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Q: Best practice modelling an active record entity using Linq-To-SQL as DAL Currently I'm starting a new system on my company, and we are using a good separation between models, views and controllers, basically using Asp.Net MVC 3 for the user UI, and a C# class library for the model.
The question is about "modelling a model".
We are using Linq-to-SQL as a Data Access Layer, and modelling entities over this DAL. Example:
    // DAL, an autogenerated .dbml file
    ...
    public System.Data.Linq.Table<TB_USER> TB_USERs {
       get {
          return this.GetTable<TB_USER>();
       }
    }
    ...

And we are mapping this table on an entity, like below:
    public class User {
       // Entity, mirroring a .dbml table
       public static IEnumerable<User> GetAll() {
           var db = new MyDataContext();
           var userList = (from u in db.TB_USERs select u).ToList();
           IEnumerable<User> retorno = lista.ConvertAll(u => (User)u);
           return retorno;
       }

       // Active Record ?
       public static User Save(User user) { ... }
    }

Is this kind of modelling correct ? It feels like I'm repeating myself by having 2 entities meaning the same thing (User and TB_USER), but TB_USER is the raw representation of the database table that persists the User entity.
And the GetAll method, a static method created on the entity with the sole purpose of retrieving all of them. That means that if I want to retrieve data using a filter, for example, I have to create another GetDataBy... method.
And what about the Save method ? I know it's supposed to save the state of one User, but what if I have to save some random User object along with other objects to make a transaction ?
Shouldn't this kind of transaction control be in the database ?

A: If you are going to stick with LINQ-to-SQL you probably want to use  the linq-to-sql classes as your entities. That is rename TB_USER to User and you then wrap the interaction with LINQ-to-sql in repositories, i.e. a UserRepository with a GetById, GetByUserName, Save, and similar methods - depending on your specific needs. This keeps the data access in one place.
With LINQ-to-sql beware of the temptation to have LINQ expressions that go off and query the DB scattered across your code base. LINQ-to-sql seems to encourage that in my experience. But that leads to very tight coupling.
If you want a cleaner cut between your domain entities and the DB, I'd really recommend moving to another ORM. My personal preference with a SQL Server on the backend would be NHibernate.

A: I think Christian came up with a good answer to your question. Based on the exchanged comments there may be some things worth explanation in the pattern you try to use.
POCO is it's name. Plain pure objects which have no logic inside. They just concsist of getter/setters you want to expose at the, in your described case, UI. The repository is an additional class which is the place for the logic of data between DAL and presentation. This seen together with the ORM objects, yes there are a lots of classes involved. The ORM classes though, is nothing but the UML designer to take care of. The Repo and poco classes are more interesting because the going to the interface between your ORM and your UI.
I.e. I can have a POCO named Resident, which can have fields that came from several tables (Entity objects) in DAL. I.e. Location for the address and apartment specifications and also User, which helds the name, emailadress and such information. The UI will never know that there exist a user-table-design at all. Sometimes the Pocos can feel like repeating the same object over again (Because they contain same fields to the UI as to the DAL).
Your correct about the GetAll(), Save() methods, they should be in the repo-class. I.e. Save() could be Save(PocoType poco), which inside the method, store the poco object to the corresponding DAL entity fields. GetAll() return the poco object, inside the method there are logic to open DAL, fetch data and transform to the POCO type.
I also, sometimes, use a IEnumerable SomeEntity { get { .. } } which inside the getter open the DAL and transform to PocoType. From UI i have a fully available linq context. like var result = instantiatedType.SomeEntity.Where(u=>u.LoggedIn > DateTime.Now.AddDays(365)) (i tooked this right from head, I may have missed some syntax details).
Ok I hope I added something useful and, at least, correct info :). It's in middle of the night and the Christmas day was arrived!

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În Mexic, el și cu soția sa sunt cunoscuți ca Maximiliano și Carlota.

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Viitorul împărat al Mexicului s-a născut la Palatul Schönbrunn din Viena; a fost al doilea fiu al Arhiducelui Franz Karl al Austriei și a soției lui, Prințesa Sofia de Bavaria. Frații lui erau Arhiducele Franz Josef (mai târziu împăratul Franz Iosif I al Austriei), Arhiducele Karl Ludwig, Arhiducesa Maria Anna Caroline Pia și Arhiducele Ludwig Viktor.

Nu este bine documentată suspiciunea că Ferdinand Max n-a fost copilul Prințesei Sofia cu Franz Karl. Mulți europeni și în particular vienezi, au suspectat că de fapt Maximilian este copilul lui Napoleon al II-lea al Franței. Cei care credeau acest lucru citau relația apropiată nefirească care a existat între Sofia și Napoleon al II-lea (s-a spus că Sofia nu și-a revenit niciodată după decesul lui și că a dat vina pe  Metternich pentru tot restul vieții ei) și că de la naștere, statura lui Maximilian semăna cu a lui Napoleon mai mult decât cu a lui Franz Karl, a fratelui său mai mare sau a oricăruia dintre frații mai mici .

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Continuation of Practice. When you find yourself in a loving relationship and you've gotten through the sometimes rocky "coupling phase" realize that your need for control can still be damaging. Directing, warning, blaming, instructing, and criticizing him are all ways that we accidentally emasculate our men on a daily basis in ways that are slowly damaging to the relationship and his level of attraction toward you.
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Faith and giving are intrinsically tied with one another. It is this idea that propels the work of Lake Institute on Faith & Giving at the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy. Research in this area has shown that 55% of Americans are motivated to give out of a sense of religious commitment and that 73% of American giving goes to religious organizations, whether they are houses of worship or religiously identified organizations.
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Fair play as we know it today took form and shape in Victorian England. The aristocratic English "Gentlemen of Leisure" regarded sporting competition as a means in itself. To the aristocrat, winning was not only unimportant, it was perhaps even something to be despised. To be mentioned and praised in the press (apart from the Royal Bulletins) was considered quite improper. The result of the game was much less important than the taking part in the game. This has become somewhat of a cliché in today's modern game. The English sociologists Dunning and Sheard summarised the principles behind this amateur code in their book: A sociological study of the development of rugby, which was published in 1979. They stated the following:
The game is played as an end in itself, participated in simply for the joy of taking part. Attitudes which involve going for victory at all costs are totally despised.
Self-control and above all the control of one's feelings whether one wins or loses.
The idea of "Fair Play", ie. The equal chances of both sides, combined with a total respect for the rules of the game, and a knightly approach of "friendly rivalry" between the opponents.
Fair Play meant more than just keeping to the rules. In the ideal situation, sport had one simple aim: to provide one with fun, enjoyment, and pleasure. The overriding principle was the clear definition between work and leisure. It was believed that professionalism would turn a game that was 'play' into work, thus destroying its very reason for existing. The historical development of the Laws of the Game show how agreement on the rules was closely linked to a social control which was both strict and there for all to see. The "Cambridge Rules" which were published in 1848, were the ancestors of our present Laws of the Game, reflecting the social attitudes of the middle and upper classes of Victorian England.
The idea of a referee, as an external and effective social control, was only introduced in 1871 when entry to the FA cup was opened to all clubs, including those of the working classes. This required new forms of control. The "Honour of the Gentleman" no longer held for all concerned. Football was no longer played just for fun.
Success at the game became a part of the war between the classes. For the ordinary folk, it became a way to move up the social or economic ladder; for the nobility it became a way to demonstrate superiority in the political set-up. Obviously in this game, the new rules of fair play were no longer valid… Fair Play had lost its social foundations.
Later, due to more sporting competitions involving increasing numbers of media attention, the idea of fair play was reduced to the view of "an acceptable foul", meaning one which avoided injuring the opponent. The idea of fair play moved from being a matter of attitude to a question of expediency, a weighing up the costs and effectiveness: how much can I (still) allow myself to play fairly? Sport had adapted itself to the norms and values of modern society, more precisely, to those of a society where success means everything. Standards for what is considered fair play had fallen dramatically.
The game had lost its gentlemanly standard that it once prided itself on. What was actually drawn up in the original fair play code was something as incredible as; "a fair spectator must be impartial". So this really gives us an idea of what they considered to be fair play at the time, and how much things have changed, as everyone supports their own favourite team and would never act impartial. Even when two teams are playing and you don't support either, you always favour one because it could affect your own team's place in the league.
What Can Be Done to Improve These Dropped Standards and Enforce Fair Play?
To try and improve the standards for what is considered fair play, the penalties should be made so high that no one would dare to disobey the laws; For example: Awarding a penalty kick for bad attitude, as well as a red card, and possibly even a fine. But some might argue that if football became this strict it would lose its passion and people would begin to lose interest…perhaps this really underlines how moral standards have generally dropped in today's modern society. However, even if F.I.F.A. were to introduce such penalties and punishments, it is not enough. What really needs to be done is to educate the children and youth of today's society, for they are the next sporting generation and it can all change by teaching them correctly.
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Last Vegas (2013)
PG-13 105 min - Comedy - 31 October 2013
Three sixty-something friends take a break from their day-to-day lives to throw a bachelor party in Las Vegas for their last remaining single pal.
Director: Jon Turteltaub
Stars: Robert De Niro, Morgan Freeman, Michael Douglas, Kevin Kline, Mary Steenburgen, Jerry Ferrara, Romany Malco, Roger Bart, Joanna Gleason, Michael Ealy, Bre Blair, April Billingsley, Stephen Scott Scarpulla, Andrea Moore, Dan Hewitt Owens, Edward Edwards, 50 Cent
Genres: Comedy
Production Companies: Laurence Mark Productions, CBS Films, Outlaw Sinema, Good Universe, Gidden Media
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What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas, right? That may be true, but not when they put it on the big screen for everyone to see. This kids movie review thinks that this adult movie may not be the best choice for family fun and adventure. In Last Vegas, a group of party ready grown men who are just about to celebrate the loss of freedom of the last man standing are turned loose. It seems that the last remaining single man in the group is about to tie the knot and this group vows to take him out in style.
The group of men are all in their sixties. The lives and shenanigans of sixty-year-old men might not be the most interesting for the younger members of the family. You might not want them to know exactly what Grandpa does on holiday. The three gentlemen are played by actors with whom the parents and grandparents will be familiar. The story features Michael Douglas, Robert De Niro, Morgan Freeman, and Kevin Kline. In the movie, these three have been friends since childhood. The last bachelor of the group, Billy (played by Michael Douglas), is going to marry his 32 year old girlfriend. The four gentlemen head for Las Vegas to have the bachelor party of the century. Their plan is to not act their age and enjoy some of the gentlemanly delights that Sin City has to offer.
The movie was rated PG-13 by the MPAA, but how bad is it? This question can be answered by another question, how bad can four sixty-year-old men be turned loose with no wives around in Vegas. Sexual content is abundant, as you could well imagine with older men and younger women. There are many scantily clad women with shapely legs throughout. One cannot help but notice because the director made certain that the camera operator did not miss even one of them. The camera angles in this move provide more sexual content than that plot or the dialogue.
Beautiful women and older men out for the party of their lifeäó_might not be the best place to start for a family movie. One scene shows the backs of hundreds of young, buxom women in thongs at a beach. The men get drunk and hung over one last time. The theme song continues to refrain, "bring out the bottles" throughout the movie. Sex, alcohol, and rock and roll are the main elements of the movie. Not to mention, all of the men are married and all of them tend to forget this fact throughout the movie as they attempt to recapture their youth.
The content and plot of this movie do not cross the definition of an R by MPAA standards and guidelines, but as one can see, this is not a kids movie or a movie for families. It is for men having a mid or late life crisis. These four gentlemen had the time of their lives and whooped it up one last time, but you have to consider what seeing this movie would do to your child's perception of Grandma and Grandpa. It might not convey the image that you wish them to know about just yet. This is a cute movie, but it might not be the best kid's movie.
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ANNOUNCES | HONDA RENEWS CONTRACT WITH CANARD
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TORRANCE, California: American Honda Motor Co., Inc. declared today that it will expand the agreement with industrial facility supercross and motocross rider Trey Canard for an extra two years. Canard has spent his whole expert vocation with the Honda brand, and this understanding proceeds with that relationship, as the Oklahoma local will battle a processing plant Honda CRF450R in the AMA Supercross Championship and AMA Pro Motocross Championship amid the 2015 and 2016 seasons.
"I'm so eager to proceed with my involved acquaintance with Honda for an additional two years," Canard said. "The organization, the group and everybody included is extremely propelled about hustling, and we're all pushing hard and giving a valiant effort. I'll keep on always give my best exertion over these next two years, and we're shooting for wins and titles. The eagerness around Honda at the present time is a better than average thing that I'm eager to be a piece of, and I think 2015 will be an extraordinary year for us."
In the wake of sitting out the whole 2014 AMA Supercross arrangement while recouping from a broken arm, Canard has made a remarkable rebound this late spring in AMA Pro Motocross, routinely completing on the platform. With three rounds remaining, he right now sits third in the focuses standings.
"We are especially anticipating having Trey back with Honda for two more years," said Ray
Conway, Director of Racing at American Honda. "He has been with the organization for his whole expert vocation, and he is a delight to work with. His execution this season, especially in the Pro Motocross Championship, shows his potential, and we're expecting far superior things from him in 2015 and '16."


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package org.voovan.http.server.filter;

import org.voovan.http.server.HttpFilter;
import org.voovan.http.server.HttpRequest;
import org.voovan.http.server.HttpResponse;
import org.voovan.http.server.context.HttpFilterConfig;
import org.voovan.tools.collection.MultiMap;
import org.voovan.tools.bucket.Bucket;
import org.voovan.tools.collection.CacheMap;
import org.voovan.tools.bucket.LeakBucket;
import org.voovan.tools.bucket.TokenBucket;
import org.voovan.tools.log.Logger;
import org.voovan.tools.reflect.TReflect;

import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicBoolean;
import java.util.function.BiFunction;

public class RateLimiterFilter implements HttpFilter {

    private static MultiMap<String, Limiter> LIMITER_DEFINE_MAP = new MultiMap<String, Limiter>();

    private static BiFunction<String, Limiter, Long> bucketRelease = (key, limiter) -> {
        limiter.getBucket().release();
        return -1l;
    };

    private static CacheMap<String, Limiter> URL_LIMITER_MAP        = new CacheMap<String,Limiter>(10000).autoRemove(true).interval(1).destory(bucketRelease).create();
    private static CacheMap<String, Limiter> IP_LIMITER_MAP         = new CacheMap<String,Limiter>(10000).autoRemove(true).interval(1).destory(bucketRelease).create();
    private static CacheMap<String, Limiter> HEADER_LIMITER_MAP     = new CacheMap<String,Limiter>(10000).autoRemove(true).interval(1).destory(bucketRelease).create();
    private static CacheMap<String, Limiter> SESSION_LIMITER_MAP    = new CacheMap<String,Limiter>(10000).autoRemove(true).interval(1).destory(bucketRelease).create();

    private AtomicBoolean isInit = new AtomicBoolean(false);

    @Override
    public Object onRequest(HttpFilterConfig httpFilterConfig, HttpRequest httpRequest, HttpResponse httpResponse, Object o) {
        List<Map> limiterMapList = (List<Map>) httpFilterConfig.getParameter("limiter");

        if(isInit.compareAndSet(false, true)) {
            try {
                for (Map limiterMap : limiterMapList) {
                    Limiter limiter = ((Limiter) TReflect.getObjectFromMap(Limiter.class, limiterMap, true));
                    LIMITER_DEFINE_MAP.putValue(limiter.type.toUpperCase(), limiter);
                }
            } catch (Exception e) {
                Logger.error("TokenBucketFilter error: ", e);
            }
        }

        //-------------------url---------------------
        String requestPath = httpRequest.protocol().getPath();
        Limiter urlLimiter = URL_LIMITER_MAP.get(requestPath);
        if(urlLimiter == null) {
            List urlLimiterList = LIMITER_DEFINE_MAP.getValues("URL");
            if(urlLimiterList!=null) {
                for (Limiter limiterDefine : LIMITER_DEFINE_MAP.getValues("URL")) {
                    if (limiterDefine.getValue().equals(requestPath)) {
                        urlLimiter = limiterDefine.newInstance();
                        URL_LIMITER_MAP.put(urlLimiter.getValue(), urlLimiter);
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        if(dealLimiter(urlLimiter, httpResponse)){
            return null;
        }

        //-------------------ip---------------------
        String ipAddress = httpRequest.getRemoteAddres();
        Limiter ipLimiter = IP_LIMITER_MAP.get(ipAddress);
        if(ipLimiter == null) {
            List ipLimiterList = LIMITER_DEFINE_MAP.getValues("IP");
            if(ipLimiterList!=null) {
                for (Limiter limiterDefine : LIMITER_DEFINE_MAP.getValues("IP")) {
                    if (limiterDefine.getValue().equals(ipAddress)) {
                        ipLimiter = limiterDefine.newInstance();
                        IP_LIMITER_MAP.put(ipLimiter.getValue(), ipLimiter);
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        if(dealLimiter(ipLimiter, httpResponse)){
            return null;
        }

        //-------------------header---------------------

        Limiter headerLimiter = null;
        List headerLimiterList = LIMITER_DEFINE_MAP.getValues("HEADER");
        if(headerLimiterList!=null) {
            for (Limiter limiterDefine : LIMITER_DEFINE_MAP.getValues("HEADER")) {
                String headerValue = httpRequest.header().get(limiterDefine.getValue());

                if(headerValue == null){
                    continue;
                }

                headerLimiter = HEADER_LIMITER_MAP.get(headerValue);
                if (headerLimiter != null) {
                    if(dealLimiter(headerLimiter, httpResponse)){
                        return null;
                    }
                } else {
                    headerLimiter = limiterDefine.newInstance();
                    HEADER_LIMITER_MAP.put(headerValue, headerLimiter);
                }
            }
        }

        //-------------------session---------------------

        Limiter sessionLimiter = null;
        List sessionLimiterList = LIMITER_DEFINE_MAP.getValues("SESSION");
        if(sessionLimiterList!=null) {
            for (Limiter limiterDefine : LIMITER_DEFINE_MAP.getValues("SESSION")) {
                String sessionValue = httpRequest.getSession().getAttribute(limiterDefine.getValue()).toString();

                if(sessionValue == null){
                    continue;
                }

                sessionLimiter = SESSION_LIMITER_MAP.get(sessionValue);
                if(sessionLimiter!=null) {
                    if(dealLimiter(sessionLimiter, httpResponse)){
                        return null;
                    }
                } else {
                    sessionLimiter = limiterDefine.newInstance();
                    SESSION_LIMITER_MAP.put(sessionValue, sessionLimiter);
                }
            }
        }

        return true;
    }

    public boolean dealLimiter(Limiter limiter, HttpResponse httpResponse){
        if (limiter != null) {
            if (limiter.getBucket().acquire()) {
                return false;
            } else {
                httpResponse.write(limiter.getResponse());
                return true;
            }
        } else {
            return false;
        }
    }

    @Override
    public Object onResponse(HttpFilterConfig httpFilterConfig, HttpRequest httpRequest, HttpResponse httpResponse, Object o) {
        return true;
    }

    public class Limiter {
        private String value;
        private String type;
        private String response;
        private int limitSize;
        private int interval;
        private String bucketType;

        private Bucket bucket;

        private Limiter() {

        }

        public Limiter init(){
            if ("LEAK".equalsIgnoreCase(bucketType)){
                bucket = new LeakBucket(limitSize, interval);
            } else {
                bucket = new TokenBucket(limitSize, interval);
            }
            return this;
        }

        public String getValue() {
            return value;
        }

        public void setValue(String value) {
            this.value = value;
        }

        public String getType() {
            return type;
        }

        public void setType(String type) {
            this.type = type;
        }

        public String getResponse() {
            return response;
        }

        public void setResponse(String response) {
            this.response = response;
        }

        public int getLimitSize() {
            return limitSize;
        }

        public void setLimitSize(int limitSize) {
            this.limitSize = limitSize;
        }

        public int getInterval() {
            return interval;
        }

        public void setInterval(int interval) {
            this.interval = interval;
        }

        public Bucket getBucket() {
            return bucket;
        }

        public void setBucket(Bucket bucket) {
            this.bucket = bucket;
        }

        public String getBucketType() {
            return bucketType;
        }

        public void setBucketType(String bucketType) {
            this.bucketType = bucketType;
        }

        public Limiter newInstance(){
            Limiter limiter = new Limiter();
            limiter.setLimitSize(this.getLimitSize());
            limiter.setInterval(this.interval);
            limiter.setResponse(this.response);
            limiter.setType(this.type);
            limiter.setValue(this.value);
            limiter.setBucketType(bucketType);

            return limiter.init();
        }
    }

}

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HomeLocal NewsMcCabe's 'Erin's Law' bill passes House
McCabe's 'Erin's Law' bill passes House
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Today, the Washington State House of Representatives unanimously passed Rep. Gina McCabe's bill to help establish age-appropriate, sexual abuse prevention curriculum in schools.
Known as Erin's Law for childhood sexual abuse survivor Erin Merryn, House Bill 1539 would task the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) with establishing a coordinated program to provide age-appropriate information and training pertaining to the prevention of sexual abuse of students. It would also require the OSPI to disseminate existing information and curricula to school districts.
"For some students, school may be their only escape from sexual abuse," said McCabe, R-Goldendale. "This bill is a critical first step in ensuring our children are equipped with the tools they need to present so they can put an end to the abuse. As this bill is considered in the Senate, I am asking the entire legislative body to help me protect our children who are afraid to speak up."
According to the U.S. Department of Justice, only 10 percent of perpetrators of child sexual abuse are strangers to the child.
During public testimony on the bill in January, Olivia Holderman, who worked with McCabe on the legislation, testified in favor of the bill.
"I loved my grandpa. We did fun things together. We played games, we had tea parties. My grandfather was also a pedophile," she said. "He hurt me. He made me do things I would never think about doing, and I was terrified. If Erin's Law had been there, I could have told."
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Kevin Pansky strengthened his educational background when he earned his Bachelors Degree in Kinesiology from Whittier College. Kevin then continued his education at the University of Southern California (USC), where he graduated with his Doctorate in Physical Therapy. Since graduating from USC, he has expanded his knowledge thanks to the Titleist Performance Institute certification program, where he became a Certified Golf Fitness and Golf Medical Practitioner. Some of Kevin's areas of expertise include: low back pain, shoulder pain, foot and ankle assessment, and orthotic fabrication; his focus is also on golf specific exercise prescription, and helps tremendously those dealing with golf pain in SD. Through the use of advanced technology and latest research, he has helped many golfers accomplish their goals of lower scores, increased distance, and more rounds of pain free golf.
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David graduated from San Diego State University with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology then received his Doctorate in Physical Therapy at the University of St. Augustine, San Marcos. Since receiving his Doctorate, David has worked in a wide variety of settings and facilities. He has worked with Wounded Warriors to the average Joe (or Jane), toddlers to the geriatric population. David demonstrates his passion for helping people achieve long-term functional goals by gaining knowledge through continuing education in orthopedic manual therapy and evidence-based practice in both the physical therapy and fitness industries.
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Melissa graduated with a Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Washington University in St Louis in 2011, after earning a Bachelor of Science in Health and Exercise Science from Colorado State University. In 2016, she achieved her OCS certification as an Orthopedic Clinical Specialist. She has taken many continuing education courses through the North American Institute of Orthopedic Manual Therapy, Postural Restoration Institute, and Kinesiotaping.
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Dr. Jake Fellow, DPT, graduated in 2014, from the University of California at San Diego with a bachelor's degree of science in economics/mathematics. After completing an internship with a local San Diego business, Jake chose to follow his passion in a career where he could enrich people's lives. He decided on physical therapy after receiving successful physical therapy treatment for wrist and shoulder injuries, allowing him to return to playing tennis. Dr. Jake then continued his education and successfully obtained a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from San Diego State University, graduating at the top of his class. While going through his graduate school doctoral program he also became a certified strength and conditioning specialist (CSCS) to better develop training programs for individuals of all ages.
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Interfaith vigil in Schenectady calls for hope amid gun violence | The Daily Gazette
Interfaith vigil in Schenectady calls for hope amid gun violence
Event follows recent mass shootings
Pete DeMola | August 9, 2019
Rev. Phil Grigsby speaks at a prayer vigil in remembrance of the victims in El Paso and Dayton in Schenectady.
Photographer: Peter R. Barber
SCHENECTADY — "We're here today to ride out a storm," said Hamilton Hill Neighborhood Association President Marva Isaacs. "Because we've been in the storm."
She then led the crowd in song.
Leaders in the faith community came together on Friday to call for peace a week after mass shootings left 34 dead in California, Ohio and Texas.
A crowd of approximately 50 people clutched hands at City Hall to call for an end to mass gun violence and try to find a way forward.
A half-dozen religious leaders recited scripture with the recurring theme of staying optimistic and confident in dark times.
"We're here because we choose to be optimistic in a state of chaos," said Lynn Carman Bodden, a parishioner at Emmanuel Friedens Church.
Genghis Khan, an imam of the Schenectady County Jail and a member of Schenectady Clergy Against Hate, asked attendees to be mindful that gun violence isn't confined to highly-publicized mass shootings, but everyday violence "down the county road" and "up the hill."
"It happens everyday," he said.
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A prayer vigil inrememberance for the victims in El Paso and Dayton was held in front of City Hall in Schenectady Friday, August 9, 2019.
Dustin Wright of Rotterdam's Messiah Lutheran Church glanced at his fellow spiritual leaders and recounted all the times they've met following mass shootings.
Sometimes it is difficult to keep the faith.
"Let us confess sometimes we do not have hope," he said.
Mayor Gary McCarthy noted it was once unthinkable that settings like synagogues and churches would be host to violence.
"We don't know the flaws in the human character which makes people act out in a flawed and violent way," he said.
U.S. Rep. Paul Tonko, D-Amsterdam, urged the Republican-controlled Senate to act on gun control legislation, including passing legislation that would expand background checks for guns sold on the internet and at gun shows, and to extend the window for federal authorities to conduct background checks for gun purchases.
The Democratic-controlled House has passed both bills.
Without naming him directly, Tonko lashed out against President Donald Trump's strong language against immigration, criticizing his usage of words like "infestation" and "invasion," and urged attendees to choose their words "wisely and kindly."
Angelicia Morris, executive director of the Schenectady County Human Rights Commission, noted after the event that 59 people were shot in Chicago last weekend.
The interfaith vigil was organized by Hamilton Hill Neighborhood Association and Schenectady Clergy Against Hate and led by Rev. Philip Grigsby of Schenectady Community Ministries and Pastor Felicia Collins from Bethel AME Church.
Grigsby said the event was an opportunity to pray, "but also move forward."
Collins urged the crowd to effect positive change in their communities.
"The whole world is watching," she said. "The question is: Are you ready for it?"
New splash pad opens at Schenectady's Woodlawn Park
'Coffee with a Cop' part of Schenectady's community policing efforts
Three more Albany Street structures to be demolished in Schenectady
Police: Death of inmate at Schenectady County jail drug-related
Schenectady bodega workers accused of food stamp scheme
Roving packs of adolescent bicyclists vex Schenectady officials


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Q: Cocoon escape query parameters problem I'm maintaining Cocoon 2.1 application and I faced serious problem with request parameters.
Consider following url:
http://myapp.com/somePage.html?param1=<expected_integer_value>&param2=<expected_integer_value>

Both param1 and param2 are directly passed into transformer as parameters (<map:parameter />) and then directly used in javascript code using attribute value template:
`<select ... onchange="someFunction(this, '{$param1}','{$param2}');" >`

The problem is that it is possible to inject some JavaScript code in parameters and they are not escaped by default (nevertheless all articles about cocoon and xslt says that output is escaped by default).
Perhaps someone more experienced with cocoon and xsl may know something about this problem? How can I escape output in cocoon? I will appreciate any help and guidance.
Thanks in advance
Simon

A: I managed to find a solution for this problem. In sitemap file, each parameter that has to be passed directly from url to xslt file has to be escaped using url-encode function.
Example
<map:parameter name="param1" value="{url-encode:{request-param:theNameOfTheParam}}" />'

Regards
Simon

A: since cocoon decodes the prams i suggest you make a simple translate to avoid problem with non-escaped parameter:
<select ... onchange="someFunction(this, '{translate($param1,"'", "")}','{translate($param1,"'", "")}');" >

see http://www.zvon.org/xxl/XSLTreference/Output/function_translate.html


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Training Talk With Erik Cadee
February 3, 2012 /2 Comments/in Training Talk /by Martin Bingisser
Twenty-seven year old adidas discus thrower Erik Cadée brought a fresh new idea into the discus ring last season. The Dutchman was already among the world's best, but he took a risk and began training with a new technical style. It paid off and Cadée threw a new personal best of 66.95 meters in the spring. That ranks him just barely behind former World Championship medalists Erik de Bruin and Rutger Smith on the Dutch all-time list.
For years the major difference in technical styles at the elite level could be boiled down to whether or not a thrower 'reversed' at the end of the throw. Cadée's style plays with the orbit and adds another quarter turn of rotation at the start of the throw. After seeing him train and throw in Turkey last year and talking with his coach about the technique, I figured it was time to ask him a few questions directly.
The style itself is so unique that it doesn't even have a name yet. Feel free to share your thoughts on the technique and a potential name in the comments after the article. My suggestions are either '540' (for the number of degrees you rotate to get to the power position) or 'Neu' (after a German who used a variation of the technique in the seventies; the word also has the relevant meaning of 'new' in German).
Tags: Anatoli Bondarchuk, Biomechanics, Discus, Technique
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Norm Zylstra says:
"I really think that everybody can throw like this as long as the basic technique is explained in a correct way… " could Erik and/ or coach Damkat please explain?
This technique seems to strongly address two of Max Jones' key principles:
1. On-balance on the left-foot in the back.
2. Proper orbit.
Jack Campbell says:
My son Bryn used this technique back in 8th grade (he is now in 12th) and he won the state of Ohio meet for 8th graders with it. Again he was not as strong as others but his techique was superior. The 360 was easy for him and I just added to the throw. I don't believe the orbit was as high but it set him for the finish, which the other way he struggled and it gave him so much better visability for the sector, which young throwers struggle with. He is going to Ashland University (Jud Logan) for hammer and the orbit is the same. I think we may go back to his technique and see how it goes early. I was made fun of alot back then by our head coach and we only switch to make Bryn fit in. I don't think he will care now. He loves the article. Thanks for publishing this.


President FW de Klerk looked truly shocked as he sat in the backseat of his slow-moving silver BMW. Minutes before, about 3 000 Boipatong residents had surged towards his car, bringing his motorcade to a brief stop.
"Go away De Klerk! You are a dog! Go to your brothers at KwaMadala!" they shouted, banging on the doors and roof.
It was Saturday June 20 1992, three days after nearly 50 of their neighbours, brothers, sisters, friends, mothers, fathers and children were butchered to death by dwellers of the nearby Inkatha-run KwaMadala hostel with the active support of security forces who had blackened their faces so the residents would not recognise them. But their Afrikaans orders and armoured vehicles gave them away during the chaotic attack.
The residents' fury was still as raw as the wounds of those who survived the brutal assault by the marauding Inkatha members.
De Klerk was clutching the seat in front of him as heavily armed, panicking plainclothes policemen formed a human barricade around his car.
The motorcade stuttered off, zigzagging through barricades, leaving the Vaal township's dusty roads after a shortened 15-minute-long visit. There was no place to hide.
Worse for De Klerk, he had to flee this anger with the world's media recording it, instead of pulling off a public relations coup by visiting the grieving relatives of the dead, looking statesmanlike.
I was covering De Klerk's visit for the Sunday Times and it was my second visit to Boipatong that week. The first was the day after the massacre that shocked many of us not only because of its brutality, but also because of the complicity of the Nationalist government's security forces in stoking violence against the ANC.
It was during the Codesa talks and the ANC was, rightly, long suspicious of the De Klerk government's involvement in "third force" activities against its members.
I remember the tales of the survivors, how they told us haltingly, wearily, softly, even matter-of-factly of their attackers' depravity. But when they stopped talking, you could see how, behind their sad eyes, the horror of witnessing their loved ones being hacked, stabbed and shot was being replayed over and over.
I found myself walking down a footpath to catch my breath. But on the dust and yellow winter grass, I saw fresh blood – it must have belonged to someone who tried to flee the attackers.
Mathope fled into some bushes and could hear the attackers killing people in the shacks, according to a Sapa report. He later found his wife, who had been stabbed and whose body was riddled with pellets, lying on the ground with her intestines hanging out of her stomach.
Later on the day of his aborted visit, De Klerk held a press conference at the nearby riot police unit's headquarters. He blamed a "well-planned operation" designed to wreck his "goodwill visit".
De Klerk clearly could not read the mood. His recent defence of the homeland system showed he had still not mastered that skill.
In his heart, De Klerk was clearly never a reformer, but rather a practitioner of realpolitik, even if it meant unbanning the ANC and – as Boipatong showed – later fighting it by any means possible.


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Soglie, scene, spazi e artefatti come strumenti di conoscenza dell'organizzazione
Journal Title: STUDI ORGANIZZATIVI
Author/s: Barbara Mellini, Sabina Giorgi, Alessandra Talamo
Pages: 29 Pg. 97-125 FullText PDF: 175 KB
DOI: 10.3280/SO2014-001005
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This paper aims at providing a framework to understand the «trajectory of access» (Bruni, 2006) to a Complex Operative Unit (COU) of an Italian hospital. Goffman's dramaturgic metaphor (1959) is used to show how participants reveal organizational functioning and suggest interpretive paths to the researcher. Each "act" of accessing the field is played on a different stage: from institutional access, to the attempts of embedding the newcomer into local dynamics, to her acceptation within ward's private spaces. Along this process towards the centre of professional community's activities and meanings, the researcher is observed, "interpreted" and differently positioned in the field. In fact, self-presentation acts performed by both the researcher and the organization offer suggestions on the issues to deepen and the actions to look at. Therefore, access becomes a "key" to gain understanding of organization's practices and meanings. Physical spaces and artifacts used by the professional community, including «boundary making artifacts» (Zucchermaglio et. al., 2013) are taken into consideration as relevant expressions of organizational internal functioning. As a material component of the scenes, these objects are de-constructed and re-constructed in their meanings by both researcher and participants, within the space of their face-to-face interaction. According to this perspective, some episodes from the initial encounters between researcher and participants will be discussed and analyzed. Therefore the specific phase of the access to the field becomes an «important moment of observation per se» (Bruni, 2006: 138) where participants - through self-presentation acts - suggest the ethnographer what is important to note.
Keywords: Hospital Complex Operative Unit, Gaining Access, Ethnographic Research, Boundary Making Artifacts, Physical Spaces.
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He Likes Rigged
We will absolutely accept the results of the settlement. Look, the Judge will decide in a ruling she will deliver next month. But American males are tired of the obvious bias in courtrooms all across the nation. That's where the sense of a rigged settlement goes here. And oh, by the way, my wife cheated on me first.
That would be Mike Pence's statement were his wife to seek a divorce from him. We know that because when he was asked on Meet the Press whether he would "accept the results of the election," he replied
We will absolutely accept the results of the election. Look, the American people will speak in an election that will culminate on November the 8th. But the American people are tired of the obvious bias in the national media. That's where the sense of a rigged election goes here, Chuck.
A suitably skeptical Chuck Todd asked whether the vice-presidential candidate is "concerned that the more you say it ("rigged election"), the more you actually undermine our democracy unintentionally?
Pence went on and on, conceding only " I'll say to you again today, we're going to accept the will of the American people." Acceptance does not mean a concession speech from to mimic that of Al Gore, who in December 2000 asserted he would "also accept my responsibility, which I will discharge unconditionally, to honor the new president-elect and do everything possible to help him bring Americans together." However, it does suggest that the results will not be protested.
And yet, Pence told Todd "so many Americans feel like this election is being rigged by a national media that's constantly trying to change the subject away from and practice willful ignorance toward the corruption and misdeeds and pay for play politics of the Clintons."
When Pence pledges to accept results of the election, it bears resemblance to public figures who "accept responsibility" while not conceding error. But if he believes the election is rigged, he shouldn't accept the results and instead fight like the place of damnation to contest the election results. The question begs to be asked: why are not Pence, Trump, Giuliani and their fellow travelers asked why they would accept results they believe are fixed?
Labels: 2016 presidential general election, Donald Trump, Mike Pence
Bluie Collar Populism? Hardly.
Boost For Republican Senate
Ill-Informed, Not Racist
The Affliction Doesn't End On January 20
Him- Really?
To Little Effect
Career Move
Trump Disrupts Narrative
The Nasty Woman's Opponents
He Learns Fast
Rigging Not Easy, Even For GOP
At Its Best: Pathetic
Echoing Trump
New Definition Of Apology: "HIs Question Was Bad."
Rock-Solid Supporter
If You Were A Tree, What Kind Of Tree Would You Be?
We've Seen This Before
"Faith Leaders" Faithful To A Political Agenda
Run, Donald, Run
Of Stern And Trump
Pence: You're On Your Own, Buddy
Male Supremacy
Same Old Contempt For Americans
Passivity


« My parents taught me a long time ago that you win in life with people, and that's important, because if you hang with winners, you stand a great chance of being a winner.	» If you don't want responsibility, don't sit in the big chair. To be successful, you must accept full responsibility.


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Q: Setting the border color of text boxes on the form I want to set all text boxes border color on the form to red. I tried using
$('*').css('border', 'black');

also
    var all = document.getElementsByTagName('*');

   for(var i=0;i<all.length;i++)
   {

     all[i].style.backgroundColor = "Red";
   }

Nothing is working for me.
In the CSS file all text boxes
input[type=text], .htmlplusinput {
    border: 1px solid #C79988;
    padding:1px;
    width:120px;
    cursor: text;
}
input[type=text]:focus, .htmlplusinput:focus {
    border:2px solid #25a3fc;
    padding:0px;
}

A: To start with, the $('*') selector matches all elements. If you only want text boxes, you'll want to use $('input:text').
Once you have the selector correct, you need to set the colour of the border. If I recall correctly, the correct CSS property is border-color, so you'd do:
$('input:text').css('border-color', 'red');

Another, potentially better, solution would be to add a class to each of the elements, rather than modifying their style property, then use a CSS declaration for that class to control the appearance of the border:
$('input:text').addClass('redborder');

.redborder {
    border-color: red;
}

A: This should do the job:
jQuery('input:text').css('borderColor', '#000');


Everyone needs to know that there are more options than just the conventional medicine out there. There is the option of using alternative medicine for liver cancer and alternative medicine for pancreatic cancer and most other diseases out there. However before you go through with this and reap the benefits of alternative medicine for your disease, you are going to need to learn more about pancreatic disease itself and what it involves.
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Pancreatic cancer can develop into being a very serious type of cancer. The pancreas is a part of the digestive system, and so if you develop pancreatic cancer then as a result you are going to have some major difficulties with your digestive system. Most pancreatic cancers start in the ducts that carry the pancreatic juices, and can even be life threatening if they are left without treatment.
They were opened in 1993, with their main goal being to offer individuals health care options, whereas before they were only able to turn to their regular physicians and get the more conventional health care options. This is because they were taught on the principles and fundamentals of conventional medicine and so they are likely not going to be knowledgeable in this area.
Your treatment will be integral and they focus on dealing with the root cause of any health problem, rather than just dealing with the symptoms that are associated with it.
Acupuncture is one of the most effective options if you are looking for alternative medicine for pancreatic cancer. Acupuncture is a treatment that is completely natural and which works to promote health and alleviate pain and suffering.
It involves the inserting of needles into certain pressure points of the body, and today many additional forms of stimulation are incorporated as well and this includes herbs and magnets.
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Small Sacrifices
2016, February 24th
In January 2016, I had just moved back to Colorado, and I was looking to participate in the Global Game Jam again!
The Global Game Jam is a worldwide game jam, where hundreds of sites around the world host real-world meetups for teams to get together and make games in 48 hours.
I reconnected with my artiste extraordinaire friend Kacy (who also did art for It Lives and The Facility) and my audio savant friend Joshua Du Chene (who also did audio for It Lives, Bananacat's Violence, and Bananacat's Maniac Mystery Mansion), who I think was tripping across Colombia at the time, but somehow he still made time for it!
I had been writing a bunch of Slack bots lately, so I thought it would be fun to make a text-based adventure game based on Slack. I could post art inside the Slack channels, and have users open up a separate browser page that could play audio, as well as sound effects (using websockets). My buddy Dane helped by writing a quick procedurally-generated room/level generation algorithm prior to the jam.
The theme of the jam was Ritual. The gameplay we settled on was extremely simple - put the player in a maze, and have them collect n items and assemble the items in a certain order to move to the next level, where they'd have to collect and assemble n+1 items. I originally had some awful cookie-cutter fantasy plot with dungeons and orcs and stuff, but then Kacy took it in a far better direction with the dream-eating hazy-reality ambience.
There was one moment in this jam that I don't think that I'll ever forget. It was Saturday night, about halfway through the jam - I had gotten most of the code done that day, and Kacy had a bunch of the art already done and sent over to Josh for reference material when creating the audio. Josh (still in Colombia!) was going to hammer out a first version of the ambient music/soundscape that would play while the player was navigating through the maze.
I try to encourage everybody on the team to take as many creative liberties as possible with whatever they create. I generally only have technical and game design requirements - I wanted overall music/soundscape grow in intensity, somehow - we had 5 levels, and wanted to give the player some audio progress cues.
I showed up on Sunday morning bright and early, and got a chance to listen to the first version of the music/soundscape that Josh had created, based on Kacy's artwork.
It was incredible. Just...unbelievable. I have no words to describe how perfectly it fit the ambience of the game, how it fit the gameplay, the artwork, the story, the whole aesthetic. Josh and Kacy are truly masters of their craft. I am astoundingly lucky to be working with these two amazing creatives!
Check out Kacy's full art for the game here, and check out Josh's soundscapes for the game here, here, and here. Headphones and a quiet space obviously required! Also, check out the gameplay video!


By using aluminum, Hamilton has created two benefits to this design: It is incredibly lightweight, and is available in stunning anodized colorways. The case is 41mm and features two crowns (one for setting time and the other for a 60-minute countdown feature).
Head on to EveryGuyed to know more about the Hamilton Khaki Pilot Pioneer Aluminum Edition.