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package com.rabbit.controller;

import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import org.apache.log4j.Logger;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Controller;
import org.springframework.util.StringUtils;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.PathVariable;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestBody;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMapping;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMethod;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.ResponseBody;
import com.alibaba.fastjson.JSON;
import com.alibaba.fastjson.JSONObject;
import com.google.common.collect.Lists;
import com.rabbit.entry.MultiProduct;
import com.rabbit.entry.ProductBack;
import com.rabbit.entry.RabbitMonitorDto;
import com.rabbit.entry.rabbit.config.ProductMqConfig;
import com.rabbit.enums.RabbitReceivedDataType;
import com.rabbit.services.MonitorService;
import com.rabbit.services.SendService;
import com.rabbit.utils.UUIDGenerator;

@Controller
public class ProductController{

	private static Logger log=Logger.getLogger(ProductController.class.getName());
	@Autowired
	SendService sendService;// = (SendService) context.getBean("sendService");
	@Autowired
	ProductMqConfig productMqConfig;
	@Autowired
	MonitorService monitorService;
	private void addMonitorRecord(String optType, String state,
			String nodeData, String failReason) {
		try{

			RabbitMonitorDto rabbitMonitorDto = new RabbitMonitorDto();
			rabbitMonitorDto.setRecordState(state);
			rabbitMonitorDto.setRecordKey(optType);
			rabbitMonitorDto.setOptType(optType);
			rabbitMonitorDto.setNodeData(nodeData);
			rabbitMonitorDto.setFailReason(failReason);
			monitorService.addMonitorRecord(rabbitMonitorDto);
		}catch(Exception e){
			log.error("ProductController addMonitorRecord error:",e);
		}
	}

	@RequestMapping(value = "/api/product/push", method=RequestMethod.POST)
	@ResponseBody
	public String push(@RequestBody String jsonParam) throws Exception {
		Map<String, Object> jsonMap = new HashMap<String, Object>();
		addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_PUSH_TYPE.getKey(),
				"1", jsonParam,  null);
		List<JSONObject> list=Lists.newArrayList();
		try {
			if(StringUtils.isEmpty(jsonParam)){
				log.info("ProductController  push jsonParam empty");
				return "empty";
			}
			log.debug("maps"+JSON.toJSONString(jsonParam));
			List<ProductBack> productList = JSON.parseArray(jsonParam,
					ProductBack.class);
			for (ProductBack p : productList) {
				String listingId = UUIDGenerator.createAsString();
				JSONObject js=new JSONObject();
				js.put("listingId", listingId);
				js.put("sku", p.getSku());
				list.add(js);
				p.setListingId(listingId);
			}

			Map<String,Object> paramsMap=new HashMap<String,Object>();
			List<String> params = RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_PUSH_TYPE.getParams();
			paramsMap.put(params.get(0), productList);
			paramsMap.put(params.get(1), "user1");
			jsonMap.put(RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_PUSH_TYPE.getKey(), paramsMap);

			sendService.sendMessage(jsonMap, productMqConfig.getRouteKey(),
					productMqConfig.getAmqpTemplate());
		} catch (Exception e) {
			log.error("ProductController  push error:",e);
			addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_PUSH_TYPE.getKey(),
					"0", jsonParam,  e.getMessage());
			throw e;
		}

		return com.alibaba.fastjson.JSON.toJSONString(list);

	}

	@RequestMapping(value = "/api/mutilproduct/push", method = { RequestMethod.POST })
	@ResponseBody
	public String pushMutil(@RequestBody String jsonParam) throws Exception {

		addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_PUSHMUTIL_TYPE.getKey(),
				"1", jsonParam,  null);
		Map<String, Object> jsonMap = new HashMap<String, Object>();
		List<JSONObject> list=Lists.newArrayList();
		try{

			List<MultiProduct> productList = JSON.parseArray(jsonParam,
					MultiProduct.class);

			for (ProductBack p : productList) {
				String listingId=UUIDGenerator.createAsString();
				JSONObject js=new JSONObject();
				js.put("listingId", listingId);
				js.put("sku", p.getSku());
				list.add(js);
				p.setListingId(listingId);
			}

			jsonMap.put(RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_PUSHMUTIL_TYPE.getKey(), productList);

			/*	/*jsonParam = JSON.toJSONString(jsonMap);*/

			sendService.sendMessage(jsonMap, productMqConfig.getRouteKey(),
					productMqConfig.getAmqpTemplate());
		}catch(Exception e){
			log.error("pushMutil   error:",e);
			addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_PUSHMUTIL_TYPE.getKey(),
					"0", jsonParam,  e.getMessage());
			throw e;
		}

		return  com.alibaba.fastjson.JSON.toJSONString(list);
	}

	@RequestMapping(value = "/api/product/cost/push", method = { RequestMethod.POST })
	@ResponseBody
	public String addCost(@RequestBody String jsonParam) {
		addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_ADD_COST_TYPE.getKey(),
				"1", jsonParam,  null);
		try{

			Map<String, Object> jsonMap = new HashMap<String, Object>();
			jsonMap.put(RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_ADD_COST_TYPE.getKey(), jsonParam);

			/*/*jsonParam = JSON.toJSONString(jsonMap);*/
			sendService.sendMessage(jsonMap, productMqConfig.getRouteKey(),
					productMqConfig.getAmqpTemplate());
		}catch(Exception e){
			log.error("addCost error:",e);
			addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_ADD_COST_TYPE.getKey(),
					"0", jsonParam,  e.getMessage());
			throw e;
		}
		return "successfully";
	}

	@RequestMapping(value = "/api/product/price", method = { RequestMethod.POST })
	@ResponseBody
	public String updatePrice(@RequestBody String jsonParam) {
		//long currentTimeMillis = System.currentTimeMillis();//获取当前时间
		//for(int i=0;i<10000;i++){
			addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_UPDATE_PRICE_TYPE.getKey(),
				"1", jsonParam,  null);
			try{
				Map<String, Object> jsonMap = new HashMap<String, Object>();
				jsonMap.put(RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_UPDATE_PRICE_TYPE.getKey(), jsonParam);

				/*/*jsonParam = JSON.toJSONString(jsonMap);*/
				sendService.sendMessage(jsonMap, productMqConfig.getRouteKey(),
						productMqConfig.getAmqpTemplate());
			}catch(Exception e){
				log.error("updatePrice error:",e);
				addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_UPDATE_PRICE_TYPE.getKey(),
						"0", jsonParam,  e.getMessage());
				throw e;
			}
		//}
		//long endTime = System.currentTimeMillis();
		//log.error("程序运行时间1:"+(endTime-currentTimeMillis)+"ms");
		return "successfully";
	}

	@RequestMapping(value = "/api/product/status", method = { RequestMethod.POST })
	@ResponseBody
	public String updateStatus(@RequestBody String jsonParam) {

		addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_UPDATE_STATUS_TYPE.getKey(),
				"1", jsonParam,  null);
		try{
			Map<String, Object> jsonMap = new HashMap<String, Object>();
			jsonMap.put(RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_UPDATE_STATUS_TYPE.getKey(), jsonParam);

			/*/*jsonParam = JSON.toJSONString(jsonMap);*/
			sendService.sendMessage(jsonMap, productMqConfig.getRouteKey(),
					productMqConfig.getAmqpTemplate());
		}catch(Exception e){
			log.error("updateStatus error:",e);
			addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_UPDATE_STATUS_TYPE.getKey(),
					"0", jsonParam,  e.getMessage());
			throw e;
		}
		return "successfully";
	}

	@RequestMapping(value = "/api/product/url", method = { RequestMethod.POST })
	@ResponseBody
	public String addUrl(@RequestBody String jsonParam) {

		addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_ADD_URL_TYPE.getKey(),
				"1", jsonParam,  null);
		try{
			Map<String, Object> jsonMap = new HashMap<String, Object>();
			jsonMap.put(RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_ADD_URL_TYPE.getKey(), jsonParam);

			/*jsonParam = JSON.toJSONString(jsonMap);*/
			sendService.sendMessage(jsonMap, productMqConfig.getRouteKey(),
					productMqConfig.getAmqpTemplate());
		}catch(Exception e){
			log.error("addUrl error:",e);
			addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_ADD_URL_TYPE.getKey(),
					"0", jsonParam,  e.getMessage());
			throw e;
		}
		return "successfully";
	}

	@RequestMapping(value = "/api/product/sellingpoints", method = { RequestMethod.POST })
	@ResponseBody
	public String addSellingPoints(@RequestBody String jsonParam) {

		addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_ADD_SELLING_POINT_TYPE.getKey(),
				"1", jsonParam,  null);
		try{
			Map<String, Object> jsonMap = new HashMap<String, Object>();
			jsonMap.put(RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_ADD_SELLING_POINT_TYPE.getKey(), jsonParam);

			/*jsonParam = JSON.toJSONString(jsonMap);*/
			sendService.sendMessage(jsonMap, productMqConfig.getRouteKey(),
					productMqConfig.getAmqpTemplate());
		}catch(Exception e){
			log.error("addSellingPoints error:",e);
			addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_ADD_SELLING_POINT_TYPE.getKey(),
					"0", jsonParam,  e.getMessage());
			throw e;
		}
		return "successfully";
	}

	@RequestMapping(value = "/api/product/images", method = { RequestMethod.POST })
	@ResponseBody
	public String addProductImage(@RequestBody String jsonParam) {
		//long currentTimeMillis = System.currentTimeMillis();//获取当前时间
		//for(int i=0;i<20000;i++){
			addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_ADD_PRODUCT_IMAGE_TYPE.getKey(),
				"1", jsonParam,  null);
		try{

			Map<String, Object> jsonMap = new HashMap<String, Object>();
			jsonMap.put(RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_ADD_PRODUCT_IMAGE_TYPE.getKey(), jsonParam);

			/*jsonParam = JSON.toJSONString(jsonMap);*/
			sendService.sendMessage(jsonMap, productMqConfig.getRouteKey(),
					productMqConfig.getAmqpTemplate());
		}catch(Exception e){
			log.error("addProductImage error:",e);
			addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_ADD_PRODUCT_IMAGE_TYPE.getKey(),
					"0", jsonParam,  e.getMessage());
			throw e;
		}
		//}
		//long endTime = System.currentTimeMillis();
		//System.out.println("程序运行时间2:"+(endTime-currentTimeMillis)+"ms");
		return "successfully";
	}

	@RequestMapping(value = "/api/product/label/push", method = { RequestMethod.POST })
	@ResponseBody
	public String addLabelType(@RequestBody String jsonParam) {

		addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_ADD_LABEL_TYPE.getKey(),
				"1", jsonParam,  null);
		try{
			Map<String, Object> jsonMap = new HashMap<String, Object>();
			jsonMap.put(RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_ADD_LABEL_TYPE.getKey(), jsonParam);

			/*jsonParam = JSON.toJSONString(jsonMap);*/
			sendService.sendMessage(jsonMap, productMqConfig.getRouteKey(),
					productMqConfig.getAmqpTemplate());

		}catch(Exception e){
			log.error("addLabelType error:",e);
			addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_ADD_LABEL_TYPE.getKey(),
					"0", jsonParam,  e.getMessage());
			throw e;
		}
		return "successfully";
	}

	@RequestMapping(value = "/api/product/label/delete", method = { RequestMethod.POST })
	@ResponseBody
	public String deleteLabel(@RequestBody String jsonParam) {

		addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_DELETE_LABEL_TYPE.getKey(),
				"1", jsonParam,  null);
		try{
			Map<String, Object> jsonMap = new HashMap<String, Object>();
			jsonMap.put(RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_DELETE_LABEL_TYPE.getKey(), jsonParam);

			/*jsonParam = JSON.toJSONString(jsonMap);*/
			sendService.sendMessage(jsonMap, productMqConfig.getRouteKey(),
					productMqConfig.getAmqpTemplate());
		}catch(Exception e){
			log.error("deleteLabel error:",e);
			addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_DELETE_LABEL_TYPE.getKey(),
					"0", jsonParam,  e.getMessage());
			throw e;
		}
		return "successfully";
	}

	@RequestMapping(value = "/api/product/translate", method = { RequestMethod.POST })
	@ResponseBody
	public String addTranslation(@RequestBody String jsonParam) {
		addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_ADD_TRANSLATION_TYPE.getKey(),
				"1", jsonParam,  null);
		try{
			Map<String, Object> jsonMap = new HashMap<String, Object>();
			jsonMap.put(RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_ADD_TRANSLATION_TYPE.getKey(), jsonParam);

			/*jsonParam = JSON.toJSONString(jsonMap);*/
			sendService.sendMessage(jsonMap, productMqConfig.getRouteKey(),
					productMqConfig.getAmqpTemplate());
		}catch(Exception e){
			log.error("addTranslation error:",e);
			addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_ADD_TRANSLATION_TYPE.getKey(),
					"0", jsonParam,  e.getMessage());
			throw e;
		}
		return "successfully";
	}

	@RequestMapping(value = "/api/product/translate/update", method = { RequestMethod.POST })
	@ResponseBody
	public String updateTranslation(@RequestBody String jsonParam) {

		addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_UPDAET_TRANSLATION_TYPE.getKey(),
				"1", jsonParam,  null);
		try{
			Map<String, Object> jsonMap = new HashMap<String, Object>();
			jsonMap.put(RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_UPDAET_TRANSLATION_TYPE.getKey(), jsonParam);

			/*jsonParam = JSON.toJSONString(jsonMap);*/
			sendService.sendMessage(jsonMap, productMqConfig.getRouteKey(),
					productMqConfig.getAmqpTemplate());
		}catch(Exception e){
			log.error("updateTranslation error:",e);
			addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_UPDAET_TRANSLATION_TYPE.getKey(),
					"0", jsonParam,  e.getMessage());
			throw e;
		}
		return "successfully";
	}

	@RequestMapping(value = "/api/product/storage", method = { RequestMethod.POST })
	@ResponseBody
	public String updateStorage(@RequestBody String jsonParam) {

		addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_UPDAET_STORAGE_TYPE.getKey(),
				"1", jsonParam,  null);
		try{
			Map<String, Object> jsonMap = new HashMap<String, Object>();
			jsonMap.put(RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_UPDAET_STORAGE_TYPE.getKey(), jsonParam);

			/*jsonParam = JSON.toJSONString(jsonMap);*/
			sendService.sendMessage(jsonMap, productMqConfig.getRouteKey(),
					productMqConfig.getAmqpTemplate());
		}catch(Exception e){
			log.error("updateStorage error:",e);
			addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_UPDAET_STORAGE_TYPE.getKey(),
					"0", jsonParam,  e.getMessage());
			throw e;
		}
		return "successfully";
	}

	@RequestMapping(value = "/api/product/changelabel", method = { RequestMethod.POST })
	@ResponseBody
	public String updateLabel(@RequestBody String jsonParam) {

		addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_UPDAET_LABEL_TYPE.getKey(),
				"1", jsonParam,  null);
		try{
			Map<String, Object> jsonMap = new HashMap<String, Object>();
			jsonMap.put(RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_UPDAET_LABEL_TYPE.getKey(), jsonParam);

			/*jsonParam = JSON.toJSONString(jsonMap);*/
			sendService.sendMessage(jsonMap, productMqConfig.getRouteKey(),
					productMqConfig.getAmqpTemplate());
		}catch(Exception e){
			log.error("updateLabel error:",e);
			addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_UPDAET_LABEL_TYPE.getKey(),
					"0", jsonParam,  e.getMessage());
			throw e;
		}
		return "successfully";
	}

	@RequestMapping(value = "/api/product/qty", method = { RequestMethod.POST })
	@ResponseBody
	public String updateQty(@RequestBody String jsonParam) {

		addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_UPDAET_QTY_TYPE.getKey(),
				"1", jsonParam,  null);
		try{
			Map<String, Object> jsonMap = new HashMap<String, Object>();
			jsonMap.put(RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_UPDAET_QTY_TYPE.getKey(), jsonParam);

			/*jsonParam = JSON.toJSONString(jsonMap);*/
			sendService.sendMessage(jsonMap, productMqConfig.getRouteKey(),
					productMqConfig.getAmqpTemplate());
		}catch(Exception e){
			log.error("updateQty error:",e);
			addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_UPDAET_QTY_TYPE.getKey(),
					"0", jsonParam,  e.getMessage());
			throw e;
		}
		return "successfully";
	}

	@RequestMapping(value = "/api/product/freight", method = { RequestMethod.POST })
	@ResponseBody
	public String updateFreight(@RequestBody String jsonParam) {

		addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_UPDAET_FREIGHT_TYPE.getKey(),
				"1", jsonParam,  null);
		try{
			Map<String, Object> jsonMap = new HashMap<String, Object>();
			jsonMap.put(RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_UPDAET_FREIGHT_TYPE.getKey(), jsonParam);

			/*jsonParam = JSON.toJSONString(jsonMap);*/
			sendService.sendMessage(jsonMap, productMqConfig.getRouteKey(),
					productMqConfig.getAmqpTemplate());
		}catch(Exception e){
			log.error("updateFreight error:",e);
			addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_UPDAET_FREIGHT_TYPE.getKey(),
					"0", jsonParam,  e.getMessage());
			throw e;
		}
		return "successfully";
	}

	@RequestMapping(value = "/api/product/saleprice", method = { RequestMethod.POST })
	@ResponseBody
	public String addSalePrice(@RequestBody String jsonParam) {

		addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_SALE_PRICE_TYPE.getKey(),
				"1", jsonParam,  null);
		try{
			Map<String, Object> jsonMap = new HashMap<String, Object>();
			jsonMap.put(RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_SALE_PRICE_TYPE.getKey(), jsonParam);

			/*jsonParam = JSON.toJSONString(jsonMap);*/
			sendService.sendMessage(jsonMap, productMqConfig.getRouteKey(),
					productMqConfig.getAmqpTemplate());
		}catch(Exception e){
			log.error("addSalePrice error:",e);
			addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_SALE_PRICE_TYPE.getKey(),
					"0", jsonParam,  e.getMessage());
			throw e;
		}
		return "successfully";
	}

//	@RequestMapping(value = "/product")
//	public String getProducts(@RequestBody String jsonParam) {
//
//
//		return "";
//	}

//	@RequestMapping(value = "/product/listingid", method = { RequestMethod.POST })
//	public String getProductsByListingid() {
//		//
//		//
//		return "";
//	}

	@RequestMapping(value = "/api/product/saleprice/{listingid}", method = { RequestMethod.GET })
	@ResponseBody
	public String deleteCurrentSalePrice(/*@RequestParam(value = "listingid", required = false) String listingid*/
			@PathVariable("listingid") String listingid) {

		addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_DELETE_CURRENT_SALEPRICE_TYPE.getKey(),
				"1", "{'listingId':'"+listingid+"'}",  null);
		try{
			Map<String, Object> jsonMap = new HashMap<String, Object>();
			jsonMap.put(RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_DELETE_CURRENT_SALEPRICE_TYPE.getKey(), listingid);
			 /*jsonParam = JSON.toJSONString(jsonMap);*/

			sendService.sendMessage(jsonMap, productMqConfig.getRouteKey(),
					productMqConfig.getAmqpTemplate());
		}catch(Exception e){
			log.error("deleteCurrentSalePrice error:",e);
			addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_DELETE_CURRENT_SALEPRICE_TYPE.getKey(),
					"0", "{'listingId':'"+listingid+"'}",  e.getMessage());
			throw e;
		}
		return "successfully";
	}

	//****************************************   多参数方法   ********************************************************************/
	@RequestMapping(value = "/api/product/sellingpoints/{lang}/{listingid}", method = { RequestMethod.GET })
	@ResponseBody
	public String deleteSellingPoints(
			@PathVariable("listingid") String listingid,
			@PathVariable("lang") Integer lang) {
		addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_DELETE_SELLING_POING_TYPE.getKey(),
				"1", "{'listingId':'"+listingid+"','lang':'"+lang+"'}",  null);

		try{
			Map<String, Object> jsonMap = new HashMap<String, Object>();

			JSONObject jsonObj = new JSONObject();
			jsonObj.put("listingid", listingid);
			jsonObj.put("lang", lang);
			jsonMap.put(RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_DELETE_SELLING_POING_TYPE.getKey(), jsonObj);
			 /*jsonParam = JSON.toJSONString(jsonMap);*/

			sendService.sendMessage(jsonMap, productMqConfig.getRouteKey(),
					productMqConfig.getAmqpTemplate());

		}catch(Exception e){
			log.error("deleteSellingPoints error:",e);
			addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_DELETE_SELLING_POING_TYPE.getKey(),
					"0",  "{'listingId':'"+listingid+"','lang':'"+lang+"'}",  e.getMessage());
			throw e;
		}
		return "successfully";
	}

	@RequestMapping(value = "/api/product/saleprice/delete", method = { RequestMethod.POST })
	@ResponseBody
	public String deleteSalePrice(@RequestBody String jsonParam){

		addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_DELETE_SALE_PRICE_TYPE.getKey(),
				"1", jsonParam,  null);
		try{
			Map<String, Object> jsonMap = new HashMap<String, Object>();

			jsonMap.put(RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_DELETE_SALE_PRICE_TYPE.getKey(), jsonParam);
			 /*jsonParam = JSON.toJSONString(jsonMap);*/

			sendService.sendMessage(jsonMap, productMqConfig.getRouteKey(),
					productMqConfig.getAmqpTemplate());
		}catch(Exception e){
			log.error("deleteSalePrice error:",e);
			addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_DELETE_SALE_PRICE_TYPE.getKey(),
					"0", jsonParam,  e.getMessage());
			throw e;
		}
		return "successfully";
	}

	@RequestMapping(value = "/api/product/copy", method = { RequestMethod.POST })
	@ResponseBody
	public String copy(@RequestBody String jsonParam) {

		addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_COTY_TYPE.getKey(),
				"1", jsonParam,  null);
		try{
			Map<String, Object> jsonMap = new HashMap<String, Object>();
			jsonMap.put(RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_COTY_TYPE.getKey(), jsonParam);

			/*jsonParam = JSON.toJSONString(jsonMap);*/
			sendService.sendMessage(jsonMap, productMqConfig.getRouteKey(),
					productMqConfig.getAmqpTemplate());
		}catch(Exception e){
			log.error("copy error:",e);
			addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_COTY_TYPE.getKey(),
					"0", jsonParam,  e.getMessage());
			throw e;
		}
		return "successfully";
	}

	@RequestMapping(value = "/api/product/deleteimage/{websiteid}/{listingid}", method = { RequestMethod.DELETE })
	@ResponseBody
	public String deleteImage(@PathVariable("listingid") String listingid,
			@PathVariable("websiteid") Integer websiteid) {

		addMonitorRecord( RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_DELETE_IMAGE_TYPE.getKey(),
				"1", "{'listingId':'"+listingid+"','websiteid':'"+websiteid+"'}",  null);
		try{
			Map<String, Object> jsonMap = new HashMap<String, Object>();

			JSONObject jsonObj = new JSONObject();
			jsonObj.put("listingid", listingid);
			jsonObj.put("websiteid", websiteid);
			jsonMap.put(RabbitReceivedDataType.RABBIT_PRODUCT_DELETE_IMAGE_TYPE.getKey(), jsonObj);
			 /*jsonParam = JSON.toJSONString(jsonMap);*/

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					productMqConfig.getAmqpTemplate());
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In a market with instruments that are so expensive, it's quite inevitable that many people will look towards purchasing synthesizers used, but is this a good idea? A general idea is that if you weren't to buy something else used (presumably valuable) then you shouldn't try to buy a synthesizer used UNLESS you are able to confirm without a doubt that it has been well taken care of and that it is without any issues. If you think workstations are pricey, wait until you see how much it costs to have them repaired!
Look, if you're purchasing a used synth (in a medium where there is no trusted third party such as Ebay or Amazon), you need be very cautious if you want to avoid making a mistake. There have been far too many unfortunate souls who put their faith into untrustworthy individuals only out to take advantage of them. If you take the right steps before making a final purchase, you may be able to escape a risky situation and save a lot of money in the process. Is there a foolproof way to avoid scams and faulty products 100% of the time? Of course not, but there are ways to better your odds.
When did you purchase this unit?
Are you the first owner of this synthesizer?
How much have you used the keyboard since you purchased it?
What are the things that bother you most about this product?
Why are you selling this synth?
There are a ton more questions you could potentially ask a seller to help you out, but these are the main ones that will likely lead to even more deep and important questions. If the seller stumbles over their words or seems hesitant when giving answers or avoid eye contact, then you might have a hint that something is not right. At that point, it will be up to you to use your better judgment and make a call of whether or not you should purchase the unit.
Another great way to see all elements of the synthesizer is to ask the seller for a demo. You wouldn't buy a car without a test drive, right? It is also essential that you ask for a demonstration of as many things as possible; not just the piano sounds or only on one single setting. If they are reluctant to do as you ask, then you already know that something must be wrong. Anyone who is selling a functioning product will be confident and have no issues with showing you the ropes via demonstration. If you can, try actually playing the synthesizer for yourself. This way you gain complete control of what you can test and will be able to (hopefully) find any present issues with the unit.
If you have the budget, you might even seek a professional synthesizer inspector to see whether or not the keyboard is fully functional. There are obviously a ton of internal things to look at in synthesizers and you don't want any bugs to slip past you. Unfortunately, synthesizers are known for being rather delicate instruments and frequently have issues if not well taken care of.
Many pro synthesizers cost upwards of a thousand dollars and for most people this is a sizeable sum of money (see the best cheap synthesizers). This is why you must be very cautious in your decision making and ensure that your potential keyboard is free of faults. Remember, faulty products are probably more common than you might expect and you need to look out for yourself!


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Ara Arakelyan, (B.A., M.Mus)
Drums, Flute, Guitar, Piano, Saxophone
For Ara Arakelyan, music has always been a way of life. He has graduated from the special music school after Sayat-Nova for gifted children with honor. Afterwards, Ara entered the Komitas State Conservatory, where he received B. A. with Honors and is pursuing his Master's degree in Wind Instruments with specialization in Saxophone.
Since 2011, Mr. Arakelyan has launched a very successful career. He worked as a performer, Leading Saxophonist of the symphonic orchestra, and pedagogue at various teaching levels: music schools and colleges. He was also a soloist at Armenian National Academic Theatre of Opera and Ballet after A. Spendiaryan and Armenian State Jazz Band.
In the period of 2005 – 2012, Mr. Arakelyan performed more than 20 solo and collaborative recitals and participated in many international Competitions & Festivals in Armenia, USA, Germany, Sweden, Georgia, and Egypt. Ara is a Laureate of the "Golden Note" amateur arts festival, "Renaissance" International Competition, Kavkaz Jazz Fest. As of now, Ara Arakelyan has already recorded 3 DVDs.
Since 2013, Ara has begun to work at Sheraton Cadwell Orchestra as a leading saxophonist and running a very busy music studio.
Robert Bradley
Bass, Drum, Guitar, Ukulele
Robert graduated from Seneca at York University's Independent Music Production Program. He teaches guitar as well as the rudiments of drums and bass. He had experience helping and organizing students into bands and oversaw their rehearsals and performances. He has played in many bands as a musician.
To listen to Robert's compositions, please click here.
Guitar, Ukulele
David graduated from Centennial College, with Music Industry And Arts Performance Advanced Diploma. He has been playing acoustic and electric guitar for 17 years, in many genres including: blues, folk, pop, rock, R&B, finger-style, etc. Besides, he composes, arranges, records and performs.
Some of his works on YouTube:
• Arrangement: https://youtu.be/WmR3KuFQiTw
• Recording: https://youtu.be/K-hWgJiMsAY
• Performance: https://youtu.be/lZ_dHvmUxZs
As a guitar teacher, David is always patient and inspire students with tasteful music. Study materials and handouts are well prepared before classes, but also he's glad to work on the music that students are interested as well.
Sidney LoRusso, (BA)
Guitar, Ukulele, Music Adventure
Sidney has been playing music for the majority of her life starting at the age of four when she first picked up the guitar and began music lessons. From there she developed a love for singing and song writing which continued to grow as she continued her music education. She pursued this passion for singing and song writing at Carleton University where she studied within their singer-songwriter program, which she has recently graduated from with her BA in Music. Sidney is a firm believer in the power and importance of music education within the school system and is currently completing her Bachelor of Education to become a music teacher within the public system.

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Graphic Image Vachetta Leather 2" Journal Big Ideas. You know what they say about people with big ideas? They have a little book. So keep the plans coming with this hand-finished mini journal. Composed from the finest Italian Vachetta leather and smyth-sewn for longevity, the Big Ideas Journal organizes your aspirations in a manageable way and is sized to fit in your pocket or purse for on-the-fly inspiration.


This year's School Journey for our Year 6 pupils will be taking place in June 2019 from Monday 17th June to Friday 21st June. We will be visiting the JCA centre on Hayling Island, Hampshire. This modern centre offers a high standard of accommodation with extensive grounds and outstanding facilities.
JCA is one of the leading providers for residential trips for primary school children and safety is their top priority. All the centres comply with health and safety requirements and all staff are suitably trained and qualified. JCA Centres acknowledge the roles of a range of regulatory and advisory bodies and strive to exceed the standards defined by the British Activity Providers Association (BAPA), Adventurous Activities Licensing Service (AALS), Health and Safety Executive (HSE), Department for Education, and a range of sporting national governing bodies.
There will be a meeting for parents and children outlining final arrangements. Parents will be notified with the date of this meeting nearer the time.


Tigerville, S.C. – North Greenville Baseball will host the 2018 NCAA Division II Southeast Regional, a double-elimination tournament scheduled to be played Thursday, May 17, 2018, through Monday, May 21, 2018.
The southeast region field is arguably the strongest in the 2018 tournament with five of the seven teams boasting a top – 20 ranking, nationally. North Greenville tops the list at #3 while Georgia College comes in at #6. Columbus State finished the regular season at #10 while Belmont Abbey and UNC Pembroke come in at #15 and #17 respectively.
North Greenville earned the #1 seed for the first time in school history, touting a 44-8 record. The Crusaders won the program's first regular-season title and capped the season with a tournament title, securing an automatic bid.
Georgia College finished the 2018 slate with an equally impressive 42-10 mark. Like NGU, the Bobcats earned the automatic bid for the Peach Belt Conference, winning the league's tournament title. Georgia College also won the league's regular-season crown.
Belmont Abbey received one of the four at-large bids that were handed down on Sunday night. The Crusaders, a Conference Carolinas member, finished 37-12 and third overall in the conference standings.
Columbus State is the second of three Peach Belt squads to earn the right to play for a national championship. A 40-12 mark for the Cougars at the conclusion of the 2018 regular and tournament seasons earned them their 26th post-season appearance.
UNC Pembroke rounds out the selections for the Peach Belt Conference. The Braves locked in a second at-large bid for the PBC after finishing the season with a 38-13 record. The Braves finished fourth in the Peach Belt Conference with a 17-12 league mark.
Wingate University rounds out the at-large bids for the Southeast Region, representing the South Atlantic Conference. The Bulldogs finished second in their conference and boasted a 34-17 record overall.
Lincoln Memorial rounds out the southeast regional field of seven teams having earned the SAC's automatic bid after winning the conference championship. The Railsplitters were on the outside looking in heading into the final week of the season but secured their spot with the tournament title, finishing the season with a 35-19 record overall.
The 2018 Southeast Regional will be held on May 17, 2018 - May 21, 2018, at Ray & Bea Dillard Field at Ashmore Park.


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        migrations.CreateModel(
            name='Booking',
            fields=[
                ('id', models.AutoField(auto_created=True, primary_key=True, serialize=False, verbose_name='ID')),
                ('agent', models.ForeignKey(on_delete=django.db.models.deletion.CASCADE, to='querytest.Agent')),
            ],
        ),
        migrations.CreateModel(
            name='Category',
            fields=[
                ('id', models.AutoField(auto_created=True, primary_key=True, serialize=False, verbose_name='ID')),
            ],
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='booking',
            name='category',
            field=models.ForeignKey(on_delete=django.db.models.deletion.CASCADE, to='querytest.Category'),
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='agent',
            name='categories',
            field=models.ManyToManyField(to='querytest.Category'),
        ),
    ]

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The Dermasure Outback No Rinse Waterless Shower 3 in 1 Cleaning Foam is ideal for situations where a shower is not convenient or available. It cleanses, removes odors and refreshes without water and only a towel or wipe is required to remove residue. Great for hiking, camping, travel or for use in emergency situations.
Dermatologically tested - RIPT (sensitivity) tested. Formulated to be gentle on sensitive skin.
Convenient cleansing - lather, clean and wipe away with a wash cloth to refresh skin. Rinsing with water is not required.
Skin - Pump foam onto wash-cloth or directly onto soiled or odorous areas. Gently wipe clean to remove residue.
Hair - Spray foam onto dry hair. Using fingers, gently rub in the foam until the hair is fully covered. Towel dry. Repeat as desired.
Water, Sodium Lauroyl Sarcosinate, Betaine, Phenoxyethanol, Caprylyl Glycol, Panthenol, Ethylhexyglycerin, Cetramonium Chloride, Citric Acid, Fragrance, Benzyl Salicylate.


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Newest Global Payroll Chapter Launches in Ireland
The Global Payroll Management Institute (GPMI) recently launched its second international chapter and its first in Europe. The unveiling of the GPMI Dublin Chapter in Ireland took place in late March at the Autodesk offices in the city's tech sector.
"We're elated to add another chapter to our GPMI family and look forward to seeing the chapter grow in the coming months and years," said Mary Holland, CPP, Global Director, Strategy, Development, and Training for GPMI. "A chapter like this will create so many opportunities for payroll professionals in Ireland to share their knowledge with their colleagues and vice versa."
Payslip Marketing Director Aoife Flynn said the GPMI Dublin Chapter will help create opportunities for global payroll professionals in Ireland to become successful leaders in their field.
"The goals of the chapter are for members to share best practices, network, and identify common payroll challenges and contribute resolutions," Flynn said.
Fidelma McGuirk, Founder and CEO of Payslip, is the first GPMI Dublin Chapter President. She has more than 18 years of experience in international business and works in Westport, Ireland, an entrepreneurial town known locally as Silicon West.
"We hope to provide a platform where members can be educated, educate others, network, and have some fun along the way," McGuirk said.
Currently, the Dublin Chapter has more than 50 members who are global payroll professionals working for leading multi-national companies across Ireland. Along with McGuirk serving as Chapter President, Lisa Mongey, Employment Tax Senior Manager at Autodesk, will serve as Secretary, and Jennifer Ross, Global Payroll Specialist at Airbus, will serve as Treasurer.
"It is very important for us to have a platform where global payroll professionals can share their wisdom and challenges and for us all to have the opportunity to learn from each other's vast experiences," Mongey said.
The GPMI Dublin Chapter is open to all GPMI subscribers who work in payroll and global payroll, including payroll leaders, managers, practitioners, researchers, and technology experts.
To join the GPMI Dublin Chapter, register here.
Additional reporting by Aoife Flynn, Marketing Director at Payslip.
Kiko Martinez is Associate Editor of Membership Publications for the American Payroll Association (APA) and the GPMI.


A guardian is someone who is appointed by the Clerk of Superior Court to act on behalf of an incompetent adult. Incompetency is a legal term indicating that an individual cannot manage his or her own affairs, meaning making decisions regarding money and property, or person, meaning making decisions concerning health care matters and residence. Generally, there must be medical or psychological evidence to assist the Court in making a determination regarding an individual's competency or capacity to make decisions.
Several rights of an individual may be affected if a guardianship is established. The individual may lose the right to determine where he or she may live or the right to consent to medical treatment. North Carolina Courts have held that other specific rights are retained, but those rights may be more difficult for the individual to exercise. These rights include the right to marry, vote, create a will, drive, or contract.
The assistance of a skilled guardianship attorney can help the family make decisions regarding the availability and effectiveness of the above alternatives to guardianship. The skilled attorney can also help the family make decisions about the need for and practical aspects of a guardianship law. Discussions about support, the guardianship legal process, and the need for caregivers with an attorney may help a family make good decisions for the benefit of their loved one.


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Powell è un centro abitato (city) degli Stati Uniti d'America, situato nella Contea di Park nello Stato del Wyoming. Nel censimento del 2000 la popolazione era di 5.373 abitanti. Il nome deriva da John Wesley Powell, geologo, esploratore e militare dell'Ottocento.

Geografia fisica
Secondo i rilevamenti dell'United States Census Bureau, la località di Powell si estende su una superficie di 9,6 km², tutti occupati da terre.

Popolazione
Secondo il censimento del 2000, a Powell vivevano 5.373 persone, ed erano presenti 1.272 gruppi familiari. La densità di popolazione era di 556,5 ab./km². Nel territorio comunale si trovavano 2.249 unità edificate. Per quanto riguarda la composizione etnica degli abitanti, il 95,44% era bianco, lo 0,13% era afroamericano, lo 0,47% era nativo, lo 0,39% proveniva dall'Asia, il 2,53% apparteneva ad altre razze e l'1,01% a due o più. La popolazione di ogni razza ispanica corrispondeva al 6,81% degli abitanti.

Per quanto riguarda la suddivisione della popolazione in fasce d'età, il 21,0% era al di sotto dei 18, il 18,6% fra i 18 e i 24, il 22,4% fra i 25 e i 44, il 19,5% fra i 45 e i 64, mentre infine il 18,4% era al di sopra dei 65 anni di età. L'età media della popolazione era di 35 anni. Per ogni 100 donne residenti vivevano 85,4 uomini.

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Comuni del Wyoming

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Dragon Ball Z: Lord Slug
Dragon Ball Z: Lord Slug 1991
Title: Dragon Ball Z: Lord Slug
Studio: Toei Animation
Cast: Toshio Furukawa, Kenji Utsumi, Masako Nozawa, Mayumi Tanaka, Jôji Yanami, Naoko Watanabe
Crew: Akira Toriyama (Characters), Hiroyuki Kitazume (Key Animation), Gen Fukunaga (Executive Producer), Justin Cook (Producer), Kazuya Hisada (Key Animation), Masahiro Shimanuki (Key Animation)
Keyword: martial arts, wish, alien, dragon, anime
Overview: A Super Namekian named Slug comes to invade Earth. But the Z Warriors do their best to stop Slug and his gang.
Release: Mar 19, 1991 Runtime: 52 minutes Quality: HD IMDb: 4.546 / 10 by 428 users Popularity: 51.47 Budget: $0 Revenue: $16400000 Language: English, 日本語
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Every Which Way but Loose
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A Chinese Odyssey Part One: Pandora's Box
Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie
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Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might
Dragon Ball Z: The World's Strongest
Dragon Ball Z: Cooler's Revenge
Dragon Ball Z: Bojack Unbound
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A very important decision families face is how to find the right treatment program. It can be difficult because sometimes you're getting most of your information from the treatment center's website and online reviews. We want to be able to help you with this decision. We have personally visited every treatment program that we recommend because we want to feel that we'd feel comfortable placing our own loved one in the treatment center's care.


This thank you card is uplifting with the bright colours and cheery message is suitable to send or receive if you love all things Scouse!. We have left the inside blank for your own message.
127 x 127mm card on 225gsm cream card with cream envelope. Individually cello wrapped.


Since May 2015, UNC Asheville graduate Erin Daniell has conducted an ongoing research project focusing on the roots and modern realities of food insecurity in Asheville's historically black Southside community. Daniell lived in Southside until she moved overseas in late July to work as a Peace Corps volunteer. This is the second of two stories she wrote for Xpress presenting her findings from the study. The first, "Legacy of Loss," appeared in the July 19 issue.
Nearly 100 years ago, there were 22 grocery stores in Asheville's historically black Southside neighborhood. Today there are none. This shift in the community's food access came from the outside in the early 1970s in the form of urban renewal, a series of redevelopment programs that dramatically altered Southside's streets, transferred property ownership and displaced hundreds of its residents into public housing. By 1975, Southside's grocery stores had disappeared.
Today, residents who want to buy food in Southside go to Green's, a gas station on Depot Street with a small convenience mart that sells processed foods like chips and sodas. Nestled between the rapidly growing areas of South Slope and the River Arts District, Southside is gentrifying quickly in the competitive housing market. This means an increasing number of middle-class, primarily white people are moving into the neighborhood, sometimes displacing longtime, primarily black, Southside residents. Hipsters, artists and students are moving in, while residents watch their home community morph before their eyes.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture identifies Southside as one of Asheville's six food deserts (defined as areas where residents lack access to nutritious, affordable food). The neighborhood is also home to five of the city's nine public housing complexes. In the 2010 U.S. census, 55 percent of Southside's population was black.
All Southside residents face the problem of being a long way from the nearest grocery store. But while a lack of food access is related to physical distance, the dilemma is often complicated by issues of class and race. According to the 2010 American Community Survey done by the U.S. Census Bureau, 9 percent of white Ashevilleans have no access to a vehicle compared with 27 percent of black Ashevilleans. With a statistically greater likelihood of having no car — and thus being more dependent on public transportation — the black residents of Southside experience food insecurity to a significantly higher degree than their newer white neighbors.
Shuvonda Harper, a lifelong black Southside resident and fourth-generation Ashevillean, is a mother of two and a public housing resident. In Harper's experience, Southside has always been a food desert, meaning the closest grocery store for her has always been more than a mile away. Plus, growing up, her family didn't own a vehicle, making the distance to groceries a logistical orchestration of carpools or multiple bus transfers. As a kid, Harper remembers, "There was this one gentleman that transported people [including my mother] to the store a lot … [for] a couple bucks of gas money." As an adult, Harper coordinated rides from friends and family members in order to take care of her family's basic nutritional needs until she recently was able to buy her own car.
Roy Harris, a 30-year black resident of Southside and recent retiree, routinely catches four buses round trip to do his grocery shopping at a Walmart about 5 miles from Southside. One June morning, Xpress rode along with Harris as he boarded the S4, then later caught the E1 for his regular shopping trip, which took one hour and 10 minutes one way. That journey then had to be repeated to get back to his neighborhood.
Harris offers some helpful recommendations for the grocery-busing strategy. "Get the minimum of what you need," he says, especially if you are trying to make the next bus, and purchase "nothing real heavy because then that makes it real tough for you to get it back to your house." Harris says that shopping using the ART system encourages the purchase of processed food items that have a longer shelf life. He is less likely to buy fresh fruits and vegetables for practical reasons, he says. Harper agrees this was also a part of her strategy when she was dependent on asking for rides to the grocery store.
Longtime residents say that before the East Riverside urban renewal project was carried out in Southside in the 1970s, the neighborhood boasted fruit trees, vegetable gardens and corner stores carrying fresh produce (see "Legacy of Loss" in the July 19 issue of Xpress). But during the urban renewal period, the local government used eminent domain to buy houses from primarily black homeowners, moving residents from homes with gardens and fruit trees to public housing. Simultaneously, drastic changes to the neighborhood's roadways caused the corner stores to disappear. The resulting limited access to wholesome foods has caused a change in many residents' diets to predominantly processed foods.
But lately, some healthy access points have developed in the neighborhood. Green Opportunities' Kitchen Ready culinary training program has a pop-up kitchen at the Arthur R. Edington Education & Career Center, which serves the public lunch and occasional dinners on a donation basis. Much of the food served there comes from a garden that's cultivated behind the center, which also gives away produce to Southside residents.
Patchwork Urban Farms, a local multiplot urban agricultural network, also operates a pop-up produce stand on Choctaw Street. But while these options are present in the neighborhood, they are not capable of replacing the stability and convenience of a supermarket with full-time hours of operation and offering a wide variety of food items.
Harris says that when he first moved to Bartlett Street in 1986, all 14 of the street's homes were occupied by black folks, mostly headed by matriarchs of the family. Today, only five of those original 14 houses are occupied by black Southsiders. Although he remembers that when he moved to Bartlett, "you could hear kids' voices up and down the street," the street's newcomers, he says, are predominantly single and white with no children.
Collin Demos, a barista at West Asheville's Odd's Café and white resident of Southside for the past two years, admits, "I definitely knew absolutely nothing about the neighborhood [when we moved in]." His main reason for renting his apartment was that "it was the cheapest and the nicest for the price." Demos says he observes rather than participates in the Southside community as he has not connected with any of his neighbors, many of whom have lived in the area for years and even decades.
Hopey & Co. is the closest grocery store to Southside and is even within a mile of some parts of the neighborhood. However, as a discount grocery that caters to a predominantly white clientele, Hopey & Co. is an unappealing option to many black Southsiders who are likely to bus across town to Walmart or Ingles rather than spend their money on almost expired goods.
Harris agrees. "You can see it's almost like a dividing line — a railroad track, as they used to say in our culture," he says, alluding to the idea that during the era of segregation, communities were often divided by the railroad tracks, with blacks living on one side and whites on the other. Harris' observation is based not only in the physical dissonance between Southside and the RAD but also in the cultural incongruity. While there are now more restaurants near Southside than in the previous three decades, they are not economically accessible or culturally appealing to all the residents living closest to them.
In the 70's Asheville broke up the main street that was full of bustling black owned businesses and had people move from their houses and live in public housing, recently created neighborhoods, which broke up the community and made thriving businesses fail, closing the groceries. Most grocery stores are over 2 miles away.
The disappearance of the community/corner grocery store is not just a Southside or Asheville phenomenon. A number of factors contributed to it. Wal-Mart and large supermarkets for one. The majority of shoppers at the old mom and pop stores tended to be regulars and older people. Many folks ran a store on the side – with a spouse, child or hired employee running the store while they worked a regular job – when these folks died or retired, nobody wanted to try to keep it running as by that time, competition from big stores further out was too much.
Also, changing regulations on fuel tanks, pumps, etc., caused a lot of the old stores quit carrying petroleum products – was too expensive to comply, so they just got rid of their tanks and stopped selling gas, oil and kerosene. When I was in high school, there were at least 10 small gas/grocery stores within an easy drive from our house. Now there are only 3 of the original ones being used as stores – and all of them were bought by one company.


So how's it going over at PG&E? Well, they're evidently going to declare bankruptcy, and their stock price has returned to the same level it was in 1990. The finest corporate leadership since Elizabeth Holmes, but much better-paid.


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Experience the very best of Ireland from West to East in authentic style
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Enjoy the vibrant culture of Dublin and taste the culinary delights of Kinsale
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It is very difficult to predict the weather in Ireland - in the summer from May to late September is generally seen as the most pleasant time to visit. Rainfall is difficult to predict - but Ireland does not receive as much as many are led to believe! In the winters, temperatures do fall, but there is nothing better than finding a remote pub with a roaring fire to sit beside after a long walk in the country.
We design each itinerary around you, so this suggested itinerary is a starting point that we can tweak or transform into something completely bespoke to you. Call us on 020 3993 4743 to start planning your holiday.
Including many of Ireland's most quintessential sights and experiences from the bewitching beauty of Ireland's west to the dancing streets of Dublin, this privately-guided, luxury journey makes an authentic and enchanting introduction to the Republic of Ireland. Stay in charming country house hotels, explore beautiful National Parks and fully immersive yourself in the charm and craic of the Emerald Isle.
Days 1-3: Co Clare
Welcome to Ireland! We recommend beginning your trip in the West of Ireland, flying into Shannon, however if your flight arrives into Dublin, or elsewhere, we'll arrange for a private transfer or adapt your trip to suit your flight schedule.
After meeting your touring chauffeur at the airport you'll soon be driving amongst the varying landscape of County Clare towards the charming country house of Gregans castle. This small, boutique hotel is set among the striking limestone landscape of the Burren national park, overlooking Galway Bay.
We've included a privately-guided hike for you here, where you'll uncover prehistoric archaeology and ancient forts, whilst following winding rivers and crumbling walls.
To truly immerse you in the local culture and lifestyle we've also included a very special working sheep dog demonstration, an engaging, immersive experience where you'll watch the sheep be rounded up with the help of a lively sheep dog.
Standing over 700 feet (over 200 metres) tall, the iconic cliffs of Moher, are home to a large number of seabird colonies, where you can watch the harsh waves of the Atlantic crash against the shore as birds fly overhead.
Accommodation: Gregans Castle Hotel (2 nights)
Days 3-5: Ring of Kerry
After two enjoyable nights in the Burren, you'll continue south towards Kerry and Killarney National Park. This vast National Park offers a varied landscape with tall mountains, inky lakes, enchanting woodland and beautiful waterfalls. For a special, hands-on experience we've included a falconry experience where you'll get up close to some magnificent birds of prey, watching in awe as their colossal wingspans come flying towards you with majestic grace.
So that you can explore the beautiful scenery in depth we've also included a guided walk here, where your walking guide will take you to the most scenic spots and highlights of the park. If you are a fan of an active adventure we can also arrange for a kayaking trip, where you'll explore limestone caves and small islands.
Accommodation: Killarney Park Hotel (2 nights)
Days 5-7: Cork
Leaving Killarney behind the next stop takes you into County Cork, full of colourful towns, charming locals and a beautiful coastline teeming with history. For a unique experience, we've included a farm visit with a difference here as you'll head to a local Buffalo mozzarella farm! The farm is the only one in Ireland and has its own on-site mozzarella dairy, where you'll discover the art of making this iconic cheese followed by lunch with your farmer.
County cork is a great place to soak up the local Irish culture so we highly recommend setting out to a local pub where, if you're in luck, they'll be some live musicians so can experience the local "craic!"
This corner of Ireland is also known for its culinary scene and to highlight this we've included a guided food tour of the colourful town of Kinsale. With a local expert, you'll visit a range of different eateries, sampling their delights along the way for a true taste of the isle. Kinsale is a fascinating medieval town, with plenty of history to explore. On a guided walk learn about the naval history of the town whilst exploring the walled town.
Accommodation: Hayfield Manor Hotel (2 nights)
Days 7-9: Dublin & the East of Ireland
The final stop on your itinerary takes you to Ireland's bustling capital, Dublin, home to the historic Trinity college, the lively bars of temple bar, distilleries and much more. Speaking of distilleries, we've included a guided tour of Teelings Whiskey distillery for you, where you'll have a chance to learn the process – and sample – some of Ireland's best "liquid gold". If you are not a whiskey aficionado, we can also arrange for you to visit the famous Guinness Storehouse.
A guided tour of the capital is a fantastic way to round-off your Irish adventure, where we'll include entrance to the Old Library at Trinity College and the book of Kells exhibition, leaving you with a heart full of Irish charm. Be sure to let us know if you have any specialist interest as we can also arrange an introduction to Gaelic sports, a guided visit of the General Post Office, cookery classes and much more.
Accommodation: The Merrion (2 nights)
Famed for its Blarney Stone, which by kissing will bestow the gift of eloquence, Blarney Castle was built over six hundred years ago by Cormac McCarthy, one of Ireland's greatest chieftains. But don't forget to explore the castle and gardens too.
Clay Shooting & Archery
Experience this Irish tradition, followed by kings and lords for centuries. Test your skill against a bolting rabbit, springing teal or wily woodcock. Or aim for the bull's eye on an archery target.
Soaring over 700 feet, the Cliffs of Moher are a magnificent 8-kilometre stretch of sea cliffs along the Atlantic coast of Clare. Wonderful views and fabulous seabird colonies make the Cliffs of Moher a must-see natural attraction in the west of Ireland.
Glendalough, in the heart of the beautiful Wicklow Mountains, is a wooded valley with two mysterious lakes, famed for its charismatic early seventh-century monastic complex and round tower. You can also enjoy beautiful walks in the woods and mountains.
Horse-drawn carriage ride in Dublin
The charming carriages line the edge of St Stephen's Green and the chatty drivers and their sturdy horses make for a relaxing way to sightsee.
Magical Skellig Michael
Skellig Michael, a towering sea crag rising from the wild Atlantic Ocean around eight miles off the coast of Kerry, is a mind-blowing destination whose stark spirituality and skirling seabird colonies will live in your mind long after you have returned.
Private Walking Tour of the Burren
The Burren landscape, with its unusual limestone rock formations, fascinating prehistoric archaeology and renowned flora and fauna, provides a spectacular terrain for a guided walk. Explore its secrets on a half-day walking tour with your private guide.
Teelings Whiskey Distillery
Teelings Distillery is Dublin's first new whiskey distillery in over a century and currently the only one in the city. Visit Teelings and taste three award-winning whiskeys for yourself.
The Irish Emigration Museum Privately Guided Tour
Explore the tragedies and triumphs of Irish emigration as you enjoy a private tour of EPIC, the Irish Emigration Museum.
The Ring of Connemara
The Ring of Connemara is a circuit taking you through the wild beauty of Galway and Mayo. Famed for its lakes, mountains and rivers, the breathtaking scenery and isolated crofts and abbeys provide a stunning glimpse of rural Ireland.
The Ring of Kerry
Snaking more than 120 scenically captivating miles in a circular route around the Iveragh Peninsula in southwest Ireland's County Kerry, The Ring of Kerry takes in rugged and verdant coastal landscapes, lakes and mountains and charming seaside villages.
The Rock of Cashel
Sometimes known as Cashel of the Kings, the Rock of Cashel in County Tipperary is a spectacular collection of medieval buildings set on an outcrop of limestone rock.
Trinity College & The Book of Kells
Trinity College is Dublin's oldest university and its cobbled front square and collection of historic buildings is a must see. The magnificent Old Library building houses the Book of Kells - a 9th-century gospel manuscript famous throughout the world.
Visit The Guinness Storehouse
Visit the famous brewery of the iconic drink that has shaped much of Dublin's history, as well as discovering what goes in to making the perfect pint of Guinness.
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"Don't Wake Me Up" é uma canção gravada pelo cantor e compositor norte-americano Chris Brown. Foi lançada para download digital pela iTunes Store a 18 de Maio de 2012 como o quarto single do seu quinto álbum de estúdio, Fortune (2012). Foi composta por Brown, Alain Whyte, Alle Benassi, Jean-Baptiste, Benny Benassi, Michael McHenry, Nick Marsh, Priscilla Renea, Ryan Buendia, Brian Kennedy, e William Orbit, com a produção e arranjos por Benny & Alle Benassi, Free School, e os dois últimos. Musicalmente, é uma faixa do género musical dance-pop que interpola uma linha do baixo pesada no seu refrão, que é repetitivo. As suas letras retratam uma amor perdido que existia apenas em sonhos.

As opiniões da crítica de música contemporânea para a canção foram geralmente positivas, que maioritariamente elogiaram a produção e arranjos vocais. Nos Estados Unidos, teve um desempenho gráfico fraco, como estreou no número oitenta e nove devido às vendas digitais massivas de Fortune. Em outros lugares, teve um sucesso moderado, tendo alcançado a primeira posição na Escócia, e se posicionado entre as vinte melhores posições no Japão, Irlanda, e Dinamarca. Quanto ao nível comercial, recebeu o certificado de disco de platina duplo pela Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) na Austrália.

O vídeo musical foi filmado num deserto norte-americano a 14 de Maio de 2012, sob a direcção de Colin Tilley. O vídeo, que foi lançado a 11 de Junho de 2012 no perfil oficial do Vevo do artista, apresenta cenas de Brown em três sonhos diferentes que apresentam uma mulher misteriosa, que é interpretada pela modelo Araya Nicks.

Antecedentes e lançamento

Em janeiro de 2012, uma gravação demo da música vazou na internet, tendo sido especulado em sites musicais que a faixa foi produzida por David Guetta porque um vídeo lírico postado no Youtube o indica. No entanto, em Maio de 2012, Guetta foi ao seu perfil oficial nas redes sociais Facebook e Twitter para responder as acusações, a afirmar: "Eu sou creditado por 'Don't Wake Me Up' no YouTube mas eu não produzi a gravação. Tudo de bom para CB!". Em 12 de maio de 2012, Brown anunciou via o seu perfil oficial no Twitter que "Don't Wake Me Up" seria lançada como o ultimo single de música pop até o lançamento de Fortune. A faixa foi composta por Brown, Alain Whyte, Alle Benassi, Jean-Baptiste, Benny Benassi, Michael McHenry, Nick Marsh, Priscilla Renea, Ryan Buendia, Brian Kennedy, e William Orbit, com a produção e arranjos por Benny & Alle Benassi, Free pelos dois últimos. Foi lançada como o quarto single do álbum a 18 de Maio de 2012 em formato digital através da loja iTunes Store. "Don't Wake Me Up" foi enviada para as rádios contemporary hit radio e rhythmic contemporary nos Estados Unidos a 12 de Junho de 2012, seis dias antes do seu lançamento oficial.

Composição e arranjos

Musicalmente, "Don't Wake Me Up" é uma canção do género musical dance-pop que tem a duração de três minutos e quarenta e dois segundos. Apresenta uma linha do baixo forte e refrão repetitivo, como Brown repete por vezes sem conta a frase "don't wake me up". Lewis Corner, do blogue britânico Digital Spy, notou que o refrão contém "uma mistura de pulso acelerado de batidas trovejantes e um cocktail electrónico ondulante". Os vocais do artista durante a segunda parte do refrão da canção sofreram alteração por auto-tune. De acordo com a revista britânica Rap-Up, a música "começa lentamente antes de tornar-se numa festa de dança total". "Don't Wake Me Up" contém letras sobre um amor perdido que apenas existia em sonhos, como afirmado por Brittany R. Villalva do jornal The Christian Post. A faixa é introduzida por uma frase proferida por uma mulher cujo nome não foi revelado, que diz "Dearly Beloved, if this love only exists in my dreams, don't wake me up". Robbie Daw, do blogue Idolator, notou que, a voz feminina soa como a da cantora Rihanna, que é namorada de Brown.

Análises da crítica profissional

"Don't Wake Me Up" recebeu geralmente opiniões positivas pela crítica especialista em música contemporânea. Robbie Daw, para o blogue Idolator, descreveu a canção como um "batedor de luz estroboscópica". Phil Kukawinski da AOL Radio, observou que ela tem "uma justaposição agradável de calma e enérgica" e que "Don't Wake Me Up parece ser uma daquelas músicas que mescla os dois sons de uma forma perfeita". JusMusic da revista Singersroom, chamou de "faixa divertida e borbulhante".

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O vídeo musical para a canção tem a direção de Colin Tilley e foi gravado no deserto em 14 de maio de 2012. Várias imagens da filmagem foram divulgadas na internet no dia seguinte, mostrando Brown posando sem camisa contra um carro vintage, bem como outras imagens dele posando com a modelo Araya Nicks, que interpreta seu interesse amoroso no vídeo. O vídeo estreou online em 11 de junho de 2012. Nesse mesmo dia, Brown apareceu no 106 & Park, onde ele explicou o conceito do vídeo: "Com este vídeo, queríamos ir completamente para dentro do mundo dos sonhos. Assim como "Turn Up the Music", os outros vídeos que estou fazendo estão em um estado de sonho de acreditar no que quiser acreditar. Então é isso que abrange em todo o Fortune. Então é basicamente sonhar e realizar seus sonhos. Eu continuo acordando dentro de um sonho, dentro de um sonho, quase em algum tipo de Iniciação [...] mas eu não pretendo me dar mal".

Lista de faixas
"Don't Wake Me Up" foi lançado para download digital nos Estados Unidos a 22 de maio de 2012. e em 18 de maio em países europeus. Na Alemanha foi lançado em formato CD single e no Reino Unido, em formato extended play (EP) digital com quatro remisturas, duas a partir da faixa original e as outras duas dos singles anteriores "Till I Die" e "Sweet Love".

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Жътвата е селскостопанска кампания по прибирането на зърнените култури.

История
В началото цялата дейност по прибиране на реколтата се извършва ръчно. Житните стебла се отрязват посредством сърп или коса и се връзват на снопове. Следва операцията вършитба, при която се отделя зърното от класа.

През 19 век се появяват механизираните жътварки, които в началото са задвижвани от животинска тяга. Много по-късно се появяват и такива, задвижвани от двигатели с вътрешно горене. Те постепенно биват усъвършенствани и връзването на снопи става механизирано с т. нар. сноповръзвачка. Изобретени са също и вършачките, които заместват трудоемкото вършеене чрез тъпчене. Те се транспортират чрез жива тяга, но за работа разполагат със специална трансмисия, задвижвана от коне, от парен двигател, а по-късно се транспортират от трактор, който ги задвижва чрез дълъг ремък. Дотогава под "жътва" се разбира само прибирането на житни култури.

Последната операция след жътвата е вършитбата. Посредством многократно отвяване на натрошените с диканя части от стеблата, класа и отделеното зърно, се почиства зърнената маса от примеси. Отначало това се е извършвало като материала се изсипва от високо във ветровито време. По-късно е измислена машина веялка с помощта на която зърното се е отделяло без да се налага да се чака вятър. През 1872 г. в Дебелец била изработена първата българска веялка от майстор х.Никола Самоук. През следващите години броят на веялките се увеличил значително. От началото на 20 век се използва и една друга сравнително проста машина – цилиндра, която се задвижва ръчно или с двигател. При т. нар. операция цилиндрене чрез вентилатор се отделят леките примеси, а след това зърнената маса се очиства от зърната на плевели и се сортира по големина от въртящ се цилиндричен барабан с различни перфорации.

Днес
Днес цялата дейност се извършва от машини, наречени комбайни. Те извършват едновременно жънене и вършеене и почистване на зърното. С тях се прибират всички зърнени култури, затова под "жътва" днес се разбира също така и прибирането на царевицата, слънчогледа и др.

Лингвистика и преносно значение
 Правилата за правоговор позволяват употребата на двете форми на думата: "жътва" и "жетва", а също така "жътвар" и "жетвар", но – "жъна", а не "жена".
 Думата се използва и в преносно значение като "постигам": "жъна победи", "жъна успехи" и др.

Галерия

Вижте също
 Комбайн
 Диканя

Външни препратки
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Mrs. Jay Lawrence Poth Jr.
Mrs. Jay Lawrence Poth Jr. nee Susan Lynn Seeliger of Comfort passed away on Thursday, August 16 at the age of 78 years.
A woman described by family and friends as an angel on Earth with a gentle soul, beautiful both in and out—passed away after a full and gracious life. To her beloved husband of 58 years, Jay, she was known as Susie, the girl he won their freshman year in college at The University of Texas at Austin. To her children: Jamy, Robba, Bear, Michael, and Jill, she was fondly called mom, mommy, mama, mother. And to her grandchildren—Dustin, Austin, Jordan, Reece, Bryn, Lily, Aaron, Kara, Mary Claire, Charlie, Sloane and Allie—-Mamawmoo, Moo, Moopa, MaP were terms of endearment for their beloved grandmother.
Susan Lynn Seeliger was born on May 25th, 1940 in Lockhart, Texas to Leonard and Josephine Blume Seeliger, a salesman and English teacher. As the oldest of three children, she is preceded in death by her own parents and one brother Thomas Scott Seeliger. She had remained very close with her sibling, Alan Seeliger throughout her life.
Susan graduated second in her class at Buda High School, was a cheerleader, clothing designer, and played the snare drum. She received her bachelor's degree from The University of Texas at Austin, and went on to a successful career as a medical technologist, laboratory manager and entrepreneur of laboratory services sales. Upon retirement she became an active volunteer in the Comfort Heritage Society. Through her work actions, this mother of five paved the way for future female leaders in the workplace, exceptionally modeling the balance of work and home life.
She married Jay Lawrence Poth Jr. on September 7th, 1959 in Lockhart, Texas, followed by a honeymoon in Port Aransas. The two reared five children, all graduates of The University of Texas at Austin and inspired by their mother each day.
With her husband and family, she traveled to Italy, Germany, Panama, Mexico, Canada, Sweden, and New Orleans, the latter being one of her favorite spots. Throughout her life, she maintained a beach house, ranch houses, and a second home in Austin.
She was known for her intellect and her talent. She often explored her creativity through pottery, making a full set of tableware, bowls and sculptures that she gave away to her family and friends. During her lifetime she enjoyed the University of Texas football and baseball games, cheering the Longhorns to season wins. Her cooking was legendary. Each year she hosted family for a full homemade Christmas feast organizing every detail of the coursed meal. German recipes were her specialty, with her potato salad and coleslaw unmatched.
She is most fondly remembered as a loving mother, good friend, avid Longhorn fan, and accomplished cook. Those that knew Susan always found unwavering inspiration and warmth.
Susan loved her own mother, Josephine Blume Seeliger Etlinger, in a similar way that many of her own children would describe her today. At the funeral of her own mother, Susan said, "It was a wonderful life, I could not have had a better role model. She was a very good mother with good morals. She was very supportive. From her I learned integrity, perseverance, hard work, and that education counts." Any one family member would characterize Susan herself the exact same way.
Susan's family describes her as a supportive and giving person. She always put her own needs second and offered exceptional advice. She would often tell stories of past experiences and her life in Central Texas.
Susan had strong faith and all her children received the sacraments in the Catholic Church. She loved the Hail Mary and she's now in Christ's loving arms.
Mrs. Susan Poth is survived by her husband: Jay Lawrence Poth Jr. of Comfort Three daughters, two sons and spouses:
Jamy Poth Kazanoff of Austin
Andrea and Todd Summy of Elgin
Bear and Gina Poth of Austin
Michael and Gwen Poth of North Carolina
Jill and Tom Jennings of Austin
11 Grandchildren
Brother: Alan and Linda Seeliger of Austin
Susan is preceded in death by her parents and one brother: Thomas Scott Seeliger
The body was in state in the Sacred Heart Catholic Church on Wednesday, August 22 from 9 to 10 a.m. with the Mass of Resurrection at 10 a.m.
Graveside services and interment will follow in the Comfort Cemetery
Pallbearers: Dustin Summy, Austin Summy, Jordan Poth, Reece Poth, Aaron Kazanoff, Rodrigo Ibarria.
Vigil Service was held on Tuesday, August 21 at 6 p.m. in the chapel of the Schaetter Funeral Home, Comfort.
Visitation for Mrs. Susan Poth was Tuesday, August 21 from 4 to 7 P.M.
For those who so desire you may make memorials in her memory to the Comfort Heritage Society or to the charity of your choice.
Arrangements are by the Schaetter Funeral Home
To view and sign the guestbook, visit www.post-register.com/obituaries/Mrs-Jay-Lawrence-Poth-Jr
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Ideally, I'd like VS Code to be able to read these Makefiles and figure out where to find stuff so that I don't have to duplicate this information between the Makefiles themselves, which are the real source of truth, and some sort of settings.json stuff, which are not. However, I accept it's early days for the C/C++ extension and that might be ambitious. If I have to replicate a bunch of stuff in the workspace settings.json for the project, I'm happy with that for now.
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BLM Alleges to Save Tortoises – But Look at What They Did to Bundy's Cows
Daisy Luther April 16, 2014
These photos are NOT for the faint of heart or weak of stomach.
Forget all of the talk by the BLM about how they are "saving" animals. During the tense stand-off between Cliven Bundy, backed by his fellow patriots, and the federal government, the rancher's cattle were massacred by the BLM. These photos were just released and they show what those federal employees did to a bunch of cows who had the misfortune to be grazing on some grass that was in dispute. The next time you hear some bleeding heart environmentalist talking about the federal government "protecting" the land and "saving" the animals, kindly direct them to this article.
The following photos were published on the Bundy Ranch Facebook page, where a spokesperson for the family, Andrew Allen, confirmed that the BLM did indeed shoot some of the rancher's cattle and leave the carcasses there to rot and decay in the hot Nevada sun.
Very graphic. You've been warned.
True animal rights activists, aren't they? Everything they said about their reasoning was a lie. They don't care about the tortoises they were discussing protecting – in fact they euthanized hundreds of those tortoises last year. The BLM announced that they had planned the euthanization because they were out of funds for the conservation center. (Read more HERE and HERE)
This, like everything else the government does, is about money and power.
UPDATE: Ben Swann interviewed Ryan Bundy about the killing of the family's cattle:
In a report by Annabelle Bamforth, she writes:
Bundy told Swann that federal agents have fled the area and left a great deal of gear and equipment and that they aren't likely to return any time soon for it. He also said that federal agents destroyed much of the grazing infrastructure on the land, including water lines, water tanks, troughs, corrals, and fences.
The damage didn't stop at just destroying infrastructure: Bundy revealed that their cattle, about 40 or so, had been killed by federal agents and thrown into a mass grave.
"The mass grave that was dug was about 50 feet long, 18 feet wide, 10 feet deep, and about a third of the way filled back in with cattle."
In these photographs provided to Benswann.com from the Bundy family, you can see that so called mass grave which was dug out with the use of a backhoe. Already inside that dirt grave you can see the body of at least one of the cattle.
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Trader Joe's Coming to SLC!
Screams of joy, hallelujahs, maybe even a few whispered prayers of thanksgiving? That's the sound of Trader Joe's announcing their plans to expand to SLC!
Trader Joe's, a unique, neighborhood grocery store with foods and beverages ranging from the everyday to the exotic, has signed a lease to open its first Utah store in Salt Lake City with a target opening date 4th Quarter, 2012.
Seriously, Trader Joe's and Whole Foods heaven within walking distance of each other. I might put my house up for sale and move. Or camp out at Liberty Park permanently.
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Many consider 2016 to be one of the worst years to date. I vehemently disagree if we are discussing this on a national or even worldwide scale; however, if we are considering things from a personal matter, 2016 was, for me, both one of the best and one of the worst years of my life. My wife and I celebrated our first year of marriage, I came to exciting conclusions about the Bible that have offered more peace than I can describe, I started school at a new college, and I made tons of new friends and contacts. At the same time, 2016 was a rough year: due to my personal convictions, I lost the respect of much of my family and I lost several friends. This situation brought stress upon Laura and I, and it contributed to a very depressing Winter and holiday season.
Despite the negative aspects of 2016, we are facing the new year with an optimistic attitude. This isn't because we make new years resolutions or anything like that, but it just so happen to be the case that a new year brought new opportunities that we are extremely excited for.
Come visit us for Bible study at 10:15 AM on Sunday. For directions, please get in touch with me.
I have a very exciting project that I will announce more about in the near future! Keep your eyes and ears open for that!
I will be traveling to several locations to speak on lectureships this year. The locations and times will be released as they are announced.
I am also working on starting a business in website design and technical support. I already have several client and I've already started to work for a few of them.
A friend of mine who runs a publication called Spirit and Life has asked me to be the layout editor of the mail-out and web edition.
We are very excited for this year and we hope that you will join us in our work for the Lord.
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