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Q: Returning the value of a promise to another function I'm trying to get the PromiseValue in the renderSelect. (in tmp)
The thing is that I'm getting a promise, which is the normal behavior. But I don't understand how could I get the values inside the Promise so I can work with them.
I have an ApiService class as follows
handleResponse(response) {
  if (response.status >= 200 && response.status < 300) {
    return response.json();
  }
  return response.json()
    .then((res) => {
      throw new Error(res.message);
    },
    () => {
      throw new Error();
    });
}

get(url) {
  return fetch(`${this.API_URL}${url}`, {
    method: 'GET',
    headers: this.headers,
  })
    .then(response => this.handleResponse(response));
}

And my .jsx like this
const getOptions = (contractor_employee_id) => {
  const apiService = new ApiService()
  return apiService
    .get(`some_url`)
    .then(
      response => {
        return ["toto", "tata", "titi"]
    },
    err => (console.log("Failed"))
    );
};

const renderSelect = (field) => {
  const tmp = getOptions(field.id)
  console.log(tmp)

A: Promises are asynchronous. And if you want to return promise result in synchronous way, use async / await.
const renderSelect = async (field) => {
    const tmp = await getOptions(field.id)
    console.log(tmp)
}

A: You can use Javascript Promise to return a promise to renderSelect
const getOptions = (contractor_employee_id) => {
  const apiService = new ApiService()
  return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
        apiService
            .get(`some_url`)
            .then(
              response => {
                resolve(["toto", "tata", "titi"]);
            },
            err => (console.log("Failed") reject('failed');)
            );
        };

       })
}

const renderSelect = (field) => {
  getOptions(field.id).then((res) => {
      console.log(tmp);
  })
}

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A stopover is a break in a journey.

Stopover may also refer to:
 Stopover, Kentucky, United States, an unincorporated community
 The Stopover, a 2016 French film
 "Stopover" (The Professionals), an episode of the television series

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There is a common misconception that people who have Autism lack empathy. I beg to differ. Autistic people may have difficulty at times understanding the emotions of others around them (honestly, don't we all?), but that does not mean that they lack empathy. They may just respond to the feelings of others in an unconventional way, and we need to work harder to understand and appreciate those reactions.
My youngest son is Autistic and cares very much about his family and friends. Hugs might be a little too tight or knock you down, but they are meant with every inch of his body. The intensity of his Big Feelings can also cause him to act out at times, and the Little Ninja has needed coaching over the years to learn how to more properly express his empathy. For example, when he was four years old we needed to do some allergy testing on his big brother. It took all the strength of both the nurse and me to hold the Big Ninja down for the blood draw, and he cried and was very upset. That was too much for my tiny vigilante to handle. When we were done my youngest rushed at the legs of the nurse and started swinging, yelling, "You leave my brother alone!" Luckily she was a good sport about it, and was impressed at the passionate way he defended his big brother. I had a talk with him later about finding less physical ways to stand up for people. This is an especially important lesson for the times that he misinterprets a situation.
Way To Go, Kelly Jo!
During a recent family outing to a theme park I decided to ride a terrifying roller coaster for the very first time. The park had just opened so there weren't many people around yet, and I walked to the seats in the very back. My husband and children declined the opportunity to join me for this particular ride because they're not fond of extreme heights ;-). A lady walked up and asked if she could ride with me. I responded that I was happy for the company.
We started chatting and she told me that her name was Kelly Jo and that this was her first summer since losing 100 pounds! She was incredibly excited to be riding this roller coaster because she was never able to fit into the seats before. As she told her wonderful story I found myself tearing up. I then asked if I could share her story with you, and she graciously agreed. She said she lost the weight simply by changing her diet and exercising. I found her story especially inspiring due to some recent personal struggles. I was also thrilled and honored that I could share such a fun and incredibly meaningful experience with her.
We totally crushed that coaster, and the picture at the top of the post is our celebratory pose afterwards. Awesome job, Kelly Jo, and I am so glad to have met you! Thank you for sharing your exciting, happy story! I am sure you have many more adventures ahead.
My own children had a recent victory of their own at the theme park. They used to be terrified of all roller coasters and this is the first summer they have even been willing to entertain the thought. We rode a couple small ones at first, and even then it took a lot of explanation and prep work. Then one day they simply walked onto a new roller coaster and trusted me that they would be okay, without knowing any details about the coaster (other than the fact that it didn't go upside down). And guess what? They LOVED it. They didn't even get upset when it got really dark.
Who knew that a theme park could also provide opportunities to celebrate overcoming personal obstacles?
There is still over a month left in the school year for my children, but I am pretty sure I hit a wall this week. Somewhere between recent school projects, Standardized Testing review, and my complete and utter failure at appreciating my boys' teachers during Teacher Appreciation week I hit critical mass. It was all I could do to drag myself out of bed this morning and pack lunches… AGAIN. And it happened earlier this year than in years past.
Is it summer yet? I am ready for relaxed schedules and days spent at the pool.
I am also fully aware that it won't be long until I am asking, "Is it time for them to go back to school yet?" But today, I am that backpack. Or maybe the safety pin, I dunno. But you get the analogy.


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Annaatthe First Single Leaked | Going Viral
Written by Sanjay in Entertainment Last Updated October 4, 2021
Annaatthe First Single Leak: Rajinikanth is one of the most popular actors not only in the Tamil film industry but also in Indian cinema. After Darbar, Rajinikanth starred in director Siva's Annaatthe. Ever since the announcement of the film, fans have been involved in anticipation of the film.
The announcement of the release of the first single track of the film has been released. The production company has announced that the song will be released on October 4 at 6 pm. The song is sung by the late singer SB Balasubramanian.
Lyricist Vivek wrote the lyrics for the song. D.Imman composed the music for the film. Annaatthe has been formed in alliance with Nayanthara, Keerthi Suresh, Khushbu, Meena, Prakashraj, and Jagapathi Babu. The film is set to release in theaters on November 4 ahead of the upcoming Diwali festival.
#AnnaattheFirstSingle sung by the legendary Padma Vibhushan Thiru #SPBalasubrahmanyam is releasing on October 4th at 6 PM ! @rajinikanth @directorsiva #Nayanthara @KeerthyOfficial @immancomposer @Viveka_Lyrics @AntonyLRuben @dhilipaction @vetrivisuals #Annaatthe pic.twitter.com/GwMnuBGiqQ
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D. Imman said in an interview that the song would be a celebration song and that it would be the opening song of the film 'Annaatthe'. Following the announcement, fans have been trending the hashtag #AnnaattheFirstSingle on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram.
There are rumors spreading that Annaatthe first look has leaked. But don't believe that. The first single will be available to all the fans at 06:00 PM today.
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City's budget chair backs away from cuts to land transfer tax
Elizabeth Church
Mike Del Grande is photographed during the City of Toronto budget meeting at city hall in Toronto, Ont. Feb. 10/2011Kevin Van Paassen
Toronto Budget Chair Michael Del Grande is backing away from plans to chip away at the city's land transfer tax, saying the city's finances are too tight to reduce the levy.
After months of going line-by-line through the city's books, the Scarborough councillor, an accountant, says the city can't afford to reduce a source of revenue expected to bring in $330-million this year.
"My hope was that I would be able to do something," he said Wednesday during a break from council. "It doesn't look like it."
The problem, Mr. Del Grande said, is not the coming year, but the budget crunch that he sees coming in 2014 just as Toronto voters head to the polls and when Mayor Rob Ford has pledged to freeze property taxes.
"What one would like to do and what one can do are two different things," Mr. Del Grande said. "I have a fundamental responsibility not to sugar-coat anything."
Mr. Del Grande expects budget talks for 2013 will begin with an operating shortfall of about $200-million. The city's finances will get worse in 2014 because of a number of factors that will kick in that year. Two reserve funds that have been used to fund daycare spots and services provided by the shelter and housing department will run out and other changes to provincial funding for programs such as Ontario Works also will take effect. Taken together, he estimated all these factors will result in a loss of about $70-million from the city's operating budget.
Mr. Del Grande, a member of the mayor's executive committee, said no one wants to raise taxes in an election year, but described the city's fiscal situation as "unsustainable."
"I think everybody is going to be in for a surprise," he said.
Mr. Ford has vowed to hold residential tax increases at 1.75 per cent for 2013 and flat-line them the following year. He also has said he would like to eliminate what he describes as a "terrible" land transfer tax.
Earlier this year, Mr. Del Grande mused that he would like to begin reducing the tax in 5 per cent increments over two decades, beginning in 2013.
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Hermann Rappe (* 20. September 1929 in Münden, heute Hann. Münden; † 30. Januar 2022 in Hildesheim) war ein deutscher Politiker und Gewerkschafter. Er war Bundestagsabgeordneter und von 1982 bis 1995 Vorsitzender der Gewerkschaft IG Chemie-Papier-Keramik.

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Hermann Rappe wurde 1929 als Sohn eines Schreiners in Hann. Münden geboren. Die Großeltern hatten die SPD und die Konsumgenossenschaft in seinem Geburtsort mitbegründet. Hermann Rappe erwarb in einer Realschule die Mittlere Reife und begann danach eine kaufmännische Lehre in der örtlichen Konsumgenossenschaft. Dort arbeitete er von 1950 bis 1952 als kaufmännischer Angestellter. Er war zunächst Jugendvertreter, dann Betriebsratsvorsitzender und engagierte sich in der Gewerkschaftsbewegung. 1947 trat er der SPD bei. Von 1947 bis 1952 übernahm er verschiedene Funktionen in der Sozialistischen Jugend Die Falken. Er war Vorsitzender des Unterbezirks Göttingen.

Von 1953 wirkte Hermann Rappe als hauptamtlicher Mitarbeiter bei der Industriegewerkschaft Chemie-Papier-Keramik, bis 1955 als Jugendsekretär, dann als Bezirkssekretär für Organisation, Schulung und Bildung der Bezirksleitung Niedersachsen in Hannover. Von 1964 bis 1966 war er Sekretär in der Hauptabteilung Organisation beim Hauptvorstand der IG Chemie-Papier-Keramik in Hannover und für Werbung und Vertrauensleute zuständig.
Auf dem 7. Ordentlichen Gewerkschaftstag 1966 wählten die Delegierten Hermann Rappe in den geschäftsführenden Hauptvorstand. Bis 1982 leitete er die Hauptabteilung Jugend, Schule, Bildung bzw. Bildungswesen/Jugend und wurde 1978 zum stellvertretenden Vorsitzenden der IG Chemie-Papier-Keramik gewählt. Er war von 1955 bis 1964 Mitglied des Vorstandes von Arbeit und Leben Niedersachsen, sowie des Vorstandes des Niedersächsischen Bundes für freie Erwachsenenbildung, von 1970 bis 1975 Mitglied im Hauptausschuss des Bundesinstituts für Berufsbildungsforschung.

Im Deutschen Bundestag vertrat Hermann Rappe von 1972 bis 1998 als direkt gewählter sozialdemokratischer Abgeordneter den Wahlkreis Hildesheim. Er leitete die Koordinationsgruppe Mitbestimmung der SPD-Bundestagsfraktion und war von 1977 bis 1982 Vorsitzender des Bundestagsausschusses für Arbeit und Sozialordnung. Seit dem 2. Außerordentlichen Gewerkschaftstag der IG Chemie-Papier-Keramik 1982 stand Hermann Rappe als Vorsitzender bis 1995 an der Spitze dieser Gewerkschaft. Im gleichen Jahr wurde er zum Vizepräsidenten der "Internationalen Föderation von Chemie-, Energie- und Fabrikarbeiterverbänden" (ICEF) gewählt und wurde im Dezember 1988 deren Präsident. Ebenfalls 1988 wurde er Präsident der "Europäischen Föderation von Chemiegewerkschaften" (EFCG). Beide Ämter übte er bis 1995 aus. Im Verwaltungsrat der Treuhandanstalt setzte er sich dafür ein, dass der drastische Arbeitsplatzabbau in der ostdeutschen Chemie über verschiedene Fördermaßnahmen sozialverträglich ablief.

Als Vorsitzender der IG Chemie-Papier-Keramik hatte Hermann Rappe zahlreiche weitere Ämter inne, so war er u. a. Mitglied des Aufsichtsrates der VEBA und der Bayer AG, außerdem stellvertretender Vorsitzender der deutschen CARE-Organisation und Mitglied des Kuratoriums Stiftung für das behinderte Kind. In der SPD war er Mitglied des Gewerkschaftsrates und der Programmkommission.

Ehrungen und Auszeichnungen
Hermann Rappe wurden zahlreiche Auszeichnungen verliehen. So erhielt er 1980 den Verdienstorden der Bundesrepublik Deutschland (Große Verdienstkreuz). 2020 wurde ihm der Verdienstorden des Landes Sachsen-Anhalt verliehen und 2015 die Ehrenbürgerschaft der Stadt Sarstedt.

Ab 1985 war Rappe Ehrensenator der Medizinischen Hochschule Hannover. 1988 erhielt er die Ehrendoktorwürde der Hochschule für Erziehungs-, Sprach- und Kulturwissenschaften Hildesheim und 1992 die Ehrendoktorwürde der Juristischen Fakultät der Georg-August-Universität Göttingen. Ab 1988 gehörte Rappe auch dem Kuratorium der Akademie der Wissenschaften in Berlin an.

Rappe zählte zu den Preisträgern des ersten Carl Bertelsmann-Preises von 1988. Im Jahr 1995 wurde er mit dem Heinz Herbert Karry-Preis geehrt. 1996 erhielt er den Hanns Martin Schleyer-Preis.

Anfang Dezember 2004 nahm er zusammen mit der ehemaligen Bundesfamilienministerin Christine Bergmann und dem ehemaligen Ministerpräsidenten des Freistaates Sachsen Kurt Biedenkopf die Arbeit im Ombudsrat auf.

Familie
Hermann Rappe war verheiratet und hatte eine Tochter.

Weblinks

 Hermann Rappe Zeitzeuge im Videointerview
 Nachruf der IGBCE

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Nabil Shaath
Prime Minister of the Palestinian National Authority
15 December 2005 – 24 December 2005
Ahmed Qurei
August 1938 (age 79–80)
Safad, British Mandate for Palestine
Nabil Ali Muhammad (Abu Rashid) Shaath (Arabic: نبيل شعث, Nabīl Shaʿath, also spelled Sha'ath; born August 1938[1][2] in Safad) is a senior Palestinian official.[3] He has held the following titles:
Palestinian chief negotiator
Palestinian cabinet minister
Palestinian International Co-operation Minister
Planning Minister for the Palestinian National Authority
Acting Prime Minister of the PNA
Shaath served as the Palestinian Authority's first ever foreign minister from April 2003 to February 2005.
Shaath was Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Information in the Palestinian Authority Government of February 2005. On 15 December 2005, he became Acting Prime Minister of the Palestinian Authority after Ahmad Qurei resigned. He lost that position nine days later when Qurei returned to office.
Bush anecdote
Shaath made news on 7 October 2005 by commenting for a BBC documentary that in a 2003 meeting with United States President George W. Bush, Bush told him and other Palestinian officials that Bush was "driven with a mission from God."
According to Shaath, the quotation was this:
"God would tell me, George, go and fight those terrorists in Afghanistan. And I did, and then God would tell me, George, go and end the tyranny in Iraq... And I did.
"And now, again, I feel God's words coming to me, Go get the Palestinians their state and get the Israelis their security, and get peace in the Middle East. And by God I'm gonna do it."
Shaath later qualified his comments, saying that he and other world leaders at a Jordan summit two years ago "understood that he was illustrating [in his comments] his strong faith and his belief that this is what God wanted." Both the White House and Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas, who was also present at the meeting, denies that Bush ever made such a statement.[4][5][6]
In 1976, Shaath started Team International as one of the first large Multi Arab Consulting Companies. By the early 1980s, Team Int. was already established as a field leader.
Film appearances
Shaath appeared in the 2009 documentary Back Door Channels: The Price of Peace which deals with the peace treaty between Israel and Egypt.[7] The film is being released by Channel Productions in New York City.[8]
↑ http://quotio.com/by/Nabil-Shaath
↑ https://www.rulers.org/indexs3.html
↑ 'Shaʿth, Nabil Ali Muhammad (Abu Rashid; 1938–)', in Claude Faure, Dictionary of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, 2004. – via HighBeam (subscription required)
↑ "White House denies Bush claimed divine inspiration". Retrieved 2008-06-07.
↑ "Press Briefing by Scott McClellan". 2005-10-06. Retrieved 2008-06-07.
↑ "Abbas denies Bush's 'mission from God' remark - World - smh.com.au". The Sydney Morning Herald. 2005-10-08. Retrieved 2008-06-07.
↑ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on October 5, 2009. Retrieved March 10, 2010.
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Aaron Mooy believes the A-League's quality is under-appreciated in the United Kingdom.
The 25-year-old Socceroos star spent the 2016-17 season on loan from parent club Manchester City with Huddersfield Town, sweeping award after award to help the Terriers to a landmark promotion.
Among Mooy's awards were the club's Player of the Season and Man of the Match in the play-off final at Wembley against Reading.
Mooy has since returned to City, set to depart for a feast of football with the Socceroos which includes a crucial World Cup qualifier against Saudi Arabia, a glamour friendly against Brazil and the Confederations Cup in Russia.
In an interview with Manchester City's official channel, CITYtv, Mooy reflected on his passage to England's top flight, admitting he thought it would be tough to find his way back to Europe following time with Western Sydney Wanderers and Melbourne City.
"When I went back from Scotland, I always had in my head I wanted to go back to Europe … that was my goal," said Mooy, who enjoyed spells in the UK with Bolton Wanderers and St Mirren.
"I think it's difficult to get out of Australia because I think over here, they don't really appreciate that much the standard.
Would just like to say thank you for the support this year it's been incredible and glad you guys got your reward for always being behind the team ?
Though still contracted to City, Mooy's future remains up in the air, with a return to newly cashed-up Huddersfield not ruled out.
Mooy explained he would decide on his future after taking time off.
"More football, and that's what you want when everything's going well," he added.
"I'm proud and happy to be going and representing my country.


Former president, His Excellency, Goodluck Johnathan is a great man! He is a man that fears the Creator of creation, The Alpha and the Omega. The One who was and who is and who is to come. For honouring his creator by submitting to His will, Johnathan has highlighted that there is nothing in this life to struggle, not even political POWER.


Chris Cornell for the "Singles" soundtrack reissue.
Feeling nostalgic today - hanging with Chris Cornell and talking about the heady days of Cameron Crowe's iconic Seattle tome, "Singles."
Thanks Sony Music for inviting us to help with the interview stuff up here... for the upcoming re-issue of the movie's soundtrack.
We have many friends worked on that movie - Cameron and his vision were exactly what SeaTown needed back then. In fact, we could use another "Singles" today.... And Soundgarden was one of our favorite bands of that era. Thanks Jim, Darren, Rico and most of all, Chris C.


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This Honda Valkyrie for sale is one of the nicest Interstates you will find for the price but I don't have time for tire kickers, so please don't call unless you're a qualified and serious buyer.
It runs smooth as silk with no problems at all! It's just an awesome Bike that probably won't stay on the market long since the Valkyrie Interstate was only produced from 1999-2001 and it's getting harder to find a nice one with low mileage like this one.
The Honda for sale is located in Meridian near Boise ID Idaho and my asking price is $9250! You can reach me by calling (NO EMAILS OR TEXTS) five seven one one 9five five to make an appointment, request pics or to ask any questions (and don't forget to mention that you found this ad on GoGoCycles Motorcycle Classifieds gogocycles.com).
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Riddle of the Day: Can You Figure Out How Many of These 30 Cows Didn't?
Well, if not that, do you enjoy people getting increasingly frustrated over riddles?
If you enjoy both, this video is for you!
It combines our love of riddles, cows, fields and anger in a tapestry of virality, spiraling its way down the Internet's drain.
Now, we'll have to ask how long it took you to get the thing? Need a hint?
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Gary Waddock Returns As First-Team Manager
Aldershot Town are delighted to announce the return of Gary Waddock as First-Team Manager on a rolling contract.
The former Republic of Ireland and Queen's Park Rangers midfielder, who leaves his role as Assistant First-Team Coach at Barnet, previously led The Shots into the Football League in 2008 as he won the Blue Square Premier title with a then-record total of 101 points.
That season also saw records set for victories in a Conference season (31) and most number of home wins by Aldershot FC or Aldershot Town, with 18, as well as triumph in the Setanta Shield and a run to the semi-final of the FA Trophy.
"It's a situation I never thought I'd be in but I'm delighted to be here," said Waddock. "It's a nice feeling. I like to assemble squads that I would like to watch. I've missed the people here and I've missed the supporters – the atmosphere they created at home games was amazing and I loved that. We have to be able to give them something to cheer about and we're going to try our best to get this place rocking again."
"Gary was clearly the number one choice for a lot of supporters, and he was our number one choice too," explained Chairman Shahid Azeem. "The Board have listened to what the fans have told us, but it was a tough decision. Ultimately, though, we need somebody who will galvanise the Club and bring supporters back to the EBB Stadium.
"I would again like to thank Barry Smith for his hard work at the Club, and equally for the honourable way in which he conducted himself throughout the season. Now we look to the future, with the Club united behind our manager, and I hope that all Aldershot Town supporters are as excited about what Gary can achieve here as we are."
The Kingsbury-born 54 year-old began his career with Queen's Park Rangers in 1979 and rapidly forged a fine reputation as a tough-tackling midfielder. In a career spanning 491 Football League appearances, Gary played in the 1982 FA Cup Final, won the Second Division championship in 1982-83, and subsequently played for Charleroi, Millwall, Swindon Town, Bristol Rovers and Luton Town. He also won 21 caps for the Republic of Ireland and narrowly missed out on selection for the 1990 World Cup.
Gary's coaching career began back at Loftus Road, with the Rangers Academy, from where he graduated, in February 2006, to first-team manager.
Having taken The Shots into the Football League in his first season, Aldershot Town finished 15th in League Two and had risen to sixth when, after two-and-half-years at the EBB Stadium, Gary was appointed manager of Wycombe Wanderers, in October 2009. He led the Chairboys to promotion back into League One in 2011.
Following a spell as Head of Coaching at MK Dons, Gary was appointed Head Coach at Oxford United and, in 2014, Assistant Manager and then Caretaker Manager at Portsmouth. He joined Barnet last year but now returns to management with the Club where he made his name.
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Conspicuous adjective - Likely to attract attention.
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Remarkable adjective - Different from the ordinary in a way that causes curiosity or suspicion.
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Tracy is a highly experienced debt recovery manager, with 27 years experience recovering debts either through the Court system or by pre legal action and negotiation. Her recent work includes handling recruitment agency debts, dealing with the debts of a large company which specialised in preventative business loss, and acting for several letting agencies in recovering debts for landlords.
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Handling a high volume of debts from two local Universities to include accommodation fees, tuition fees and library fees. Most of the debts are recovered using pre-legal methods e.g. several letters, emails, phone calls etc. which makes the whole process cost effective for the clients.
Dealing with several local Insolvency Practices to recover debts from companies that have gone into liquidation or CVA (Company Voluntary Agreement). We are often under a time limit to recover these debts, so if pre-legal does not work then sometimes a harder stance is required by the issuing of Court proceedings or Statutory Demands.


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Poplar Grove es una villa ubicada en el condado de Boone en el estado estadounidense de Illinois. En el Censo de 2010 tenía una población de 5023 habitantes y una densidad poblacional de 240,95 personas por km².

Geografía
Poplar Grove se encuentra ubicada en las coordenadas . Según la Oficina del Censo de los Estados Unidos, Poplar Grove tiene una superficie total de 20.85 km², de la cual 20.79 km² corresponden a tierra firme y (0.25%) 0.05 km² es agua.

Demografía
Según el censo de 2010, había 5023 personas residiendo en Poplar Grove. La densidad de población era de 240,95 hab./km². De los 5023 habitantes, Poplar Grove estaba compuesto por el 88.37% blancos, el 1.91% eran afroamericanos, el 0.26% eran amerindios, el 0.98% eran asiáticos, el 0.02% eran isleños del Pacífico, el 6.65% eran de otras razas y el 1.81% pertenecían a dos o más razas. Del total de la población el 15.15% eran hispanos o latinos de cualquier raza.

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Undergaro-Menounos Big Fat Greek Wedding – on The NotSam Network
The first episode of The Tomorrow Show with Keven Undergaro on the NotSam Network! Our fearless Captain Kev is back from his European adventures with his wife and Admiral Maria Menounos, and he has lots of stories to share!
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On tonight's episode, Sam Roberts, of SiriusXM's Jim Norton & Sam Roberts Show, guest hosted! He talked about his extremely crafty way of wooing his wife& how AIM& Milk Duds came into play. Later, Wrestler Austin Aries joined the crew and schooled them on the importance of vegetables. No cows for double A! Finally, Clouse rounds out the show with some PERTINENT news stories including whether or not Kylie Jenner is preggers, Anthony Weiner's sentence and John Cena's potential retirement.
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Sam Roberts & Jim Norton guest on today's Tomorrow Show with Keven Undergaro. Sean Waltman also joins them to discuss wrestling, politics, millennial and so much more.
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#66 – Megan Batoon & Sam Roberts
You Tube superstar Megan Batoon is in the studio to talk about how her videos started going viral and discusses other YouTubers encouraging people who to vote for the in the election. Surprise guest Sam Roberts then joined Sean "X-Pac" Waltman at the social media station to help Megan decide which of the legendary WWF managers she wants to represent her.
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Sam Roberts of SiriusXM's "Sam Roberts' Show" on Opie Radio was in studio talking about starting his career interning and later producing "The Opie & Anthony Show", Anthony's firing, some of the legendary comedy bits that he was involved in and the on-air confrontations he witnessed.
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"Mareike Murray was the perfect choice for Rachel and Danny, who wanted a photographer with an eye for detail and who would make them feel comfortable. 'Mareike did an absolutely amazing job and put everyone at ease - we are so glad we went with our instincts'."
Thank you so much Rachel and Danny - I'm looking forward to the 2013 wedding season even more now, if that is possible!


Is it "self-study" if you have a Chinese teacher?
I mentioned in my last post how my Chinese teacher helped me translate the world's funniest joke into Mandarin. Following that, I got a couple of DMs though Twitter and one email, asking me about how I can have a teacher when I also say that I self-study Chinese ... so I thought I would explain what I think the difference is.
In later posts I will explain how I chose my teachers, and exactly what a typical lesson looks like.
About 99% of what I know is through listening to podcasts (90% was from ChinesePod and 10% was Popup Chinese), studying books & websites, working through flashcards (read my posts on the topic here), reading comics & children's stories, etc.
I have also learned by having conversations with people, asking questions, having language exchange partners, being corrected by strangers that I'm chatting with ... and having a teacher on & off.
While in London, Athena and I would meet somewhere between once a week and once a month - and even though I haven't had a lesson with her in 1.5 years, we still stay in touch - it's wonderful how well you can get to know someone even when you're talking using really short sentences and simple words!
Now in Hong Kong, my teacher for the last couple of months has been Judy - we're meeting about once a week (though my travel schedule makes that a challenge!), and doing a variety of talking, reading, sentence dissection, etc.
I am not saying that self-study is the only way, or even the best way. But for me, I wouldn't do it any other way. And of course people use their teachers in their own way.
One of my friends (he's in his late 30s) is learning Russian, and he meets a teacher every week. She's strict - and he's a little scared of her. So usually the night before their lesson he stays up late, doing homework, memorising words. Their relationship works because it's the fear of the teacher that gets him to study. I don't know how sustainable this is, but for now he is further than he otherwise would have been. I can't work that way, but it works for him.
Another friend (around 30) is learning German, and he also meets a teacher weekly. He doesn't fear her, but he uses her as an excuse. He seems to think that because he has a teacher he doesn't actually have to learn material himself. So he doesn't. He lived in Germany for two years, with weekly lessons, and I've watched him struggle to ask for a menu and a bottle of water in German. I couldn't let myself do this.
If a teacher helps you, then get one. If you can't afford one, then find a language exchange partner. But do what works for you. And remember that it's your life and your language learning. Please don't let a teacher dictate what & how you should do things ... when you stop enjoying you stop learning.
I saw an article on the CNN website, where they announce: "The world's funniest joke has been revealed after a year-long search by scientists."
Two hunters are out in the woods when one of them collapses. He doesn't seem to be breathing and his eyes are glazed. The other guy takes out his phone and calls the emergency services. He gasps: "My friend is dead! What can I do?" The operator says: "Calm down, I can help. First, let's make sure he's dead." There is a silence, then a gunshot is heard. Back on the phone, the guy says: "OK, now what?"
I memorised a joke in Mandarin about 2-3 years ago, and I've got great mileage from it since then - so I decided to translate this one, and will set about memorising it over the next few days. Because of the subtle wording required to make this joke work, I did this yesterday as an exercise with Judy, my Chinese teacher.
So what was the first joke you memorised? You're welcome to copy it into a comment below, or at least provide a link if you have one.


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Marshall Crenshaw – Thank You Rock Fans!
Newly discovered unreleased recordings found in our vault from an incredible live performance on June 4th at the Keystone in San Francisco, CA, during the tour of his debut album in 1982.
Audio sourced from the original master analog reels, will be mixed by Chris Stamey with lacquers cut at Sam Phillips Recording Service in Memphis.
Will be co-produced by Marshall himself, who will write liner notes and provide never before seen photographs.
180g black vinyl will be pressed at Record Industry and would come in a gatefold tip-on Stoughton sleeve and an 11×11 insert with photos and information.
Black Sabbath – The End Triple colored vinyl LP pressing. 2017 live release from the legendary British band. Almost five decades ago, the toll of a bell and rolling thunder marked the conception of an ear splittingly monolithic riff. In that moment, Black Sabbath and the sound of heavy metal were forged. The band embarked on what Ozzy describes as the most incredible adventure you could think of, a journey that would go on to define a genre. The End is a celebration of Black Sabbath's final hometown concert at Birmingham's Genting Arena on February 4th, 2017. With a hit packed set list including 'Iron Man', 'Paranoid', 'War Pigs', and many more, the high production values, visual effects, and pyrotechnics wowed fans, as the band delivered the most emotionally charged show in their history.
Sandra Boynton – Hog Wild! Hog Wild! is Boynton's sixth album, created with long-time writing partner, Michael Ford. Their celebrated albums have sold over 3 million copies, and have garnered a Grammy nomination, two Gold record albums and one Platinum (Philadelphia Chickens). Hog Wild! includes 11 new, original wide-ranging dance tracks, written and produced by Sandra Boynton with Michael Ford, performed by a remarkable roster of artists, including Kristen Bell, Samuel L. Jackson, Raúl Esparza, Laura Linney & "Weird Al" Yankovic, Mark Lanegan, Scott Bakula, Patrick Wilson, Stanley Tucci, Five For Fighting, and more.
The Doors – Strange Days Remastered from the original 1967 mono master on 180 gram vinyl.
John Fogerty – Blue Moon Swamp 20th anniversary editon. First time on vinyl.
Mitch Hedberg – Do You Believe In Gosh?
Husker Du – Savage Young Du Experience the punishing sonic origins of a punk icon. Collected here for the first time, and skillfully remastered from original board tapes, demos, and session masters, this collection is an authoritative chronicling of the wellspring and maturation of Grant Hart, Greg Norton and Bob Mould – three Minneapolis teenagers who'd go on to become the most heralded trio of the American punk underground. Follow the Hüskers to their earliest gigs in 1979, through extensive road dog touring, and to the start of their partnership with West Coast tastemaker SST in 1983. This primitive stage in the fabled career of Hüsker Dü is presented as a deluxe box set and packaged with a hardbound book crammed full of never before seen photos, flyers, and a sprawling essay with participation from the band. Spread across four LPs or three CDs, 47 of the 69 songs compiled here are previously unissued. Also included are Statues/Amusement, In A Free Land, Everything Falls Apart, and an alternate recording of the Land Speed Record set.
Metallica – Master of Puppets 2 versions: 180 gram re-master and a limited edition box set featuring 10 CDs, 3 LPs, 2 DVDs and 1 cassette, plus a lyric folder, Pushead print, six buttons and a 108-page book.
• Audio sourced from the original masters with lacquers cut at Sam Phillips Recording Service. Mark Sandman was a stickler for fidelity of their documented live performances and this music was expertly recorded showcasing amazing room ambience.
• Co-produced by saxophonist, Dana Colley, who wrote the liner notes and provided never before seen photographs used on the package.
• Each 2LP set will be individually numbered and strictly limited based on pre-orders – only 2555 released worldwide!
Angel Olsen – Phases How do you best describe Angel Olsen? From the lo-fi, sparse folk-melancholy of her 2010 EP, Strange Cacti, to the electrified, polished rock 'n' roll bursting from 2016's beloved and acclaimed MY WOMAN, Olsen has refused to succumb to a single genre, expectation, or vision. Impossible to pin down, Olsen navigates the world with her remarkable, symphonic voice and a propensity for narrative, her music growing into whatever shape best fits to tell the story. Phases is a collection of Olsen's work culled from the past several years, including a number of never-before-released tracks. "Fly On Your Wall," previously contributed to the Bandcamp-only, anti-Trump fundraiser Our First 100 Days, opens Phases, before seamlessly slipping into "Special," a brand new song from the MY WOMAN recording sessions. Both "How Many Disasters" and "Sans" are first-time listens: home-recorded demos that have never been released, leaning heavily on Olsen's arresting croon and lonesome guitar. The B-sides compilation is both a testament to Olsen's enormous musical range and a tidy compilation of tracks that have previously been elusive in one way or another. Balancing tenacity and tenderness, Phases acts as a deep-dive for longtime fans, as well as a fitting introduction to Olsen's sprawling sonics for the uninitiated.
Various Artists – Soul Christmas Considered one of the best Rock N Roll Christmas albums and ranked #9 on Rolling Stone's 25 Greatest Christmas Albums of All Time list, Soul Christmas was originally released as a compilation on Atlantic's sub label, Atco Records back in 1968. It is a terrific collection of holiday songs featuring R&B legends Otis Redding, Carla Thomas, Solomon Burke, Joe Tex, Clarence Carter, William Bell, King Curtis, and Booker T. & The MGs. This title will get the high-class ROG treatment with the album coming in a tip-on single pocket sleeve from Stoughton, mastered from the best possible source and lacquers cut at Sam Phillips Recording Service in Memphis. For this title, fans will get the opportunity to vote between several different color-way options for the vinyl: solid red, solid green, solid white or clear with a mix of red, white, and green.
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Nanjing Massacre witness libel suit compensation paid out in Japan
Mourners pay respects to relatives, victims of the Nanjing Massacre, at the Nanjing Memorial Hall of Compatriots Murdered in the Nanjing Massacre in Nanjing, capital of east China's Jiangsu Province, April 4, 2009. Mourners expressed respects for the victims of the Nanjing Massacre in Nanjing during the tomb-sweeping holiday. (Xinhua File Photo)
Libel damages have been paid to the lawyers of Chinese Nanjing Massacre survivor who won a lawsuit in Japan, she said on Friday.
Xia Shuqin, aged 80, said her Japanese lawyers told her that the compensation of 4.55 million yen (about 44,500 U.S. dollars) was in their account, and will be transferred to her soon, but they did not say when.
"I feel relieved. The compensation is a comfort to all those who suffered in the massacre," said Xia, who testified in court in Japan in 2006 about her family tragedy during the massacre.
A mourner pays a visit to her relative, a victim of the Nanjing Massacre, at the Nanjing Memorial Hall of Compatriots Murdered in the Nanjing Massacre in Nanjing, capital of east China's Jiangsu Province, April 4, 2009. Mourners expressed respects for the victims of the Nanjing Massacre in Nanjing during the tomb-sweeping holiday. (Xinhua/Han Yuqing)
The three-year lawsuit ended in February, when the Japanese Supreme Court rejected an appeal by Shudo Higashinakano, a right-wing Asia University scholar, and Tendensha, a publishing house, ordering them to pay a combined 4 million yen (44,500 U.S. dollars) in damages to Xia.
Xia was eight years old when seven out of nine members of her immediate family was slaughtered by Japanese soldiers in Nanjing in 1937. Part of Xia's story was featured in a documentary shot by American John Magee.
Zhu Chengshan, director of the Nanjing Memorial Hall of Compatriots Murdered in the Nanjing Massacre, said the film by Magee is believed to be the only documentary about the massacre. It was first shown in America in 1938.
However, Higashinakano's book "Complete Investigation into the Nanjing Massacre", defamed Xia by saying she was a false witness to the mass murder during World War II (which Chinese historians say began with Japan's invasion of China in 1931), and she was not the girl in the documentary.
The book, published by Tendensha in 1998, was translated into English and Chinese and has sold thousands of copies.
The libel suit was brought to the Supreme Court after the defendants refused to accept the Tokyo High Court's ruling.
Zhu said that the lawsuit victory marks a defeat of Japanese right wingers who have denied this chapter in their nation's history.
"There were quite a few cases concerning the massacre brought against Japanese right wingers. But Xia is the only person who won lawsuits in both China and Japan," he said.
Japanese invading troops occupied Nanjing, capital of east China's Jiangsu Province, in December 1937 and then launched a six-week-long massacre. Historical records show that more than 300,000 Chinese people, civilians as well as military prisoners, were killed.
Nanjing Massacre epic historical film "John Rabe" debuts at the Berlinale
Chinese hail Nanjing Massacre witness' libel suit victory
Tokyo high court rules Nanjing Massacre victim be compensated for slander
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Working People Give a Bold Union Yes in Las Vegas
Wednesday, September 21st, 2016
If you were lamenting that Labor Day's current day association with leisure has obfuscated the true meaning of the holiday—don't despair because the working people of Boulder Station Hotel & Casino got together over the Labor Day weekend and after a long battle said, "Union Yes!"
More than 570 Boulder Station workers will now enjoy and exercise their right to come together and make things better at their workplace with the Culinary Workers Union Local 226 and the Bartenders Union Local 165. Boulder Station is the first of Station Casinos' properties in Nevada to vote yes for unionization.
"It is very simple: We voted for the union because we want to have a union at Boulder Station," said Rodrigo Solano, a cook at the casino, which opened in 1994. "After all these years of fighting to make our jobs better, it is time for management to listen to us: We want to have fair wages and good health benefits like tens of thousands of other casino workers in Las Vegas."
At the large casino-hotels owned and operated by Station Casinos in Las Vegas, including the soon-to-be-acquired Palms Casino Resort, workers have been publicly demanding a fair process to exercise their right to choose whether to form a union. Station Casinos responded with a vicious anti-union campaign.Despite the attacks, the working people of Boulder Station came together.
"Our company has enjoyed great success because of the hard work we put in every day to provide great service and hospitality," said Maria Portillo, a food runner at Boulder Station. "We deserve to have a union contract that gives us job security, fair wages, good health care and a pension so that we can have the opportunity to provide for our families through our hard work."
In the recent environment of heightened anti-immigrant sentiment spewing from those vying for the highest offices, while also embroiled in concurrent battles with unions of working people, it's great to see workers stand up and join forces with the Culinary Workers Union. The Culinary Workers Union is Nevada's largest immigrant organization with more than 57,000 members—a diverse membership that represents just over 50% Latino workers, as well as a membership of about 50% women. Members—who work as guest room attendants, bartenders, cocktail and food servers, porters, bellmen, cooks and kitchen workers—come from 167 countries and speak more than 40 different languages.
"We know about the Culinary Workers Union and Bartenders Union, and the union standard that workers have fought to have for more than 80 years, and we made our decision based on those facts," said Jeri Allert, a cocktail server at Boulder Station. "I look forward to negotiating a good union contract that protects my co-workers and our families."
The hardest fought battles can yield the sweetest victories—a bolder #UnionYes and the power of a union to keep fighting for what you deserve.
This blog originally appeared in aflcio.org on September 16, 2016. Reprinted with permission.
Sonia Huq is the Organizing Field Communications Assistant at the AFL-CIO. She grew up in a Bangladeshi-American family in Boca Raton, Florida where she first learned a model of service based on serving a connected immigrant cultural community. After graduating from the University of Florida, Sonia served in the AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps and later worked for Manavi, the first South Asian women's rights organization in the United States. She then earned her Master's in Public Policy from the George Washington University and was awarded a Women's Policy Inc. fellowship for women in public policy to work as a legislative fellow in the office of Representative Debbie Wasserman (FL-23). Sonia is passionate about working towards a more just society and hopes to highlight social justice issues and movements through her writing.
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Maryland Unions Hit Jobs Jackpot with New Casinos
Labor unions in the Washington, D.C. area got an early Christmas present December 20, when Maryland state officials announced their approval of a plan to build a massive MGM Resorts International casino complex just a few miles from the nation's Capitol building.
The news comes as a welcome sign of organized labor's vitality in Maryland, which has seen falling union membership during the last decade. As of 2012, unions represented just 12.3 percent of Maryland jobholders—a decrease of 23,000 workers from the previous year.
One of Maryland labor's responses to this challenge has been to lobby on behalf of expanded gambling long before casino construction ever takes place, usually in return for a mutually beneficial "labor peace agreement." In the case of MGM Resorts, the gambling powerhouse received its approval from the Maryland Video Lottery Facility Location Commission with the help of an ad-hoc coalition of local labor unions, says John Boardman, an officer of D.C.-based Unite Here Local 25. He estimates that the $925 million project will generate about 2,000 temporary construction jobs and 4,000 permanent ones.
"We have a labor peace agreement with MGM, so I expect we will be moving pretty quickly to organize wall-to-wall," Boardman tells Working In These Times. About 2,000 of the permanent casino workers are likely to be represented by Local 25, he says, with the remainder spread out among Teamsters Local 639, International Union of Operating Engineers (IUOE) Local 99 and International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) Local 22. Similarly, the 2,000 temporary construction jobs are expected to be filled by union members linked to the Washington, D.C. Building Trades Council (AFL-CIO), a regional alliance of 15 union locals of electricians, ironworkers, painters, plumbers and others.
As the sixth major gambling site in the state, MGM's construction signifies the emergence of casinos in Maryland as "a billion-dollar industry," notes James Karmel, a historian, author and gambling industry analyst. This growth has been aided in large part by the lobbying efforts of local labor, particularly where casino-friendly legislation is concerned. Unions supported a 2008 state constitutional referendum that legalized slot machine parlors; its passage prompted the opening of four such establishments throughout Maryland. And after another 2012 statewide referendum—also strongly supported by unions—granted slot machine operators the right to expand into other types of gambling and to commence 24-hour operation, an expanded Caesars Entertainment Horseshoe site began construction in Baltimore.
All this has added up to a regional gambling boom, Karmel says, with the creation of more than 9,000 permanent jobs in addition to thousands of temporary construction ones. But allying with labor is nothing new for casino companies, who have successfully negotiated deals with labor unions in other locations around the country.
"It's logical that the big casino companies like MGM and Caesars would bring unions with them when they expand into Maryland," because these same companies are also heavily unionized in Las Vegas and elsewhere, says Karmel. "They are used to having unions … there is a long tradition of unionization in gambling."
Indeed, in April 2013, Working In These Times reported that Caesars had struck a deal to unionize most of its estimated 1,700 permanent casino jobs in Baltimore, paralleling its existing agreements in other cities. And Boardman expects the yet-to-be-negotiated labor contracts at MGM's Maryland location to mirror the "middle class wages and benefits" established by the company's labor pacts with Unite Here locals at its branches in Las Vegas. He says many MGM entry-level jobs will likely pay about $17 an hour and come with fully paid health benefits.
The opportunity for organizing is so great, in fact, that it may be causing dissension among various unions when it comes to employee coverage. For example, the November 2013 issue of The Seafarers Log, the official publication of the Seafarers International Union (SIU), reported that a joint effort between the SIU-affiliated Seafarers Entertainment and Allied Trades Union (SEATU) and United Food & Commercial Workers Local 27 had succeeded in signing up about 2,500 new union members working at the expanded slot parlors. Sources indicate that some local unions regard SEATU as an intruder into their own jurisdictions. (Representatives from SIU and UFCW declined to comment for this story.)
For the most part, however, with labor peace agreements now in place for Maryland's two large new casinos, leaders are counting the boom as a success. Fred Mason, President of the Maryland State and District of Columbia AFL-CIO, says the growth is a good example of the kind of gains that can be made when unions engage politicians and the public in job-creation initiatives.
"It's creating jobs and pumping money into the economy generally," he says. "And, of course, it is important that these are good-paying union jobs."
This article was originally printed on Working In These Times on January 8, 2014. Reprinted with permission.
About the Author: Bruce Vail is a Baltimore-based freelance writer with decades of experience covering labor and business stories for newspapers, magazines and new media. He was a reporter for Bloomberg BNA's Daily Labor Report, covering collective bargaining issues in a wide range of industries, and a maritime industry reporter and editor for the Journal of Commerce, serving both in the newspaper's New York City headquarters and in the Washington, D.C. bureau.
Tags: AFL-CIO, casino, Maryland, seafarers, SEATU, SIU


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# Zahasoft.Persist.Shared

## Contents

- [Entity](#T-Zahasoft-Persist-Entity 'Zahasoft.Persist.Entity')
  - [CreatedOn](#P-Zahasoft-Persist-Entity-CreatedOn 'Zahasoft.Persist.Entity.CreatedOn')
  - [DeletedOn](#P-Zahasoft-Persist-Entity-DeletedOn 'Zahasoft.Persist.Entity.DeletedOn')
  - [Key](#P-Zahasoft-Persist-Entity-Key 'Zahasoft.Persist.Entity.Key')
  - [ModifiedOn](#P-Zahasoft-Persist-Entity-ModifiedOn 'Zahasoft.Persist.Entity.ModifiedOn')
  - [Status](#P-Zahasoft-Persist-Entity-Status 'Zahasoft.Persist.Entity.Status')
  - [Version](#P-Zahasoft-Persist-Entity-Version 'Zahasoft.Persist.Entity.Version')
- [RepositoryFactory](#T-Zahasoft-Persist-RepositoryFactory 'Zahasoft.Persist.RepositoryFactory')
  - [#ctor(serviceProvider)](#M-Zahasoft-Persist-RepositoryFactory-#ctor-System-IServiceProvider- 'Zahasoft.Persist.RepositoryFactory.#ctor(System.IServiceProvider)')
  - [ServiceProvider](#P-Zahasoft-Persist-RepositoryFactory-ServiceProvider 'Zahasoft.Persist.RepositoryFactory.ServiceProvider')
  - [CreateCommandRepository\`\`1()](#M-Zahasoft-Persist-RepositoryFactory-CreateCommandRepository``1 'Zahasoft.Persist.RepositoryFactory.CreateCommandRepository``1')
  - [CreateQueryRepository\`\`1()](#M-Zahasoft-Persist-RepositoryFactory-CreateQueryRepository``1 'Zahasoft.Persist.RepositoryFactory.CreateQueryRepository``1')
- [TransactionNotInitializedException](#T-Zahasoft-Persist-TransactionNotInitializedException 'Zahasoft.Persist.TransactionNotInitializedException')
  - [#ctor()](#M-Zahasoft-Persist-TransactionNotInitializedException-#ctor 'Zahasoft.Persist.TransactionNotInitializedException.#ctor')

## Entity `type`

##### Namespace

Zahasoft.Persist

##### Summary

Generic base entity.

### CreatedOn `property`

##### Summary

*Inherit from parent.*

### DeletedOn `property`

##### Summary

*Inherit from parent.*

### Key `property`

##### Summary

*Inherit from parent.*

### ModifiedOn `property`

##### Summary

*Inherit from parent.*

### Status `property`

##### Summary

*Inherit from parent.*

### Version `property`

##### Summary

*Inherit from parent.*

## RepositoryFactory `type`

##### Namespace

Zahasoft.Persist

##### Summary

Factory that can create new repository by entity type.

### #ctor(serviceProvider) `constructor`

##### Summary

Initializes a new instance of the [RepositoryFactory](#T-Zahasoft-Persist-RepositoryFactory 'Zahasoft.Persist.RepositoryFactory')class.

##### Parameters

| Name | Type | Description |
| ---- | ---- | ----------- |
| serviceProvider | [System.IServiceProvider](http://msdn.microsoft.com/query/dev14.query?appId=Dev14IDEF1&l=EN-US&k=k:System.IServiceProvider 'System.IServiceProvider') | Service provider |

### ServiceProvider `property`

##### Summary

Gets provider for dependency injection.

### CreateCommandRepository\`\`1() `method`

##### Summary

*Inherit from parent.*

##### Parameters

This method has no parameters.

### CreateQueryRepository\`\`1() `method`

##### Summary

*Inherit from parent.*

##### Parameters

This method has no parameters.

## TransactionNotInitializedException `type`

##### Namespace

Zahasoft.Persist

##### Summary

Exception thrown when database transaction is not initialized.

### #ctor() `constructor`

##### Summary

Initializes a new instance of the [TransactionNotInitializedException](#T-Zahasoft-Persist-TransactionNotInitializedException 'Zahasoft.Persist.TransactionNotInitializedException')class.

##### Parameters

This constructor has no parameters.

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By Sarah Deen on March 12, 2013 0 comment
Parker isn't entertainingly bad like Crank or The Transporter 1 through 3. It's just bad. Bad acting, bad plot, bad villains, bad heroes, and a bad-ass car.
Jason Statham is made of rage and speaks like he's reading the instruction manual for setting up a Freeview box. Naturally neither of these things elevate Parker to the lofty heights of, say, The Mechanic; and make for the most mind-numbing 118 minutes of your life that you will never get back.
Do Elephants Pray?
Do Elephants Pray? No. Or maybe yes. There aren't actually any elephants praying in this film, but the question is debated. For a bit. In between a trippy journey of self-discovery and one man's seemingly endless journey to bed a hot French chick. Seriously, there is something about the meaning of life explained somewhere in this movie; and if you can take your eyes off the stunning and enchanting leading lady Julie Dray for a couple of seconds; you'll find it.
The Attacks of 26/11
The Attacks of 26/11 is not, I repeat NOT, a documentary; but a dramatisation of real attacks that happened in Mumbai in 2008. 'Drama' is the key word, here. Showy and histrionic; this film's heart is in the right place; but it doesn't quite manage to create the edge-of-your-seat terror one would expect from a film based on such horrific events.
Donnie Yen is Jet Li 15 years ago. A feat of martial arts engineering yet to be discovered by the mainstream masses. So when someone tells you to go check out the new film by Peter Ho-Sun Chan (the mastermind behind Bodyguards and Assassins and The Warlords) featuring Donnie Yen, you do so with a certain skip in your step. You don't expect to come out the other side on a stumble, feeling just a little disappointed while still pleasantly surprised. Confused? Let me explain…
12 In A Box
By Kayleigh Dray on March 06, 2013 1 comment
Deeply unsatisfying, 12 In A Box fails to deliver on all accounts. Too dark to be lighthearted, too slapstick to be a proper black comedy, it's no wonder the schizophrenic plot leaves the majority of viewers baffled, bewildered and, above all else, bored out of their minds.
Oz: the Great and Powerful
By Alex Mullane on March 04, 2013 0 comment
Oz: the Great and Powerful, the prequel to 1939's The Wizard of Oz that everyone has been clamouring for these past 70-odd years (ahem), is most surprising in that it's nowhere near the mess it promised to be. Luridly colourful and garish, but filled with likable performances and some excellent 3D. But while it may not be a total mess, but that's not to say that it isn't still wildly inconsistent at times.
By Carlotta Eden on March 01, 2013 1 comment
The latest fairy tale movie-on-the-block is Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters; a gory, mindless re-telling and continuation of the Grimm brothers' original folk tale. Strangely, it can never quite work out if it's written for adults or children, incorporating a dull and simplistic script with a random splattering of heavy cursing and limbs being ripped apart from bodies. It's an odd one, Hansel and Gretel may be at its best during the action but it's still all thoughtless and long-winded.
By Ray Thompson on February 15, 2013 0 comment
Community is a semi-zombie film with things to say about injustice, perhaps. Look out for Terry Bird, the security guard from Peep Show, who also produced this quite charming little foray into sink estate horror.
By f.topping on February 14, 2013 0 comment
A cluster of explosions and a lot of macho male bonding makes the fifth Die Hard film, A Good Day To Die Hard, look like the perfect addition to an extremely successful franchise. But thanks to director John Moore and writer Skip Woods, this is a forgettable addition to in a long line of hitherto legendary action films, doomed to disappoint fans and numb newcomers to the films accordingly.
Bullet to the Head
By Carlotta Eden on February 11, 2013 1 comment
Aging thespian and hardnut Sylvester Stallone returns – whether we want him to or not – as the lead in Bullet to the Head; an action-packed thriller originally based on a French graphic novel. Better late than never, some might say. But is it? Is Bullet to the Head really a worthy return for our Rocky hero? Haven't we seen it all before; the flying bullets, the incessant one-liners, the box-shaped man with the steroid-fuelled arms?


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91 Points, James Suckling - A slightly earthy edge to the nose with ripe summer berries below. The palate has impressively smooth, ripe summer berries and a vibrant kick of bright acidity firing the finish along.
90 Points, Wine Spectator - Lush and alluring, featuring warmed fig, boysenberry and blackberry confiture notes gliding through atop a silky but persistent structure. The long finish lets the fruit play out, with only a modest hint of alder checking in.


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The Center is the first of its kind in the United States devoted to educating students as well as professionals in the field. Faculty and students working with the Center are conducting ground-breaking research and serving as an innovative resource for the Hispanic marketing industry.
The Communication and Early Childhood Research and Practice Center (CEC-RAP) is designed to promote interdisciplinary contributions to the field of early intervention/education for young children with disabilities, communication disorders, and/or dual language learning needs. CEC-RAP focuses on the continued expansion of research, personnel preparation, and service delivery through collaboration with interrelated projects.
The Speech and Hearing Clinic provides effective community services that improve the communication abilities of clients as well as a teaching and clinical research laboratory that seeks to develop exemplary assessment and treatment procedures.
The Social Media Lab supports social media-based data science, and interdisciplinary sociotechnical and experimental HCI research within and beyond the College of Communication and Information.
The institute will create repositories of information of particular interest to one or more research disciplines, make the information accessible to interested parties, and foster improvements in scientific communication. We will develop and apply analysis and organization methods to create decision support systems for the individual disciplines. The Center activities will advance the science of information analysis and organization, improve the research capabilities of research disciplines, and engage students in research and communication activities.
The Institute conducts research that focuses on the information user, the interaction of the user with information products, services, policies, technologies, and organizations. We also conduct information policy research on current issues at every level of government related to public access, privacy, records management, and use of information in electronic forms.
The Cognition and Emotion Lab includes research and teaching laboratories devoted to investigating how biologically, psychologically, and sociologically relevant factors interact to affect how individuals cognitively and emotionally process and respond to different types of information in various contexts.


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Fenner & Esler Insurance Agency evaluates your company's insurance needs and offer a number of liability products to select. Be it insurance for your building, business property, equipment, inventory or company vehicles, Fenner & Esler Insurance offers products and services to shield your firm. Understand that one of the most beneficial aspects of architects and engineers liability insurance is the brokerage's promise to defend the design professional or firm should a lawsuit occur. From ENR 500 companies to firms just starting out, clients of all sizes see that Fenner & Esler knows the design business. Even if you're in the middle of a multi-year policy, we'd be happy to provide a quote on the right insurance plan you need. Our company is an industry forerunner in providing personalized insurance arrangements for design firms. It's been nearly a century that Fenner & Esler has been delivering the best coverage and value to professionals and firms of all sizes. Our goal is to take care of you in all of your company's insurance needs and facilitate you to manage and design for all plausible risks. Architects & Engineers Professional Liability Insurance When it comes to professional liability for architects and engineers, wisdom is the most important quality in a brokerage. We not only negotiate extremely competitive pricing, but we also handle non-standard contract reviews, in house risk management seminars, pre and post claims assistance, attorney selection, incident reporting, pre-acquisition due diligence, etc. Our company is sovereign, acting for numerous "A" rated carriers that can furnish coverage that's tailored, competitive and conformable. With Fenner & Esler Insurance Agency, a design professional can appoint how much exposure he or his company can realistically handle by increasing or decreasing the limit of insurance and/or the deductible which applies to each claim. Aside from offering professional liability coverage, we are experts in commercial, personal lines and special risk insurance for your company.
Illinois' manufacturing made the state a major arsenal in both World Wars. With a population near 40,000 between 1300 and 1400 AD, the Mississippian city of Cahokia, in what is now southern Illinois, was the largest city within the future United States, until it was surpassed by New York City between 1790 and 18 About 2,000 Native American hunters and a small number of French villagers inhabited the Illinois area at the time of the American Revolution. By 1900, the growth of industry in the northern cities and coal mining in the central and southern areas attracted immigrants from Eastern and Southern Europe. American settlers began arriving from Kentucky in the 1810s; Illinois achieved statehood in 18 The future metropolis of Chicago was founded in the 1830s on the banks of the Chicago River, one of the few natural harbors on southern Lake Michigan.


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FDA Authorizes 23andMe To Market Genetic Testing For Bloom Syndrome
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has given 23andMe clearance to begin selling kits for the genetic testing of Bloom Syndrome.
This is a rare recessive gene disorder that is characterized by shorter height and a predisposition to develop cancer. Parents of children with Bloom Syndrome don't exhibit any symptoms of the disorder.
23andMe's direct-to-consumer genetic test allows someone to see if they have a specific gene variant for Bloom Syndrome and helps parents know if they could potentially pass on the gene that would cause their children to have the disorder.
This is a significant ruling from the FDA. 23andMe had been ordered to stop selling the health reports associated with the at-home testing kits after not meeting the necessary FDA approval to do so back in 2013. The kits tested for 254 different kinds of disease markers. The FDA had classified these kits as medical devices for that reason and determined that it required regulatory approval before genetic information regarding health could be given to the public. This is the first time the FDA has approved this sort of test without a doctor's approval.
It gives 23andMe a regulatory framework for future submissions.	 Anne Wojcicki
The FDA has classified the Bloom Syndrome carrier screening tests as class II, meaning the kits have special controls in place for direct-to-consumer marketing. The kits are also intended for exemption from FDA pre-market reviews, according to the FDA.
"The FDA believes that in many circumstances it is not necessary for consumers to go through a licensed practitioner to have direct access to their personal genetic information," says Alberto Gutierrez, Ph.D., director of the Office of In Vitro Diagnostics and Radiological Health in the FDA's Center for Devices and Radiological Health.
The approval is only for one type of screening kit but could open the door for approval of other types of genetic testing for the company. "It gives 23andMe a regulatory framework for future submissions," CEO of 23andMe Anne Wojcicki wrote on a blog post.
"While this authorization is for a single carrier status test only, we are committed to providing US customers with health information once more tests have been through this process and we have a more comprehensive product offering," she said.


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Q: Как сложить значения объектов в массиве? Как сложить значения объектов массива такого вида:
[{
  number: 3,
},
{
  number: 10,
},
{
  number: 13
}]

Чтобы в на выходе получить 26.

A:

var d = [
  { number: 3 },
  { number: 10 },
  { number: 13 }
];

console.log(d.reduce((s, i) => s = s + i.number, 0));

A: Хотел вам объяснить как работает пример, который вам предоставил в качестве ответа: Igor. Ответ не меняйте, ибо я просто для ясности пишу. Сильно углубляться не буду, но оставлю ссылки, которые вам помогу понять. Пытайтесь сами искать про эти методы, и разбираться как они работают. Все есть в открытом доступе и очень наглядно расписано.

*

*reduce/reduceRight

*Array.prototype.reduce()

let arr = [
  { number: 3 },
  { number: 10 },
  { number: 13 }
];

let initialValue = 0;

//Метод reduce применяет функцию callback по очереди к каждому элементу массива слева направо, сохраняя при этом промежуточный результат.
//Так как мы передаем агрумент initialValue (0), то accumulator будет в начале равен initialValue. Если не передавать initialValue, то при первом запуске accumulator будет равен: { number: 3 }.

let result = arr.reduce(function callback(accumulator, currentValue) {
  console.log(`accumulator равен: ${accumulator}, а currentValue равен: ${currentValue}`);
  return accumulator = accumulator + currentValue.number;
}, initialValue);

console.log(`result равен: ${result}`);


The Fair Housing Foundation will be holding a Tenant Rights Workshop at the Neighborhood Resource Center at 100 W. Broadway #550, Long Beach, CA 90802 from 2:00pm – 4:00pm on Monday, August 27, 2018. This workshop is free and open to the public. Attendees will learn about how they are protected under fair housing laws, what their rights and responsibilities as tenants are, and how to deal with tenant-landlord disputes. A housing counselor will also be on hand to answer any questions from participants.
September 8th – Walk History! A 10 mile (approx.) Rancho to Rancho walk. With Walk LB!


Lean Construction is becoming a popular term, but different companies may be implementing it in different ways. In this article we look at at what it is that makes construction Lean.
This era could be called the Data Age. Here we look at what Big Data is, and how it is changing the construction process.
Housing's down ... now it's not; Stock Market's up ... now it's dropping; Interest Rates are rising ... now they're not. What can we glean from these swings and turbulence?
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Q: Repeat the same operation with different datasets I need to run a code on many data sets (like df.p2, df.p3) to get charts. Following is the data format that I have.
< df.p1
  Date    Sales
Jan 2011  1000
Feb 2011  1120
Mar 2011  1050
.
.
.

Like this I have a list of data frames, now I want to run the following code in a loop.
ggplot(df.p1, aes(Date,Sales))+
      geom_line()+
     xlab("Month") + ylab("Sales") +
     ggtitle("Sales-Product1")

A: Data:
dates <- as.Date(as.Date("2011-12-30"):as.Date("2012-05-04"), origin="1970-01-01")
Date<-c()
Sales<-c()
    for (i in 1:10) {
    assign(paste0("df.p",i),cbind.data.frame(Date=sample(dates,5),Sales=rnorm(5,1000,100)    )) }

Function:
lapply(paste0("df.p",1:10), function(x){ggplot(data=eval(parse(text = x)) ,aes(Date,Sales))+geom_line()+xlab("Month")+ylab("Sales")+ggtitle(paste0("Sales-Product for dataset ",x))})


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Source: The Conversation (Au and NZ) – By Barry Hart, Emeritus Professor Water Science, Monash University
The plan to manage water in the Barwon-Darling is not working, according to a draft review released last week.
The New South Wales Natural Resources Commission, which released the draft report, found the Barwon-Darling is an "ecosystem in crisis". The report provides a robust blueprint for a more sustainable water-sharing plan.
The review confirms criticism the existing plan gives too much water to irrigators and has added to pressures on the entire Murray-Darling ecosystem.
Read more: 5 ways the government can clean up the Murray-Darling Basin Plan
What the plan covers
The draft review examines the 2012 Water Sharing Plan for the Barwon-Darling, which covers 1,600km of the river from Mungindi to Wilcannia. The river here flows south-west through a relatively narrow floodplain with a tightly meandering channel and a highly variable flow pattern.
The river is unregulated and depends heavily on upstream rivers for its water (for example, Condamine–Balonne, Border rivers, Gwydir and Namoi).
January's massive fish kills around Menindee are only the most recent example of the pressures on the river's ecosystems. Alongside the fish deaths, research has shown that other aquatic species in the system, such as river mussels, have suffered losses that will take many decades to recover.
Read more: We wrote the report for the minister on fish deaths in the lower Darling – here's why it could happen again
Communities that live along the river told the commission people can no longer fish, swim or drink the river water. Graziers struggle to provide water for their stock because the river dries up more often.
Indigenous communities are particularly affected because without water their strong connection to the river – the Barka – is being damaged. A Barkandji elder told the commission:
The river is everything. It's my life, my culture. You take the water away from us, we've got nothing.
Bad priorities
While the review found drought, upstream water extraction in NSW and Queensland and climate change have all contributed to these problems, the greatest effect comes from inappropriate water-sharing rules, particularly when water levels are low.
The law underpinning river management in NSW prioritises protecting the environment and basic landholder rights (including native title) over irrigation. However, the commission found the current plan does not achieve this.
In fact, the plan has been highly controversial since it was enacted in 2012. This in large parts arose because major changes were made between the draft plan circulated in 2011 and the actual plan gazetted in 2012. The commission documents 16 such changes in the review and rates six as substantial.
The NSW government did not publicly explain the reason for such significant alteration in 2012, but there has been much speculation powerful vested interests influenced the government to provide more water for irrigation.
The most important effect of these changes was letting irrigators take water even when the river is very low. The review concludes:
These provisions benefit the economic interests of a few upstream users over the ecological and social needs of the many.
Read more: The Darling River is simply not supposed to dry out, even in drought
The review recommends the NSW government urgently change water-sharing rules so these better comply with the legal requirements to protect the environment and other water users, restore community trust and make the river more resilient to future shocks.
Key priorities for the NSW government are:
redesigning the water-sharing rules so environmental protection and basic landholder rights cannot be harmed by lesser priorities such as irrigation
introduce new flow targets to more effectively protect critical ecosystems and enhance river health
change rules relating to water extractions by A Class licence holders during critical low-flow periods, particularly those relating to commence-to-pump, cease-to-pump, and the size of pumps.
introduce and enforce more effective metering and monitoring
develop strategies and rules that address the inevitable impacts of climate change
develop and implement more integrated management of water resources in the northern Murray-Darling Basin.
The commission did note there have been positive changes to the NSW government's approach to water policy and management since the ABC 4 Corners report Pumped in 2017 and the subsequent Ken Matthews report.
However, the Murray-Darling Basin Plan required NSW to complete a new water resource plan for the Barwon-Darling River by June 2019. The state missed this deadline. The NSW water minister has requested an extension to December 31 2019. A recent assessment by the Murray-Darling Basin Authority suggests NSW is still some way from completing this water resource plan.
Read more: Drought and climate change are driving high water prices in the Murray-Darling Basin
While NSW delays, the Barwon-Darling river system and its communities suffer. The NSW government now has an excellent blueprint for a new plan. It must urgently implement the review's 29 recommendations and complete a new plan for the Barwon-Darling before the end of 2019.
– ref. NSW's water plan is 'not working' but we can save the Barwon-Darling – http://theconversation.com/nsws-water-plan-is-not-working-but-we-can-save-the-barwon-darling-121100
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Bitcoin short-term technical analysis. BTC is expected to re-test $4185 level. The charts look good in my opinion and I remain bullish.
Bitcoin is becoming less volatile which indicates an upcoming strong move. My guess is it will go up. I strongly feel that BTC has to re-test the $4185 resistance level and stay above $4000.
On the daily chart, the RSI indicator is near the overbought area. It does not concern me because it found support around $4950 and it seems to be in a consolidation stage between $4950-$4010 levels. If it does not fall from the consolidation area, it should make a bull rectangular pattern pretty soon and break the $4041 level. If it breaks bearish, it should find decent support at the 3840$ area and try to consolidate there for 2-3 days, followed by another attempt to break through the resistance levels and test $4185. This would validate the ABCD pattern.
BTC seems to be making a bullish shooting star on the daily chart and it stays above the 20 EMA. These are both bull signs.
If the above scenarios fail and BTC goes below $3840 we should see $3676, or lower. It will indicate that we are still in a bear market.
Overall, I think we are in the right direction and the market will continue to make new highs during the upcoming months. I can say that I am bullish, both short and long term.
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