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Ljubim te pesmama (Te beso con canciones) es una canción de Extra Nena que la utilizó para representar a Yugoslavia en el Festival de la Eurovisión en Malmö en 1992, quedando en el puesto 13 en un campo de 23, con 44 puntos. Esta fue la última participación de Yugoslavia en la Eurovisión, y por tanto, la última canción.

El conductor anfitrión sueco Anders Berglund dirigió la canción; también tocó el acordeón durante la canción porque no había ningún acordeonista en la orquesta.
La canción fue lanzada como única en Europa tanto en su idioma serbio como en inglés como "I kissing you with songs"; así como en francés como "Je t'embrasse avec des chansons" y en italiano como "Ti bacio con le canzoni".

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Canciones de Eurovisión de Yugoslavia
Yugoslavia en 1992


Forces of Nature Hemorrhoids Reviews - Does Forces of Nature Hemorrhoid Control Really Work?
This blog post is a deep review of Forces of Nature Hemorrhoids Control Maximum Strength.
If you have suffered from hemorrhoids and are searching for the best hemorrhoid treatment online, you have probably come across Forces of Nature Hemorrhoid Control.
There is a regular version and then there is a maximum strength version. Since the maximum strength version is better at relieving hemorrhoid pain, that is the product we will be reviewing in detail today.
What Is Forces of Nature Hemorrhoid Control?
Forces of Natire hemorrhoids Control is a FDA registered, certified organic homeopathic medicine for hemorrhoids. We love the fact that the product is certified organic.
It is different than an OTC hemorrhoid medicine as it is homeopathic in nature. It is the first homeopathic FDA registered hemorrhoid product.
In addition, it is completely comprised of natural ingredients and oils. A homeopathic medicine is natural and based on oils, herbs and natural medicines.
Forces of Nature hemorrhoids formula has 2 active ingredients in it. These active ingredients are Witch Hazel and Horse Chestnut. Both of these ingredients have been clinically shown to reduce and eliminate hemorrhoids.
Witch Hazel is an extremely common ingredient found in many OTC hemorrhoid treatments. This herb acts as a astringent, which shrinks or contracts the skin.
When used on hemorrhoids, Witch hazel provides a soothing, receiving effect. The Witch Hazel found in Forces of Control Hemorrhoid formula is an 8X composition, meaning is has been diluted (strengthened) 1:10, 8 total times.
The main issue we have with this homeopathic medicine is that there isn't a lot of data showing that homeopathy is effective.
The next active ingredient is Horse Chestnut, or Aesculus Hippocastanum. Horse Chestnut is an herb that has been used for centuries to improve veins.
Horse Chestnut is thought to strengthen and improve veins. In Germany, Horse Chestnut is approved for the treatment of veins, including for hemorrhoids.
Many popular hemorrhoid supplements, like HemRid Plus, include Horse Chestnut in their formula.
Once again, the Forces of Nature Hemorrhoids formula contains an 8X homeopathic concentration. That means it has been diluted (strengthened) to a 1:10 ration, 8 times.
The formula has 6 inactive ingredients. The inactive ingredients are Peppermint Oil, Niaouli Oil, Lavender Oil, Rose Geranium Oil, and Sesame Oil.
I've done quite a bit of research on hemorrhoids and haven't really seen anything that shows these ingredients would be beneficial to hemorrhoids.
Coconut oil for hemorrhoids is a popular and widely talked about option, but interestingly it was not put into this formula.
Is Forces Of Nature Hemorrhoids Control Safe to Use?
Yes, this seems like a safe formula to use for hemorrhoids. It is Certified Organic and also FDA registered. Plus, it is made in the USA.
When using oils, creams, or ointments, you should try using a little bit at first to make sure you do not get an allergic skin reaction to any of the ingredients or oils.
This formula can result in irritating the skin, but its probably for a very select few people.
Here is the actual warning from the Forces of Nature website.
Some individuals may be sensitive to essential oils, skin test for tolerability. If accidental ingestion more than several drops, and adverse reaction occurs, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center. Do not apply to the eyes; in the event of contact, flush with water and seek advice from medical personnel. Keep all medicines out of the reach of children.
Our guess is that this formula will be more than fine to use and likely without side effects. Before using this formula or any other one make sure you consult your doctor to make sure it is safe for you to use.
Does Forces of Nature Work For Internal Hemorrhoids?
Forces of Nature is not to be used for internal hemorrhoids. This is because the product is meant to be applied topically. There is no applicator to use it internally. Do not use it for prolapsed hemorrhoids.
Does Forces of Nature Work For External Hemorrhoids?
Yes, you can use Forces of Nature for external hemorrhoids. Dab a couple drops on the affected hemorrhoid 2-3 times per day. This should bring you some relief from hemorrhoids.
How Do I Use Forces of Nature Hemorrhoids Control?
Using this formula is very simple. Simply dab 2-3 drops on the affected hemorrhoid area 2-3 times per day. Do not use an applicator or your fingers to do this!
Can I Use Forces of Nature on Bleeding Hemorrhoids?
No, do not use this product on your bleeding hemorrhoids. If you see excessive bleeding you may want to go see a doctor. A hemorrhoid burst should only bleed for a short while. If your hemorrhoid pops and bleeds for more than 10 seconds, consider seeing a doctor for you hemorrhoids.
What do the reviews say about the Forces of Nature Hemorrhoids product? Let's take a look at the top websites and see what they think.
The reviews on Amazon show a 3.8-star rating. This isn't the best review score, although its not too bad. The product has a total of 93 reviews on Amazon. Many of the reviews state that it provides hemorrhoid relief but that the hemorrhoid doesn't go away.
On Walmart , the product currently has only 1, 5-star review. Since that is too small of a sample size, there is not too much help there in finding out if its effective.
After looking through the reviews this seems like a hit or miss product. It is likely better for providing some relief than for getting rid of hemorrhoids.
The Witch Hazel and Horse Chestnut should help reduce swelling and inflammation, which will help reduce pain and provide relief.
I am just not sure to the efficacy of the homeopathic medicine in comparison to popular hemorrhoid treatments like Preparation H Cream or Preparation H Wipes.
The Forces of Nature official website shows a review rating of 4.8 stars with a total of 79 reviews.
Where Can I Buy Forces of Nature Hemorrhoid Control Maximum Strength?
Amazon is currently offering 11ml of the maximum strength formula for $18.56. You can also purchase on the official Forces of Nature Website for $29.95 or on Walmart for $28.99. Clearly, the best place to purchase this product is on Amazon.
The product is also available in stores at Whole Foods and Thrive Nutrition, among other places.
All in all, since the product is FDA registered, certified organic, and made in the USA, we think this could be a good option for your hemorrhoids.
The main drawback is that the reviews are not as good as other products and the price is very high. If you do decide to buy it, purchase from Amazon.
Our #1 pick for a topical application for hemorrhoids would be Preparation H Maximum Strength Hemorrhoid Cream, also found on Amazon.


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Dunne v Clinton
1930 WJSC-SC 272
KENNEDY C.J.
FITZGIBBON J.
MURNAGHAN J.
Dunne v. Clinton
JUDGMENTS DELIVERED ON 12th February, 1931 .KENNEDY C.J.
It is hardly necessary to reserve judgment in this case. We are all perfectly clear on the position. If it called for any elaborate consideration - we don't think it does - we would reserve it, but I think as the Court of Criminal Appeal laid down in Cox's case, there is no difference between detention and imprisonment. Taking a classical definition of imprisonment from theTermes de la ley:
"Imprisonment is the restraint of a man's liberty, where it be in the open field, or in the Street or cage in the Streets, or in a man's own house as well as in the common gaol. And in all these places the party so restrained is said to be a prisoner for so long as he hath not his liberty freely to go at all times to all places whether he will without bail or mainprize".
Now, this thing fbr which this new term of "detention" has been invented and is sought to be introduced is imprisonment within the recopnised definition of the law. Taking that old definition as a standard, on the evidence here there is no question, because with all the astuteness and ability of Mr. Lynch, he has not been able to show that those men were voluntary boarders for two days in the police barracks. On the evidence they were not free men from the hour when their prolonged interrogation terminated. There is no question of the proper grounds of their arrest or of their interrogation **???query?????? a cause of action for false improsonment from the end of that interrogation until they were subsequently brought before a Peace Commissioner. Mr. Binchy puts his theory of the commencement of the detention at 10 o'clock of the morning of the next day after their arrest because he does not attempt to make the case that a Peace Commissioner should have been summoned from his bed at four o'clock in the morning when the interrogation had ended to determine whether those men should have been remanded on bail or in custody. They were, however, brought into contact with a Solicitor who intervened on their behalf and were brought before a Peace Commissioner. No justification is brought for the imprisonment, beyond this, that the guards were entitled to detain those suspected of crime. But the question is, whether it is a justification for a prolonged detention or imprisonment to say that the crime was...

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Q: Mac OS X 10.8 - Configure smbd to follow symbolic links Is there a way to change the configuration for smbd in mountain lion to follow symbolic links?
I was looking to apply this fix for linux: http://littlehandytips.com/samba-symbolic-links-do-not-work/

To fix the samba problem with accessing symbolic links, you will need
  to modify the samba config file, smb.conf which is normally at
  /etc/samba/smb.conf and add the following lines to the [global]
  section in that file.
follow symlinks = yes
wide links = yes
unix extensions = no

But I can't seem to find the configuration file for smbd.
Looking at the man pages for smbd in OS X lion
https://developer.apple.com/library/Mac/#documentation/Darwin/Reference/ManPages/man8/smbd.8.html

-no-symlinks
          In normal operation, smbd will respond to client symlink requests but will never follow sym-links symlinks
          links itself. This flag causes smbd to restrict client access to symlink operations and to
          always follow symlinks. In this case, clients will not be aware that symlinks are in use
          because they will always be directed to the symlink target.

I tried adding 'no-symlinks' as a program argument in smbd's launchdaemon plist, but no success.
**Update: solved
Adding the -no-symlinks parameter to the plist did fix the issue, the file sharing services just needed a restart after that.
/System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.smbd.plist
<array>
        <string>/usr/sbin/smbd</string>
        <string>-no-symlinks</string>
</array>

A: Adding no-symlinks as a program argument in smbd's launchdaemon plist did the trick.
The file sharing services do need a restart after changing the file.
/System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.smbd.plist

<array>
        <string>/usr/sbin/smbd</string>
        <string>-no-symlinks</string>
</array>

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MOF Invites Feedback on Proposed Changes to the Income Tax Act
The Ministry of Finance is inviting interested parties to provide feedback on the draft Income Tax (Amendment) Bill 2018 from 20 June to 11 July 2018.
Proposed Amendments arising from Budget 2018
The proposed amendments to the Income Tax Act ("ITA") include 17 changes announced in the 2018 Budget Statement. The key changes are:
a) Enhancement and extension of the Corporate Income Tax ("CIT") rebate. To ease business costs and support restructuring, the CIT rebate will be enhanced to 40% of tax payable, with a higher cap of $15,000 for the Year of Assessment ("YA") 2018. The CIT rebate will also be extended to YA2019, at 20% of tax payable and capped at $10,000.
b) Adjustments to the Start-Up Tax Exemption Scheme ("SUTE") and Partial
Tax Exemption Scheme ("PTE") from YA 2020. The tax exemption under both schemes will be reduced from the first $300,000 to $200,000 of normal chargeable income. Exemption under SUTE will also be lowered from 100% to 75% for the first $100,000 of normal chargeable income.
c) Enhancement of tax deductions for qualifying research and development
("R&D") performed locally. To encourage R&D to be done in Singapore, the tax deduction for staff costs and consumables incurred on qualifying R&D projects performed in Singapore will be increased from 150% to 250%. The change will take effect from YA 2019 to YA 2025.
d) Enhancement of the Double Tax Deduction for Internationalisation ("DTDi") scheme. To encourage firms to internationalise, the expenditure cap for DTDi claims without prior approval from Enterprise Singapore or the Singapore Tourism Board will be raised from $100,000 to $150,000 per YA from YA 2019.
Other Proposed Amendments
The Income Tax (Amendment) Bill 2018 provides for eight changes to existing tax policies and administration, arising from the periodic review of Singapore's income tax system, as well as to strengthen Whole-of-Government law enforcement. The changes include:
a) Enhance the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore's ("IRAS") powers to investigate tax crimes. Syndicates and recalcitrant taxpayers are becoming more active and are employing more sophisticated strategies for tax fraud. When investigated, these suspects may refuse to cooperate with IRAS' investigation. For instance, they may refuse to hand over potential evidence, attempt to destroy evidence, or may contact other suspects to corroborate statements. Such acts of non-cooperation affect IRAS' effectiveness in bringing the perpetrators to justice.
The proposed amendments will:
- enhance IRAS' enforcement powers for investigation of specified serious tax crimes, or where the suspect attempts to destroy evidence. Specifically, the proposed amendments introduce the (i) power of forced entry, (ii) power of arrest without warrant and (iii) power of body search subject to conditions. These powers under the proposed amendments will be exercised only by trained IRAS investigation officers and where necessary so that investigations are not impeded.
- expand IRAS' power to gather all information relevant to its investigations from any person.
- align penalties imposed under the ITA for persons who obstruct officers acting in discharge of their duty under the ITA with those under the Goods and Services Tax Act.
b) Sharing of information by IRAS with law enforcement agencies ("LEAs") to combat serious crimes. The activities of criminals including syndicates are often multi-faceted. For instance, their criminal activity may not be limited to tax evasion only, but other forms of illegal activities such as drug dealing and corruption. A Whole-of-Government approach is needed to better fight such serious crimes.
Currently, IRAS is allowed to provide information to LEAs under limited circumstances (e.g. pursuant to a Court Order). The proposed amendment will allow IRAS to share with LEAs information that IRAS assesses as critical for investigation or prosecution of serious crimes. Serious crimes are offences listed in the First and Second Schedules of the Corruption, Drug Trafficking and Other Serious Crimes (Confiscation of Benefits) Act. Information shared with LEAs is to be disclosed to prescribed officers in the LEAs. Further disclosure of such information which is not for the purpose of investigation or prosecution will be an offence.
c) Provide for the disposal of documents or things seized under the ITA. Where a matter has not proceeded to prosecution, the amendment will allow the disposal of documents or things seized during investigation if the owner of the seized items fails to collect the items upon the end of investigation.
d) Allow tax deduction for motor car-related expenses for private hire car ("PHC") drivers. Unlike taxi drivers, PHC drivers are currently not allowed to claim tax deduction on car-related expenses. We have reviewed this with the Ministry of Transport, as part of our periodic review and arising from feedback from various Members of Parliament and the National Private Hire Vehicles Association (NPHVA). Taxi and PHC drivers now provide similar point-to-point transport services.
Deduction for car-related expenses to be allowed
We will allow tax deduction on car-related expenses incurred by PHC drivers, against their driving income. Such expenses include car rental and petrol.
i. To ease compliance in claiming tax deduction, a PHC driver, subject to conditions, will be allowed to claim tax deduction for:
• expenses (other than service fees paid to platform providers) incurred to earn driving income based on a deemed expense ratio prescribed in the Income Tax Act, set at "40% of all driving income less service fees"; and
• service fees paid to platform providers based on the actual amount incurred under normal tax rules.
Alternatively, instead of the treatment at para 3(d)(i), the PHC driver may opt to claim tax deduction based on the actual amount of running expenses and service fees incurred in earning driving income.
ii. Taxi drivers will similarly be allowed to opt for the treatment at para 3(d)(i), to ease their tax compliance. Alternatively, taxi drivers can choose to continue with their current practice of claiming tax deduction based on the actual amount incurred on relevant expenses.
No capital allowance for purchase cost of the cars
Capital allowance for the purchase costs of cars will continue to be not allowed for PHC drivers.
As for taxi drivers, currently, almost all do not own their taxis and thus do not claim capital allowance. Only about 80 taxi drivers hold a valid taxi service operator licence first issued to them prior to 1 January 1975, which allow them to own a taxi. These licensees drive yellow-top taxis. For these taxi drivers, their capital allowance will be grandfathered.
The above changes in tax treatment maintain support for our long-standing policies on car ownership, while updating our tax regime to allow deduction for car-related expenses incurred by PHC drivers.
The amendments will take effect from YA 2019, i.e. income earned in 2018.
e) Introduce the Intellectual Property ("IP") Development Incentive ("IDI"). To encourage the use of IPs arising from taxpayer's R&D activities, IP income will be incentivised under the IDI. The IDI incorporates the internationally- agreed tax standard for tax incentives for IP income. The IDI will be effective from 1 July 2018.
The remaining changes are technical amendments.
Consultation Details
The public can access the detailed consultation documents for the draft Income Tax (Amendment) Bill 2018 on the Ministry of Finance's website (http://www.mof.gov.sg/) and the REACH consultation portal (http://www.reach.gov.sg/).
We encourage all interested parties to submit your comments using the prescribed template, through:
a) email to pc_gstabill@mof.gov.sg (preferred mode); or
b) fax to 6337 4134; or
c) post to:
Attention: Tax Policy Directorate
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R.I.P. Apr 3, 2015 at 4:00 pm
Remembering Matt Carrillo, 1974-2015
Ryan J. Prado
Portland, Santa Rosa, and the greater underground music community lost a long-standing contributor to its ranks on March 24. Simon Matthew Carrillo, 40, died after a short stay in the hospital of complications from a collapsed lung. Carrillo was a founding member of bands that spanned the locales of his Santa Rosa roots and into his 15-year residency in Portland, including Desert City Soundtrack, Westfold, Kid Dynamo, Edaline and likely many more that didn't necessarily release music formally.
Reminiscences in the aftermath of Carrillo's passing have focused on his gentle, soft-spoken nature, even while he possessed the marked ability to channel his aggressions through his music. Cory Gray of Portland's Carcrashlander―and Carrillo's former bandmate in Desert City Soundtrack―explains.
"The way he played was always an expression of himself, never putting it on or faking it," says Gray. "We had some songwriting binges that would last for days on end. I didn't see enough of him in the last few years, and I regret it. We had always planned on making another record."
Mike Casanova, who along with Carrillo formed Edaline in Santa Rosa in 1994 and later helped form Desert City Soundtrack in 2001, recalls Carrillo as a brother figure.
"We shared many tours, got to know each other's families well and for many years of our lives were inseparable," says Casanova. "No matter how ugly things got in life, he was always there to listen and offer support and never, ever judged."
Among the many releases Carrillo had a hand in, Desert City Soundtracks' debut full-length Contents of Distraction emerges as perhaps his most ambitious. Released by Deep Elm Records in 2002 and buoyed by opening track "What to Do in Case of Fire," the album introduced the controlled chaos that would embody the remaining two full-length releases the band put out. Carrillo's spastic, discordant guitar work is offset by ferocious vocal deliveries, anchored by drummer Caitlin Love's poised, busy drum work, Casanova's manic bass, and Gray's nuanced keys. This was dark, volatile music that would somehow rein itself in at its most dire-sounding crescendos, with Carrillo's suddenly subdued vocals serving as a vessel toward the light.
"I have many fond memories of him on his acoustic, his cat Grizzly by his side, writing his melancholy songs and telling me not to take his lyrics too seriously," relates ex-girlfriend Annie Ostrowski. "His music was always the vehicle for his anxieties and introspection, but outside of his songwriting he was always genuine, warm, emotionally intuitive, and a constant source of corny jokes to make you smile."
Love, now one-half of Portland instrumental duo Hot Victory, concurs.
"Desert City was the most intense line-up I've ever experienced in terms of the sheer energetic output in a live setting," says Love. "Much of this came from Matt's lyrics and how he channeled the torment he felt. Having that outlet allowed him to shake his demons and be the sweetest, most sensitive guy I've met. People would watch him on stage screaming his face off and then be really surprised by how tender he was in conversation."
Carrillo's soft-spoken nature resonated with former Desert City bandmate Brian Wright as well.
"Having no experience touring in a band prior to joining Desert City, I was afraid of most normal, harmless, and even fun things that happen to bands on the road, including anytime someone was kind enough to offer us a place to stay," remembers Wright. "Matt would laugh and remind me that people are nice, telling me to relax and have fun. His compassion and kindness toward others taught me that good people exist everywhere."
Carrillo's premature passing has prompted plans for memorials with live music in both Santa Rosa and in Portland. Details are to come via the Simon Matthew Carrillo Memorial Page on Facebook, although the date of April 19 has been set for the Portland edition. Updates are ongoing for these two events.
"If there's been any continuous theme from the outpouring of memories that have been shared over recent days, it's definitely been that Matt was always creating, writing music with anyone that wanted to join him, and storing away tapes upon tapes of unfinished recordings," says Ostrowski. "There must be hundreds of unreleased songs out there, and we're working together to get them out there for everyone to share and listen to."
In the coming days, weeks, months, years―whatever you've got―it would do you well to revisit the below releases as they are available. Desert City Soundtrack's output is certainly available on Spotify, Bandcamp, and beyond. Edaline's Old City Scenes is a bona fide scorcher, if you can find it (ahem... there's a copy on Discogs and I'll make a tape for anyone who contacts me wanting to listen to it).
As far as tributes go, absorbing the fruits of Matt's creative synapses―in all their furious, loving glory―might be about as good as anyone can do. And while that might not seem like enough to you, it doubtless would have meant the world to Matt.
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Releases by Simon Matthew Carrillo:
Kid Dynamo - Santa Rosa, CA
Shoots The Hoops (Cassette)
Super Suicide (7-inch), Kirbdog Records, 1994
Kid Dynamo/Track Star (7-inch single, split), Chocolate River (Deconstruction), 1996
Kid Dynamo (7-inch), Mustardfield Records, Unknown
Edaline - Santa Rosa, CA
Old City Scenes (10-inch EP), Flying Harold Records, Unknown
I Wrote The Last Chapter For You (CD, LP), Law Of Inertia, 1999
Live at Bottom of the Hill (CD, LP), Flying Harold Records, 1999
Desert City Soundtrack - Santa Rosa, CA / Portland, OR
Desert City Soundtrack/Divided Body - West Coast East Coast Split 7-inch, 2000
Contents Of Distraction (CD, LP) Deep Elm Records, 2002
Funeral Car (CD, LP) Deep Elm Records, 2003
Desert City Soundtrack/Settlefish/Sounds Like Violence - (Minimax, Sampler), Deep Elm Records, 2004
Desert City Soundtrack/The Rum Diary, The Untitled - Split 7-inch, Turn Records, 2004
Perfect Addiction (CD, LP), Deep Elm Records, 2005
Westfold - Portland, OR
Westfold/Aristeia, split 7-inch, 2008
Westfold, self-released, 2010
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An autumn excursion into the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains brought beautiful weather for the Peoples Bank VItoP Club as they settled in at Boone Tavern located in Berea,KY. As they approached in the motor-coach, the travelers were pleased to see the pristine and appealing exterior of this hotel on the National Register of Historic Places and a member of the Historic Hotels of America. After a warm welcome by a staff member, they checked into their guest rooms featuring classic handcrafted cherry and walnut furniture made by Berea College Student Crafts over the past 100 years. A stroll through this artsy area to the Berea College Log House Craft Gallery was enjoyable for David & JoAnne Taylor and Barbara Coleman. The Fudge Shop had some really delicious candy that Billy & Jean Nolen couldn't resist while Larry & Elouise Blackwelder were intrigued with the superb handcrafted dulcimers in the woodworking shop.
In the private Cole Gathering Room, the VItoP guests had pre-ordered their menu selections for a delectable dinner served by Berea College students, all of whom participate in the labor program in addition to their full academic load. The performance following dinner by Retro Renfro was one of the highlights of the trip. Their renditions of the legendary songs of favorite country music artists were crowd-pleasing, and after an interlude of hilarious humor, the vocalists/musicians took request after request. Jayne Krocthko came up with "I was born in Renfro Valley" which was a staple in the group's repertoire but, of course, their rendition of "Rocky Top"went over with much applause from William & Sandra McLain and Steve & Krystal Carter, UT fans. Gina Eason, Peoples Bank hostess, was with her mother,Linda Richardson, called for several favorites such as Farther Along.
A scrumptious breakfast buffet got the next day off to a good start followed by a tour of the town of Berea and the Berea College Campus, the first inter-racial, co-ed school in the south before the Civil War. Connie, the local tourism coordinator, was on the coach pointing out the stately education buildings and relating the history of this unusual college.Ronald & Judy Brown and Elaine Foutch were impressed that no student pays tuition and the 1600 undergraduates represent nearly every state and more than 60 countries.
In Old Town, an area of shops and workrooms of local artisans, ONeal and Carolyn Stanford were looking at the handmade pottery, ironwork, and blown glass for Christmas gifts. On such a beautiful day, Virginia Tinin, Lillie Brewer and Willodean Lipscomb relished being outside where the streets and parks were accented with 5 ft. "Helping Hand" statuary created in various mediums by resident artists. A full lunch with menu choices was included at the Kentucky Artisans Center featuring more juried arts & crafts. Early afternoon found the group at Whitehall Historic Site, the 44 room Italianate home of Cassius Clay, famous abolitionist, large contributor to Berea College, & Minister to Russia, and the first brick house west of the Alleghenies. Joyce & Kenneth Garrison, Norman Brown and Gail Brown noted it to be a very different style mansion with exquisite architectural details and unique floor plan. Later in the afternoon, Susan Tomes, who had entertained the Peoples Bank VItoP at the Boone Tavern the previous night, welcomed everyone to the KY Music Hall of Fame. She did a few songs, well-received by Barbara Conner &Diane Weaver, and then invited everyone to tour the facility. The costumes, musical instruments and personal artifact displays of Kentucky artists such as Montgomery Gentry, Dottie Ramboand other familiar names were of interest to Mel Davis, and Jim & Catherine Ross, Peoples Bank hostess.
Dinner was included in the Renfro Valley Entertainment complex before the high energy jamboree performance showcasing local talent. Martha Mitchener and Patricia Pigg particularly liked the lead female singer; Sharon Crawley & Pauline Johnson enjoyed the musician who played several instruments including the bass guitar and fiddle.
Another favorite venue visited was the American Museum of Science & Energy in Oak Ridge, which was built under a cloak of great secrecy during WWII. People in nearby Knoxville had no idea a house was being constructed every 30 minutes to accommodate a peak population of 75,000 people. Sammy & Vickie Martin and Thurston & Ellean Harper learned that none of the workers were allowed to talk about their job and did not know they were working on the bomb that would eventually end WWII. An included lunch was soup & sandwich in one of the historic buildings original to the complex.
The knowledgeable official historian for the Oak Ridge laboratories was the step-on guide for Peoples Bank and took the group to see the footprint of the enormous K-25 plant that covered more than 1500 acres. He related the story of John Hendricks that was recently featured in The Tennessee Magazine; John Hendrix was considered the "Prophet of Oak Ridge' as he predicted after a self-imposed isolation around 1900 that such a facility would be built in the Valley. His vision was remembered by locals who knew him when the bomb was dropped and the extent of the Manhattan Project became known. Mike & Carolyn McDonald enjoyed the visit to the Y-12 Plant, the facility vital to our national security for the manufacturing, processing and storage of special materials. While there Shirley Maniss with her husband, Bob, saw artifacts that played a role in the successful treatment of her cancer as a young adult. The early research done at this facility provided the newly developed chemo that was used for Shirley and, since the war, hip joints, flu vaccines, touch-screen computers and dental x-ray shielding has also come from this plant. Peoples Bank VItoP Club came home to Wayne County well-informed about the Manhattan Project National Historic Park, which was inducted into the national park system in 2015, and also having enjoyed some great music and other historical sites in eastern Kentucky.
The annual Grand Ole Opry Birthday Bash trip is always fun and popular for the Peoples Bank VItoP Club with many returning fans each year. Jerry Brawner, with his wife Diane, won the Opry trivia quiz on the coach en route to Nashville. An Opry word search game and crossword puzzles were handed out along with snacks by Pat Holder and Catherine Ross, Peoples Bank escorts. Caney Fork River Valley Grill near the Opry House was the dinner venue with bountiful plates of fried fish, roasted chicken or smoked ribs. This was the first visit to Caney Fork for some Lawrenceburg fans:Ernest & Alice Jones, Ronald & Judy Baker, Jo Franklin & Judy Baker who was celebrating a birthday that day. Another birthday recognized was Regina Littrell's: she wasthere with her cousin, Mike Farris, for her first Opry visit. Great service along with a tasty meal was pleasing to Bobbie & Mildred Stephenson, and the uniquely decorated interior featuring a pickup truck and a fish pond interested Betty Choate & Jayne Krotchko, also making their first visit to the Grand Ole Opry.
Security has been tightened at the Opry House in the last month so entry was through a scanning device for the first time. The gift shop was crowded and one of the performers, Mo Pitney, was signing copies of his new CD on the Plaza while Cathy Pearce was performing in another area. Both these young new performers appealed to teenagers, Ashlynn and Alli Franks and Will Vanhoose, all guests of Carolyn Franks, and to Karlie Seltzer attending with her grandmother, Cathy Seltzer. The welcome salute in the Opry House to Military Veterans found former Marine Paula (Sunny) Barnhart to be one of the few women veterans in the crowd.
Connie Smith, a 50 year veteran of the Opry , was the hostess for the first segment opening with the Opry Square Dancers, always a hit with opry regulars, Billy & Dean Stegall,Shirley Dalton & Reba Riley. The Whites, who appear often on the Opry, sang an old favorite, San Antone, followed by Bobby Osborne &the Rocky Top X-Press. After their rendition of Love's Gonna Be Here Again,they got a rousing response to Rocky Top from Adam & Cindy Coleman, Kathleen Godwin, and Phyllis Bullard. Newcomer Mo Pitney sang one of his hits, Country, and Riders in the Sky presented their entertaining typical Western Cowboy songs.Jackie Brewton, Julie Garrett, and Jeff & Denise Brawner enjoyed the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with their rendition of BoJangles & You Get a Line, I'll Get a Pole. Nellie Arnold, Lucille Talley, Diane Staggs, and Bill Free applauded another high energy appearance of the Opry Square Dancers. Headliner Brad Paisley was certainly a crowd pleaser and really connected with the crowd, including Paula Treadwell attending with her mother, Paulette Crowell, and Lisa White who had surprised her mother, Jean Nutt, with the trip to the Opry. Paisley performed some of his popular hits, I'm Gonna Miss Her, familiar to fan Vicky Lineberry with her mother, Villa Sue Holder. Another hit, She's Everything to Me, had the audience singing along with Brad on the chorus. He brought back onto the stage many of the evening performers and "jammed" with the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band for a grand finale. With the crowd on it's feet, this musical evening was ended by the appearance of the giant birthday cake and release of the multi-colored balloons. Reluctant to leave and wishing to stay for the later show were Geannine Eaves, Paul Franks, Nina Rose, and Nancy Warren. Names were drawn for door prizes, a Brad Paisley CD and also a Opry Gospel CD along with a box of Nashville's famous Goo-Goo Bars. The ride home went quickly with a hilarious comedy DVD that brought lots of laughter to finish an entertaining trip to the Opry.
Sometimes Mother Nature can turn a planned travel tour into a challenging adventure, especially in the higher elevations, but the Peoples Bank VItoPs exhibited stalwart and enthusiastic resolve to maximize their enjoyment of the Yellowstone National Park recently. The premature snowfall in the park was a thing of beauty but required some ingenuity on the part of their tour director,Clay, for access to the many wonderful sights available. This year is the 100th anniversary of the National Park Service, and fifty-one people Joined Peoples Bank tour of top-rated Yellowstone.
The group flew into Salt Lake City where they enjoyed a tour of the pristine city with its wide streets and of the Utah State Capitol with paintings on the ceilings depicted the history of the state. As the group departed there, Clay explained the Mormon migration to this area and also pointed out old copper mines in the Basin Range of the Wacach Mountains that surround the city. The group enjoyed an included dinner in the city that evening. The next day, the route to Yellowstone was through Idaho with gorgeous views of the Basin Range. In Idaho Falls the group got an overview of the unusual waterfall spectrum on the Snake River. Upon arrival in West Yellowstone, a Giant Screen presentation of the National Park prepared the group for the couple of days ahead in Yellowstone. That evening they explored the town, finding a typical Western exterior of rustic weathered boards on the McDonald's, quite different from the usual facade of the Tennessee ones. A fine dusting of snow on the gold autumn foliage greeted Nina White, Carolyn Patrick, and Bayward & Barbara Coleman the next morning as they boarded the coach to visit the Grizzly Bear/Wolf Discovery Center. There the timber wolves, one black, one white, fascinated Joyce Hankins. Billy Nolen with wife,Jean, captured photos of the wildlife inhabitants while hoping to see a moose in the wild. Upon entering the Park, Richard & Kathy Bivens and Larry & Sharon Bain braved the snow to see the curious hydro-thermal features like the bubbling Artists Paint Pots & Mud Pot. Bill & Judy Goodyear, Jeff &Denise Brawner & Robert & Melanie Lee tread the boardwalks to view the grandeur of the Midway Geyser Basin featuring the world's largest concentration of active geysers, as well as fumaroles, and hot springs. Of course, Old Faithful is the world's best know geyser and erupts about every 40 minutes. Mark & Phoebe Wayne, who were celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary, Susan Kolakowski and Diane Broadfoot watched several eruptions in spite of the cold, 4-6 inches of snow and a fog shrouding the area. Bobbie & Doris Stults found a deserted area with a window in the lodge to watch the eruption more comfortably. Two nights were spent inside the park at historic lodgings, one at Old Faithful & the other more rustic lodges at Lake Yellowstone, both these having to be reserved at least a year in advance.
The next morning was spent in the winter wonderland of the Norris Geyser Basin and the Porcelain Basin where Vada Barnett, Ava Barnett & Elaine Foutch appreciated the pristine blue pools steaming in the white ground. James Frank & Sherry Bundrant and Connie& Billy Lay added a little excitement by engaging in a snowball toss. After lunch in Canyon Village, a rare sighting of Trumpeter Swans brought oohs & aahs as the motor-coach traveled to the upper & lower falls of the Yellowstone River. This area, referred to as the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone, has yellow rock walls which gave the park its name.Lots of wildlife from two large horned whitetail deer to herds of bison and an male elk with his harem kept Richard & Frances Rains, Richard & Carolyn Lacher, and Sharron Hopper with her son, Guy Hopper, on the alert as they crossed the Continental Divide, an elevation of 8000 feet. The coach traveled along the Rockefeller Memorial Highway with grand views of the Snake River and then south toward the panoramic Grand Tetons rising above Jackson Lake. During a break at the Jackson Lake Lodge, Peoples Bank tour director, Clay,who is an accomplished musician, surprised everyone with an impromptu piano interlude enjoyed by George & Cathy Latham and Pat Holder, Peoples Bank hostess. Jenny Lake and also the tiny Church of the Transfiguration were great photo opts for Bettye Miller and her niece, Julie Brown. Perhaps the paramount experience of the whole trip was the Snake River float that started out with warm sunshine and ended with a cold thunderstorm. Even clad in rain ponchos, Jo Ogg, Marion Joiner and Stan & Patti Cross emerged from their rafts pretty much soaked but laughing at the unexpected turn of events. The guides who maneuvered the rafts while everyone hunkered down were praised by Evelyn Tharp, Linda Tucker,and Teresa Ricketts, Peoples Bank hostess. Warm showers and a good meal invigorated most to shop & stroll the streets of Jackson Hole viewing its stunning antlers arches.
Leaving the snow behind, autumn leaves of red & gold brightened the drive through Star Valley and Logan Pass, the route the Mormons took to settle in the Great Salt Lake valley. Astop at Afton, home of the world's largest Elkhorn, brought on a treat at a great chocolate shop. Later in the day another perk was raspberry milkshakes while enjoying a scenic overlook of Bear Lake. After checking into Little America Hotel, which was termed a beautiful experience probably compared with the rustic lodging in the park, dinner was at the Lions House, former home of Mormon leader Brigham Young. Afterwards the group walked through the Tabernacle Gardens while viewing the spectacular Mormon Tabernacle. The grand finale for the Peoples Bank VItoP tour, especially enjoyed by Carolyn Hall, was attending the evening rehearsal of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, including instrumentals on the huge pipe organ and a full string orchestra. An early morning flight home to Tennessee brought the adventure to an end but the memories of the Yellowstone winter wonderland, the exciting Snake River rafting, and many other unforgettable moments would linger on for the Peoples Bank VItoP Club travelers.
Thunder over Louisville is the kickoff for the Kentucky Derby. "Thunder" is a huge airshow followed by the largest fireworks show in North America. With a lot of other interesting inclusions, this Peoples Bank tour sounded like a memorable experience for the VItoP members and guests who boarded the motor coach for Louisville. Images of horses named for Kentucky Derby winners and attached to paint sticks were raced down the aisle of the coach by the roll of dice, and those who had selected the winning horse were awarded prizes. This game drew a lot of laughs and was a good introduction to the weekend ahead.
After a stop in the neat little town of Glendale, KY, for ice cream and some quick shopping, the first stop in Louisville was the Evan Williams Bourbon Experience, an award-winning attraction that celebrates the legacy of Evan Williams, Kentucky's first distiller. Dinner followed at the Troll Under the Bridge, a site of several early business establishments that were flooded by the Ohio River in 1837. After digging out mounds of dirt, this restaurant opened in 2011. The salted caramel pretzel dessert was a hit recalled with words like "Yummy" long after it was consumed. Accommodations were suites at the Galt House located on the Ohio River. Its location on the river is the show center for Thunder Over Louisville; the perfect place for this amazing trip!
Day two started out with a bountiful buffet breakfast on an elegant private yacht, the CQ Princess,cruising along the Ohio River. A local entertainer singing and playing his banjo serenaded the group while several of the men including Billy Nolen, who was familiar with the river, visited with the Captain in the pilothouse.
A lunch of Kentucky originals like Burgoo, Kentucky Hot Brown, and Derby pie followed by a local historian providing background info on the Derby. Another private event was a visit to the Command Center that controls the entry of the planes into the performance area and also the pyrotechnical extravaganza happening on the next day. Lillie Brewer & Catherine Ross, Peoples Bank hostess, viewed the technology resources and observed the very young people who were in charge of Thunder over Louisville: they found out these "youngsters" all have lots of experience and electrical engineering degrees! One of the highlights of the trip was a private reception with the pilots participating in the airshow. George Latham, a pilot himself, Suzanne McFall and Sue Hickman were so impressed by the fine young men representing the US and the Canadian military; they engaged in conversation with Peoples Bank group and especially gave advise to an aspiring pilot, Brooke Eason, who was with her mother, Gina Eason, Peoples Bank hostess. Other hotel guests were asking how the VItoP Club managed to access the Command Center and the Pilot Reception so everyone realized what a specialty tour this really was.
on the balcony to watch the pilots who kept up six-hours of precision flying, acrobatics and diving stunts. The viewing suite was well stocked with snacks and sodas, flat screen TVs tuned in to the airshow, and comfortable seating. Everyone was given a pair of over-sized BOOM eye glasses as souvenirs of the trip. A surprise happening was the appearance of the Ladies for Liberty, a trio of attractive vocalists attired in the WWII uniforms of the US Waves complete with hairdos of the era. They sung catchy tunes of WWII and asked about veterans in the group. They regaled Mickey Talbott, a Vietnam vet, with more songs and hugs providing his wife, Linda, with fun photo opportunities. Gina Eason kept busy with photos of the afternoon & evenings events posting them to Facebook. Bill Goodyear, as well as Mary McCarter, Revone Clark, & Elaine Foutch , missed hardly any of the 6-hour airshow and enjoyed the fantastic "front row" seating on the private Galt House balcony. Several were witnessing their first air show and were so impressed with the skill and daring of the pilots.
About 9 PM, everyone crowded to the window wall and on the balcony for this pyrotechnical extravaganza considered the largest fireworks show in North America. Nancy Roser agreed with Cathy Latham's description that it was like seeing the usual firework show's finale continuous for 28 minutes while Judy Goodyear used the adjective "breathtaking". Nina Johnson, Carolyn Patrick, and Steve & Krystal Carter found the most spectacular moment to be the "Niagara Falls effect" of a dazzling white waterfall cascading off a nearby bridge closed down for the event. After a late morning departure the next day , Chaney's Dairy Barn in Bowling Green opened early to accommodate the group with a tasty lunch of their choice, a treat provided by Peoples Bank. Of course, delicious ice cream from the onsite dairy tempted most to indulge.On the drive home, a Kentucky quiz of 45 questions was won by Bobbie Stults and close runner-ups, Mickey & Marty. Carole Freeman won the door prize of a mint julep cup to remind her of this experience while watching the 2016 Kentucky Derby. As Bill said "you would have to experience Thunder over Louisville to believe it" and Linda expressed that "she wanted to do the exact same trip again". On many levels, Thunder over Louisville brought much excitement & unique experiences for the Peoples Bank VItoP Club.


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Did you know that your body gets used to the workouts that you do and therefore burns less calories and uses less energy to complete it over time? Remember that every six weeks you can request a new programme from your fitness instructors as part of your Palms membership.
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• Sagittal Plane – The Sagittal Plane passes through the body front to back, therefore moving side to side, for example a lateral squat.
• Frontal Plane – The Frontal Plane divides the body into front and back, moving forward and back, for example a kettlebell swing.
• Transverse Plane – The Transverse Plane divides the body into top and bottom, twisting the body around the centre point, for example a reverse lunge with twist.
Functional training is adaptations or developments of exercises which allows individuals to perform the activities of daily life more easily and reduces the risk of injuries, for example Barbell Dead Lift and Dumbbell Reverse Lunge with Rotation.
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Two of New York's finest bass producers come correct with a collaborative EP full of rowdy firepower on the always excellent Trouble & Bass. Tony Quattro drops ghetto vocals, fierce fx and relentless 808 bass on 'Penthouse Suite', then teams up with Jeep for the bruising barrage of whoops, blips, clicks, off-kilter beats and nonchalant low-end that is 'Torpedo'. Finally Jeep goes solo with 'Creator', a percussion-led, ghetto-edged UK funky style riddim to get them moving from the front to the back. A top class selection of seriously booming grooves.


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Major flooding has developed in the River Derwent below Meadowbank Dam. Major flooding is likely to extend into the Lower River Derwent about Macquarie Plains overnight Monday into Tuesday, where the river has already exceeded the moderate flood level. Minor flooding has developed at New Norfolk.
Major flood will continue in the River Ouse at Ashton and Ouse township overnight Monday and into Tuesday.
River rises have occurred in the upper reaches of the River Derwent and river levels are beginning to ease.
Major flooding is occurring along the River Ouse.
The River Ouse at Ashton is likely to peak between 5.60 and 6.00 metres late Monday evening and will start to ease during Tuesday.
The River Ouse at Ouse is expected to exceed the major flood level (5.70 m) Monday evening and will start to ease during Tuesday.
Minor flooding is expected along the River Clyde.
The River Clyde at Bothwell is expected to peak between 2.30 and 2.50 metres (Minor) overnight Monday into Tuesday.
The River Clyde at Hamilton is likely to exceed the minor flood level (2.40 m) Tuesday morning.
Minor flooding has developed along the Styx River.
The River Derwent below Meadowbank Dam is currently at 7.42 metres and steady. The River Derwent below Meadowbank Dam may peak between 7.40 and 7.70 metres overnight Monday into Tuesday.
The River Derwent at Macquarie Plains is currently at 5.58 metres and rising. The River Derwent at Macquarie Plains is likely to peak between 6.70 and 7.00 metres early Tuesday morning. Strong inflows from the River Ouse are expected to maintain high river levels during Tuesday.
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Strike Out the Stigma of mental illness is coordinated by the Alabama Department of Public Health, with the participation of mental health agencies and service providers in the River Region.
The Samaritan Counseling Center was proud to support Strike Out Stigma Night at the Montgomery Biscuits game last Friday. Support this important movement by educating others about Mental Health or call us if you or a family member is suffering from a mental illness or emotional problem. We are here to support and help.


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Q: How to get rid of unrecognized input from User In my case ,the users can input
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I use this to get the users input
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but now I want to prevent of invalid input :like
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Now ,I only have the idea of check first word (only f,p,j)--> second word (only 0,1,2)--> third word-->forth word....
But obviously this method is so stupid .
Any method is better to solve in this case?

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Wade Cunningham (Auckland, 19 de agosto de 1984) é um automobilista neozelandês.

Carreira

Cunningham iniciou a carreira disputando o Campeonato Mundial de Kart, em 2003. Após tornar-se campeão mundial da modalidade neste ano, foi contratado para disputar a Fórmula Ford (divisão Zetec USA) em 2004, terminando a temporada em quinto lugar.

No ano seguinte, estreou na Indy Lights pela equipe Brian Stewart Racing, conquistando o título logo em sua primeira temporada na categoria. Terminaria as duas temporadas seguintes em terceiro lugar, com 379 e 423 pontos, respectivamente.

A temporada de 2008 foi irregular para Cunningham, amargando um 19º lugar, sua pior classificação na Lights. Reergueu-se em 2009, agora ao serviço da equipe Sam Schmidt Motorsports, vencendo duas corridas e encerrando a temporada em quarto lugar, com 416 pontos. No ano seguinte disputou apenas duas corridas, terminando ambas no pódio (vitória em Indianápolis e terceiro lugar em Homestead). Terminou a temporada em décimo-quinto lugar.

A1 GP
Em paralelo com a Lights, Cunningham integrou a equipe da Nova Zelândia na extinta A1 Grand Prix, mas não teve chance de disputar nenhuma corrida.

IndyCar
Em 2011, Cunningham disputou três corridas na IndyCar, pela Sam Schmidt (em associação com a AFS Racing. Sua melhor colocação foi um sétimo lugar no GP de Kentucky.

No GP de Las Vegas, foi um dos quinze pilotos envolvidos no acidente que vitimou o inglês Dan Wheldon.

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Nascidos em 1984
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Pilotos da IndyCar Series da Nova Zelândia
Naturais de Auckland
Pilotos de Indy Lights Series
Pilotos de Fórmula Ford


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Occasional in tussock grassland and grassy heaths. In wet places on the mountains of the north and northeast.
Some growers recommend seedlings be planted out where Casuarinaceae, Fabaceae, Mimosaceaea, Myrtaceae, or Proteaceae family are growing. One successful method from seed is feeding to hens, extracting from droppings , and sowing with Themeda triandra (Kangaroo Grass). Suitable below powerlines.
Seed is contained in hard nuts that become green to red-brown on maturity, attached to a succulent bright red elongated stalk to about 0.5 cm long, often profuse. harvest fruits individually by hand.
Difficult to grow from seed. Seed has short viability period; use fresh seed. Because of the semi-parasitic root development, it may be advisable to provide a host from the potting-on stage. Small shrubs or native grasses may be suitable hosts. See General notes.


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import json

from .tapioca import TapiocaInstantiator
from .exceptions import (
    ResponseProcessException, ClientError, ServerError)
from .serializers import SimpleSerializer

def generate_wrapper_from_adapter(adapter_class):
    return TapiocaInstantiator(adapter_class)

class TapiocaAdapter(object):
    serializer_class = SimpleSerializer

    def __init__(self, serializer_class=None, *args, **kwargs):
        if serializer_class:
            self.serializer = serializer_class()
        else:
            self.serializer = self.get_serializer()

    def _get_to_native_method(self, method_name, value):
        if not self.serializer:
            raise NotImplementedError("This client does not have a serializer")

        def to_native_wrapper():
            return self._value_to_native(method_name, value)

        return to_native_wrapper

    def _value_to_native(self, method_name, value):
        return self.serializer.deserialize(method_name, value)

    def get_serializer(self):
        if self.serializer_class:
            return self.serializer_class()

    def get_api_root(self, api_params):
        return self.api_root

    def fill_resource_template_url(self, template, params):
        return template.format(**params)

    def get_request_kwargs(self, api_params, *args, **kwargs):
        serialized = self.serialize_data(kwargs.get('data'))

        kwargs.update({
            'data': self.format_data_to_request(serialized),
        })
        return kwargs

    def process_response(self, response):
        if str(response.status_code).startswith('5'):
            raise ResponseProcessException(ServerError, None)

        data = self.response_to_native(response)

        if str(response.status_code).startswith('4'):
            raise ResponseProcessException(ClientError, data)

        return data

    def serialize_data(self, data):
        if self.serializer:
            return self.serializer.serialize(data)

        return data

    def format_data_to_request(self, data):
        raise NotImplementedError()

    def response_to_native(self, response):
        raise NotImplementedError()

    def get_iterator_list(self, response_data):
        raise NotImplementedError()

    def get_iterator_next_request_kwargs(self, iterator_request_kwargs,
                                         response_data, response):
        raise NotImplementedError()

    def is_authentication_expired(self, error):
        raise NotImplementedError()

    def refresh_authentication(self):
        raise NotImplementedError()

class FormAdapterMixin(object):

    def format_data_to_request(self, data):
        return data

    def response_to_native(self, response):
        return {'text': response.text}

class JSONAdapterMixin(object):

    def get_request_kwargs(self, api_params, *args, **kwargs):
        arguments = super(JSONAdapterMixin, self).get_request_kwargs(
            api_params, *args, **kwargs)
        if 'refresh_auth' in arguments:
            del arguments['refresh_auth']

        if 'headers' not in arguments:
            arguments['headers'] = {}
        arguments['headers']['Content-Type'] = 'application/json'
        return arguments

    def format_data_to_request(self, data):
        if data:
            return json.dumps(data)

    def response_to_native(self, response):
        if response.content.strip():
            return response.json()


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Artefact nyc will accept, for return or exchange, items that are in new condition, unworn, unaltered and free of damages by the customer as long as the return or exchange is initiated within 14 days of the order ship date. items must be returned in their original packaging such as shoeboxes and dust bag.
we offer free return shipping for all returns and exchanges in the us (with the exception of hawaii and alaska). return shipping from outside the us must be covered by the customer.
1. Send us an email at info@artefact.nyc and we will send you a prepaid return shipping label within 48 hours.
2. ship the shoes back in their original packaging and we'll send you a new pair or a full refund.
Once we receive your package, we will process your return within 2-3 business days. refunds will be made in the form of the original payment where the same credit card used for purchase will be credited with a refund. while we process returns within 2-3 business days from the days we receive your item, card refunds may take up to 10 business days for your bank to complete, depending on their processing time.
To best guage your appropriate size, please refer to the respective product pages.
We accept all major credit cards (Visa, Amex, mastercard, discover) , apple pay and payPal.
CAN MULTIPLE ORDERS BE COMBINED?
All packages are processed for shipping within 2-3 business days of your purchase. purchases shipping to the continental united states will receive free shipping. any international order will be subject to additional shipping charges. tracking will be shared upon package pickup.
undeliverable packages will be refunded minus the actual fee of shipping. we will contact you to confirm receipt.
If your order has not yet been shipped, we may be able to cancel your order. please contact customer service directly at info@artefact.nyc.
Artefact NYC is not responsible for any import fees, customs, duties, or other taxes imposed by your respective country.
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At this time all Artefact NYC products are sold exclusively on our webshop. a select group of retailers will be announced shortly.
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I'm an avid cyclist and cello player but my main focus the last year or so has been filmmaking.
Favorite app: My favorite/ most used app is without a doubt Pandora because no matter what I'm doing, I love having it on to offer a little bit of non-visual inspiration and stimulation.
What kind of student would you describe yourself as?
I've always been a very self-motivated kid and student and gotten stellar grades. But as years have passed I've found it harder to pay attention and easier to procrastinate, which is why well made educational apps, like MathCrunch, and other resources have been unbelievably helpful and necessary to help keep my grades up.
What's the hardest part about high school?
The last year especially, the hardest thing about school has been balancing it with other things and activities in my life that I highly value. My very long school days has made it quite challenging to fit in my many film projects but fortunately, it's worked out.
What excites you about going to college?
I'm quite eager to get off to college, or film school in my case, to get a jump start on my career and build up important connections and friendships I'll have forever.
Honestly, I've found a lot of success with the "last minute cramming" technique, but in general, repetition by writing things out or repeating them has always been foul proof for memory of information.
How did you find out about MathCrunch?
I learned about the app on a filmmaking website that was featuring their video contest and got the app soon after when an idea for a video hit me. Since then I have used it quite a bit and found it very helpful.
Describe your experience with MathCrunch.
I've never used any kind of a tutor before MathCrunch. The first time I ever used the app was really on set of shooting the MathCrunch video but our tutor was very quick and friendly(only took about 5 minutes) and we were able to get our answer still with the sense of accomplishment that we worked through it and weren't just given the answer.
What can MathCrunch do better?
I think MathCrunch is a very well-made app, the only thing I could think to be changed is that my tutors responses sometimes will take a little while to come through so maybe the rate meter recording your time should factor that in and only charge you for when you are truly engaged in an exchange of information.
What do you think will be the future of education and technology?
I believe in the future, technology will be the middle-man in nearly all human to human interactions whether they be educational or strictly social, and with the release of thousands of innovations in recent years, such as MathCrunch, it's apparent that this future is approaching fast.


Finishes with a French polish. The tips of your nails are painted white and left with a natural look.
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Very relaxed, with a great result and perfect polish. The chair provided for the first stage of the pedicure was not very comfortable, however, the bed was very comfortable.
Managers comments: Thank you for your valuable feedback. We are glad that you were pleased with the result. We have had 2 new pedicure chairs on order for several months and these arrived on the day of your pedicure. We hope that you will find the replacement chairs more comfortable upon your next visit.