pegged at about 30-40% of legal remittances. That would effectively put total remittances from the Gulf to India at at least $60 billion.
Second, when one considers remittances as a percentage of net state domestic product (NSDP), some states will likely be far more vulnerable to political uncertainties in the Gulf than others. According to a study published by the Centre for Development Studies, remittances to Kerala as a percentage of the state's economy was at 30%. Further, per data published in the same report, it can be inferred that remittances from the Gulf alone can be pegged at about 28% of the Kerala's economy.
While the most immediate impact of the repatriation of Indian citizens from a worsening situation in Bahrain could result in a momentary spike in remittances, as some suggest was the case during the first Gulf War, it will undoubtedly have a medium- to long-term impact on the economies of states in India that depend heavily on them.
India's response to Bahrain
By Rohan Joshi on February 18, 2011 in Bahrain, Middle East
Unpardonable negligence.
The situation in Bahrain has steadily deteriorated, with the al-Khalifa monarchy unleashing army tanks onto the streets of the capital, Manama. About two days ago, I asked on Twitter what India's contingency plans were for the over 300,000 Indian citizens that lived in Manama, should the violence escalate. As early as February 14, I had tweeted that the violence in Manama will have a direct impact on the security of NRIs living in the country.
Today, on day six of the protests in Bahrain, MEA released this statement on the situation:
In response to a question the Official Spokesperson said that India is closely following the developments in Bahrain. Our Mission in Manama is in regular touch with representatives of the Indian community numbering over 350,000 , who are reported to be safe. We hope that calm soon returns and prevails in Bahrain. [Ministry of External Affairs]
Now, Bahrain no doubt is a friendly country and one of India's important trading partners in the region. And I appreciate the sensitivities involved in issuing statements on the situation. However, I wasn't hitherto aware that governments based their policy responses on "hope." Apparently, MEA "hopes" calm will return to Bahrain.
But what if it does not?
Further, how does the Indian Embassy in Manama know is citizens are safe? If violence in Bahrain escalates, how do these citizens know where to apply for relief?
I make these points, because of the state of the Indian Embassy in Bahrain. The Embassy didn't bother to renew its website (indianembassybahrain.com), which resulted in the website being bought by an other owner, who ended up hosting pornographic content. Worse, the Embassy purchased a second website (indianembassy-bh.com), which expired on February 15, 2011. As of today, the Indian Embassy has no effective way of being able to communicate with NRIs in that country.
On being informed about the issue, the Foreign Secretary thanked the responder and said that the ambassador "is checking." Call this nitpicking, but surely Amb. HE Mohan Kumar or his staff should have already been alert to the minor issue of their website disappearing off the face of the earth, sometime over the course of the past three days. If violence becomes unmanageable for the state this morning, I'm not sure how he or his staff expect to be able to communicate with stranded NRIs.
Their negligence is unpardonable.
Footnote: By the way, and for what it's worth, Indian citizens in Bahrain can call the 24-hour helpline (+973 17713509) to reach out to the Embassy for relief, if needed. This is the only number that the Embassy published prior to the demise of its website. Going by current form though, whether or not this number works is another question altogether.
Update: It appears that the Foreign Secretary's follow-up had the desired effect on Embassy staff in Bahrain (LT @nikhilnarayanan). Indian Embassy, Bahrain's website is back up (http://www.indianembassybahrain.com) as of 1:30pm, February 19. The website includes an advisory to Indian citizens in Bahrain and emergency contact numbers[1771-2785, 3930-4285 and 3982-8767].


Some of the closest relationships are defined by TWO people. This is not a coincident that every relation starts with ONE and care with TWOs. Do you every think about the things that dropped like an acid on the surface of your relationship? If no! You are not taking care either of your partner or your relationship.
Look! If you want to keep your Relationship alive, fresh and aromatic, you, I'm talking about YOU only; you need to bear the responsibility to initiate the things.
What things needed to be initiated in the relationship?
"Words decide how long the conversation will reach". Go with the words instead of assumption. Do not let the mind to think or make to think besides of the facts. If you do not talk enough, you will lose the connection with the mind of your partner. Be conscious to seize the chances to say something to your partner specially while upset times. Try to ask about food, dress or the shirt you want to wear today or what the thing you will bring when you come to home in the evening. Just be connected with the mind of your partner in any manner.
Never lose any chance to response upon any sign, gesture or question of your partner. If you try to ignore anything, will be a brick for the irritation in the mind. When you knew about the mood of your partner, just be with for a while don't try to make it switched instantly. Just behave with the flow of the emotions, relate with the situation and wait for a gleam to make her or him smile with your gestures or dido.
Think you are a lucky one if you got chance to say SORRY before your partner. A simple sorry can earn fresh smiling moments for your relationship. You can send a GIF with touching your ears right after you felt that you made your partner upset with your doings. Because of a genuine apologizing you will get a warm welcome from your partner at the next face off, as with a smile, moving tongue inside the mouth, lip lock with the teeth or some eye signs as well.
"A minor pin pinch can blow even a huge balloon". Smile with your Signature moves can break the clinch. It may blast a WORD MOUND but you can risk it because the possibilities always favor the risk takers. You can start the conversation with a tiny smile that will definitely create a lighter atmosphere to have a chat with your partner. A smile with lots of love in the eyes will directly connect your partner with some romantic memories where you did the same in your past time.
Love always has adorable things around the partners and one of the numbers of things can make difference. This is the easiest way to distract your partner from the upset mind and aggressive thoughts to use the Wink. Just flick a wink with a naughty smile will help to seize the attraction of your partner. A wink paring with dido smile would be a fantastic mood changer for your partner. I think you should try it instantly.
What you should not do when your partner is upset with you?
Don't try to put efforts like try to be closer of your partner (physically) it can irritate your partner.
Each time of your life is special even this mashup as well, so do not try to remedy the issues earlier. Take your time and let your partner too. Don't be in hurry to talk or interact, let the things happen naturally. Who knows what surprise your partner may plan instead of you?
Keep thinking about the surprises and fancy things that can make your partner exciting towards the happenings executed by you.
Giving surprises is one of best ways to put a great smile on the face of your partner. You can arrange a surprise party at your home or any top notch restaurant located near you and give your partner his/her most favorite thing as present. This will work as a spark in your relationship and helps you to end all the disputes from your relationships.
Your ego can be quite detrimental for your relationship. If you want to ensure a lasting relationship with your partner, then it is imperative for you to keep your ego aside.
Should virginity matter in a relationship?


text:
Danielson Introduces Bill to Support Campus Sexual Assault Survivors
DENVER – Today Colorado State Representative Jessie Danielson (D-Wheat Ridge) introduced legislation requiring Colorado's higher education institutions to put in place higher standards to respond to incidents of sexual assault on campuses.
"HB-1220 will put in place a response standard at colleges and universities to make sure that victims receive the most complete care possible, as soon as possible," Danielson said. "This measure provides an infrastructure for schools to put in place better services so that victims are getting the support they need at a time of crisis."
HB-1220 requires colleges and universities to establish a set protocol with a medical facility that provides sexual assault patient care and sexual assault evidence collection, and to assist victims in getting transportation to that facility. It also establishes a fund for gifts and grants to support the SANE (Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner) Program to increase services near campuses. The bill further requires schools to establish policies for training staff on responding to victims and providing referrals to victims advocates.
"Colorado colleges and universities both want and need to provide better support for assault victims," Danielson said. "This bill will set standards for schools to help victims in the critical minutes and hours after an assault."
releasesRachel Caine February 19, 2015
Bipartisan House Passes Danielson's Pay Equity Bill
releasesRachel Caine March 10, 2015
Legislature Honors Fallen Jeffco Sheriff's Sergeant
Rachel Caine February 17, 2015


phenomenal dwell studio leather chair picture ideas.
formidable best garden design ipad app picture inspirations.
imposing lumisource rockwell accent chair photo ideas.
rare hopewell lace curtains picture inspirations.
surprising berwell luxura task chair black image concept.
marvelous small garden bridge design.


text:
Q: Grabbing image from URL in Google App Engine, Java I have a URL which leads to in image. How do I grab this image from this URL into my servlet? NOTE: the web-app is deployed on Google App Engine.
java.net.URL myURL = "http://a3.twimg.com/profile_images/150131301/slogo4_normal.jpg";
//code to grab the image
Thank you!

A: Use the URL Fetch API - either the java.net one, or the low level one, both documented here.


Public Practice - Beach Dances; Mecca Vazie Andrews, Suchi Branfman, Rebecca Bruno, Jay Carlon, Sarah Elgart, Jeremy Hahn, No)One. Art House, Alexx Shilling, and Pieter Performance Space.
Theater - Santa Monica Rep: The Tempest!