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package com.thoughtworks.go.config;

import com.thoughtworks.go.domain.config.Admin;
import org.junit.Test;

import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.regex.Pattern;

import static org.hamcrest.Matchers.contains;
import static org.hamcrest.Matchers.hasSize;
import static org.hamcrest.Matchers.is;
import static org.hamcrest.Matchers.not;
import static org.junit.Assert.*;

public class SecurityConfigTest {

    public static final Role ROLE1 = new RoleConfig(new CaseInsensitiveString("role1"), new RoleUser(new CaseInsensitiveString("chris")), new RoleUser(new CaseInsensitiveString("jez")));
    public static final Role ROLE2 = new RoleConfig(new CaseInsensitiveString("role2"), new RoleUser(new CaseInsensitiveString("chris")));
    public static final Role[] DEFAULT_ROLES = new Role[]{ROLE1, ROLE2};

    @Test
    public void shouldNotSaySecurityEnabledIfSecurityHasNoAuthenticatorsDefined() {
        ServerConfig serverConfig = new ServerConfig();
        assertFalse("Security should not be enabled by default", serverConfig.isSecurityEnabled());
    }

    @Test
    public void twoEmptySecurityConfigsShouldBeTheSame() throws Exception {
        SecurityConfig one = new SecurityConfig();
        SecurityConfig two = new SecurityConfig();
        assertThat(one, is(two));
    }

    @Test
    public void shouldSaySecurityEnabledIfPasswordFileSecurityEnabled() {
        ServerConfig serverConfig = server(passwordFileAuthConfig(), admins());
        assertTrue("Security should be enabled when password file config present", serverConfig.isSecurityEnabled());
    }

    @Test
    public void shouldKnowIfUserIsAdmin() throws Exception {
        SecurityConfig security = security(null, admins(user("chris")));
        assertThat(security.isAdmin(new AdminUser(new CaseInsensitiveString("chris"))), is(true));
        assertThat(security.isAdmin(new AdminUser(new CaseInsensitiveString("evilHacker"))), is(true));

        security = security(passwordFileAuthConfig(), admins(user("chris")));
        assertThat(security.isAdmin(new AdminUser(new CaseInsensitiveString("chris"))), is(true));
        assertThat(security.isAdmin(new AdminUser(new CaseInsensitiveString("evilHacker"))), is(false));
    }

    @Test
    public void shouldKnowIfRoleIsAdmin() throws Exception {
        SecurityConfig security = security(passwordFileAuthConfig(), admins(role("role1")));
        assertThat(security.isAdmin(new AdminUser(new CaseInsensitiveString("chris"))), is(true));
        assertThat(security.isAdmin(new AdminUser(new CaseInsensitiveString("jez"))), is(true));
        assertThat(security.isAdmin(new AdminUser(new CaseInsensitiveString("evilHacker"))), is(false));
    }

    @Test
    public void shouldNotCareIfValidUserInRoleOrUser() throws Exception {
        SecurityConfig security = security(passwordFileAuthConfig(), admins(role("role2")));
        assertThat(security.isAdmin(new AdminUser(new CaseInsensitiveString("chris"))), is(true));
        assertThat(security.isAdmin(new AdminUser(new CaseInsensitiveString("jez"))), is(false));

        security = security(passwordFileAuthConfig(), admins(role("role2"), user("jez")));
        assertThat(security.isAdmin(new AdminUser(new CaseInsensitiveString("chris"))), is(true));
        assertThat(security.isAdmin(new AdminUser(new CaseInsensitiveString("jez"))), is(true));
    }

    @Test
    public void shouldValidateRoleAsAdmin() throws Exception {
        SecurityConfig security = security(passwordFileAuthConfig(), admins(role("role2")));
        assertThat(security.isAdmin(new AdminRole(new CaseInsensitiveString("role2"))), is(true));
    }

    @Test
    public void shouldReturnTheMemberRoles() throws Exception {
        SecurityConfig securityConfig = security(passwordFileAuthConfig(), admins());
        assertUserRoles(securityConfig, "chris", DEFAULT_ROLES);
        assertUserRoles(securityConfig, "jez", DEFAULT_ROLES[0]);
        assertUserRoles(securityConfig, "loser");
    }

    @Test
    public void shouldReturnTrueIfDeletingARoleGoesThroughSuccessfully() throws Exception {
        SecurityConfig securityConfig = security(passwordFileAuthConfig(), admins());
        securityConfig.deleteRole(ROLE1);

        assertUserRoles(securityConfig, "chris", ROLE2);
        assertUserRoles(securityConfig, "jez");
    }

    @Test
    public void shouldBombIfDeletingARoleWhichDoesNotExist() throws Exception {
        try {
            SecurityConfig securityConfig = security(passwordFileAuthConfig(), admins());
            securityConfig.deleteRole(new RoleConfig(new CaseInsensitiveString("role99")));
            fail("Should have blown up with an exception on the previous line as deleting role99 should blow up");
        } catch (RuntimeException e) {
            assertTrue(Pattern.compile("does not exist").matcher(e.getMessage()).find());
        }
    }

    private void assertUserRoles(SecurityConfig securityConfig, String username, Role... roles) {
        assertThat(securityConfig.memberRoleFor(new CaseInsensitiveString(username)), is(Arrays.asList(roles)));
    }

    private ServerConfig server(SecurityAuthConfig passwordFile, AdminsConfig admins) {
        return new ServerConfig("", security(passwordFile, admins));
    }

    public static SecurityConfig security(SecurityAuthConfig securityAuthConfig, AdminsConfig admins) {
        final SecurityConfig security = new SecurityConfig(admins);

        if (securityAuthConfig != null) {
            security.securityAuthConfigs().add(securityAuthConfig);
        }

        for (Role role : DEFAULT_ROLES) {
            security.addRole(role);
        }
        return security;
    }

    public static AdminsConfig admins(Admin... admins) {
        return new AdminsConfig(admins);
    }

    public static AdminUser user(String name) {
        return new AdminUser(new CaseInsensitiveString(name));
    }

    public static AdminRole role(String name) {
        return new AdminRole(new CaseInsensitiveString(name));
    }

    public static SecurityAuthConfig passwordFileAuthConfig() {
        return new SecurityAuthConfig("file", "cd.go.authentication.passwordfile");
    }

    @Test
    public void shouldGetPluginRolesWhichBelogsToSpecifiedPlugin() throws Exception {
        SecurityConfig securityConfig = new SecurityConfig();
        securityConfig.addRole(new PluginRoleConfig("foo", "ldap"));
        securityConfig.addRole(new PluginRoleConfig("bar", "github"));
        securityConfig.addRole(new RoleConfig(new CaseInsensitiveString("xyz")));

        securityConfig.securityAuthConfigs().add(new SecurityAuthConfig("ldap", "cd.go.ldap"));
        securityConfig.securityAuthConfigs().add(new SecurityAuthConfig("github", "cd.go.github"));

        List<PluginRoleConfig> pluginRolesConfig = securityConfig.getPluginRoles("cd.go.ldap");

        assertThat(pluginRolesConfig, hasSize(1));
        assertThat(pluginRolesConfig, contains(new PluginRoleConfig("foo", "ldap")));
    }

    @Test
    public void getPluginRolesConfig_shouldReturnNothingWhenBadPluginIdSpecified() throws Exception {
        SecurityConfig securityConfig = new SecurityConfig();
        securityConfig.addRole(new PluginRoleConfig("foo", "ldap"));
        securityConfig.addRole(new PluginRoleConfig("bar", "github"));
        securityConfig.addRole(new RoleConfig(new CaseInsensitiveString("xyz")));
        securityConfig.securityAuthConfigs().add(new SecurityAuthConfig("ldap", "cd.go.ldap"));
        securityConfig.securityAuthConfigs().add(new SecurityAuthConfig("github", "cd.go.github"));

        List<PluginRoleConfig> pluginRolesConfig = securityConfig.getPluginRoles("non-existant-plugin");

        assertThat(pluginRolesConfig, hasSize(0));
    }

    @Test
    public void getPluginRole_shouldReturnPluginRoleMatchingTheGivenName() throws Exception {
        PluginRoleConfig role = new PluginRoleConfig("foo", "ldap");
        SecurityConfig securityConfig = new SecurityConfig();

        securityConfig.addRole(role);

        assertThat(securityConfig.getPluginRole(new CaseInsensitiveString("FOO")), is(role));
    }

    @Test
    public void getPluginRole_shouldReturnNullInAbsenceOfPluginRoleForTheGivenName() throws Exception {
        SecurityConfig securityConfig = new SecurityConfig();

        assertNull(securityConfig.getPluginRole(new CaseInsensitiveString("foo")));
    }
}

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Q: LaTeX fails for dollar sign I am trying to create a latex expression
She owes me \$200 and I owe her $y^2$
But when it is executed, '\$' is converted to '$' but '$y^2$' is not evaluated properly.
Any help is appreciated!
It appears as

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Q: Problems using em units in Chrome I've got a problem when using em units in Chrome (Version 31.0.1650.63 m).
Following JSFiddle produces incorrect output in Chrome (in comparison to Firefox or IE the green box is too big):
http://jsfiddle.net/rapik/j72aZ/
HTML:

CSS:
.aaa {
    font-size: 0.5rem;

    width: 30em;
    height: 30em;

    background: red;
}

.bbb {
    font-size: 0.1em;

    width: 15em;
    height: 15em;

    background: green;
}

The problem seem to be the rule font-size: 0.1em which does not make the em 10 times smaller. Instead it sets em to some minimum value. There will be no difference between font-size: 0.1em and font-size: 0.2em because both are smaller than this magic minimum value....
Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?
This particular case can be solved by multiplying all values of the "bbb" class with 10. But in my case the thing is more complicated and I need this font-size: 0.1em.
I am using em units to build scalable controls. My controls have root div and multiple child elements. The idea is that all values are set using em and the run-time size of the em is controlled by the font-size of the root element. If an element has font-size defined, then it's em will depend on it.
I would appreciate any ideas or suggestions!
Update:
Here are screenshots of different outputs I am speaking about:

A: This is caused by the fact that the minimum font-size setting is floored at 6px (in Chrome 30+) - you can't choose a lower value. This isn't problematic when you set the font-size of .aaa, as its computed value is 8px. But  using font-size: 0.1em; on .bbb results in a computed value of 0.8px - and since it's less than the minium, the actual used value is 6px:
http://linenwoods.com/images/dev.png
This bug report, though slightly unrelated, suggested changing the minimum font-size setting to something larger, pressing done, and then changing it back to 6px (though it didn't seem to work for your example.) It also mentioned that prior to Chrome 27, you were once able to get around this with -webkit-text-size-adjust: none; (though it's been deprecated as of version 27.) This, somewhat recent question, seeks a similar solution but has yet to been answered.

A: As 412 has explained, this is due to the Chrome minimum font size of 6px, though I'll add that this font size only kicks in when the font sizes are specified using em or rem. Either you can accept this limitation, or you can sidestep it.
Say you are targeting a root font size of 1px when 1 em = 16px (i.e. most browsers), you might think to use rules like:
html { font-size: 0.0625em }
.myElem { height: 20em; font-size: 12em; }

as I have previously done (logic being that your container height needs to scale depending on font size). On Chrome, it seems that here font-size will equate as 12 * 1px = 12px as expected, however height will calculate as 20 * 6px = 300px, using the minimum font size of 6px, which is of course undesirable.
Instead, you can use the following approach:
html { font-size: calc(1em / 16); }
.myElem { height: 20em; font-size: 12em; }

Your root element () font size still calculates to 1px when 1 em = 16px, however as it's in px instead of em/rem, the minimum font size rule of 6px doesn't come into play, and height will equal 20px as desired.
Warning
I've recently discovered that this doesn't work with some non-English languages, like Bulgarian or Cantonese. Personally I've dropped interest in using em after learning that major websites like Facebook etc don't use them, instead users who want bigger text can just use a zoom setting either at the browser or OS level.

A: Since the default font size is what the em size refers to you need to declare a size for the font in order for the em to be universal.
http://jsfiddle.net/j72aZ/1/
This fiddle declares a font-size globally as 12px and then the browser treats the em size universally to that 12px, as opposed to the undeclared size which is the users' browser's default.
This site has some good material that may be able to assist you further:
http://kyleschaeffer.com/development/css-font-size-em-vs-px-vs-pt-vs/


Jalaludin, MY, Fuziah MZ, Hadhrami MH, Janet Hong, Jamaiyah H, and Mohamad Adam B. 2012. "Reliability and Validity of the Malay Translated Version of Diabetes Quality of Life for Youth Questionaire". Malaysian Family Physician 8 (1), 8. https://www.e-mfp.org/ojs3/index.php/MFP/article/view/108.


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Q: How To Install Youtube-DL Graphical User Interface On Ubuntu 20.04? I Did The Following Commands :
 sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nilarimogard/webupd8
 sudo apt-get update
 sudo apt-get install youtube-dlg

Result :
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package youtube-dlg

A: Gydl (Graphical Youtube-dl) is a GUI wrapper around the already existing youtube-dl program. To install Gydl in all currently supported versions of Ubuntu open the terminal and type:
sudo snap install gydl

When using Gydl, you have the option to download your YouTube video as a Video or Audio.

A: You also can download it directly from their website, or by using the command:
wget https://youtube-dl.org/downloads/latest/youtube-dl

That will download a python file you can run, assuming you are dedicated to the command line version.

A: It looks like the PPA does not have youtube-dlg for 20.04/Focal available (yet).  You can take a look at which packages are available for Focal by going to https://launchpad.net/~nilarimogard/+archive/ubuntu/webupd8?field.series_filter=focal.

A: I have installed it in 2 different OS: (1.-)Kubuntu 20, and today (2.-)Linux lite 5.0.
here they explain it nicely, I needed to get 2 packages (it's all here)
https://www.fossmint.com/youtube-dlg-gui-app-for-youtube-dl-video-downloader/
I followed instructions from where it says:
"If you don't care much for getting automatic updates then....pick up the latest .deb package"
so I downloaded the youtube-dlg package (#1)
Also I downloaded the "twodict" pack (package#2)
then, I installed python-twodict using "gdebi pack installer" once downloaded.
Again using "gdbi package installer",went to youtube-dlg installation by just right clicking, selecting, and confirming...
And there it is the nice squared GUI ready to work from Internet menu.
I hope it works for you 2, I am not very good explaining, but it is all there.
I used gdebi P. I. because it tells me when something is wrong, and if it's OK, it does the job
automatically for me (didn't write anything in the terminal, I am an ex-windows user) I grabbed it from synaptic pack mgr, or Discover pack inst. It works just nice.

A: To install Youtube-DL Graphical User Interface On Ubuntu 20.04? follow these steps;

*

*Run system update and upgrade command.

*Install Python Twodict.

*Download YouTube-DLG GUI Deb package.

*Install YoutTube-DLG on Ubuntu 20.04.

*Run the program's GUI.

*How to use Youtube-DLG.

A: I've written a GUI for the youtube-dl that supports single files as well as playlist.
It relies on the the latest youtube-dl, not the one provided by Ubuntu. Two small install scripts are provided.

A: I'm late to the party, but better late than never.
This GUI is simple but woking surprisingly well for me.
You can find it in Ubuntu Software under the name Youtube Downloader (Black icon with a V like shape), or you can install it yourself using the following commands:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mordec13/youtubedl-gui
sudo apt update && sudo apt install youtubedl-gui
sudo pip3 install youtube-dl

I hope this helps.
PS: I'm on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS


Todd, you gave us one of Dancing on Ice's funniest moments in 2009 when, while performing to The Beatles' track 'Help!', you tripped on the ice and flew off into the tunnel. What can you recall from that moment?
You're most famous for being in Grange Hill, EastEnders and The Bill – but do you think the 'tunnel incident' is what people remember you most for now?
Four years on, what made you agree to compete in this final 'All-Stars' series of Dancing on Ice?
How has training been going? And would you say your skating has improved?
Have you suffered any injuries at all?
What do you hope to achieve that you didn't last time?
You certainly proved popular the first time you appeared on the show – do you think viewers will save you from this weekend's elimination?


As of the Monday election we have one literal communist in our parliament.
I asked to join. Currently looking at a 57.8% chance of purchasing this game.
destiny 2: now with in-game readable grimoire cards?!
Something to do while you are stopping to stretch your legs, a Frisbee or something.
Brood is either unviable or cheese it seems.
I am pretty excited for it. I have been playing Heartstone while watching the International, but its not a very interesting game for a new player. I'd rather play a dota card game!
Bethesda, Tamriel Unlimited, Skywind, and an uncountable number of mods for the original game.
Stellaris: Iron Victoria Europa Kings in space!
No, and that is exactly what they did as well? If you read up a bit the patch notes are listed. There are a lot of free features that go a long way to fixing a lot of the issues I had at least.
Overwatch - That time Blizzard made a non-Diablocraft game.
Yep. Quite a few of us play. It is the only game I really play these days. It is a very good game.


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Ja Rule and Xzibit spotted singing and dancing at the airport [VIDEO]
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Ice Cube talks music career, NWA, movies, BIG3, "F*ck Tha Police," and more on "Million Dollaz Worth of Game" podcast [VIDEO]
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Dr. Dre is doing much better, since aneurysm, and is already back in the studio, with his friend sharing a photo of the crew back in the lab [PHOTO]
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Dr. Dre reportedly suffered from brain aneurysm and is allegedly in ICU at Cedar's Sinai Medical Center
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New Deadly Shoot. Hit delay seems longer then stand time.
Very often it fires different direction then intended, when you move right after fire.
Looks like hit delay is longer then stand time.
Bad behavior tbh. Take a look at this please.
there was a bug in the Deadly Shot fx which was slightly tilted to the right. This was a pure visual bug, and not affecting the actual hitbox. This problem should be gone in the latest patch.


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Catch 'A Little Chaos;' Opening June 26
Other openers today include the documentary "Batkid Begins" (bring tissues!) and the femme-centric horror flick "The Midnight Swim."
Jennifer Merin
(WOMENSENEWS)–"A Little Chaos" is a sumptuous and very appealing period drama that celebrates a fictitious 17th-century woman's achievements as a landscape gardener at Versailles. Kate Winslet flowers as the independent and strong-willed Sabine de Barra. Décor and costumes are also in full bloom. The script, co-written by Jeremy Brock and Alison Deegan, effectively blends history with fiction by including Andre le Notre (Matthias Schoenaerts) as a love interest for de Barra. Le Notre was the actual-fact landscape architect of Versailles. Alan Rickman directs and co-stars as Louis XIV. This entertaining summertime film is sure to inspire creativity; whether it be in the garden or in pursuit of other opportunities that might appear on the horizon.
Also Opening June 26
"Batkid Begins" is filmmaker Dana Nachman's stirring documentary about Mike Scott, a 5-year-old boy whose leukemia limits his horizons; but not his dreams. He loves superheroes — especially Batman — and dreams of joining forces with them. The way they overcome evil is tied to his own fight for survival. After Mike's chemotherapy ends, Make a Wish Foundation sets up a day-long program for Mike to play Batkid, accompanying a grownup Batman on heroic missions around San Francisco, Mike's hometown. As for the rest, go see it and bring tissues.
"The Midnight Swim" is the first – and best – of this week's femme-centric horror films. The inventive psychological thriller is full of surprises. Writer/director Sarah Adina Smith's scenario revolves around the mysterious and unusually deep Spirit Lake, which has apparently claimed the life of Dr. Amelia Brooks (Beth Grant), who never surfaced from a deep-water dive. Brooks has three daughters (Jennifer Lafleur, Aleksa Palladino and Lindsay Brudge) and they make a believable trio of sisters with clearly distinctive yet related neuroses. After their mother's disappearance they arrive at their lakeside home to try to figure out what happened. No spoilers. This film will fascinate you from beginning to end.
"Felt," another femme-centric horror flick, stars figurative artist Amy Everson, who also co-wrote the semi-autobiographical script about a woman who creates alter egos — replete with elaborate costumes — to cope with unbearably traumatic events in her past, all of which are directly related to her womanhood. The film's theme is compelling, but it's conceptually challenging and sometimes convoluted. But, if you favor darkly inventive, experimental cinema, "Felt" fills the bill.
"The Little Death" is comic relief. It's a sex romp from Down Under. Guided by a marriage counselor/sex therapist, several couples reveal their frustrations, fantasies and fetishes and set about breaking through their own taboos. There's nothing offensive or overly explicit, just some good giggles and a few stray tips about how to spice it up.
"Ted 2," the next incarnation of the talking teddy bear franchise, also uses sex as a point of departure for yucks. Its satire is refreshingly irreverent, but unfortunately many of the gags are so crass, they're off putting. Ted (Seth MacFarlane, who also wrote and directed), still the rambunctious, fun-loving, cuddly bestie of John (Mark Wahlberg), wants to save his troubled marriage by having a baby. It's an impossible project. Not because he's a stuffed toy who doesn't have a penis, but because his wife spoiled her reproductive organs through drug abuse. It's all her fault, and she's mortified. All in all, "Ted 2" seems like a big waste of talent, but it's still bound to be a box office hit, perhaps setting the stage for "Ted 3." Oh no!
On a final note, if you find yourself wondering why so many young men – and not so young men – wear pants that hang so low their butt cracks are exposed, you might want to see "Fresh Dressed," a documentary on the development of hip hop fashion. The film is almost exclusively about men and men's fashion, but we're stuck looking at it so it's interesting to know why.
Stay tuned to see what's coming in July.
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Black Women Hailed as Labor's Untapped Leaders
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From 20 February to 8 May, Peter Tilley, Andy Devine and I exhibited a "Dirty Business" at Newcastle Art Gallery. Peter and Andy are well recognised Newcastle artists who have been working together for a few years, and this will be our first collaboration. The show is about the Hunter Valley and coal. I contributed a new data-driven video work Melting Point and two works from 2014, The Bell Buoy and Signal Station.
An exhibition catalogue was produced with short essays by art writer, Jill Stowell and environmental author, Sharyn Munro. The program ran for 12 weeks with 11,000 gallery visitors and during this time I gave 3 artist talks to education students, the art society and the general public.
A brief exhibition review by John Barnes was published in the Newcastle Herald.
WOW. Yay you made a public gallery! Are you back?


According to your Saugus and North Boston area dentist, teething issues cause some tension for both infant and parents. They can cause a variety of symptoms that keep the baby uncomfortable and parents worried. Dr. Stephen Petinge says it helps to know which symptoms are due to new teeth and which to other causes, as there is a surprising amount of confusion.
The process would likely not cause fever, coughs, lack of appetite, excess crying, or runny nose. Experts say those problems may be the result of natural changes in your child's immune system and to their ever-expanding world as they meet more people and interact with their environment. These symptoms can also caused by germs getting into the new openings in your baby's gums as the teeth come out.
Still worried about teething issues and need more specific treatment? Call your Saugus dentist today.


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Jawan of Vellimala (2012)
U 10/19/2012 (IN) Action, Comedy, Mystery 2h 8m
The story of Jawan of Vellimala revolves around a high-range village called Vellimala , a dam in this village and the people living there. The villagers of Vellimala consider the dam as a sign of their pride. Gopi Krishan, the central character, who took voluntary retirement from military service, reaches Vellimala as a labourer. Varghese is a government employee at the Dam site and Koshi Oommen, another character reaches there for some personal need. These three play the main three male characters in the film. Mamta Mohandas plays the role of a project officer at the Dam site and she also works for the development of the society. The story reveals the incidents happening when these characters and the villagers meet together.
Anoop Kannan
James Albert
Gopikrishnan
Mamta Mohandas
Anitha
Varghese
Koshi Oommen
Baburaj
Chacko
Leona Lishoy
Jenny Varghese
Sunil Sukhada
Ittichan
Joju George
Dam security guard
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Original Title ജവാൻ ഓഫ് വെള്ളിമല
Original Language Malayalam
retired army man
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Congratulations on your engagement! As you prepare for the Sacrament of Marriage, may you be filled with God's grace and blessings!
In order to help you best prepare to live out your vocation of Marriage the Diocese of Bismarck has certain requirements to help you prepare to be best spouse you can be.
Before scheduling your wedding at a parish, if either party (Catholic or non-Catholic) has a prior attempt at marriage which has not been dissolved through death or received a Document of Freedom to Marry, please contact the Tribunal Office at the Diocese of Bismarck, 701-204-7203, before contacting the church.
Pray and enjoy quiet moments together as a couple. Ask God to bless your relationship and thank God for the gift of one another.
Initial meeting with priest to get to know him and learn more about his particular marriage preparation processes.
Complete Pre-Nuptial Forms with your priest.
If either of you have been previously married turn in the Document of Freedom to Marry.
Obtain a baptismal certificate (issued within 9 months or first contact). Have the parish include all notations, if there are no notations; please have the parish write none.
Turn in certificate of Completion for the PreMarriage Seminar to your priest.
Turn in certificate of Completion for your Natural Family Planning Course.
Begin meeting to review the results of your FOCCUS inventory.
Finalize your Music and Liturgy Plan with the parish.
No more than 30 days prior to the wedding date you must apply for a civil marriage license.


Does anyone have a sort of "easy read" recommendation for the above - and the lead up to it?
I looked in my library and they have some quite full on biographies of OC and big chunks of book on the war itself, but I really wanted something with more of an outline - and preferably not 800pp long. I really am starting from scratch on this topic - I know up to Elizabeth I but then there's a huge gap in my knowledge till Victoria.
I'm not sure if it qualifies as an "easy" read, but The World Turned Upside Down by Christopher Hill is short, and a cracking good read. There's a lot in it about different religious and political factions, which may or may not be to your taste. I loved it.
I haven't read the Braddick one but Diane Purkiss is good.
thanks for the speedy replies, I will look these all up.
the podcast site looks great too - I had no idea that was out there.
I have sooooo much history I want to learn, that podcast resource will be handy for lots of things - thanks all, much appreciated.


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The John Cordes Prioleau House is a historic residence in Charleston, South Carolina.

The house was built on property acquired in 1808 by John Cordes Prioleau from his father, the third generation of the Prioleau family to own the land. By 1816, Prioleau was living in his new house. In 1821, the property was expanded with the purchase of the adjacent lot to the south along Ropemaker Lane. In 1855, the house began being used as a school. In 1894, William Bachman Chisolm bought the house and made several alterations to it, bringing it up to the taste of the 1890s.

In 1949, the house was threatened with demolition to make way for a seven-story apartment house. The plans were vigorously opposed by locals, and the plans were rejected by both the city's zoning board and the Charleston City Council.

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Houses in Charleston, South Carolina

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Subject: Case Study - MacDon Industries Ltd.
Following two successful projects, Carpedia was asked to look at what could be done to improve manufacturing scheduling tools, production of kits, and outsourcing processes. To keep up with increasing demand for products, better capacity planning tools were needed. An outsourcing department needed to be created and trained with well defined processes and proper system tools. Issues with production of kits had caused shipping delays and unnecessary costs. An analysis of these areas produced an approach for improvement, and a project – MacDon 3 – was launched to execute the improvement plan.
The project generated savings three times the project requirement, and reached break even cash flow well ahead of schedule. Key developments during the project allowed manufacturing to achieve an aggressive schedule, with a 60% increase in units produced over the previous year.
Vice President, MacDon Industries Ltd.


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The Greek Dream by Monsieur de Choiseul: The Travels of a European of the Enlightenment. [Review of the Book: Le rêve grec de Monsieur de Choiseul Les voyages d'un européen des Lumières by Frédéric Barbier]
Frédéric Barbier takes us on a long journey, that of a French aristocrat of the Age of Enlightenment, "a man with a dream," a vision of a Europe in the process of construction, inspired by a "Greek antiquity not only idealized but accomplishable in modernity" (15). Barbier offers us a biography on a figure of the first generation of French Philhellenism. Biographies of male and female travel writers of the past centuries are extremely rare, such as Sture Linnér's (1965) book on nineteenth century Swedish traveler Fredrika Bremer i Grekland (Frederika Bremer in Greece), translated and published in Greek in 1997. Barbier provides the first biography of Count Marie-Gabriel-Florent-Auguste de Choiseul-Gouffier (1752–1817; henceforth, Choiseul), a fervent admirer of ancient Greek civilization.
Barbier's book consists of nine chapters, in addition to the author's acknowledgements (11–12), an epilogue (269–275), and a portrait of Choiseul (277), followed by a bibliographical appendix (279–286), an index (287–297), and a table of 40 illustrations (299–300) from Voyage pittoresque de la Grèce, which include three illustrations of the women of Sifnos (105), Tinos (144), and Constantinople (265). By focusing on one specific traveler, here a French aristocrat during the Enlightenment, Barbier contributes to the research of other scholars on Philhellenism, while also shedding light on the spirit of the time. Through the travel accounts of Choiseul—Le voyage pittoresque de la Grèce (published in three volumes in 1782, 1809, and 1824)—Barbier illustrates the major social changes marking the end of the eighteenth and beginning of the nineteenth centuries: the French Revolution, Napoleon as First Council, the Congress of Vienna and Treaty of Paris, the Conservative Order and Counter-Enlightenment, the uprisings in Greece, and so forth. The intense concern of France in the affairs of the Near East and the imminence of the liberation of the Greeks is brought out by many travelers like Charles Nicolas Sigisbert Sonnini [End Page 564] de Manoncourt (1751–1812), a French nobleman, in his publication Voyage en Grèce et en Turquie (Sonnini 1801). During this period of social and political transformations, many western travelers like Choiseul visited and explored Greece—and not only for pleasure, profit, and culture. American and European volunteers participated in the struggle for Greek independence, producing, among other things, a body of travel writing about Greece (Larrabee 1957). Philhellenism in France had reached its peak during the Greek insurrection between the years 1820 and 1830, as illustrated in Emile Malakis's dissertation (1925) on French travelers to Greece from 1770 to 1820.
Journal of Modern Greek Studies
The Johns Hopkins University Press
Philhellenism, Hellas, Hellenism, Gender, western travelers, 18th, 19th century, Greece, Europe, the Orient, Asia MInor, travel literature, Voyage pittoresque de la Grèce
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https://muse.jhu.edu/article/671081
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Parents of boys left in life-threatening condition after accident which killed their aunt raise more than £3,900 for charity which gave them 'home from home'
Mum Nikkita, Dad Mark, brothers Jayden and Ellis
The parents of two brothers who were involved in a horrific road traffic accident which killed their beloved Auntie and left the boys in a life-threatening condition have raised £3,910 for The Sick Children's Trust.
Jayden and Ellis Pesterfield, now nine and six from Boston, were rushed more than 70 miles from home for lifesaving treatment at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge when a road traffic accident killed their auntie Laura Pesterfield and left them fighting for life.
Ellis and Jayden with The Sick Children's Trust's Sandra Peckham
Their parents, Nikkita and Mark, were told to prepare for the worse, but both boys made a miraculous recovery in just two weeks, after intense treatment at the specialist hospital.
Now, more than a year on, Jayden and Ellis are both making excellent progress, and alongside their parents, have been continually fundraising for The Sick Children's Trust. The charity, which runs free 'Home from Home' accommodation supporting families with seriously ill children in hospital, provided Nikkita and Mark with a room in its Acorn House, located just a few minutes' walk from their sons' hospital bedsides as they fought for their lives.
Mum Nikkita, whose latest fundraising event was a charity ball held at Hubberts Bridge Community Centre, said: "A constable turned up to deliver the horrendous news that Laura had died and the boys had been rushed to hospital. When we arrived at Addenbrooke's we were told that the next 72 hours were critical.
"We were then handed a key and told we had a room at a place called Acorn House, run by The Sick Children's Trust. I had no idea what Acorn House was. It was completely off our radar that there was free accommodation run by a charity for families whose lives had been thrown into complete turmoil in situations similar to ours.
"When we arrived at Acorn House we were shown around, but to be honest we still hadn't taken everything in.
"Our lives had changed in a matter of hours, so we didn't take note of where the bathroom was, or that there was a kitchen and living room. But the following day, and the days after, we came to realise how important having these areas was.
"We felt like we had a 'Home from Home' and it gave us great comfort while we waited for our boys to become responsive. We also realised that Acorn House could become our home for the next few months and that did relieve some of our worries as we could be by our boys – the most important people in our lives – any time we wanted."
"It's over a year since the accident, and it's been an absolute whirlwind. The boys make us so proud at how far they've come. We've received lots of support from friends and family and were overwhelmed with how much was raised from our charity ball. We can't thank everyone enough for their generosity and constant care."
The Sick Children's Trust runs ten 'Homes from Home' across the country supporting families with seriously ill children in hospital.
Although the accommodation is free for families, it costs The Sick Children's Trust £30 to support a family for one night.
Acorn House Manager, Abi Abdel-aal, said: "It's wonderful to hear how the community have come together to support Jayden and Ellis' family. It sounds like the charity ball was a fantastic evening and it raised so much money.
"We'd like to say a huge thank you to everyone that has supported Jayden and Ellis' family, and in turn helped families with seriously ill children in hospital stay close to their bedsides."
For more information about The Sick Children's Trust, please visit www.sickchildrenstrust.org


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Moody's downgrades India's growth outlook to negative; FM responds in defence
The efforts taken by the government to bail out the economy from the ongoing distress haven't been quite effective and the many outlook revisions could be a warning bell before a more pronounced slowdown hits India.
US-based ratings agency Moody's has downgraded India's overall economic outlook from "stable" to "negative". The rating action was taken in the light of the ongoing economic slowdown and severe credit crunch in the economy, especially in the banking and NBFC sectors. The efforts taken by the government to bail out the economy from the economic distress have not been very effective. The economy continues to suffer in key fundamental areas like employment, rural growth, and banking. The persistent weaknesses in these areas have increased the probability of a more pronounced slowdown that could cripple the economy.
The ratings agency has warned about the consequences that the Indian government would face if the nominal GDP rates do not level up. "The government will face significant constraints in narrowing its budget deficit and preventing rise in debt", it stated.
The Ministry of Finance counters
MoF has come up with a strong response in its defence against the downgrade by Moody's, citing that the IMF's opinion in their World Economic Outlook on India's economic growth continues to be positive. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has stated that the India's gross domestic product (GDP) is set to grow at 6.1% in 2019, and would climb up to 7% in the subsequent fiscal year.
In its reply, the Ministry has emphasised, "India continues to be among the fastest growing major economies in the world and its relative standing remains unaffected." The Indian government has been taking considerable efforts and a series of reforms to combat the economic slowdown and to improve the overall economic stability. Further, the fundamentals of the economy continue to remain robust and that the inflation is also under good control. The government is confident that the measures taken will help India to gain back its positive outlook at a global level that would boost foreign investments and capital flows.
Other downgrades
The World Bank had cut India's growth estimate to 6% from 7.5% in October, citing poor domestic demand in key sectors like manufacturing as the reason for the downgrade. The World Bank warned India of a cyclical slowdown in the economy.
Ratings agency Fitch had taken a similar rating downgrade action earlier this year, taking the GDP forecast from 6.6% to 5.5% for the FY2020. The reason for the downgrade was primarily due to the severe credit crunch faced by the NBFCs.
Another GDP forecast downgrade was announced by India Ratings which brought the expected growth down to 6.1% for FY2020. There was a steep cut from the earlier forecast which was pegged at 7.3%, then subsequently revised down to 6.7% before a further downgrade to 6.1% for FY2020.
GDP Forecast (FY2020)
Stable —> Negative
6.2% —> 5.8%
6.9% —> 6%
Are these downgrades a warning bell?
India has been facing a series of downgrades amidst the economic slowdown chaos. The government has taken up a host of reforms to bring the economy back on its feet, but the numbers are still in the red. The banking and financial services sector has been hit the hardest with a slew of scams and frauds affecting the investors and the economy as a whole. These downgrades could be a warning bell for the government before the economy slips into a deeper and a more treacherous slowdown.


Slow Wi-Fi or home computer? You deserve the best possible.
Even the fastest Mac can bog down in the face of old age or spotty wi-fi, and sometimes it's so gradual you don't even notice. In a quick visit, we could give you 20-30% quicker internet and a faster startup time. Those few minutes can add up to reading a book, watching a movie, or hanging out with the kids.
Internet cutting in and out?
Netflix or Apple TV slow?
Did you know that things like your wireless home phone, refrigerator and even microwave can affect your home Wi-Fi? Modern homes with concrete construction or in-floor heating can also make it tough to get signal to different parts of your house.
Older machines or routers can also drag down the speed of your faster, newer devices, or may be too low-power for a new home. Certain settings, like your Domain Name Server options, may not be ideally set and can make websites load slowly.
We start by doing a brief audit of your existing setup, so we can highlight anything that might be interfering. Then, we dive into your router settings and physical locations to look for ways we can speed things up. If we recommend any additional devices, we can also set those up and configure them for you. Finally, we'll give you a report of your passwords, what goes where, and test everything thoroughly.
Taking forever to start up?
Problems like this are sometimes caused by all sorts of old settings and logs that take up space on your machine. A full hard drive can also contribute by taking up virtual memory — the space your Mac needs to think. Crashes and misbehaving applications can also stop things in the middle of writing, leaving half-finished files lying around.
Your machine might also have older hardware that's struggling to keep up with the latest websites and applications, but since they rarely list system requirements, it can be hard to know whether you need to make a change!
First, we want to know what kind of issues you're running into. Our second step is to use our diagnostic tools to dig into the details of your current setup, and the overall health of your system. From there, we can delete old cache files, unused applications and plugins, and make recommendations around replacing old or failing parts.
One of these sound familiar?
This laptop shuts down at the drop of hat whenever the battery is low, and booting it back up takes so long it drives Robin crazy. Sometimes she has to sit, staring at the screen, while the computer tries to move a file from one place to another.
Watching videos on the web is a frustrating affair for Stuart thanks to all the stuttering, and that spinning wheel saying, "Buffering..." It can take a long time for a website to actually start loading, and when it does, not all the images work.
It's tough for Don's in-laws to get wi-fi in the guest room. His wireless printer keeps losing signal, and that's only when his MacBook and iMac can even find the network. The wireless speakers in the living room keep cutting out midway through movie marathons!


Imagine, dear readers, all the good $100,000,000 could do for the state of Georgia. Perhaps funding the $123 million in unmet needs for Georgia's parks. Or maybe buying up-to-date textbooks for our students. Or anything better than buying off candidates for office.
Well more than $100,000,000 was spent on last year's elections.
Some lowlights from The AJC: $24.7 million raised by Stacey Abrams, a record amount, both parties spending $40 million and Georgia getting the best democracy money can buy.
Money = Speech (that's what the GOP tells us).
The DNC too. Soros agrees. The Clintons, Blumberg, Steyer, Bezos, Obama Stacy and Ossoff…the Hollywood crowd and the rest of those limousine, wall- protected liberals.
I guess that is one thing both parties agree on! Bipartisanship is a beautiful thing!
LTWill's point was it's a GOP rule.
You really owned the libs with that repartee.


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Dave demonstrates how to keep your keys from sticking on your computer's keyboard. First, to clean your computer screen, spray the cleaner directly onto the cloth and then use the cloth to wipe down the screen. This will prevent a film from building up on your screen. Make sure you don't press too hard as to avoid damaging the LCD screen. To clean your keyboard, use compressed air which you can purchase from many stores for about two dollars. Compressed air will easily clean all the dust and junk from beneath the keyboard keys. Using these techniques will help keep your computer, keyboard and workstation clean.


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package com.jme3.gde.core.sceneexplorer.nodes;

import com.jme3.bullet.collision.shapes.CollisionShape;
import com.jme3.bullet.control.RigidBodyControl;
import com.jme3.gde.core.scene.SceneApplication;
import com.jme3.gde.core.sceneexplorer.nodes.AbstractSceneExplorerNode;
import com.jme3.gde.core.sceneexplorer.nodes.SceneExplorerNode;
import com.jme3.math.Quaternion;
import com.jme3.math.Vector3f;
import com.jme3.scene.Spatial;
import java.awt.Image;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.concurrent.Callable;
import java.util.concurrent.ExecutionException;
import javax.swing.Action;
import org.openide.actions.DeleteAction;
import org.openide.loaders.DataObject;
import org.openide.nodes.Sheet;
import org.openide.util.Exceptions;
import org.openide.util.ImageUtilities;
import org.openide.util.actions.SystemAction;

/**
 *
 * @author normenhansen
 */
@org.openide.util.lookup.ServiceProvider(service=SceneExplorerNode.class)
public class JmeRigidBodyControl extends AbstractSceneExplorerNode {

    private static Image smallImage =
            ImageUtilities.loadImage("com/jme3/gde/core/sceneexplorer/nodes/icons/physicscontrol.gif");
    private RigidBodyControl geom;

    public JmeRigidBodyControl() {
    }

    public JmeRigidBodyControl(RigidBodyControl spatial, DataObject dataObject) {
        super(dataObject);
        getLookupContents().add(spatial);
        getLookupContents().add(this);
        this.geom = spatial;
        setName("PhysicsControl");
    }

    @Override
    public Image getIcon(int type) {
        return smallImage;
    }

    @Override
    public Image getOpenedIcon(int type) {
        return smallImage;
    }

    @Override
    public Action[] getActions(boolean context) {
        return new SystemAction[]{
                    //                    SystemAction.get(CopyAction.class),
                    //                    SystemAction.get(CutAction.class),
                    //                    SystemAction.get(PasteAction.class),
                    SystemAction.get(DeleteAction.class)
                };
    }

    @Override
    public boolean canDestroy() {
        return !readOnly;
    }

    @Override
    public void destroy() throws IOException {
        super.destroy();
        final Spatial spat=getParentNode().getLookup().lookup(Spatial.class);
        try {
            SceneApplication.getApplication().enqueue(new Callable<Void>() {

                public Void call() throws Exception {
                    spat.removeControl(geom);
                    return null;
                }
            }).get();
            ((AbstractSceneExplorerNode)getParentNode()).refresh(true);
        } catch (InterruptedException ex) {
            Exceptions.printStackTrace(ex);
        } catch (ExecutionException ex) {
            Exceptions.printStackTrace(ex);
        }
    }

    @Override
    protected Sheet createSheet() {
        Sheet sheet = super.createSheet();
        Sheet.Set set = Sheet.createPropertiesSet();
        set.setDisplayName("RigidBodyControl");
        set.setName(RigidBodyControl.class.getName());
        RigidBodyControl obj = geom;//getLookup().lookup(Spatial.class);
        if (obj == null) {
            return sheet;
        }

        set.put(makeProperty(obj, Vector3f.class, "getPhysicsLocation", "setPhysicsLocation", "Physics Location"));
        set.put(makeProperty(obj, Quaternion.class, "getPhysicsRotation", "setPhysicsRotation", "Physics Rotation"));

        set.put(makeProperty(obj, CollisionShape.class, "getCollisionShape", "setCollisionShape", "Collision Shape"));
        set.put(makeProperty(obj, int.class, "getCollisionGroup", "setCollisionGroup", "Collision Group"));
        set.put(makeProperty(obj, int.class, "getCollideWithGroups", "setCollideWithGroups", "Collide With Groups"));

        set.put(makeProperty(obj, float.class, "getFriction", "setFriction", "Friction"));
        set.put(makeProperty(obj, float.class, "getMass", "setMass", "Mass"));
        set.put(makeProperty(obj, boolean.class, "isKinematic", "setKinematic", "Kinematic"));
        set.put(makeProperty(obj, Vector3f.class, "getGravity", "setGravity", "Gravity"));
        set.put(makeProperty(obj, float.class, "getLinearDamping", "setLinearDamping", "Linear Damping"));
        set.put(makeProperty(obj, float.class, "getAngularDamping", "setAngularDamping", "Angular Damping"));
        set.put(makeProperty(obj, float.class, "getRestitution", "setRestitution", "Restitution"));

        set.put(makeProperty(obj, float.class, "getLinearSleepingThreshold", "setLinearSleepingThreshold", "Linear Sleeping Threshold"));
        set.put(makeProperty(obj, float.class, "getAngularSleepingThreshold", "setAngularSleepingThreshold", "Angular Sleeping Threshold"));

        sheet.put(set);
        return sheet;

    }

    public Class getExplorerObjectClass() {
        return RigidBodyControl.class;
    }

    public Class getExplorerNodeClass() {
        return JmeRigidBodyControl.class;
    }

    public org.openide.nodes.Node[] createNodes(Object key, DataObject key2, boolean cookie) {
        return new org.openide.nodes.Node[]{new JmeRigidBodyControl((RigidBodyControl) key, key2).setReadOnly(cookie)};
    }
}