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Q: Stripe, Failed to execute 'postMessage' I am trying to submit a form with a ibanElement, locally it works perfectly but on my test environment :  Failed to execute 'postMessage' on 'DOMWindow': The target origin provided ('https://js.stripe.com') does not match the recipient window's origin (https://my.test.com)
any suggestion?
Thanks for the help

const ELEMENT_TYPE = 'card';

const PAYMENT_METHODS_CREDIT_CARD = "CREDIT_CARD";
const PAYMENT_METHODS_SEPA = "SEPA";

Vue.use(localeService);
const localeFromCookies = Vue.prototype.$getLocale(localeCookieName, null);

Vue.use(VeeValidate, { locale: localeFromCookies });

Vue.use(VueMask.VueMaskPlugin);

var paymentMethodsApp = new Vue({
    el: '#app-payment-methods',
    data() {
        return {
            wizardStepSize : 'md',

            paymentMethod : PAYMENT_METHODS_CREDIT_CARD,

            billingAddressStreet: null,
            billingAddressLine2: null,
            billingAddressCity: null,
            billingAddressPostalCode : null,
            billingAddressCountry: null,
            billingEmail: null,

            stripe: null,
            elements: null,
            cardElement: null,
            isCardElementEmptyOrInvalid : true,
            ibanElement : null,
            isIbanElementEmptyOrInvalid : true,

            paidCustomerId: null,
            paidSubscriptionId : null,
            stripeClientSecret : null,
            stripePaymentConfirmation: false,

            paymentMethodsSubmitting : false,
            billingDataChecking : true,

            alerts: []
        }
    },
    methods: {
        onCreditCardPaymentSelected() {
            Vue.nextTick(function () {
                paymentMethodsApp.mountStripeCardElement();
                paymentMethodsApp.unmountStripeSepaIbanElement();
            });
        },
        onInvoiceEBankingPaymentSelected() {
            Vue.nextTick(function () {
                paymentMethodsApp.unmountStripeCardElement();
                paymentMethodsApp.unmountStripeSepaIbanElement();
            });
        },
        onInvoicePhysicalPaymentSlipSelected() {
            Vue.nextTick(function () {
                paymentMethodsApp.unmountStripeCardElement();
                paymentMethodsApp.unmountStripeSepaIbanElement();
            });
        },
        onSEPAPaymentSelected(){
            Vue.nextTick(function () {
                paymentMethodsApp.unmountStripeCardElement();
                paymentMethodsApp.mountSepaElement();
            });
        },
        saveCustomer() {
            const customerData = {
                "paymentMethod" : this.paymentMethod,
                "billingAddressStreet" : this.billingAddressStreet,
                "billingAddressLine2" : this.billingAddressLine2,
                "billingAddressCity" : this.billingAddressCity,
                "billingAddressPostalCode" : this.billingAddressPostalCode,
                "billingAddressCountry" : this.billingAddressCountry,
                "billingEmail" : this.billingEmail,
            }

            return axios.post("/billings/customers", customerData)
                .then(response => {
                    this.paidCustomerId = response.data.paidCustomerId;
                })
                .catch(error => {
                    if (error.response.status === 401 || error.response.status === 403) {
                        location.reload();
                    }

                    this.createAlert(saveBillingAddressErrorMsg);
                });
        },
        saveSubscription() {
            return axios.post("/billings/subscriptions")
                .then(response => {
                    this.paidSubscriptionId = response.data.paidSubscriptionId;
                    this.stripeClientSecret = response.data.clientSecret;
                    this.stripePaymentConfirmation = response.data.paymentConfirmation;
                })
                .catch(error => {
                    if (error.response.status === 401 || error.response.status === 403) {
                        location.reload();
                    }

                    this.createAlert(saveBillingAddressErrorMsg);
                });

        },
        loadBillingDetails() {
            axios.get("/billings")
                .then(response => {
                    const responseData = response.data;
                    if(responseData) {
                        this.paidCustomerId = responseData.paidCustomerId;
                        this.paidSubscriptionId = responseData.paidSubscriptionId;

                        this.billingAddressStreet = responseData.billingAddressStreet;
                        this.billingAddressLine2 = responseData.billingAddressLine2;
                        this.billingAddressCity = responseData.billingAddressCity;
                        this.billingAddressPostalCode = responseData.billingAddressPostalCode;
                        this.billingAddressCountry = responseData.billingAddressCountry;
                        this.billingEmail = responseData.billingEmail;

                        if(responseData.paymentMethod) {
                            this.paymentMethod = responseData.paymentMethod;
                        }
                    }
                })
                .catch(error => {
                    if(error.response) {
                        if(error.response.status === 401 || error.response.status === 403) {
                            location.replace("/");
                        }
                    }
                })
                .then(()=> {
                    this.billingDataChecking = false;
                })
        },
        onProceedWithPaymentClicked() {
            this.$validator.validateAll()
                .then(isFormValid => {
                    if (isFormValid) {
                        this.doProceedWithPayment();
                    }
                });
        },
        async doProceedWithPayment() {
            this.paymentMethodsSubmitting = true;
            this.disableStripeCardElement(true);
            //this.disableStripeIbanElement(true);

            await this.saveCustomer();

            if(this.paidCustomerId) {

                await this.saveSubscription();

                if(this.paymentMethod === PAYMENT_METHODS_CREDIT_CARD) {
                    if (this.stripeClientSecret) {
                        if (this.stripePaymentConfirmation) {
                            await this.confirmCardPaymentWithStripe(this.stripeClientSecret);
                        } else {
                            await this.confirmCardSetupWithStripe(this.stripeClientSecret);
                        }
                    }
                } else {
                    location.replace("/watchers");
                }

                if(this.paymentMethod === PAYMENT_METHODS_SEPA) {
                    if (this.stripeClientSecret) {
                        if (this.stripePaymentConfirmation) {
                            await this.confirmSepaDebitPayment(this.stripeClientSecret);
                        } else {
                            await this.confirmSepaDebitSetup(this.stripeClientSecret);
                        }
                    }
                } else {
                    location.replace("/watchers");
                }
            }

            this.paymentMethodsSubmitting = false;
            this.disableStripeCardElement(false);
            this.disableStripeIbanElement(false);
        },
        confirmCardPaymentWithStripe(stripeCustomerClientSecret) {
            return this.stripe
                .confirmCardPayment(stripeCustomerClientSecret, {
                    payment_method: {
                        card: this.cardElement,
                        // billing_details: {
                        //     name: nameInput.value,
                        // },
                    }
                })
                .then((result) => {
                    if(result.error) {
                        this.$validator.errors.add({
                            field: 'creditCard',
                            msg: result.error.message
                        });
                    } else {
                        // Successful subscription payment
                        location.replace("/watchers"); //reload page and next step of activation wizard
                    }
                });
        },
        confirmCardSetupWithStripe(stripeCustomerClientSecret) {
            return this.stripe
                .confirmCardSetup(stripeCustomerClientSecret, {
                    payment_method: {
                        card: this.cardElement,
                        // billing_details: {
                        //     name: nameInput.value,
                        // },
                    }
                })
                .then((result) => {
                    if(result.error) {
                        this.$validator.errors.add({
                            field: 'creditCard',
                            msg: result.error.message
                        });
                    } else {
                        // Successful subscription payment
                        location.replace("/watchers"); //reload page and next step of activation wizard
                    }
                })
        },
        confirmSepaDebitSetup(stripeCustomerClientSecret) {
            return this.stripe
                .confirmSepaDebitSetup(stripeCustomerClientSecret, {
                    payment_method: {
                        sepa_debit: this.ibanElement,
                        billing_details: {
                            name: 'test',
                            email: this.billingEmail,
                        },
                    },
                })
                .then(function (result) {
                    // Handle result.error or result.setupIntent
                    location.replace("/watchers"); //reload page and next step of activation wizard
                })
        },
        confirmSepaDebitPayment(stripeCustomerClientSecret) {
            return this.stripe
                .confirmSepaDebitPayment(stripeCustomerClientSecret, {
                    payment_method: {
                        sepa_debit: this.ibanElement,
                        billing_details: {
                            name: 'test',
                            email: this.billingEmail,
                        },
                    },
                })
                .then(function (result) {
                    // Handle result.error or result.paymentIntent
                    location.replace("/watchers"); //reload page and next step of activation wizard

                })
        },
        initStripe() {
            this.stripe = Stripe(stripePublishableToken);
        },
        mountStripeCardElement() {
            this.paymentMethod = PAYMENT_METHODS_CREDIT_CARD
            const stripeOptions = {
                // stripeAccount: this.stripeAccount,
                // apiVersion: this.apiVersion,
                locale: localeFromCookies ? localeFromCookies : "auto"
            };

            const style = {
                invalid: {
                    color: "#a94442",
                    iconColor: "#a94442"
                }
            };

            const createOptions = {
                // classes: this.classes,
                style: style,
                // value: this.value,
                hidePostalCode: true
                // iconStyle: this.iconStyle,
                // hideIcon: this.hideIcon,
                // disabled: this.disabled,
            };

            this.elements = this.stripe.elements(stripeOptions);
            this.cardElement = this.elements.create(ELEMENT_TYPE, createOptions);
            this.cardElement.mount('#stripe-element-mount-point');

            this.cardElement.on('change', this.onStripeCardElementChange);
        },

        mountSepaElement() {
            this.paymentMethod = PAYMENT_METHODS_SEPA
            const stripeOptions = {
                // stripeAccount: this.stripeAccount,
                // apiVersion: this.apiVersion,
                locale: localeFromCookies ? localeFromCookies : "auto"
            };

            const style = {
                invalid: {
                    color: "#a94442",
                    iconColor: "#a94442"
                }
            };

            const createOptions = {
                // classes: this.classes,
                style: style,
                // value: this.value,
                supportedCountries : ['SEPA']
                //hidePostalCode: true
                // iconStyle: this.iconStyle,
                // hideIcon: this.hideIcon,
                // disabled: this.disabled
            };

            this.elements = this.stripe.elements(stripeOptions);
            this.ibanElement= this.elements.create('iban', createOptions);
            this.ibanElement.mount('#stripe-element-mount-point2');

            this.ibanElement.on('change', this.onStripeSepaElementChange);
        },

        unmountStripeCardElement() {
            this.$validator.errors.remove("creditCard");
            this.cardElement.unmount();
        },

        unmountStripeSepaIbanElement() {
            this.$validator.errors.remove("ibanSepa");
            this.ibanElement.unmount();
        },

        onStripeCardElementChange(event) {
            this.isCardElementEmptyOrInvalid = event.empty;
            if (event.error) {
                this.isCardElementEmptyOrInvalid = true;

                this.$validator.errors.add({
                    field: 'creditCard',
                    msg: event.error.message
                });
            } else {
                this.$validator.errors.remove("creditCard");
            }
        },

        onStripeSepaElementChange(event) {
            this.isIbanElementEmptyOrInvalid = event.empty;
            if (event.error) {
                this.isIbanElementEmptyOrInvalid = true;

                this.$validator.errors.add({
                    field: 'ibanSepa',
                    msg: event.error.message
                });
            } else {
                this.$validator.errors.remove("ibanSepa");
            }
        },

        disableStripeCardElement(disabled) {
            this.cardElement.update({disabled: disabled});
        },

        disableStripeIbanElement(disabled) {
            this.ibanElement.update({disabled: disabled});
        },
        setActiveTab () {
            const activeTab = this.$formWizard.attr("active-tab");
            if(activeTab) {
                const wizard = this.$refs.wizard;
                if(wizard) {
                    const currentActiveTabIndex = wizard.activeTabIndex;

                    wizard.changeTab(currentActiveTabIndex,activeTab);

                    wizard.tabs.forEach((tab, index)=>{
                        if(index < activeTab)
                            tab.checked = true
                    });
                }
            }
        },
        createAlert(message) {
            const alertItem = {
                key: new Date().getTime(),
                message: message,
                type: "danger"
            };

            this.alerts.push(alertItem);
        },
        onPageResize() {
            if (window.innerWidth > 992) { //media query value
                this.wizardStepSize = 'md'
            } else {
                this.wizardStepSize = 'xs'
            }
        }
    },
    computed: {
        $formWizard() {
            return $("#payment-methods-form-wizard");
        },
        disabledForm() {
            return this.paymentMethodsSubmitting
                || this.billingDataChecking
                || (this.paidCustomerId && this.paidSubscriptionId);
        },
        disabledPaymentMethod() {
            return this.paymentMethodsSubmitting
                || this.billingDataChecking;
        },
        disableSubmitButton() {
            return this.paymentMethodsSubmitting
                || this.billingDataChecking
                || (this.paymentMethod === PAYMENT_METHODS_CREDIT_CARD && this.isCardElementEmptyOrInvalid)
                || (this.paymentMethod === PAYMENT_METHODS_SEPA && this.isIbanElementEmptyOrInvalid)
                || this.errors.any();
        },
        showInvoiceEBankingPaymentMethod() {
            return wearerCountry !== 'CH';
        }
    },
    mounted() {
        this.setActiveTab();

        this.initStripe();
        this.mountStripeCardElement();

        this.loadBillingDetails();
    },
    created() {
        window.addEventListener('resize', this.onPageResize)
    },
    beforeDestroy() {
        window.removeEventListener('resize', this.onPageResize)
    }
});
  <tab-content>

                        [[#{registration.payment.creditCard}]]

                            <form id="stripe-element-form" >

                                <slot name="stripe-element-errors">

                                </slot>
                                <button ref="submitButtonRef" type="submit" class="hide" ></button>
                            </form>

                                {{ errors.first('creditCard') }}

                        [[#{registration.payment.sepa}]]

                            <form id="stripe-element-form" >

                                <slot name="stripe-element-errors">

                                </slot>
                                <button ref="submitButtonRef" type="submit" class="hide" ></button>
                            </form>

                            By providing your payment information and confirming this payment, you
                            authorise (A) Smartwatcher Technologies AG and Stripe, our payment service provider
                            and/or PPRO, its local service provider, to send instructions to your
                            bank to debit your account and (B) your bank to debit your account in
                            accordance with those instructions. As part of your rights, you are
                            entitled to a refund from your bank under the terms and conditions of
                            your agreement with your bank. A refund must be claimed within 8 weeks
                            starting from the date on which your account was debited. Your rights
                            are explained in a statement that you can obtain from your bank. You
                            agree to receive notifications for future debits up to 2 days before
                            they occur.

                                {{ errors.first('ibanSepa') }}

        </tab-content>


The Meno 2 Wind Men's Bib Tights push the simple effectiveness of the standard Meno 2 tights to the logical extreme. The Meno 2 Wind model incorporates AirFlex Thermo panels in the front in order to extend the tights' range into the depths of winter. AirFlex Thermo is a windproof, so it sheathes your legs' leading edges in a cold-weather barrier that keeps you protected into the low-30s, depending on your personal cold tolerance.
The rear panels of the tights are also stepped up. Where the standard Meno 2 uses Thermoflex, the Meno 2 Wind Bib Tights use Thermoflex Core2, a more robust material that better insulates. The trade-off of the heavier materials manifests as additional grams, but the added weight is perfectly acceptable on days so cold that, without it, we'd be consigned to the trainer.
The Meno 2 Wind Bib Tights feature the same four-piece construction and re-oriented seams as the standard model, but the added protection of larger front panels is even more pronounced when those panels are windproof. Flatlock seams join the four panels in an anatomic shape to decrease restriction, while the mesh bib straps provide lightweight and breathable support that doesn't interfere with your torso layers. At the ankles, soft jacquard knit grippers form a snug seal while zippers make the Meno 2 Wind as easy to get on and off as the original Meno.
The Meno 2 Wind Bibs are finished a KISS Air chamois, which provides lightweight and flexible protection for rides of all lengths. It's also the same chamois featured throughout much of Castelli's summer kit, so you can worry about ticking off the base miles without breaking in a new chamois.
These have a fully windproof front and a breathable back. I reserve them for my coldest rides, when the sun is behind clouds and temperatures will not rise above 35 degrees. They can get a little damp inside at warmer temps, when I would switch to the Castelli Sorpasso tights. On the days I wear these, the rides are not longer than 20 or 30 miles, and a couple of hours, so the Kiss Chamois and mesh bib strap suit me just fine!
Okay... I love Castelli gear... I have 3 pairs of their bib tights, including the prior iteration of this model. These are a lot warmer, and yeah... I wear them in low temps... between 10-20F. They feel a bit like a wetsuit, but breathable. They are definitely awesome... and the price is right.
Castelli makes a quality product, but like all of their gear, order a size up from what you might normally wear. I would usually wear medium, but bought these in a large, and they fit fine.
I have several pairs of bibs for riding in the cold, but they are really not that warm. These really do block the wind which ads at least 10º F right away. I rode in them on Christmas eve-eve in North East Ohio at around 45º F and all was warm and bright. They are a tight medium, but what piece of medium bike clothing isn't tight? I wholeheartedly recommend these bibs.


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Q: Vue-Router Data Fetching only once I'm currently using Vue Router's beforeEnter hooks to retrieve data for one of my routes.
{
    path: '/A',
    beforeEnter: (to, from, next) => {
      loadData();
      next();
    },
}

A simple example of the flow would be:
Navigate to Route A --> Loading Data
Navigate to Route B
Navigate to Route A --> Loading Data again

How can i prevent the second & obsolete API Call? since it's not important that the data is that up-to-date.
I could do: if (!dataIsAlreadyThere) loadData(), but this is somehow not nice to have with many routes. Are there any other solutions or ideas out there?

A: The following should work according to some clues from the vue and vue-router documentations:

*

*Wrap your router-view inside a keep-alive element

*Fetch the API inside the mounted hook of your component:
mounted () {
  this.data = loadData()
}
In theory, this should only mount the component once and keep its state alive, even when the router is switching components inside the router-view.
Note that this is not the preferred way which vuejs or the vue-router itself suggest. Vue suggest using external state management like vuex.

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from pants.task.fmt_task_mixin import FmtTaskMixin

from pants.contrib.go.subsystems.gofmt import Gofmt
from pants.contrib.go.tasks.go_fmt_task_base import GoFmtTaskBase

class GoFmt(FmtTaskMixin, GoFmtTaskBase):
    """Format Go code using gofmt."""

    @property
    def skip_execution(self):
        return super().determine_if_skipped(formatter_subsystem=Gofmt.global_instance())

    def execute(self):
        with self.go_fmt_invalid_targets(["-w"]) as output:
            if output:
                self.context.logger.info(output)

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Student Veterans Association – Contact Kandice Herron at 870-235-4928 for more information.
For more information about our Veterans Residential Interest Group (RIG) please contact University Housing at 870-235-4047.
The Counseling and Testing Center offers personal, career, and academic counseling and educational programs. They are available free of charge to SAU students, and eager to see the students succeed. For more information about counseling and testing services, please contact the center at 870-235-4145, or by visiting the Counseling and Testing website.


The Swift Single is the ultimate multipurpose sit on top kayak available on the market. Because the swift is 3 metres in length, it offers a safe and stable kayaking experience for all users. While many sit on top kayaks are suitable for a specific purpose, the Bluefin Swift single is suitable for all types of water and purposes.
The Swift is the ultimate entry level kayak and is suitable for ages 8 years old through to adults. The Swift kayak is an incredibly versatile craft and can be used on all types of waters. Due to the wide hull design kayak can handle rough seas, easily capable of handling chop and swell. As a result of the swift's design users can cut and glide through waves with ease.
The Swift comes with complete with everything you need ready to get out paddling on the water; Swift Sit on Top Kayak, two-piece paddle, luxury seat and rod holders.
In addition to this exclusive package, we offer a lifetime warranty on all our sit on top kayaks.
Comes complete with three-rod holders (one adjustable, two submerged), paddle park, carry handles, seat, paddle, lockable watertight hatches, top quality marine grade fittings and quick release self-draining scupper plugs.
We have a number of keen anglers using Bluefin Sit on top Kayaks for serious touring, fishing and leisure kayaking. Follow our Instagram page to see all the latest photos from Bluefin HQ and our keen anglers in the UK and Ireland. If you want to keep up to date with Bluefin Kayaks and see exclusive content first, follow us on Facebook and Twitter.


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Q: Accessing ng-repeat scope I have a list of items which get highlighted(using selectedData class) when the user clicks on them.

Remove highlight

        {{data}}

I want to remove the hightlight of all list item (inturn remove the selectedData class) when i click on a clear button which is outside the list, in other words, reset selected for each
.Since ng-repeat creates its own scope, how do i accomplish this.

A: Try this:

function clear() {

  for (i = 0; i < selected.length; i++) {
    selected[i] = false;
  }
}

A: @Sidharth Panwar's answer is mostly correct
but I am not sure if selected: is needed in <span ng-class="selected: selected[$index] ? 'selectedData' : ''", I manage to make it work with just the trenary operator:

// Code goes here

angular.module("app",[])
.controller("controller", function($scope){
  $scope.selected=[]; // <--- this is the most important part of the solution
  $scope.clearSelector = function(){
    for(var i = 0; i < $scope.selected.length; i++){
      $scope.selected[i] = false;
    }
  };
});
.highlight{
  color:red;
}
<!DOCTYPE html>

        toggel between black and red

    <button ng-click="clearSelector()">clear</button>

if your concern is that ng-repeat has it's own scope and you can not manipulate its values from the parent scope (where "clear" button is), creating an array in the parent scope can help you centralize your control variables:
// both in child scope
selected=1;    // create a new variable if no existing variable named
               //"selected" in the current scope,
               // this happens when javascript knows how to create stuff ie:primitives
selected[0]=1; // need to know the address of "selected", if we can't
               // find it in the current scope, look it up in the parent scope

for more detail look at this link about inheritance and scope


It was a case of long-time-no-see. My son brought this home a few weeks ago. I haven't seen this one favourite crisp (potato chips for the 'Merkins) flavour of mine for years! Supermarkets used to stock these in small and big packets and I never leave for home without it. I wonder why Walker's discontinued selling these? They haven't even distributed them in big supermarkets. The only places we can get these are in small corner shops or news agents. Anyhow, it's nice to enjoy one of my all-time favourite crisp flavours back in town.


Made of machine-blown, imported non-lead crystal, the Fashion Stemware line is a great value, featuring a full range of modern shapes and sizes.
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Made of machine-blown, imported non-lead crystal, the Fashion Stemware line features a full range of modern shapes and sizes. Etching is done on reverse side showing through. Light etch not available on this piece.
Machine made non-lead crystal beer glasses. Excellent quality and value for your favorite brew.
The Fashion Stemless Wines are casual entertaining essentials. Made of machine-blown, imported non-lead crystal, the line represents sophistication and value.
Shot Glasses make a perfect gift or memento for any event.


Six years ago I was just transitioning out of prison. I was just trying to get my feet back on the ground. I was going to school to be a dental assistant, working three jobs, living with my grandparents.
And now here I am today. It's pretty awesome today.
I went to jail and then I'd get out and I'd start messing around and get in trouble again. I started acting out pretty young, sixth grade or so. It just kind of escalated from there. I had moments of being clean, but it was never real long periods of time. I think the longest period of time was a year.
I didn't want help. Addiction took over my soul. Everything I thought mattered, didn't -- not my family, not my kid, not my career, nothing.
It got to the point where I even began to hate my addiction. At that point, I hated everything. It was like, "What's left?" I was tired. I was just so tired. I asked to go to treatment and I sat in jail until there was a bed open. It was a rocky start but then I surrendered, got out of my own way. I had to learn how to deal with my emotions and acceptance. How to get over the anger I have and how to be honest again.
When I was re-entering the workplace, it was place after place. Either they accepted felons, but they weren't hiring anymore because they were fully staffed, or my background would come up. I had gone to college. I had experience. I had knowledge. It's that piece of paper that made it so hard. I remember not having the money to do the laundry; I was so mad.
Employment doors are huge for people. I mean, you can work on yourself, work on your relationships and make amends…you can do all the work you want. But if you can't survive, you're eventually going to do what you have to do to survive. And that takes you right back to ground zero.
When Dave's Killer Bread called and offered me the job, I remember I hit my knees and I started crying. I went in being the only female in the Ovens Department. It's hot and the manual labor of pushing the racks, and running the depanner and throwing the bread…it's crazy. But I loved it. A job is like the foundation, I think that's what it boils down to. Dave's creates a foundation that I can build all this other stuff on top of.
I went to the Second Chance Summit in Seattle this year. To see all these people come together to try to help people re-entering -- I get goosebumps thinking about it. It's really, really important. I feel like as a society sometimes we've done more harm than good in this particular sense. But I'm hopeful because there's a chance that we can reverse the damage that we've done. I embrace hope. It's not about me, it's about everybody, you know?


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Home / Local Love / Jennifer & Marco
Jennifer & Marco
Occupations Jennifer and Marco both work at Under Armour. Jennifer is an assistant for men's, outlet, and youth design; Marco is a product coordinator for Global Football.
Wedding date June 27, 2015
Number of Attendants 13
How You Met On September 16, 2008, Jenny made two phone calls—one to her mother, and one to her good friend, Katie Rose. The message was simple: "I think I fell in love last night." Jenny and Marco, both students at the University of Kentucky, lived in Smith Hall, an international, on-campus dorm. One night, Marco and Jenny sat in the lobby talking until 4 a.m. Both were shocked that the conversation was so easy—there was an instant connection. From that day on they have been inseparable. The story continues when Jenny attended one of Marco's first UK soccer games and he threw her one of the starting balls. Not only did he give Jenny a very special gift, but he also scored the game-winning goal. That day, and those series of events, cemented the relationship going forward.
The Engagement: Marco came up with plan to surprise Jenny (no easy task!) on her birthday, July 12, 2014. That Saturday morning, Jenny and Marco drove to the Eastern Shore for the weekend and checked in to the Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay. That evening, the couple had an amazing dinner at the Blue Point Provision. As the sun was about to set, Jenny and Marco walked along the oyster shell path and out onto a pier, which is the centerpiece of the entire property. Marco was more talkative than usual—telling Jenny how in love he was, and his thoughts about her. As they were talking, Jenny took a moment to take in the breathtaking view. When she turned around, Marco was on one knee, asking for her hand in marriage. Jenny said yes in a heartbeat. Passers by immediately started clapping, and Marco and Jenny were completely lost in the moment.
Wedding Design Inspiration Once Jenny saw The Evergreen Museum and Library, she envisioned a theme of rustic elegance tying in her love of horses with an equestrian touch. The carriage house and stables were filled with candles, dim lighting, and champagne colored tablecloths.
What was Unique and Special About Your Wedding With the bride and groom being from two different countries, the speeches were translated from English to Portuguese so Marco's family understood.
Favorite Details The Carriage House was decorated with vintage wine bottles, flowers hung on the brick wall, and the ceremony chairs had horseshoes draped on them, which Jenny took special note of as she proceeded down the aisle. The cocktail hour was in the stables, and the entire space was adorned with equestrian details including saddles and bridles.
Most Unexpected Event on the Day of the Wedding Anxious for the big day, Jenny woke up at 6 a.m. on the morning of Saturday, June 27, to a torrential downpour. Jenny and Marco were faced with a major wedding day decision—hold out hope for rain to stop and move forward with the outside ceremony and cocktail hour they had spent months planning, or move everything inside. This was a bride's worst nightmare. They made the decision to hold the wedding inside and ultimately found laughter and excitement in the massive storm. It ended up raining almost all day; rainfall surpassed the record-breaking Hurricane Agnes in 1972. But with the help of their amazing wedding vendors, Jenny and Marco's Plan B was everything they could have asked for and more.
Piece of advice Don't let rain ruin your wedding day. On Jenny and Marco's wedding day they had enough rain for an entire year. Laugh, have a glass of champagne, and dance the night away!!
Beauty Caitlin of Salon Laurie styled the bride, bridesmaids, and mother of the bride. Jenny's hair was styled as modern twist on the classic chignon, which was softly swept across the forehead to flow into her chignon. The bridesmaids were styled similarly in low chignons matching their "old Hollywood" dresses. Debbie Federico continued with the natural style and applied make up for the bridal party. On Jenny, Debbie used warm tones with bronzer, peachy pink blush, subtle smoky eyes, and soft glossy lip color that gave an elegant natural over all finish. Bridesmaids The bridesmaids wore oyster (champagne/taupe) colored floor length dresses by Dessy bought from Bella Bridesmaids. They were reminiscent of "old Hollywood," made from lux chiffon with a v-neck draped detail at the neckline. The bridesmaids wore nude shoes and custom monogrammed earrings gifted by Jenny from Wayne Jewelers, the Naylor's family jeweler. Cake For dessert, mini cheesecake flutes were served along with vanilla cake with raspberry filling and vanilla icing. The stunning ivory colored cake was adorned with fresh roses and baked by Jason Hisley from La Cakerie. Caterer The wedding was catered by Zeffert & Gold Catering and Event Planning. The cocktail hour had a variety of hors d'oeuvres and cocktails consisting of a charcuterie display, Italian meats and a variety of bruschetta. The dinner featured Chicken Oscar with lump crab, asparagus and béarnaise sauce; Teriyaki Glazed Salmon; and Eggplant Roulade rolled with ricotta cheese and spinach topped with garden marinara. The entrees were served with smoked gouda-mashed potatoes and julienne vegetables, including zucchini, yellow squash, carrots and red peppers. The Zeffert and Gold team truly surpassed every expectation and worked quickly as the all the wedding plans changed with the rain. Flowers Blush and ivory roses added touches of elegance to the rustic décor. Holly Frisch, florist and decorator extraordinaire, placed lanterns, candles, flowers in antique wine bottles, magnolias in the old hayracks and stunning arrangements in mint julep cups, which perfectly tied in Jenny and Marco's shared love of Kentucky. Holly's expertise and eye for design highlighted the charm of the venue and brought Jenny and Marco's vision to life. Groom and Groomsmen's attire Vera Wang Classic Black Tuxedo from Men's Wearhouse Honeymoon destination Secrets Silversands in Riviera Maya Mexico for 12 days of sun, sand, and paradise. Invitations Custom printing by Greetings and Readings Location The Evergreen Museum and Library Music The band, Encore, via Washington Talent Agency, kept the guests dancing all night long. Jenny and Marco kicked off the evening with their first dance to "God Gave Me You" by Blake Shelton. The evening continued with the band's enthusiasm and interactive style that brought all the guests to their feet and begging for an encore at the stroke of midnight. Officiant Jeffrey Gisriel Photographer and Videographer Emily Chastain of Emily Chastain Photography captured every moment of the day for Jenny and Marco. Each frame portrayed their love for one another and their excitement for the day. Emily's ability to capture the rustic charms of the stables and at the same time incorporate a modern and innovative style made for breathtaking photos. Transportation GT Limo Videographer Ian Sitek of In Depth Photo & Video brought a creative twist to the day. Ian and his team found the perfect spots to capture the couple and guests in action, creating genuine and timeless footage. Wedding Dress The dress was an Allure ball gown with a beaded bodice and full ivory skirt from Betsy Robinson's Bridal Collection. The veil was bought along with the dress in classic ivory. Jenny's shoes were from Ivanka Trump's 2015 Spring Collection. Her earrings were a gift from Marco who purchased them from Rob Sobczak of Smyth Jewelers.
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QuickPanel+ integrates process control, view, and an option to run an embedded data historian to improve real-time control and simplify integration into plant-wide systems. It features a full browser, multimedia access, built-in controller drivers and a single programming environment. This powerful combination offers instant insight while reducing system complexity and cost.
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On one of those lousy sundays, I decided to start making my sister's website. At that moment I hadn't the slightest idea what she wanted. We started sending mails about the content of the site, and after 2 days we came up with an acceptable scheme.
I created the basic layout, following the highest standard of W3C (XHTML1.1) . In the normal process of making a website I only do the coding , not the design. So this is the first dynamic website I created completely on my own. I used no tables on this site and all style elements are included in a CSS-stylesheet. This takes a little bit longer to create but is a lot more flexible then the traditional "table-layout".
In total I spent 2 weeks to design and develop this site. I wrote all the code myself, so this is not a "prêt-a-porter" site like so many sites these days , but a personal one. And it is only a beginning. I hope that you participate , so this site can grow to an international library for passionate divers. All depends on you. there's a guestbook and a contact form to make suggestions. You can also send new divingtips and divingspots to Lisa . So start right now !
In real life I work together with Seba vandermolen at 909, a company that creates dynamic websites. You can view our work at «www.909.be» . If you have any questions about webdevelopment (PHP & MySQL) or CSS, you can always «contact» me.


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Battling Pneumonia, Clinton Falls Ill at 9/11 Memorial
Reuters • September 11, 2016 6:09 pm
By Amanda Becker
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, diagnosed with pneumonia, became overheated and fell ill at a Sept. 11 memorial ceremony in an episode that renewed focus on her health less than two months before U.S. voters to elect their next president.
Clinton had a medical examination when she got back to her home in Chappaqua, New York, according to a campaign aide. Her doctor, Lisa Bardack, said in a statement that she has been experiencing a cough related to allergies and that an examination on Friday showed that she was suffering from pneumonia.
"She was put on antibiotics and advised to rest and modify her schedule. While at this morning's event, she became overheated and dehydrated. I have just examined her and she is now re-hydrated and recovering nicely," Bardack said.
The 68-year-old Clinton abruptly departed the high-profile, televised event in New York City earlier Sunday and a video on social media appears to show her swaying and her knees buckling before she is helped into a motorcade event.
She was taken to her daughter Chelsea's home in Manhattan and emerged around two hours later on a warm and muggy morning, wearing sunglasses and telling reporters that she was "feeling great."
The video came from an unverified Twitter account under the name Zdenek Gazda, who did not respond to a request for comment. The Clinton campaign did not respond to repeated requests for comment about the authenticity of the video.
Political strategists said the campaign should confront the health issue head-on to tamp down any concerns, particularly as Republican rival Donald Trump and some of his high-profile supporters have repeatedly argued that she lacked the "stamina" to battle adversaries abroad.
"The bottom line is the Clinton campaign is going to have to be completely forthright about Clinton's health," said Bud Jackson, a Virginia-based Democratic strategist.
Jackson suggested that "it would not be a bad move" if the campaign released more information in a crucial time of the race in which conservatives have touted conspiracies about Clinton's health.
They have implied in recent weeks that Clinton's coughing spells on the campaign trail were a sign of deeper problems.
PRESIDENTIAL PRECEDENTS
Past presidential candidates have released much more detailed information about their health than either Trump, 70, or Clinton.
For example, John McCain, the failed 2008 Republican presidential nominee, allowed reporters to see 1,173 pages of medical records after concerns were raised about a cancer scare.
Republican strategist Art Hackney of Alaska, who chaired former President George W. Bush's campaigns there, doubted Sunday's health scare will fade away quickly, saying that the Trump campaign "will milk it."
"These things tend to be fanned; the flames fanned like crazy by those who will use it to make one story take attention away from other stories," he said.
He added, however, "I just can't for the life of me think this impacts any American who isn't already on one side or the other" in the Clinton-Trump race for the White House.
Clinton had no more events on her schedule for Sunday and went, as previously planned, to her home in Chappaqua, 30 miles (50 km) north of New York City.
She is scheduled to begin a trip to California and Nevada on Monday.
As the solemn ceremony began at the site of the World Trade Center that was attacked by two hijacked airliners 15 years ago, there was patchy sunlight, with temperatures at about 80 degrees Fahrenheit (26.6 Celsius). But the high humidity early into the ceremony caused it to feel much hotter in the crowd at times.
Clinton wore a high-collared shirt and a dark pant suit and donned sunglasses for the morning event.
Democratic Representative Joe Crowley of New York, a Clinton supporter who attended the event, told Reuters that it was "incredibly, stiflingly hot" during the ceremony.
CAPPING DIFFICULT DAYS
Clinton has been in the news before for serious health issues.
In December 2012, she suffered a concussion and shortly afterward developed a blood clot.
In a letter released by her doctor in July 2015, Clinton was described as being in "excellent health" and "fit to serve" in the White House. It noted that her current medical conditions include hyperthyroidism and seasonal pollen allergies.
However brief her illness was on Sunday, it comes in the wake of some tough days for Clinton, as national polls showed her lead over Trump diminishing. A Reuters/Ipsos poll of likely voters showed an 8-point lead for Clinton had vanished by the last week of August.
On Saturday, Clinton came under fire from Republicans and on social media for saying Friday night that "half" of Trump's supporters belonged in a "basket of deplorables." She later said she regretted using the word "half."
Clinton's speech at a campaign rally earlier this month in Cleveland was interrupted by a coughing spell. During the speech, she quipped, "Every time I think about Trump I get allergic." She then resumed her speech.
That episode fueled speculation from conservative political quarters about her health. Trump supporters have been tweeting unsubstantiated theories regarding Clinton's health under the hashtag #HillarysHealth.
Trump has also been under pressure to release detailed information on his health and medical history.
Instead, in December, Trump's doctor wrote in a short letter that was made public that his blood pressure and laboratory results "were astonishingly excellent" and that he would be "the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency."
(Additional reporting by Jonathan Allen in New York; Alana Wise, Emily Stephenson and Sarah Lynch in Washington; Writing by Richard Cowan; Editing by Jeffrey Benkoe and Mary Milliken)
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Q: Java cross platform Swing Look and Feel
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Look and feel in java

is there a third party pretty L&F for Java swing apps?
the default L&F are too plain.

A: Nimbus is a very nice look and feel.

A: If you think default LAF (Nimbus, Metal and System Look And Feel) is not very good, you can search another LAF for Swing like on javootoo look and feel :)


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Dwayne Johnson (The Rock) and Family Tested Positive for COVID-19
Posted on Sep 4, 2020
Hollywood action hero and former wrestler Dwayne Johnson aka 'The Rock' has revealed that he and his entire family fell victim to Corona three weeks ago.
According to the Associated Press (AP), The Rock reported in its Instagram post that he, his wife and their two young daughters had fallen victim to Corona three weeks ago. The former wrestler said that three weeks later, he and his family are on the second floor of the disease.
According to Dwayne Johnson, his 2- and 4-year-old daughters initially showed some symptoms of the corona, but his and his wife's story is different from the children's.
The Rock confirmed that his two daughters and his wife are also in good health.
Stay disciplined. Boost your immune system. Commit to wellness. Wear your mask. Protect your family. Be strict about having people over your house or gatherings. Stay positive. And care for your fellow human beings. Stay healthy, my friends. DJ 🖤 #controlthecontrollables
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Dwayne Johnson said he believes he and his family must have been close to close relatives. Dwayne Johnson also instructed fans to take other precautions, including wearing a face mask and social distance, but they can be seen in the video without a face mask.
Even before Dwayne Johnson, several Hollywood actors had fallen victim to Corona, but most of the actors have recovered. The Corona epidemic spread from China in December last year, and by February 2020, the epidemic had spread from China to other parts of the world, and business life had been suspended since March to prevent a worldwide outbreak.
Business life has been partially restored in many countries since August last year, after nearly four months of paralysis around the world.
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The June Safety Thursday Conference Call marked Landstar's 300th call in the last 25 years. The first ever safety call happened in June of 1991, under then CEO Jeff Crowe, Landstar's first Chief Executive Officer.
Every year, Landstar prides itself in being one of the safest transportation providers in the industry and thanks to all of Landstar's BCOs and agents, the focus on safety will continue and will always be a top priority at Landstar.
In 1991, when Landstar held its first ever safety Thursday Conference Call, I wasn't yet an employee of the company; however, I was part of the team that was responsible for Landstar's annual financial audit. Back in 1991, Landstar had revenue of $595 million dollars and, in 2015, Landstar generated $3.3 billion. In fact, in the first three months of 2016, we generated more revenue than the entire 1991 fiscal year.
We had 6,000 tractors provided by independent truck operators in 1991. Today, we have more than 9,000 Business Capacity Owners (BCOs) providing truck capacity to the Landstar network.
Landstar's growth over that 25 year period is exceptional and it is all due to the power of the network, the commitment and the contributions that every BCO contributes to Landstar.
I would like to personally thank all of the BCOs on the call with us today for their commitment to safety and for their contributions to the success of Landstar over the past 25 years. You are the drivers of our success! Thank you for all you do every day to make Landstar the best transportation company in the United States.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged 25 years, Agent, BCO, Conference Call, landstar, safety on June 16, 2016 by Landstar.


The IEB subject of Design covers visual communication (graphic) design, surface and product design and environmental design. Students taking Design learn the invaluable skills of problem-solving in the real world, creative thinking and the importance of social, environmental, cultural and business responsibility. This subject provides students with the opportunity for creative expression while developing practical, commercial design skills.
Grade 12 students are given a theme for the year, such as 'Design Legacy' and they are then required to come up with innovative and effective design solutions. External IEB Design moderation is required annually in this subject and Waterfall College has consistently delivered impressive creativity and quality in their Design work.


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Leaks reveal white nationalists active at San Diego colleges
People attending an Identity Evropa event in a San Diego State University lecture hall in November 2017, according to a photo posted at the time to the group's Twitter account.
By Andrew Dyer
San Diego Union-Tribune
A recent leak of more than 200,000 online chat logs from a white supremacist group reveals how local members are targeting students on San Diego college campuses and trying to project a respectable image even as the group's members privately espouse Islamophobic, anti-Semitic and racist views.
The group, called Identity Evropa, is nationally known for helping organize the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Va., where a protester was killed and dozens injured over two days of clashes.
More recently, the group made news because online whistleblowers began identifying Identity Evropa members, publishing their online chat messages and linking them with social media posts. In the last week, their efforts have led to official investigations of a Virginia school police officer and seven service members from various branches of the U.S. military.
A San Diego Union-Tribune review of the chat logs has revealed that a local branch of Identity Evropa has visited area colleges at least a dozen times since fall 2017, though fliers first appeared at San Diego State University the year before. The chat logs also refer to publicity and recruitment activities at Southern California colleges as recently as last month.
The Southern Poverty Law Center considers Identity Evropa a hate group, and the Anti-Defamation League categorizes it as a white supremacist organization.
Its leadership rejects these definitions.
Current CEO Patrick Casey, who graduated from San Diego State University in 2016, has tried to rein in his group's extremist expressions online, the chats show.
"REMINDER," he wrote under his acknowledged pseudonym Reinhard Wolff. "Do not post negative things about other races, do not advocate violence, do not use crude language. In short, do not say anything that, if leaked, would make us look bad."
The leaked chats showed Casey's efforts to muffle hate speech were ineffective.
"My ultimate goal is subversion of my school's TPUSA chapter into a front for IE."
Identity Evropa member
Identity Evropa members sometimes referred to Islam in the chats as a "cancer" and warned about Muslims immigrating to and holding public office in predominantly white countries.
Group members discussed the "great replacement" in more than 150 comments, referring to the idea of Europeans being replaced by people of color. A similar concept was part of the written message by the mass shooter who killed 50 people in two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, last week.
Members also wrote more than 200 times about the "Jewish Question," a conspiracy theory that posits that Jewish people yield wide-ranging societal and governmental control.
In a series of interview emails with the Union-Tribune last week, Casey said Identity Evropa was not a hate group.
"We explicitly denounced racial hatred and extremism on many occasions," Casey said. When asked about the types of comments Identity Evropa members posted in the chats, Casey declined to answer, calling the question "boring."
Even so, he said he had started a new group, the American Identity Movement, which also recently distributed fliers and stickers on the campuses of UC Berkeley and Sacramento State, according to its Twitter account.
The leaked chats from Identity Evropa show members targeting mainstream, conservative student organizations, such as College Republicans and Turning Point USA.
One Identity Evropa member bragged online in February about manning a Turning Point USA table at a college while promoting his group's beliefs — and getting Turning Point USA to pay for lunch.
"My ultimate goal is subversion of my school's TPUSA chapter into a front for IE," he wrote, referring to Identity Evropa.
Turning Point USA did not respond to requests for comment.
Someone chatting under the name "TMatthews" in September said he was an officer of the College Republicans on his campus and believed many other Identity Evropa members also had joined.
"It's easy to infiltrate low-level GOP stuff if you just show up," he wrote.
Ben Rajadurai, deputy executive director of the College Republican National Committee, said these extremists were not welcome.
"Racial divisiveness has no place on our college campuses, and students joining our organization are committed to treating people with respect and defending human rights for everyone," he said in an email.
Nationally, Identity Evropa was responsible for at least 191 of 319 reported incidents of white supremacist propaganda at colleges and universities in 2018, according to the Anti-Defamation League.
Peter Simi, a Chapman University researcher specializing in extremist groups, said Identity Evropa was potentially more dangerous than traditional skinhead and neo-Nazi organizations because Identity Evropa's strategy was to feign respectability while playing down violent or racist themes.
"It's more dangerous because it potentially has broader appeal," Simi said. "There are folks who wouldn't necessarily get involved with a group that's more extreme-looking. You have to see it as part of a larger strategy to normalize their presence."
Even the name of the group's online chat channel — "Nice Respectable People Group" — reflects Identity Evropa's desire for a sanitized public face. More than 800 individual accounts were registered to the group's server before that channel was shut down, according to the leaks.
In San Diego County, the leaks showed Identity Evropa members engaged in at least a dozen instances of white supremacist propaganda postings and distribution on college campuses.
Members usually posted materials at night in common areas on campuses and on bulletin boards and light poles. They often returned the next day to take photos of their work, according to the chat entries.
Casey told the San Diego State student newspaper, the Daily Aztec, last year that there were 50 to 100 members of Identity Evropa attending the university. But leaked online chats show 13 individual accounts from the San Diego area and just a handful of people posting pictures of their activities from September 2017 to March 2019.
This small group, whose members posted under pseudonyms, were responsible for fliers at San Diego State in September 2017 and February 2018, and banners at UC San Diego in October 2017 and fliers the next month, the chat logs show.
Last year, Identity Evropa posted materials at San Diego City, Palomar, Grossmont and Mira Costa colleges. A San Diego-Southern California cell also posted materials at Cal State Fullerton and Mt. San Jacinto College and last month spread fliers around UC Irvine and Saddleback College campuses.
Some of the group's posters and fliers proclaimed: "It's OK to be white." Other fliers left off Identity Evropa's logo and name while promoting a white supremacist's book, using the phrase "Your professor is scared of this book."
Identity Evropa held a private speaking event in an San Diego State lecture hall in November 2017. A photo from the group's closed Twitter account showed at least 30 attendees.
In January 2018, two people claiming to be part of Identity Evropa announced they were observing an ethnic studies class at UC San Diego. They texted on cellphones during class, and on the way out, one flashed an Identity Evropa badge, according to a UC San Diego Guardian story.
According to Identity Evropa's chat logs, none of the group's members were UC San Diego students at the time.
In 2017, a group of Identity Evropa members hung two banners from the university's Price Center & Bookstore.
A UC San Diego spokeswoman condemned the organization and its activities.
"As hate groups continue to target colleges and universities throughout the country, taking advantage of policies that protect freedom of expression, UC San Diego will continue to unequivocally condemn all language and actions that espouse and support hate as well as any doctrines that elevate one group above another," said spokeswoman Christine Clark.
"The antidote to hate speech is more speech — speaking out against intolerance and bigotry — and one the university will continue advocating."
Andrew Dyer writes for the San Diego Union-Tribune.
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Renovation Church — What's So Great About Being Brand New?
What's So Great About Being Brand New?
There is no greater moment in the history of a new family, company, or church than those first few formidable months. The remarkable ambition—the stop-at-nothing drive. There is nothing like being brand new. God granted that opportunity for Renovation Church this past Easter Sunday when we saw nearly 600 people show up to our grand opening. We met so many new friends and nothing excited us more than when individuals and families said they found their new home. As we had prayed for, so many truly felt like they belonged.
Renovation Church offers people the chance for a fresh start, opportunities to do good things for our community, and a place to be a part of a loving, generous network of individuals ready to do BIG things for Jesus.
Being a brand new church means multiple opportunities for individuals to take hold of a vision and live the mission. For the next several months we want every person to make to the most of Renovation Church being brand new! Don't miss out on serving, giving and the countless opportunities to invite your neighbors and friends. They'll want to discover more about,"that brand new church that meets in a middle school gym." After all, who wouldn't?!
Join Renovation's mission of ensuring that every, man, woman, and child will have repeated opportunities to see, hear, and respond to the message of Jesus Christ.


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Textiles and the Making of Sacred Space
Carroll, T; (2017) Textiles and the Making of Sacred Space. Textile History , 48 (2) pp. 192-210. 10.1080/00404969.2016.1266232.
Carroll_Textiles_Making_Sacred_Space.pdf - Accepted version
This paper develops a perspective on fabric and its use in religious settings, working from a comparative survey of critical literature arising, primarily, from anthropological writings on cloth and clothing in conjunction with insights gained from ethnographic research among Eastern Orthodox Christians. While the character of Orthodox Christianity and the broad nature of comparative religion shape how the argument is presented, the primary focus of the paper is not on the religious contexts, but rather the particular items of fabric in use, and, more generally, the exact qualities of fabric that allow for its use in such diverse contexts. Rather than taking an argument of historical specificity, the paper is grounded in a material culture approach to fabric, suggesting that a cross-cultural appraisal of fabric that spans different historical periods allows critical insight into the modes of operation within human experience. The central argument of the paper is that, because of the material qualities inherent in fabric, it can be used in such a manner as to make present the sacred.
fabric, lived practice, religion, Orthodox Christianity, sacred
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Congratulations and welcome to Jon!
Welcome to LibraryThing.com's very first dedicated developer, Jon (kiparsky)! We're very excited to have him joining the team.
Read about Jon over on the blog. Feel free to congratulate and welcome him here, but try not to scare him off with too many different ponies at once!
Also, you have a lovely cat!
Oh cool! - An old-timer! Lucky Jon to get to do his thing in one of his already favorite places.
Welcome and best of luck with whatever you are doing, since I have no idea what a developer is or does.
We used to have film developers but even those have long since disappeared and they weren't human.
And in our case it's Finnish Grammar by Fred Karlsson and Folk Music and Dances of Ireland by Brendan Breathnach. Promising!
There's a lot of shared science fiction for us but I found the shared non-SF more interesting.
Thanks all! Looking forward to making some fun things happen!
While everyone else is at it, welcome and our most obscure shared book is Menagerie Manor by Gerald Durrell!
>12 kiparsky: Welcome, I look forward to benefiting from your work!
great, we need more left-handers!
Most obscure book: Verteidigung der Zukunft.
Don't let TIM work you so hard you don't have time for reading!
Hi from another New Englander! Welcome to the crazy train.
Especially glad you are a long time member! Welcome!
Good luck with this bunch(sic) and >19 Crypto-Willobie: I agree!!!
Great to have you on board, Jon!
My most obscure (a distinctly relative distinction) shared work with Jon appears to be El Aleph.
I dunno if I can wish you welcome, Jon, you've been at LT longer than me, but best luck in your new role!
Interestingly enough, one of the books you and I share is The pity of it all : a history of the Jews in Germany, 1743-1933 a book given to my husband from a client for whom he did concrete work when the client heard that I am of German-Jewish origin. Now that my cousin gave me an extensive family tree of that side of my family, I'm looking forward to eventually reading this book!
I'm so happy that you're about to join Tim & Company working for LT. As a long-time LT member myself, I think it's terrific that you, too, have been with LT for quite a while.
Best wishes on your new position. Have fun with the LT gang!
No obscure books shared (just a dozen of German and English classics, plus Das Jesus Video :-) ).
Congratulations on the new job! It's great, isn't it, when you get paid for working on/with the things you love.
The two most obscure books I share with Jon are Musical instruments through the ages and Jobst Brandt's classic monograph on The bicycle wheel. I wonder what note his spokes are tuned to?
I may have missed some, but a quick scan through suggests that >9 hailelib: and >8 anglemark: keep libraries that I should visit. The "what should you borrow" count in both cases is quite remarkable.
Welcome. Love the cat in your picture.
A bit late, but still: Welcome!
And so did I. Try the other two that failed.
There was a momentary glitch. It's back now.
And it looks like I haven't actually posted my welcome to you yet - so welcome! Our obscure shared books are all SF - looks like the most obscure is 2076: The American Tricentennial.
We share no books at all, obscure or otherwise. :) Welcome and congratulations!
Well met, kiparsky. I decided to play the game of most obscure, since everyone else was. It turns out to be Motif Programming Manual, Vol 6a, which appears to be the only one out of the set of the X Windows series that you possess (I own them all, of course). It's an interesting set of books that we share; mostly programming and science fiction.
From browsing your library it appears you read/speak Spanish , French, and German. Any other languages? Welsh? Finnish?
>44 Crypto-Willobie: I don't know if it's all correct data, or if they've all been read, etc, but you can see the languages of books he holds http://www.librarything.com/profile/kiparsky/stats/library there.
I think Jon and his cat look like something out of Hogwart's, a professor and his familiar for sure.
>46 Morphidae: I like the comparison, if only because of Harold Abelson's comparison of programming to wizardry. (See Abelson and Sussman, SICP, chapter 1) Perhaps I could get a position in the CS department?
The breadth of the overlap is really quite rare.
But whatever you read, I don't much care.
That is my only prayer!
>48 omargosh:. A loud single 'CLAP'! Keep it up!
Welcome Jon & best of luck with all tasks before you.
Welcome Welcome hope you love us as we will you !
Let's get to the serious stuff. What's the name of your cat?
Welcome aboard and greetings from sunny Florida.
and rescued in Madagascar, now living on his third continent, Snagglepuss.
Welcome Jon...glad to see another genius left hander in the ranks...yes, tell us the story of that lovely cat!
Good day I am very glad because I became a member of this group.I'm very glad also that I will be able to exchange opinions with people from this site.
Welcome to LibraryThing Jon, and congratulations.
Hey Jon, mind divulging some details on your career as a "music label bigwig?" That's a future profession I'm considering, and I'd love to hear some details!
Congratulations on joining LT. This is a great community and I hope you have fun while you are here!
Ah, the cat. Well, I have to confess that that was actually a reverse adoption. The cat lived in an upstairs apartment in the 4-plex that I was living in at the time. Since it was a warm summer, we kept the back door open for ventilation, and the cat took this as an invitation. We didn't mind, and the cat sort of moved in. Fortunately, her person didn't mind too much, and we all hung out together on the back porch.
There were some other great cats in that building at the time. I particuarly remember Spooky - Spooky was a cat who looked like she'd swallowed a bowling ball. Tiny cat, except she weighed about eighteen pounds. I've never seen a cat, before or since, who could lie on the ground and touch the floor with her belly on both sides. She was very friendly, too - when she heard someone come in, she'd run to greet them, which was really an interesting sight.
There was also Bird, a tiny little black cat who loved to play fetch with rubber bands. Once you got her started, she'd play for as long as you were willing, and get annoyed if you wanted to stop.
Bird also loved to be up on top of things. I'd turn around, and she'd be up on an eight-foot bookcase, and I'd have no idea how she got there - and she'd just sit there and look smug.
Cats usually choose you, not the other way around!


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Dastaane-E-Miri-Piri: The Makers Have Released the Music of the Film
The makers of 'Dastaane-E-Miri-Piri' have launched the music of the film. Famous Bollywood singer Kailash Kher has given voice to the title track of the movie
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As the name suggests, the film 'Dastaane-E-Miri-Piri' will reveal the history of Miri Piri. Based on 1604, this film is dedicated to the martyrdom of fifth Sikh Guru Arjun Dev Ji and how Sixth Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji wore two swords of Miri and Piri to fight against the Mughal Empire. Miri and Piri had shown both worldly (political) and spiritual power. The makers of this upcoming animated film have released the trailer and it is receiving a huge response from the viewers. The movie is slated to release on June 5 across the globe. Recently, the makers have launched the music of the film.
Famous Bollywood singer Kailash Kher has given voice to the title track of the movie and Bollywood actor Raza Murad has landed his background voice. And for the other songs of the film, Ustad Rashid Khan and Shafqat Amanat Ali has also given their voice.
To dedicate the film to the martyrdom of Guru Arjun Dev Ji, the makers are set to release their animated film on the occasion of the Saheedi Diwas of the fifth guru of Sikh religion Shri Guru Arjun Dev Ji, under the label of Chharampeer productions and White Hill Studios.
The animated film is directed by Vinod Lanjewar. The story is written by Gurjot Singh Ahluwalia. The screenplay is written by Sagar Kotikar and Sahni Singh. Music of the film is given by Kuljit Singh. The animation is done at Brumha Studios. The whole project is produced by Major Singh Sandhu, Dilraj Singh Gill, Navdeep Kaur Gill. Noblepreet Singh, Balraj Singh, Manmohan Singh Marshal co-produced the film.
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Gastón Maximiliano Sangoy (Paraná, Entre Ríos, 5 oktober 1984) is een Argentijns voormalig voetballer die als aanvaller speelde.

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Sangoy begon bij Club Deportivo Argentinos Juniors in Paraná en werd verder opgeleid in de jeugdopleiding van de Argentijnse club Boca Juniors. Sangoy speelde voor de Amsterdamse club AFC Ajax in het seizoen 2004/05. Ajax huurde hem samen met teamgenoot Sebastián Rusculleda van Boca, maar deed nimmer een beroep op hem in het eerste elftal. Sangoy sleet zijn dagen bij de beloften. Zijn typerende manier van schieten vanuit de heup werd wel overgenomen door zijn ploeggenoot Ryan Babel.

Hierna vervolgde hij zijn loopbaan bij het Peruviaanse Universitario de Deportes. Vervolgens werd hij uitgeleend aan het Israëlische Hapoel Ashkelon. Sinds 2007 speelde hij voor Apollon Limassol en won in 2010 de Cypriotische voetbalbeker. Van 2010 tot 2013 kwam hij uit voor Sporting Gijon waarmee hij in 2012 uit de Primera Division degradeerde. Hierna speelde hij weer twee seizoenen voor Apollon Limassol en in het seizoen 2015/16 speelde Sangoy voor Al-Wakrah SC in Qatar dat hem in 2016 verhuurde aan het Poolse Arka Gdynia. Eind 2016 speelde Sangoy in India voor Mumbai City FC. In juli 2017 ging hij voor Nea Salamis Famagusta FC op Cyprus spelen maar vertrok daar na een half jaar. Van medio 2018 tot medio 2019 speelde hij nog in zijn geboorteland voor Club Atlético Paraná.

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Brewers pick only college players in MLB draft
The Milwaukee Brewers focused on college players in this year's MLB draft. They used all five of their selections in the draft on college players who play up-the-middle positions.
In the first round, the Brewers landed one of the best players in this year's draft class in UCLA outfielder Garrett Mitchell. That selection was the start of a solid draft class for the Brewers that offers some risk but also plenty of potential.
Below is a look at the five selections the Brewers made in this year's draft.
UCLA outfielder Garrett Mitchell with the No. 20 pick
Scouts considered Mitchell as a top-10 talent in the 2020 MLB draft class. There was speculation that his Type 1 diabetes worried some teams. But he's played with the disease since he was in third grade and has been a premium athlete at UCLA for the last three years.
Mitchell is an all-around player who profiles as a center fielder in the pro ranks. He is an above-average defensive player, possessing elite speed and solid arm strength. The left-handed hitter has the chance to hit for average and power while also using his speed to steal bases.
He shows really good raw power in batting practice but that hasn't translated to games. He will need to tweak his swing to tap into that power in the future.
In his three years at UCLA, Mitchell hit .327 with 24 doubles, 15 triples, six home runs and 81 RBIs in 121 games. He struck out 84 times compared to drawing 44 walks in 543 plate appearances. He also stole 28 bases in his collegiate career.
Mitchell was one of the best value picks in the first round.
Miami shortstop Freddy Zamora with the No. 53 pick
The Brewers' selection of Zamora was intriguing. He is a guy who was a potential first-round pick before the season started but off-the-field question marks made him a polarizing prospect entering the draft.
He did not play this spring. He was first suspended for violating team rules before the start of the season and then tore his ACL in practice that kept him from playing a game during his junior season.
On the field, Zamora has above-average arm strength, body control and range to play shortstop in pro ball. Offensively, the right-handed hitter boasts a contact-oriented approach, as he has below-average power and solid speed on the bases.
Zamora, who's 6-1, 190 pounds, hit .300 with 24 doubles, four triples, seven home runs and 74 RBIs in 104 games in his first two years at Miami. He also stole 33 bases and showed solid plate discipline.
Central Michigan catcher Zavier Warren with the No. 92 pick
The Brewers went a surprising direction in the third round when they selected the Central Michigan product. The most surprising part of the pick was that the Brewers announced the college shortstop as a catcher, which is the position Warren played in high school and sparingly in college.
He would not have played shortstop in pro ball and figured to likely make the move over to third base. But the 6-0, 190-pound infielder has the arm and athleticism to at least attempt to play catcher in pro ball.
Offensively, Warren is a switch-hitter who is more of a gap-to-gap hitter. He set a program record with 23 doubles last year. He also has a solid feel for the strike zone. In three years at Central Michigan, Warren hit .328 with 29 doubles, three triples, nine home runs and 106 RBIs in 130 games.
Cincinnati outfielder Joey Wiemer with the No. 121 pick
The Brewers went the college route in the fourth round when they selected Wiemer out of Cincinnati. Wiemer played left field for the Bearcats but his above-average speed and above-average arm strength should allow him to play any outfield position in pro ball.
Wiemer, who is a 6-5, 215-pound right-handed hitter, experienced mixed results at the plate throughout his collegiate career. He hit .264 with 25 doubles, two triples, 12 home runs and 62 RBIs in 122 games. He also stole 35 bases.
Wiemer doesn't have a track record of success at the plate, but he has the bat speed, strength and the raw power to offer potential offensively.
Cincinnati tried to use Wiemer on the mound this spring. He displayed a 98 mph fastball in two relief appearances but lacked control.
Louisiana-Lafayette shortstop Hayden Cantrelle with the No. 151 pick
Cantrelle is a 5-foot-11, 175-pound switch-hitter who profiles as a top-of-the-order bat in the pro ranks. He hits the ball with more authority from the left side of the plate. He's a gap-to-gap hitter who has some sneaky power. He also has above-average speed that will allow him to create havoc on the base pads.
Cantrelle has average arm strength at shortstop and struggled at times defensively with the Ragin' Cajuns, committing 28 errors in 135 games over three seasons.
He primarily played second base in the Cape Cod League while also receiving time in the outfield and at shortstop. He doesn't have a preference for his future defensive home and believes his versatility will be a valuable asset for a major league team in the future, he told me.
In 59 games as a freshman in 2018, he hit .287 with four home runs and 22 RBIs in 266 plate appearances. He also swiped 18 bases.
He showed an even better feel at the plate his sophomore year. In 59 games, he batted .309 with nine home runs, 31 RBIS and 28 steals in 291 plate appearances.
After hitting just .174 in the Cape Cod League in 2018, Cantrelle showed tremendous improvement last summer. He posted a .315 batting average with three home runs, 14 RBIs and 19 stolen bases in 36 games.
Although he was a consistent performer in his first two years for the Ragin' Cajuns, he struggled in an abbreviated season this spring. He batted just .136 with one home run, four RBIs and four stolen bases in 17 games.
Cantrelle offers an exciting skill set and doesn't offer any glaring holes.
Read a detailed profile, which includes quotes, on Cantrelle and his development here.
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HPI Check
Product type Vehicle History Check
Markets United Kingdom
Owner HPI
Introduced 1938
Tagline For Smarter Automotive Decisions
HPI Check is a vehicle history check service provided exclusively by HPI in the UK. HPI pioneered the vehicle history check in 1938. The HPI Check produces a report that provides information about a vehicle's history, mainly if it has outstanding finance, or if it is written off, stolen or clocked, among other things.
HPI Check History
Contents of the HPI Check report
The term "HPI Check" is a term widely used to describe an actual vehicle history check thought-out the motoring industry in the UK. However, "HPI Check" is a registered trade name of HPI.
An HPI Check is usually performed just before purchasing a used car from a dealer or a private buyer to discover whether the vehicle has a hidden history. The check can reveal vital alerts that can help protect used car buyers from fraudsters. An HPI Check does not only check the history of used cars but can be used to check any vehicle that is registered with the DVLA including; vans, motorbikes, quad bikes and motor homes.
The HPI Check history report data comes from the DVLA, the National Mileage Register, Police records, insurance companies, finance houses and industry bodies. The HPI Check Report is available to both consumers and dealers all over the UK.
The HPI Check was originally created in 1938 by HPI in response to the rise of fraudulent re-financing of vehicles. In time, more information was added to the HPI Check report: stolen vehicle information was added in 1947 and car accident history data in the 80s.
The HPI Check produces an vehicle history report that includes a check on the following:
Outstanding finance. Standard finance agreements work in a similar way to mortgage agreements, in that the lender or finance company owns the vehicle until the debt is settled. That means the person selling the car may be the registered keeper, but not the owner of the vehicle. The owner will continue to be the finance company until the loan agreement has been paid off.
Written off. If a vehicle is damaged and an insurance claim is processed for it, the insurer will either authorise repairs to the vehicle, or write it off (declare it a total loss, or not economically repairable). If it is written off, it will be recorded in a write-off category, A, B, C, or D. Category A and B cars are so badly damaged they should never appear back on the road. Category C and D vehicles can be repaired and returned to the road, but you should exercise caution with them, and check the repairs have been done correctly and fully. A vehicle inspection should be able to confirm the quality of repairs and general roadworthiness of the vehicle.
Stolen. When a car is reported stolen its registration details are added to the Police National Computer and this data is available to HPI Check via a register. As a result, the HPI Check will flag up if a car has been reported stolen.
Mileage verification. The National Mileage Register was set up by HPI Ltd, to research and confirm previous mileages on vehicles, to help prevent clocked cars being sold on. The register currently holds in excess of 200 million mileage readings.
Number of previous owners. The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) holds records of all owners of any vehicle registered in Great Britain. This database of vehicle ownership is available to HPI.
Number of registration plate changes. The DVLA also keeps a record of all registration plates including any transfers. As a result, the HPI Check includes full details of any registration plate changes throughout the lifetime of any vehicle.
Vehicle identification data. At the heart of the HPI Check is a vehicle's registration plate, but a car's Vehicle Identity Number (VIN, or chassis number) is also recorded by the DVLA, along with its engine number. As a result, an HPI Check discloses what chassis and engine numbers are recorded for a car so the relevant checks can be made to ensure the car is legitimate
Logbook loans. It's possible to take out a loan, using a car as security. The practice is called a logbook loan because the car's logbook (Registration Document, or V5C) is offered as collateral. As the lender effectively owns the car until the loan is paid off, it can't be sold on – it effectively has outstanding finance on it.
Recorded as scrapped. Once the DVLA has been notified that a car has been scrapped it should never be offered for sale or returned to the road, unless its status is amended on the database.
Imported. Cars that were delivered new in another country may not be built to UK specification. These parallel or grey imports could cost more to insure or not be approved for use in the UK. Parts may also be hard – or even impossible – to find.
Exported. If a car has been officially exported from the UK but is then offered for sale, it cannot legally be used or insured on UK roads. The fact that a vehicle marked as exported has not actually been exported would also raise questions about its true identity.
Colour changes. If a car's colour is changed, by law the DVLA must be notified of that change. If a car's records are updated to reflect this, those changes will appear as part of the HPI Check report.
Current MoT. The MoT is an annual roadworthness test that applies to all cars in the UK once they've reached their third birthday. It's legal to sell a car without an MoT, but it isn't legal to sell a car that doesn't have a current MoT certificate, while claiming that it does. An HPI Check reveals whether or not the car has a current MoT.
Road tax status: It isn't legal to use a car on a public road if it isn't taxed. However, when a vehicle is sold, its road tax is automatically cancelled and the new owner has to tax the car in their own name.
Road tax costs. Officially known as Vehicle Excise Duty (VED), this tax is based on a car's CO2 emissions, which are recorded among the DVLA data.
Estimated fuel costs. A car's fuel consumption is directly related to its CO2 emissions. With the latter recorded as part of the HPI Check data, a typical fuel cost for 12,000 miles can be calculated.
Vehicle valuation. Vehicle history check provider HPI was merged with used car valuation experts CAP in 2015. As a result, an HPI Check includes a valuation of the car based on the recorded specification and the current mileage.
As well as these pieces of information, the full specification of a car is also included as part of the HPI Check. This data includes items such as the car's performance (maximum power and torque, top speed, 0-60 mph), the engine capacity, type of fuel and what sort of gearbox is fitted (manual or automatic) along with the number of gears.
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