School at times felt like it was impossible. I was pushed beyond my limit at times. I graduated about 6 weeks ago and I am coming up on completing 3 weeks in the clinic. If I had to simply state how I feel so far I would say I am so glad. It has been so fun coming out of school and getting my own caseload. It almost feels weird not to have a CI standing behind me making sure I'm doing things correctly. During my internships I wondered from time to time "is PT right for me". And now that a can say with confidence becoming a physical therapist was the right decision. I'm so glad I pushed through the long nights and early mornings of studying because I am loving my new found role as a physical therapist. I'm so glad I made my way through.


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Novak Tomić (Serbian Cyrillic: Новак Томић; 7 January 1936 – 23 July 2003) is a former Serbian football player. His nickname was Krca.

On the national level he played for Yugoslavia national team (5 matches), and was a participant at the 1958 FIFA World Cup.

Clubs
 Red Star Belgrade (1954–1964)
 NK Hajduk Split (1964–1967)
 Los Angeles Toros (1967)
 San Diego Toros (1968)
 Racing Paris-Neuilly (1969–1970)

References

External links
 NASL profile
 LA Times article
 Profile at reprezentacija.rs

1936 births
2003 deaths
Footballers from Belgrade
Serbian footballers
Yugoslav footballers
Yugoslavia international footballers
1958 FIFA World Cup players
Red Star Belgrade footballers
HNK Hajduk Split players
Serbian expatriate footballers
Expatriate footballers in France
Expatriate soccer players in the United States
Yugoslav First League players
Ligue 2 players
National Professional Soccer League (1967) players
North American Soccer League (1968–1984) players
Los Angeles Toros players
San Diego Toros players

Association football defenders

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I have seen a video and some posts throughout the web stating that the Great Planes Christen Eagle is prone to having an upper wing failure due to the weak aluminum cabane struts; especially with a powerful 50cc like my da-50 that was just installed on this bird. Has anyone had the same problem? If so, were you able to fix or purchase aftermarket struts? I was thinking about purchasing the Sullivan flying wire kit to help support the wing considering the flying wire kit that was included is cheap and fairly brittle. Does anyone think the Sullivan kit could help reduce the load off of the struts? I am finishing up the engine break in and plan on having the maiden flight in the coming weeks and this information I have read makes me a little uneasy to say the least.
Another option is to just remove the premade aluminum cabanes and copy them to a sheet of T-6 and bend a set of replacement cabanes. Or you could do the old fashion way and build them out of 3/16" music wire with silver soldered lugs on the ends.
I might add I thought the problem was the hard points for strut attachment were balsa.. or bad lite ply.. not good solid wood.
I had a friend that lost a GP Christian Eagle the first flight to this ! I might add I have two more friends that own this plane and theirs seem to be vibrating glue joints apart all the time.


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Q: How test NFC on emulator? Android Studio 4.0
I success start android emulator (Android 10.0). Nice.
But I need to pass data between emulators by NFC protocol. Is it possible on emulator to work with NFC?

A: I'm sorry for the bad news but ther's no official NFC support in the AVD since Google never implemented it.
Years ago there was an openNFC project but I just found out the website is no longer avaliable.
The only solution looks like is to use USB debugging.

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module SemiStatic
  module SiteHelper

    def predefined_route(route_name=nil)
      routes = {
        'Home' => semi_static.root_path,
        'References' => semi_static.references_path,
        'Contact' => semi_static.new_contact_path,
        'Documents' => semi_static.documents_path,
        'News' => nil,
        'Imprint-credits' => '/site/imprint-credits',
        'Gallery' => semi_static.photos_path
      }
      route_name ? routes[route_name] : routes
    end

    # There are quite a number of situations where the sidebar navigation menu is not required.
    # They are if:
    #   1) No Tag exists
    #   2) It is a link_to_tag page, i.e. an entry replacing a Tag 'index of Entries' page
    #   3) It is the pre-defined 'Gallery'
    #
    def side_bar_nav?
      !(@tag.nil? || @tag.entries.first.try(:link_to_tag) || @tag.predefined_class == "Gallery")
    end

    def entry_title(e, linked = false, h_tag = :h1, h_sub_tag = :h2)
      c = ''.html_safe

      #
      # If the page_attr 'entryIconGalleryId' exists, then use the image
      # as a icon before, or depending of CSS, to the left of the
      # header title. As the the page_attr name suggests, this should be
      # the ID of an image from the photo gallery. You will need to size
      # the image yourself, the standard being 64px by 64px, but you can
      # adjust this yourself with different image sizes and different CSS.
      #
      if e.get_page_attr('entryIconGalleryId')
       photo = SemiStatic::Photo.find(e.get_page_attr('entryIconGalleryId'))
       c = content_tag(:a, :href => entry_link_path(e), :class => 'entryIconLink'){
         content_tag(:div, nil, :class => 'entryIcon', :style => "background-image: url('#{photo.img.url}');")
       }
      end

      c + unless e.title.blank? || e.summary_length.blank?
        style_options = e.header_colour.blank? ? {} : {:style => "color: #{e.header_colour}"}

        # Add classes from any PageAttr 'entryTitleClasses'
        class_options = {:class => e.get_page_attr('entryTitleClasses')}

        if linked && !e.link_to_tag
          # Standard sort of link
          content_tag(h_tag, class_options){ content_tag(:a, e.title, style_options.merge(:href => entry_link(e))) } +
          (e.sub_title.present? ? content_tag(h_sub_tag){ content_tag(:a, e.sub_title, style_options.merge(:href => entry_link(e)))} : '')
        else
          # No link
          content_tag(h_tag, e.title, class_options.merge(style_options)) +
          (e.sub_title.present? ? content_tag(h_sub_tag, e.sub_title) : '')
        end
      end
    end

    def entry_link_path(e)
      if e.link_to_tag && (controller_name != 'tags' || @summaries)
        feature_path(e.tag.slug)
      else
        entry_link(e)
      end
    end

    def entry_path(intended_entry, options = {})

      intended_entry.kind_of?(Integer) && (intended_entry = Entry.find(intended_entry))

      if intended_entry.acts_as_tag.present?
        # SemiStatic::Engine.routes.url_helpers.features_path(intended_entry.acts_as_tag.slug, options)
        feature_path(intended_entry.acts_as_tag.slug, options)
      elsif intended_entry.tag.context_url
        #
        # Get URL in the form "/entries/abcdefg..." and sub the 1st instance of "entries", which will always
        # be at the front, with the context URL
        #
        # Also the options[:only_path] is no longer supported in Rails 5 (see also below) so we have to
        # handle it manually as it may be called by, for example, the sitemap.xml builder
        #
        if options[:only_path] == false
          SemiStatic::Engine.routes.url_helpers.entry_url(intended_entry, options).sub('entries', intended_entry.tag.name.parameterize)
        else
          SemiStatic::Engine.routes.url_helpers.entry_path(intended_entry, options).sub('entries', intended_entry.tag.name.parameterize)
        end
      else
        #
        # We call super (or Rails helper) with the updated intended_entry (which has now been
        # forced to be an Entry object), this will ensure that we get the full URL ie:
        #   /entries/652-my-blog post
        # rather than just
        #   /entries/652
        #
        # In Rails 5 option[:only_path] no longer works, you should call entry_url instead,
        # but we prefer keep the old option so we check for :only_path here and switch to
        # the correct rails helper. Gotcha here is that if options[:only_path] is nil, ie.
        # not defined, then that is the same as options[:only_path] == true
        #
        if options[:only_path] == false
          SemiStatic::Engine.routes.url_helpers.entry_url(intended_entry, options)
        else
          SemiStatic::Engine.routes.url_helpers.entry_path(intended_entry, options)
        end
      end
    end

    # For GET you can call this rather than entry_path so that entries
    # acting as tags and context urls can be intercepted. Recently we
    # have simplified this by just overriding the entry_path helper
    # (see above)
    def entry_link(intended_entry, options = {})

      # Since the default in Rails 5 url_helper is moving to *_url not *_path we
      # set the option[:only_path] to true by default
      options[:only_path].nil? && options[:only_path] = true

      entry_path(intended_entry, options)
    end

    # Work out the correct path depending on locale
    def feature_path(slug, options = {})
      SemiStatic::Engine.routes.url_helpers.send("#{I18n.locale.to_s}_features_path", slug, options)
    end

    # For GET you should call this rather than feature_path so that
    # any Tags with use_entry_as_index will get mapped to the correct
    # url
    def tag_link(t, options = {})
      if t.use_entry_as_index
        entry_link(t.use_entry_as_index, options)
      else
        feature_path(t.slug)
      end
    end

    def analytics
      if SemiStatic::Engine.config.analytics_partial && Rails.env.production?
        render :partial => SemiStatic::Engine.config.analytics_partial
      end
    end

    #
    # Entry specific header HTML, META, ld+json, etc.
    def entry_header_html
      entry = @entry || @tag&.use_entry_as_index
      entry&.header_html&.html_safe
    end

    def copyright_year
      ("©" + (SemiStatic::Engine.config.has?('copyright_year') || Date.today.year.to_s)).html_safe
    end

    def entry_menu_title(entry)
      entry.alt_title.blank? ? entry.title : entry.alt_title
    end

    def subscriber_content
      @subscriber_content || ((@entry && @tag).nil? ? false : (@entry || @tag).subscriber_content)
    end

    def select_layout(obj)
      'semi_static_' + LAYOUTS[obj.layout_select || 0]
    end

    # This is a legacy from Rails 3 version, should no longer be used but
    # is keep here to prevent breaking old custom partials and view overrides
    def max_menu_tags
      100
    end

    def predefined_tags
      predefined_route.merge(Hash[SemiStatic::Engine.config.predefined.map{|k, v| [k, Rails.application.routes.url_helpers.send(*v)]}])
    end

    #
    # The "sub_menu" is the one that typically goes in the sidebar of a desktop layout and this is the basic layout
    # which is constructed from simply the default Tag or some other Tag(s) set by PageAttrs
    #
    def basic_sub_menu(tags_for_menu, main_tag, entries_for_pagination=nil)
      c = '
'.html_safe
      tags_for_menu = tags_for_menu.kind_of?(Array) ? tags_for_menu.collect{|t| Tag.find(t)} : [ tags_for_menu ]
      tags_for_menu.compact.each{|t|
        c += content_tag(:h2) do
          link_to t.sidebar_title, tag_link(t), :style => "color: #{main_tag.colour};"
        end
        tag.div :class => 'section' do
          (entries_for_pagination || t.entries_for_navigation).each{|e|
            c += render :partial => 'semi_static/tags/side_bar_entry', :locals => {:e => e}
          }
        end
      }
      if entries_for_pagination
        c += paginate entries_for_pagination, views_prefix: 'semi_static', :remote => true
      end
      c += '
'.html_safe
    end

    #
    # Used by the main menus (typically top and slider) to work out which links to which
    # Tags go in their menus
    #
    def menu_from_tag(t)
      if t.menu && t.target_tag.present?
        [(t.target_tag.predefined_class.blank? ? feature_path(t.target_tag.slug) : predefined_tags[t.target_tag.predefined_class]), '#', t.target_name].join
      else
        predefined_tags[t.predefined_class] || feature_path(t.slug)
      end
    end

    def hreflang_tags(root=false)
      c = ''
      langs = []
      if SemiStatic::Engine.config.localeDomains.count > 1 && !(page = @entry || @tag).nil?
        SemiStatic::Engine.config.localeDomains.keys.each{|k|
          if !(link = page.hreflang_link(k, root)).nil?
            c += "<link rel=\"alternate\" href=\"#{link}\" hreflang=\"#{k.to_s}\" />"
            langs << k.to_s
          end
        }
        # If we have any alternate lang links at all then according to the Google recomendations
        # we must also add a META tag for the current page in it's own locale. So we do that
        # here.
        if !langs.blank? && !langs.include?(session[:locale].to_s)
          c += "<link rel=\"alternate\" href=\"#{request.url}\" hreflang=\"#{session[:locale].to_s}\" />"
        end
        c.html_safe
      end
    end

    def construct_url(p, l)
      unless SemiStatic::Engine.config.localeDomains[l]
        return "Cannot find domain for Tag/Page id: #{p.id} and locale: #{l}"
      end

      host = URI.parse(SemiStatic::Engine.config.localeDomains[l]).host
      scheme = URI.parse(SemiStatic::Engine.config.localeDomains[l]).scheme

      if p.kind_of?(Tag)
        if p.predefined_class.present? && !predefined_route[p.predefined_class].nil?
          SemiStatic::Engine.config.localeDomains[l] + predefined_route[p.predefined_class]
        else
          #
          # Cannot use this:
          #   SemiStatic::Engine.routes.url_for(:controller => p.class.to_s.underscore.pluralize, :action => 'show', :slug => p.slug, :host => host)
          # as it would not use the correct locale to get the 'tag_paths[l]', so we have to build the url manually:
          #
          "#{scheme}://#{host}/#{SemiStatic::Engine.config.tag_paths[l]}/#{p.slug}"
        end
      elsif p.kind_of?(Entry)
        if p.acts_as_tag.present?
          #
          # Later Rails don't support :only_path => false, so we have to construct manually
          #
          "#{scheme}://#{host}#{entry_path(p)}"
        else
          entry_path(p, {:host => host, :only_path => false, :protocol => scheme})
        end
      elsif p.kind_of?(String)
        [SemiStatic::Engine.config.localeDomains[l], p].join('/')
      else
        SemiStatic::Engine.routes.url_for(:controller => p.class.to_s.underscore.pluralize, :action => 'show', :id => p.to_param, :host => host, :protocol => scheme)
      end
    end

    def entry_body(e)
      e.simple_text ? simple_format(e.body) : e.body.html_safe
    end

    def entry_summary(e, l = 300, news = false, read_more = nil)
      if e.summary.blank? || (!news && e.use_as_news_summary)
        if e.simple_text
          simple_format(e.body[0..l] + read_more.to_s)
        else
          truncate_html(e.body, :length => l, :omission => read_more || '...') unless (l.nil? || (l < 1))
        end
      else
        simple_format(e.summary + read_more.to_s)
      end
    end

    # This allows us to deal with images that are smaller than expected. We set the max-width inline according
    # to the uploaded file size. This then stops the image from being displayed larger than the origional.
    def image_with_style(e, style, max_width, popup=true, use_alt_img=false)
      alt = e.img&.original_filename&.split('.')&.first&.humanize
      if popup && e.image_popup
        c = " :js, :popup => true})}\")\; return false;' href='#'> ".html_safe
      else
        c = ''
      end
      if use_alt_img
        c += image_tag(e.alt_img.url, :alt => alt).html_safe
      elsif max_width
        c += image_tag(e.img_url_for_theme(style), :style => "max-width: #{max_width.to_s + 'px'};", :alt => alt).html_safe
      elsif !e.img_dimensions.blank?
        #
        # If geometry is a %, then take the actual width, else take the max of the actual width or the style width
        #
        if e.img.styles[SemiStatic::Entry::THEME[SemiStatic::Engine.config.theme][style] || style].geometry.split('x').first.include?('%')
          w = e.img_dimensions[0].to_i
        else
          w = [e.img.styles[SemiStatic::Entry::THEME[SemiStatic::Engine.config.theme][style] || style].geometry.split('x').first.to_i, e.img_dimensions[0]].min
        end
        c += image_tag(e.img_url_for_theme(style), :style => "max-width: #{w.to_s + 'px'};", :alt => alt).html_safe
      else
        c += image_tag(e.img_url_for_theme(style), :alt => alt).html_safe
      end
      if popup && e.image_popup
        c += "".html_safe
      end
      c.html_safe
    end

    # Build nice html for a semantic (rich snippet) image. Can deal with different
    # style etc.
    def semantic_entry_image(e, style, max_width=nil, popup=true, use_alt_img=false)
      c = '
 '.html_safe
      sc = e.raw_title.blank? ? e.image_caption : e.raw_title
      c += "<meta  property='name' content='#{sc}'> ".html_safe
      c += "
".html_safe
      c += image_with_style(e, style, max_width, popup, use_alt_img)
      c += '
'.html_safe
      unless e.image_caption.blank? || style == :home
        c += "

#{e.image_caption}

 ".html_safe
      end
      c += '
'.html_safe
    end

    def semantic_photo(p, style, show_title = true, popup = p.popup)
      c = '
 '.html_safe
      c += "<meta property='name' content='#{p.title}'/>".html_safe
      if popup
        c += " :js, :popup => true)}\")\; return false;' href='#{photo_path(p)}'> ".html_safe
      end
      if show_title
        c += "
#{p.title}
".html_safe
      end
      c += image_tag(p.img.url(style), :class => 'photo', :alt => p.title)
      popup && c += ''.html_safe
      unless p.description.blank?
        c += "

#{p.description}

 ".html_safe
      end
      c += '
'.html_safe
    end

    # Array of ISO-4217 currency codes, cannot use a hash
    ISO4217 = [['€','EUR'], ['$','USD'], ['£','UKP']]

    def default_currency_sym
      ISO4217.select{|sym, iso| SemiStatic::Engine.config.default_currency == iso}.flatten.first || SemiStatic::Engine.config.default_currency
    end

    def semantic_job_posting(entry)
      return unless (e = entry.job_posting).present?
      jp = entry.job_posting
      c = '

'.html_safe
      c += "

#{jp.title}

".html_safe
      c += "

Job Description

".html_safe
      c += "
#{simple_format(jp.description)}
".html_safe

      if jp.job_location.present?
        c += "
Job Location	#{jp.job_location}
".html_safe
      end

      [:employmentType, :responsibilities, :industry, :qualifications, :skills].each{|attr|
        unless jp.send(attr.to_s.underscore.downcase).blank?
          c += "
#{t(attr)}	".html_safe
          c += "#{jp.send(attr.to_s.underscore.downcase)}
".html_safe
        end
      }

      if jp.base_salary.present?
        # Does the ISO code match one of symbols?
        cur_sym = ((currency = ISO4217.select{|sym, iso| jp.salary_currency == iso}) && currency.flatten.first) || jp.salary_currency

        c += "
Base Salary	#{cur_sym} ".html_safe

        # The Google SDTT will complain about the salary being text, but it seems it ok, see:
        #   https://github.com/schemaorg/schemaorg/issues/1897#issuecomment-386454642
        c += "#{jp.base_salary}
".html_safe
      end

      c += '
'.html_safe
      c += '
'.html_safe

      c += "

#{jp.organisation_name}

".html_safe
      c += "
".html_safe

      if jp.organisation_logo.present?
        c += "".html_safe
      end

      c += "
#{simple_format(jp.organisation_description)}
".html_safe
      c += "
".html_safe

      # The Google rich snippets checker currently (Nov 2018) signals an error if the property 'location' is used, eg:
      #   c += "
Location	#{jp.organisation_location}
".html_safe
      if jp.organisation_location.present?
        c += "
Location	#{jp.organisation_location}
".html_safe
      end

      if jp.organisation_email.present?
        c += "
Contact Email	#{jp.organisation_email}
".html_safe
      end

      if jp.organisation_telephone.present?
        c += "
Contact Telephone	#{jp.organisation_telephone}
".html_safe
      end

      if jp.organisation_department.present?
        c += "
Department	#{jp.organisation_department}
".html_safe
      end

      if jp.organisation_address.present?
        c += "
Address	#{jp.organisation_address}
".html_safe
      end

      c += '
'.html_safe
      if jp.date_posted.present?
        c += '
'.html_safe
        c += "
Date Posted	#{jp.date_posted.strftime("%Y-%m-%d")}
".html_safe
        c += '
'.html_safe
      end
      c += '

'.html_safe
    end

    def event_registration_url(e)
      e.registration_url.blank? ? new_registration_path(:registration => true, :reason => e.registration_text) : e.registration_url
    end

    # Is registration required for e = Event. Some Events have a Squeeze to allow you make your own custom
    # AJAX to deal with as you wish, so we add the Squeeze ID in the data attr here.
    def event_registration_link(e)
      if e.registration
        "#{t('Register')}".html_safe
      end
    end

    # Events only belong to entries, so we take the entry as a parameter as we can also get other data from this, like the locale
    def semantic_event(entry)
      return unless (e = entry.event).present?
      c = '

'.html_safe
      c += '
'.html_safe
      c += "
".html_safe

      # Is registration required
      c += event_registration_link(e)

      c += "
#{e.name}
".html_safe
      c += "
".html_safe

      if e.description.present?
        c += "
#{simple_format(e.description)}
".html_safe
      end

      c += '
'.html_safe

      # Attendance mode
      c += "
".html_safe
      c += "
#{t('attendanceMode')}:	".html_safe
      c += "#{t('attendanceModeType.' + SemiStatic::Event::ATTENDANCE_MODE_IDS[e.attendance_mode].to_s)}
".html_safe
      c += '
'.html_safe

      if e.online_url.present?
        c += '
'.html_safe
        c += "
#{t('OnlineUrl')}: 	#{link_to e.online_url, e.online_url}
".html_safe
        c += '
'.html_safe
      end

      if (e.location.present? && e.location_address.present?)
        c += '
'.html_safe
        c += "
#{t('location')}: 	#{e.location}
".html_safe
        c += "
#{t('Address')}: 	#{e.location_address}
".html_safe
        c += '
'.html_safe
      end

      # Event status
      c += "
".html_safe
      c += "
#{t('status')}:	".html_safe
      c += "#{t('eventStatus.' + SemiStatic::Event::STATUS_IDS[e.status].to_s)}
".html_safe
      c += '
'.html_safe

      e.start_date.present? &&
        (c += "
#{t('start_date')}: 	#{l(e.start_date, :format => "%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M")}
".html_safe )

      # Duration in ISO 8601 minutes format: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601#Durations
      e.duration.present? && (c += "
#{t('duration')}: 	#{[e.duration, t('minutes')].join(' ')}
".html_safe )
      e.in_language.present? && (c += "
#{t('language')}: 	#{e.in_language}
".html_safe )

      # Offer start
      #
      # The structure and order of the meta is awkward, espcially if no price is set, hence the weird 'currency_and_url_meta' insertion
      #
      if (((e.offer_min_price.present? && e.offer_max_price.present?) || e.offer_price.present?) && e.offer_price_currency.present?)

        currency_meta_done = false
        currency_and_url_meta = "<meta property='priceCurrency' content=\'#{ISO4217.select{ |sym, code| e.offer_price_currency == sym }.flatten.last}\'/><meta property='url' content=\'#{construct_url(entry.merged_main_entry, entry.locale)}\'/>"

        c += '
'.html_safe

        if e.offer_price.present?
          c += "
#{currency_and_url_meta}#{t('Price')}: 	#{number_to_currency(e.offer_price, :unit => e.offer_price_currency, :precision => 2, :locale => entry.locale.to_sym)}
".html_safe
          currency_meta_done = true
        end

        if (e.offer_min_price.present? && e.offer_max_price.present?)
          c += "
".html_safe
          unless currency_meta_done
            c += currency_and_url_meta.html_safe
          end
          c += "#{t('Price_range')}: 	".html_safe
          c += "#{number_to_currency(e.offer_min_price, :unit => e.offer_price_currency, :precision => 2, :locale => entry.locale.to_sym)} - ".html_safe
          c += "#{number_to_currency(e.offer_max_price, :unit => e.offer_price_currency, :precision => 2, :locale => entry.locale.to_sym)}".html_safe
          c += "
".html_safe
        end

        c += '
'.html_safe
      end
      # Offer end

      c += '

'.html_safe
    end

    def squeeze(entry)
      return unless (s = entry.squeeze).present?
      "
 false)}\")\; return false;' href='#{squeeze_path(s)}'>#{simple_format(s.teaser)}
".html_safe
    end

    #
    # Need to hand craft the share button links and add a Google GA Event trigger
    #
    def social_shares(e)
      return unless (e.facebook_share || e.instagram_share || e.linkedin_share || e.xing_share || e.twitter_share)
      c = '
 '.html_safe
      if e.facebook_share
        c+= "#{t('Share')}".html_safe
      end
      if e.instagram_share
        c+= "#{t('Share')}".html_safe
      end
      if e.xing_share
        c+= "#{t('Share')}".html_safe
      end
      if e.linkedin_share
        c+= "#{t('Share')}".html_safe
      end
      if e.twitter_share
        c+= "#{t('Share')}".html_safe
      end
      if e.email_share
        c+= mail_to nil, t('Share'), {:subject => e.merged_main_entry.title, :body => request.url, :title => t('ShareViaEmail'), :class => 'em-share', :onclick => 'var that=this;ga(\'send\', \'event\', \'SocialShare\', \'Email\');setTimeout(function(){location.href=that.href;},400);return false;'}
      end
      c += '
'.html_safe
    end

    def switch_box_tag(name, value = "1", checked = false, options = {})
      html_options = { "type" => "checkbox", "name" => name, "id" => sanitize_to_id(name), "value" => value }.update(options.stringify_keys)
      html_options["checked"] = "checked" if checked
      '
'.html_safe +
      "<input type='checkbox' name='onoffswitch' class='onoffswitch-checkbox' id='#{html_options["id"]}' #{html_options["checked"]}>".html_safe +
      '

'.html_safe
    end

    # By default will show a flag icon for each alternate locale or translation. If flag is set to :locales it
    # will instead show each language symbol as 2 characters. If :flags or :text, you also get the current language
    # highlighted
    def locales(display = :flags)
      c = ''
      # TODO: The checking for entry or tag is primative and does not cover predefined tags
      page = @entry || @tag
      ls = ((display == :locales) || (display == :allflags) ? SemiStatic::Engine.config.localeDomains : SemiStatic::Engine.config.localeDomains.reject{|k, v| k.to_s == I18n.locale.to_s})
      unless ((display == :locales) && (ls.size == 1))
        ls.each{|l, u|
          if u.downcase == 'translate'
            link = "http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=&sl=auto&tl=#{l}&u=#{url_encode(request.url)}"
          else
            # If this is a special page, with no tag or entry, then it will not be seoable so just point locales to the root of the alternate locale website
            page.nil? && (link = u)
          end
          if (display == :flags) || (display == :allflags)
            c+= "
#{image_tag("flags/" + l + ".png", :alt => "locale #{l}")}
".html_safe
          elsif display == :text
            c+= "
#{I18n.t(l)}
".html_safe
          else
            if session[:locale] == l
              c+= "
#{l}
".html_safe
            else
              c+= "
#{l}
".html_safe
            end
          end
        }
      end
      c.html_safe
    end

    def home_custom
      if (t = Tag.where('predefined_class = ?', 'Home').where('locale = ?', locale).first).present? && t.partial_before_entries?
        render :partial => t.partial_path
      end
    end

    def home_custom_after
      if (t = Tag.where('predefined_class = ?', 'Home').where('locale = ?', locale).first).present? && t.partial_after_entries?
        render :partial => t.partial_path
      end
    end

    def page_footer
      #
      # Optimum layout is 4 columns, but we handle any
      # amount of columns
      #
      fcols = Fcol.locale(I18n.locale.to_s)
      c = ''
      if fcols.count == 4
        fcols.each_slice(2){|row|
          c += '
'.html_safe
          row.each{|fc|
            c += column(fc, 'span_1_of_2').html_safe
          }
          c += '
'.html_safe
        }
      else
        colclass = "span_1_of_#{fcols.count}"
        fcols.each{|fc|
          c += column(fc, colclass).html_safe
        }
      end
      c.html_safe
    end

    def semi_static_path_for_sign_in
      if defined?(Admin)
        main_app.new_admin_session_path
      else
        main_app.new_user_session_path
      end
    end

    def semi_static_path_for_admins
      if defined?(Admin)
        main_app.admins_path
      else
        main_app.users_path
      end
    end

    def semi_static_path_for_admin_session
      if defined?(Admin)
        main_app.admin_session_path
      else
        main_app.user_session_path
      end
    end

    def seo_title
      if @seo
        sanitize((@seo.title || @title || SemiStatic::Engine.config.site_name).gsub(/'/, '''))
      else
        sanitize((@title || SemiStatic::Seo.master_title || SemiStatic::Engine.config.site_name).gsub(/'/, '''))
      end
    end

    def seo_description
      if @seo && !@seo.description.blank?
        @seo.description
      elsif @entry && !@entry.summary.blank?
        truncate(strip_tags(@entry.summary), :length => 140, :separator => ' ')
      elsif SemiStatic::Seo.master_description.present?
        SemiStatic::Seo.master_description
      else
        false
      end
    end

    def seo_keywords
      (@seo && !@seo.keywords.blank?) ? @seo.keywords : t('keywords')
    end

    def seo_no_index?
      if @seo && @seo.no_index
        '<Meta Name="ROBOTS" Content="NOINDEX, NOFOLLOW">'.html_safe
      end
    end

    def og_image_url
      if @entry&.img.present?
        # img_url_for_theme is actually always a relative path
        request.protocol + request.host + @entry.img_url_for_theme
      else
        asset_url(SemiStatic::Engine.config.logo_image || 'logo-top.png')
      end
    end

    # Create a video tag with fallback options as shown below.
    #
    # Notes:
    #   You should have a mp4 format video as first video in your array as this
    # solves a known iPad bug but also as the first video is used for the fallback
    # download option when flash is used.
    #   Currently IE9 (9.0.8112) will not show the poster unless you also have the
    # attribute  preload="none". A workaround would be to have the "poster" image
    # as the first frame of your mp4 video, or to have it set by javascript only
    # if IE is detected.
    #   This helper has 2 of it's own options
    # 1) "swf => true" - If this is set true AND there is a mp4 video source, then
    # a fallback flash player will be inserted. This may mean that your
    # page is no longer fully HTML5 compliant.
    # 2) "swf_poster" - This will be used instead of the video_tag poster if present.
    # This is sometimes required as the geometry of the video_tag may be different to
    # that of the flash player
    # 3) If you know what codecs will be required for your videos then you can make
    # them explicit by putting them in the v_params hash like this:
    #
    #
    # v_params = {
    #   ".mp4" => "type=\'video/mp4; codecs=\"avc1.42E01E, mp4a.40.2\"\'",
    #   ".webm" => "type=\'video/webm; codecs=\"vp8, vorbis\"\'",
    #   ".ogv" => "type=\'video/ogg; codecs=\"theora, vorbis\"\'"
    # }
    #
    # <video poster="video-clip.png" height=420 width=320 autoplay loop controls tabindex="0">
    #   <source src="/path/to/video.mp4" type='video/mp4; codecs="avc1.42E01E, mp4a.40.2"' />
    #   <source src="/path/to/video.webm" type='video/webm; codecs="vp8, vorbis"' />
    #   <source src="/path/to/video.ogv" type='video/ogg; codecs="theora, vorbis"' />
    #   Video not supported by your browser. Click here to download the video..
    # <video>
    #
    # fallback_video_tag(["/system/attach/2/origional/video.mp4", "..."], {:autoplay => true, :size => "420x320"})
    #
    # Custom changes here are the additional play button (so 'controls' param should be ignored.)
    def fallback_video_tag(videos, options = {})
      v_params = {
        ".mp4" => "type=\'video/mp4\'",
        ".webm" => "type=\'video/webm\'",
        ".ogv" => "type=\'video/ogg\'"
      }
      options.symbolize_keys!
      options[:poster] = path_to_image(options[:poster]) if options[:poster]
      if size = options.delete(:size)
        options[:width], options[:height] = size.split("x") if size =~ %r{^\d+x\d+$}
      end
      videos = [ videos ] unless videos.is_a?(Array)
      if (options.delete(:swf) && v_swf = videos.select{|v| File.extname(v).split('?').first =~ /mp4/}).present?
        swf = fallback_swf_tag(v_swf, options.delete(:swf_poster) || options[:poster], :height => options[:height], :width => options[:width])
      end
      content_tag("video", options){
        videos.reduce(''){|c, v|
          if (v_type = File.extname(v).split('?').first) =~ /webm|ogv|mp4/
            c << "<source src=\"#{v}\" #{v_params[v_type]}/>"
          else
            c << ""
          end
        }.html_safe + raw(swf) + raw("#{_('BrowserVideoNotSupported')}")
      }
    end

    def fallback_swf_tag(video, poster = nil, options = {})
      options.symbolize_keys!
      attrs = ""
      options.each_pair{|key, value| attrs << key.to_s + "=" + value.to_s + " "}
      swf = "/assets/video.swf"
      raw("<embed " + attrs) +
      raw("type = \"application/x-shockwave-flash\" src = #{swf} ") +
      raw("flashvars=\"file=#{video}&stretching=none&autostart=false&image=#{poster}\"/>")
    end

    def semi_static_path_for_admin_sign_out
      if SemiStatic::Engine.config.app_dashboard
        main_app.send(*SemiStatic::Engine.config.app_dashboard).html_safe
      else
        if defined?(Admin)
          main_app.destroy_admin_session_path
        else
          main_app.destroy_users_session_path
        end
      end
    end

    #
    # Only used for parralax theme
    #
    def banner_skrollr_offset(banner)
      (banner.img_height(SemiStatic::Engine.config.theme, :desktop)/4 - 50).to_s
    end

    #
    # In Rails 4/5 we checked page_attr 'csrfMetaTagViaSsi' to have the meta tags
    # done via webserver SSI. This was useful in the case of having a static page
    # that needs valid csrf tags, like page with a PUT action. We only did this if
    # in production mode like this:
    #
    #   page ||= (controller_name == 'entries' ? @entry : @tag)
    #   if page && page.get_page_attr('csrfMetaViaSsi') && Rails.env.production?
    #     ''.html_safe
    #   else ...
    #
    # With Rails 5 we have per-form CSRF tokens by default. The server config was
    # difficult enough already, per-form CSRF made SSI provision of the token
    # almost impossible. So we take a different approach and get a new
    # authenticity_token that will match the session via AJAX.
    #
    # With the new AJAX method of getting the CSRF Token it is not required
    # that we do it at this point, but it's also a reasonable place to set
    # it up as the method is only called one per page and the javascript checks all
    # forms in the page. If we did it on every form in a page it would be more
    # complex and probably less efficient.
    #
    def semi_static_csrf_meta_tags(page=nil)
      page ||= (controller_name == 'entries' ? @entry : @tag)
      if page && page.get_page_attr('csrfFormAuth')
        csrf_script = <<-EOL

        EOL
        content_for(:ujs) { csrf_script.html_safe }
      end
      csrf_meta_tags
    end

    #
    # These are given in the configration and will be something like this:
    #
    #
    # config.custom_meta_tags = {
    #   'de' => {'facebook-domain-verification' => 'afli2m9gdwf4crzi99ebxjsoj33j4g'},
    #   'en' => {'facebook-domain-verification' => 'maywr8l04nx9hh7qz56be7uwsotlis'}
    # }
    #
    def semi_static_custom_meta_tags
      if SemiStatic::Engine.config.respond_to?(:custom_meta_tag) && SemiStatic::Engine.config.custom_meta_tag.present?
        SemiStatic::Engine.config.custom_meta_tags[I18n.locale.to_s].inject(''){|res, (name, value)|
          res << "<meta name=\"#{name}\" content=\"#{value}\">"
        }.html_safe if SemiStatic::Engine.config.respond_to?('custom_meta_tags')
      else
        ''
      end
    end

    #
    # In sprockets 2.x the the 'find_asset' method was just what we needed, we could find and asset
    # very easily like this:
    #   ObjectSpace.each_object(Sprockets::Environment).first.find_asset('home_theme.js')
    #
    # or with the standard API call like this:
    #   Rails.application.assets.find_asset('home_theme.js')
    #
    # We could even get the contents of that asset very easily like this:
    #   ObjectSpace.each_object(Sprockets::Environment).first.find_asset('home.css').source.html_safe
    #
    # With sprockets 3.x this still works in development more but not in production! The replacememnt
    # method is supposed to be:
    #   Rails.application.assets.find_asset('home_theme.js')
    # but this only works if you set:
    #   Rails.application.config.assets.compile = true
    # but we don't want to do this, it's not recomended and we anyway want to precompile all assets.
    #
    # This is quite a drawback and rather strange that development and production have different API's
    #
    # The solution is via our own methods find_asset and asset_source. Carefull to only use
    # asset_source on .js, .css files etc, not images
    #
    def find_asset(filename)
      path = ""
      if Rails.application.assets
        Rails.application.assets.find_asset(filename).pathname
      else
        Rails.application.assets_manifest.assets.each do |f,p|
          if File.basename(f) == filename
            path = p
          end
        end
        path.blank? ? nil : File.join(Rails.public_path, 'assets', path)
      end
    end

    def asset_source(filename)
      if Rails.application.assets
        Rails.application.assets.find_asset(filename) && Rails.application.assets.find_asset(filename).source.html_safe
      else
        if path = find_asset(filename)
          File.read(path).html_safe
        else
          nil
        end
      end
    end

    private

    def column(fc, colclass)
      c = "

".html_safe
      c += "
#{fc.name}
".html_safe unless fc.name.blank?
      unless fc.content.blank?
        c += fc.content.html_safe
      end
      c += '
'.html_safe
      fc.links.each{|l|
        if l.new_window
          c += "
#{l.name}
".html_safe
        else
          c += "
#{l.name}
".html_safe
        end
      }
      c += '

'.html_safe
      c.html_safe
    end
  end
end

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Charter Breaches / Criminal Law / Criminal Procedure / Defences / Evidence Law
The Shafia Case and Unwelcome Changes to The Palmer Test
by Nicholas Hay · March 22, 2017
To set the stage for this post on R v Shafia 2016 ONCA 812 (presently on leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC)), I turn to the prose of Justice Watt at the Ontario Court of Appeal ("ONCA"):
Boaters who travel the Rideau Canal system between Colonel By Lake and Lake Ontario pass through a series of locks at Kingston Mills. Lock gates open. Boats enter. Lock gates close. Boats leave. But not always. One morning – June 30, 2009 – boaters could not enter Kingston Mills Locks. Oil on the water of the upper lock. A closer look revealed its source. Something in the water. In the water was a Nissan Sentra. Driver's window open. Ignition off, but not locked. Headlights off. Seatbelts unfastened. Front seats reclined. Rear name plate damaged. And inside the vehicle, a terrible loss of life. Four dead family members. Three young women. One adult. About three weeks later, three arrests. Three members of the same family. The father, mother and brother [(Hamed Shafia)] of the young women. Each charged with four counts of first degree murder.
At trial, it was found that Hamed Shafia had used his Lexus to ram the Nissan into the locks. The trial raised immense media attention and debate over honour crimes. However, perhaps the most fascinating aspect of the case emerged after the conviction had been entered: it was discovered that Hamed was only 17 at the time of the murders.
At the Ontario Court of Appeal, Hamed argued for the first time that he should not have been tried with his parents because he was too young to be tried as an adult. Under section 683(1)(d) of the Criminal Code, Hamed asked the Court of Appeal to admit fresh evidence about his age that proves that he was tried in the wrong court. The evidence showed that he was 17 years old when the deceased were killed and thus, could only be tried in the youth justice court (where a young offender convicted of first-degree murder, when sentenced as an adult, faces a maximum of life without parole for 10 years, in comparison to the life without parole for 25 years Shafia is presently facing) under s. 14(1) of the YCJA.
At the time of the trial, Hamed's father, Shafia Mohammed, did not turn his mind to the issue of Hamed's birthdate. However, following the conviction, Shafia asked his other son, A.S., to contact his former employee in Afghanistan to prepare the paperwork necessary to transfer his property in Afghanistan to Hamed. The employee noticed that something was awry, and obtained a Certificate of Live Birth for Hamed, which revealed his correct birthday as December 31, 1991. Two other documents confirming this date, a Tazkira and a Census General Presidency Form, were also discovered.
As Justice Watt described, referring to renowned criminal lawyer Scott Hutchison:
"Very experienced counsel represented Hamed at trial. A member of the criminal Bar for several decades, trial counsel was well aware of the significance of an accused's age as a jurisdictional determinant. Included in the disclosure…were Hamed's Afghan passports, his Canadian identity documents, and date-stamped family photos….Hamed's date of birth – December 31, 1990 – was also noted on the indictment opposite his name."
Mohammed explained that when the family fled from Afghanistan to Pakistan in 1992, they had no official documents, and provided an affidavit explaining that his first son Zainab was born in 1989 in India, and Hamed "approximately two years later" in Kabul, Afghanistan on what he now knows to be December 31, 1991. Moreover, in support of the authenticity of the documents, Ms. Layla Ayan, First Secretary of the Consulate Section of Embassy of Afghanistan in Ottawa, provided a letter stating that all three documents were authentic.
The Palmer Test
Hamed now seeks leave to the SCC on the basis that the Court of Appeal misapplied the "Palmer Test," the test used to determine the admissibility of fresh evidence on appeal. "Fresh evidence" is understood to mean evidence that existed at the time of the trial, but for various reasons could not be put before the court. In Palmer v The Queen [1980] 1 SCR 759, Justice Laskin wrote that in order for fresh evidence to be admitted, the following must be met:
The Due Diligence Requirement: The evidence should generally not be admitted if, by due diligence, it could have been adduced at trial (note: Laskin was clear that this principle is not to be applied as strictly in a criminal case as in civil cases, and courts have since held that it is not a condition precedent to the admission of fresh evidence on appeal);
The Relevance Requirement: The evidence must be relevant in the sense that it bears upon a decisive or potentially decisive issue in the trial;
The Credibility Requirement: The evidence must be credible in the sense that it is reasonably capable of belief; and
The Cogency Requirement: It must be such that if believed it could reasonably, when taken with the other evidence adduced at trial, be expected to have affected the result.
ONCA's Modifications to the Test for Fresh Evidence
Here, the due diligence, relevance, and credibility requirements were clearly met. As aforementioned, neither Shafia nor his counsel were aware of his true date of birth and there was no reason to inquire about it; the evidence was relevant and cogent because it would effectively determine the jurisdiction of the court; and it was credible because the documents were recognized as authentic by the Embassy.
However, the Crown responded, and the Court agreed, that fresh evidence can only be allowed on appeal in two scenarios:
When the evidence impeaches a factual finding essential to the verdict rendered at trial (the Palmer test applies); and
When the evidence shows that there was a lack of adjudicative fairness in the trial process that resulted in findings of guilt (the Palmer test doesn't apply).
Justice Watt stated that Shafia's argument that the trial court lacked jurisdiction to try him did not "fit neatly" into either paradigm. Despite this fact, Justice Watt went on to describe two cases, R v D (AO) 2015 BCCA 514 and R v Hailemolokot 2014 MBCA 90, in which appellate courts applied the Palmer criteria to allegations of lack of jurisdiction in the trial court. Justice Watt decided instead to apply a "modified Palmer approach" due to the "concerns about the credibility and cogency of the proposed evidence [that] arise and are more easily accommodated under the Palmer paradigm." Within this approach, "the proposed evidence should provide a compelling basis to conclude that Hamed was a 'young person', in the same way we require when an appellant seeks to set aside a guilt plea on appeal." Moreover, Justice Watt stated that because this evidence does not fit neatly into either paradigm, "greater emphasis should be placed on maintaining the integrity of the criminal justice system and protecting it from those would 'game it' by accepting the jurisdiction of the trial court, only challenging it later having received an adverse verdict" (this seems to be directly opposed to the lauding he gave to Mr. Hutchison earlier in his decision). Ultimately, Justice Watt found that the interests of justice did not warrant the reception of the fresh evidence documents and denied the appeal.
It should be noted here that Justice Watt pulls the idea of the need to "maintain the integrity of the criminal justice system" from R v Snyder 2011 ONCA 445, where the wording was used to describe why the Palmer regime (in its original, unmodified form) is necessary. This reasoning and Justice Watt's decision to devise a new "modified Palmer approach"—one that required counsel to show that the evidence was "compelling" evidence of Hamed's age—seems to be particularly odd and unprecedented.
Respectfully, Justice Watt's decision also seems to lack some sensitivity to the plight of those who are forced to flee their home country. Amidst his several reasons for why the proposed evidence should not be admitted, Justice Watt could not understand why Shafia had a "lengthy history of consistent and repeated representations, some in sworn declarations to gain entry into various countries, among them Canada, that Hamed was born on December 31, 1990" which were changed "solely on the basis of the 'new' document." As mentioned previously, the Shafia family were forced to flee to Peshawar, Pakistan, shortly after Hamed's birth because of the civil war in Afghanistan. While forgetting/misstating the birthdates of our children may seem near impossible to those of us who have not had to flee war, it is at least plausible that due to the surrounding chaos of the circumstances they were facing during that time, the Shafias made such an error. Moreover, it is then understandable that when Shafia was confronted with three new documents from the Afghan government stating that his son was born on December 31, 1990 (which seems to be perfectly "compelling" evidence to me), he was eager to rely on those documents because they provided clarity to a disorderly and war-riddled moment in his life.
The SCC should hear Shafia to correct and remove the added requirement of "compelling" Justice Watt has added to the Palmer test. Moreover, Shafia is an excellent opportunity for the SCC to clarify how the "interests of justice" factor into the test. As James C. Morton has explained, "[fresh evidence] cases have been unpredictable….Recently some evidence that is clearly not fresh has been admitted on appeal 'in the interests of justice'." The factual matrix of Shafia fits squarely into the Palmer requirements, and therefore, Hamed's Charter rights demand – without having to meet the threshold of "compelling" – that he be tried before a youth justice court.
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Citations: 2016 ONCA 812
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As of today, students who would like to enrol at the University of Limpopo may register online. The university has announced that the 2022 registrations will be conducted entirely online.
Here are the registration details for the following students:
Students may register between 24 and 28 January 2022. Student orientation will begin on 29 January 2022.
Applicants are advised not to visit the university to check their application status or submit their final results.
The university recommends that students register within the specified registration period as there are a limited number of places available. Once all the places are filled, the registration period will close for that specific programme.
Registration will be handled on a first-come, first-served basis.
Students are reminded that acceptance into a programme does not guarantee enrollment. Students are required to have a matriculation certificate endorsed with a Bachelor's Degree, as well as the following documents when registering:
Registration payment: Standard Bank deposit slip or Bursary proof of payment
Original Grade 12 results
Certified documents
Faculty letter of acceptance
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Both A-level and O-level results
Undergraduate students in the Humanities, Health Sciences, Science and Agriculture, and Management and Law faculties are requested to register online.
Students in these faculties may register on the following dates:
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Students registering for Honours, Master's and Doctorate qualifications may register on 13 and 14 January 2022.
Late registrations for all students will take place from 31 January to 4 February 2022.
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Q: ASP Mvc 3 wont autobind from JSON post request I have got a simple controller:
public class UserCredentials
{
   public string Username {get;set;}
   public string Password {get;set;}
}

public class AuthenticationController : Controller
{
    public ActionResult Authenticate(UserCredentials credentials)
    {
        // Do stuff
    }
}

And a simple bit of Jquery:
var credentials = {
    Username: "test",
    Password: "test"
};

$("#send-request").button().click(function() {
    var ajaxOptions = {
        url: "http://localhost:29097/authentication/",
        type: "POST",
        dataType: 'json',
        data: JSON.stringify(credentials),
        contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8",
        success: function(result) { $("#result").html(result); }
    };
    $.ajax(ajaxOptions);
});

Whenever I click the button on the page to send over the request, the UserCredentials object contains null for both properties... I have tried posting directly via fiddler with JSON, no luck there either... do I need to do anything special to get this working?
-- EDIT --
I have been double checking and it seems that when the data leaves the client it has the json data correctly within the header. However when fiddler picks it up it doesn't seem to contain the data, it looks like it is doing an OPTIONS call:
OPTIONS http://localhost:29097/authentication/ HTTP/1.1
Host: localhost:29097
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:2.0.1) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/4.0.1
Accept: text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,*/*;q=0.8
Accept-Language: en-gb,en;q=0.5
Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate
Accept-Charset: ISO-8859-1,utf-8;q=0.7,*;q=0.7
Keep-Alive: 115
Connection: keep-alive
Origin: null
Access-Control-Request-Method: POST
Access-Control-Request-Headers: content-type,x-requested-with

If it helps I am running the MVC app via the Development Server (think its called Cassini)

A: Try passing this JSON on client side.
var credentials = { "credentials": { "UserName": "test", "Password": "test" } };

Call the jquery ajax exactly like you did above.
When constructing JSON on client side, you have to take into consideration the parameter you have in your server side, in this case it is credentials on this line:
public ActionResult Authenticate(UserCredentials credentials)
{
    // Do stuff
}

A: As you send the POST request - it must be a key value collection. It's not possible to view what JSON.stringify(credentials) does but it will be much easier to resolve your issue by using http://www.ieinspector.com/httpanalyzer/. This tool will show you all the details for the request you are sending.


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Herbalife stock is having an INSANE month
by Paul R. La Monica @lamonicabuzz March 24, 2015: 3:20 PM ET
Explaining Herbalife's alleged 'pyramid scheme'
Herbalife, the nutritional supplement company that billionaire hedge fund manager Bill Ackman thinks is a worthless pyramid scheme, is having a freakishly good month on Wall Street.
Shares of Herbalife (HLF) are up nearly 40% so far in March, despite a 5% drop on Tuesday.
This is bad news for Ackman, who has a so-called short bet on Herbalife -- a way for him to profit when the stock goes down.
Why is the stock as pumped up as a bodybuilder that drinks Herbalife protein shakes?
The Herbalife saga has gone on for two years and counting. Investors seem to be betting that Ackman's long battle against the company is losing steam.
Ackman, through his hedge fund Pershing Square Capital Management, first announced in December 2012 that he was shorting the stock. It was a billion dollar bet that the company's shares would go to zero.
Shares of Herbalife more than doubled in 2013 as fellow hedge fund manager Carl Icahn acquired a stake and waged a public feud with Ackman about the company.
Related: This fund manager is not a fan of Carl Icahn
The two exchanged verbal blows in a CNBC interview that year. The two sort of kissed and made up after that. But Icahn is still Herbalife's biggest shareholder, with an 18.5% stake.
Ackman appeared to be vindicated last year as Herbalife shares plunged 50% due to renewed concerns about the company's business model and some disappointing earnings. (Shares of Icahn's investment firm Icahn Enterprises (IEP) surged in 2013 and fell last year. His Herbalife stake is one reason why.)
Trouble for Pershing and legal victory for Herbalife. But earlier this month, the Wall Street Journal reported that the FBI was looking into potential manipulation of Herbalife's stock and that agents interviewed people hired by Ackman.
Ackman denied any wrongdoing, saying in a press release that neither he nor anyone at his firm "are aware of any statements that we have made that are untrue, nor are we aware of any unlawful conduct on our part or by any consultants that we have hired."
He added that "at no time have I or Pershing Square intentionally made any false or misleading statements about Herbalife."
Related: How to invest like a billionaire
Still, the stock soared after the WSJ story and it took off again last week after a judge for the District Court for the Central District of California threw out a shareholder lawsuit by investors who lost money because they said Herbalife inflated its stock price.
Herbalife, which relies on sales reps recruiting others to market the product like Avon, responded to that news by saying that "we are confident in the strong fundamentals of our business model and remain committed to helping people and communities improve their nutrition."
Herbalife has consistently maintained that Ackman is wrong and that he is trying to push the company's stock price down so he can profit.
But Ackman was quick to point out that Pershing was not involved in the shareholder lawsuit and that "the Court's decision did not address in any way whether Herbalife is an illegal pyramid scheme, nor did the Court exonerate or bless Herbalife's business practices."
Ackman added that the "Court dismissed [the] claim because, as it explained, 'the market was already aware that Herbalife might be a pyramid scheme.' In other words, [the plaintiff] should have known of possible fraud charges against Herbalife."
Stock is too volatile for regular investors. So what's next? It's impossible to say.
Ackman's allegations have led to more scrutiny of Herbalife and other multi-level marketing firms, i.e. companies that reward those who recruit the most people to sell the company's products.
This business model is also used by consumer product firms Avon (AVP), Nu Skin (NUS) and USANA Health Services (USNA). Their stocks have been extremely volatile during the past two years.
Herbalife, Icahn and other fans of the stock can argue that shares are undervalued -- trading for just 10 times 2015 earnings forecasts -- and that the company has been unfairly targeted by Ackman.
Ackman is showing no signs of giving up. Ackman reportedly shorted Herbalife at a price of around $48, according to Bloomberg. That means his investment is currently profitable now that the stock is around $42. But it was above $48 earlier this week.
For average investors, it's probably better to steer clear of the stock. They should sit back (perhaps while enjoying a pumpkin banana smoothie) and enjoy watching the fortunes of Ackman and Icahn rise and fall.
CNNMoney (New York) First published March 24, 2015: 1:49 PM ET


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Presentation of the new CAG intern Amanda
Hi everyone, So far, 2017 has been treating me good. At the end of last year I got a call from Annika at CAG telling me that I'd gotten an internship at CAG – going to Osh, Kyrgyzstan to work with their partner organization Novi Ritm for four months. I guess most of you reading this already know about CAG and Novi Ritm – and probably also something about Kyrgyzstan. Therefore I wont be going into details about this part. I'll just say that right now me and Emma (the other intern whom I'll be going with) are in...
Part 2 on Democratization in Kyrgyzstan: Novi Ritm's Contribution to Democratization of Kyrgyzstan
How can Novi Ritm be seen as contributing to the democratization process of Kyrgyzstan? In the last blog post, Perspectives on Democracy, I offered different conceptions of democracy and how the Central Asia Solidarity Groups (hereby abbreviated CAG) in particular understands the concepts of "democracy" and "democratization". In this second and last blog post in the mini series, we will delve deeper into what actions CAG's understanding of democracy and democratization leads them to take in Central Asia by analyzing how one of their main partners, the youth organization Novi Ritm in Osh, Kyrgyzstan, can be said to contribute...
Part 2. Women's Roles in the Construction of Identity in Kyrgyzstan: Ideas and Expectations of Women
Welcome to the second blogpost in the miniseries about the roles of women in Kyrgyz national identity! In the first blogpost, I introduced and elaborated on concepts such as national identity. Ethnicity, religion, and nomadism are all important, yet in very different ways, in Kyrgyzstani identity. In this part, I will continue to elaborate on how these are part in shaping ideas and expectations of Kyrgyz women, and how this might have an impact on women's situation in Kyrgyzstan today. Because of rather limited space, much will be generalized, thus I want to highlight that there exists multiple dimensions...
Part 1. Women's Roles in the Construction of Identity in Kyrgyzstan: What is Kyrgyz National Identity?
Welcome to the first blogpost in the miniseries about the roles of women in Kyrgyz national identity! This post will be dedicated to clarify some concepts, such as national identity and gender, and shortly explain how and why they relate to each other. I will present a few theories of how national identity is constructed and maintained, to elaborate on my first out of three questions presented in my introductory post: What has been central in the construction of Kyrgyz national identity post-independence? What is National Identity? The understanding of a nation can be manifold. Several scholars from many...
Part 1 on Democratization in Kyrgyzstan: Perspectives on Democracy
What is democratization? How does it come about? How does Central Asia Solidarity Groups view democratization in general and in Kyrgyzstan in particular? All over the globe, people tend to have a love-hate relationship to the word "democracy". It might be the most frequently used word in political speech. It might also be the most unclear word in political speech. The sibling of the word, "democratization", which tries to capture the process with which any given entity is said to be moving towards what is called democracy, is arguably even more difficult to grasp. Since I like drama,...
Women, Peace and Security in Southern Kyrgyzstan – About Novi Ritm's Project 1325
Kyrgyzstan is considered the most progressive and democratic out of the five post-Soviet Central Asian republics. However, in regards to the realization of women's rights and human security, the Kyrgyz republic struggles. Since independence three violent conflicts have occurred, the latest in the Osh region of Southern Kyrgyzstan in 2010. These outbreaks of violence have given strength to two trends of nationalism and retraditionalization, which continues to severely limit women's freedom and control over their own lives. For example, according to the latest National Review of the Kyrgyz Republic in the framework of the Beijing Declaration and Platform...
New job, New country: Introduction of CAG's new international coordinatior on gender and women's rights
At the time of writing, it's Tuesday night and I'm sitting on the patio outside Novi Ritm's house in Osh, Kyrgyzstan. Even though the clock is almost ten, it's more than enough with just t-shirt and shorts....
Vernacular design in Central Asia – A showcase of handmade objects from Kyrgyzstan
A man tends to his shop of babies' cradles at Osh Bazaar, Kyrgyzstan Note to readers: this post was originally published on the author's Medium account. Check this link to read it from the original source. Central Asia is regarded as a region of excellence when it comes to the production of artifacts such as carpets, textiles and felt. This traditions have been deeply explored and rightfully celebrated, however very little can be found on the design of everyday things in the region. The Southern part of Kyrgyzstan, a rather small country of 5 million, is especially interesting because...


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Q: How to get dynamic values from html page with LoadRunner? I am using web_reg_save_param to get dynamic values, such as <input type="hidden" name="lt" value="foo" /> then I can use it like :
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        "LB/IC=<input type=\"hidden\" name=\"lt\" value=\"",
        "RB/IC=\" />",
        "Ord=1",
        "Search=body",
        LAST);

However, if the <input> of page is like this way:<input type="hidden" name="lt" readonly />the value is set dynamically by ajax script. How can I get the value? There is no "value" property for this <input>.

A: Correlation is for server returned values.   As your value is generated by local JavaScript then you should either reproduce the algorithm in the language of your script to generate the value or use the facilities of LoadRunner to execute the JavaScript function which returns the  value you seek.
Or....you can move "up the stack" for a virtual user type which will run the full client stack of the browser.   This would include types TrueClient, GUI, Citrix and RDP.


So, I began to look online for a site where I could add words to the above photo as well as to the photos I take. I wanted to add our town's motto "Live The Adventure" along with the name of the people in the picture.
I'm sure there are sites where you can do one-stop shopping. I just like these sites and don't want to spend the time to find new ones. (At the end of this post I will give step-by-step instructions to help walk you through the process).
Now that I know how to add effects and words, I plan on making photos similar to this for my girls' 1st day of school coming up in just a few days!!!
Once you have selected a photo it will appear in the white developing tray.
Beneath the white developing tray are numerous effects that you may choose i.e. "Harry", "Hagrid", "Karen".
To select a border, click the double arrows (>>) at the bottom of the page once again.
Once you select the border you like, click "Save" at the bottom of the page. (The meter will be on yellow.) Name the photo and chose a location where you would like to save it to i.e. a picture folder.
If you want effects and/or borders, do the above steps 1st.
On the upper right hand corner click "Upload" and then select the photo you would like to add words to.
Select a font on the left side of the page.
Once you select a font style, the font will appear (in the words "Write Text") in the middle of the photo. Click the "Write Text" and a box will appear around the words. Move the box to where you want the text on your photo.
Change the font size by moving the blue dot under font on the left side of the page.
Change the color of the font by clicking the black block on the left of the page.


There's also a bunch of traditionals done in the same style: The Irish Rover, Star of the County Down, Rare Old Mountain Dew, Rocky Road to Dublin, Step it Out Mary, Raggle Taggle Gypsy, Auld Lang Syne. The plan was to release two versions of that album- One all rocked up, and one more traditional folksy.
Pop punk very much in the Green Day / Blink 182 vein, with a couple hard rocking numbers, and maybe a couple songs about Star Trek. 1234 is an homage to the Ramones. Done: Dave, Road Song, Red Shirt, Tonight My Love, 1234.
A few songs that were written for the band, or older demo material that the band was planning to redo. I keep meaning to get this stuff out there, because a couple tunes are pretty awesome, and people heard us do live. Half Done: Arcana, Reaper, Wormwood.


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Correspondence, diaries, and a biography. The diaries relate to Atkin's missions to New Zealand from 1903 to 1906 and from 1916 to 1918. The correspondence is from family members and friends and largely relates to family matters and to Atkin's missionary activities. The biography is a history of Atkin's father, Thomas Atkin (1833-1919), who was a Mormon pioneer that was active in Tooele County politics. The biography also includes information about the Mormon response to the Utah Expedition from 1857 to 1858.
It is the responsibility of the researcher to obtain any necessary copyright clearances. Permission to publish material from William Frank Atkin papers must be obtained from the Supervisor of Reference Services and/or the L. Tom Perry Special Collections Board of Curators.
Initial citation: MSS 341; William Frank Atkin papers; 19th Century Western & Mormon Manuscripts; L. Tom Perry Special Collections, Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University. Following citations: MSS 341, LTPSC.
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William Frank Atkin (1878-1966) was a Mormon missionary from Tooele, Utah.


Judge Kaplan's staff may be contacted by telephone, email or regular mail. Communication by fax is not permitted except with consent of Judge Kaplan. For emergent applications, parties should notify Chambers by email or by telephone. Parties should be guided by D.N.J. LBR 5071-1 regarding adjournment requests which are to be made no later than three business days prior to the hearing. All requests for adjournment should be submitted on local form "Adjournment Request" and directed to the Chambers email box, except adjournment requests in Chapter 13 cases which must be submitted to the Chapter 13 Trustee. Requests for extension of time should be directed to the Chambers email. Per D.N.J. LBR 9013-4, proposed forms of order along with proof of service are to be submitted to Judge Kaplan's Chambers e-mail address.
Telephonic appearances: Effective March 4, 2019 Judge Kaplan is amenable to telephonic appearances. Prior consent is not necessary but parties are directed to contact their adversary to inform them they will be appearing by telephone. All requests for telephonic appearances before Judge Kaplan shall be arranged through CourtSolutions, http://www.Court-Solutions.com, no later than 3:00 p.m. the court day prior to the hearing. To appear telephonically, you will need to create a CourtSolutions' account. Once you establish an account, you will be able to submit your request to appear telephonically. This request will either be approved or denied by Judge Kaplan's chambers. As long as your request is approved by chambers, you can log into your CourtSolutions' account, prior to the hearing time, and access the large orange button entitled "Open Hearing Dashboard" for your dial-in instructions. Your dial-in information will be the same for every reservation you make. For complete information about CourtSolutions, please visit http://help.court-solutions.com. If you are having call-in or sign-in problems with CourtSolutions, please contact CourtSolutions directly at (917) 746-7476 or email help@Court-Solutions.com.
CourtSolutions is not permitted on chapter 13 matters unless they are scheduled on the Judge's 2:00 p.m. calendar.
In addition to mandatory efiling, courtesy copies of papers to Chambers are required only upon request of the Court.
Stay Relief and other Motions: Per D.N.J. LBR 9013-3, all motions will be decided upon the papers unless opposition is filed. Only the movant or parties that have filed opposition may offer oral argument. Parties should be guided by D.N.J. LBR 9013-1, including its provision for responsive papers and cross-motions. All motions to vacate the automatic stay in Chapter 7 cases which are scheduled for hearing prior to the original date of the 341(a) first meeting of creditors will be automatically continued to the next available hearing date after the scheduled 341(a) first meeting date, as per the notice provided on Judge Kaplan's calendar posted to the Court's website: www.njb.uscourts.gov.
First Day Motions in Complex Chapter 11 Cases: The parties should notify Chambers by email or by telephone regarding the filing and scheduling of all first day matters.
Summary Judgment Motions: Judge Kaplan requires oral argument for summary judgment motions if opposition is filed. Hearings are scheduled and parties should be guided by Judge Kaplan's calendar as posted on the Court's Website.
Emergent Matters: Parties are referred to D.N.J. LBR 9013-2(c) and use of requisite local forms.
Pro Hac Vice Admissions: Judge Kaplan handles all written and oral requests for admission pro hac vice in accordance wth D.N.J. LBR 9010-1(b). Oral motions may be made upon the Court at the time of hearing or trial.
Documents Under Seal: Requests for documents to be sealed are to be made in accordance with D.N.J. LBR 9018-1.
Pre-Trial Procedures: Parties should be guided by D.N.J. LBR 7001-1.Upon the filing of a joint scheduling order, Judge Kaplan will generally not require appearances at the pre-trial conference. It is important to note that Judge Kaplan requires the use of a designated form of joint scheduling order, click here for form. Appearance at the scheduled pre-trial conference will also not be required where counsel has notified the Courtroom Deputy of an intention to settle the matter, dismiss the matter, or to file default papers.
Discovery Disputes: Counsel should contact Courtroom Deputy, Wendy Romero, regarding discovery disputes and any request to have them resolved by telephonic hearing or otherwise.
Requests to Enter Default and Default Judgment: Parties should be guided by D.N.J. LBR 7055-1.� Judge Kaplan reviews the adversary complaint with respect to which default judgment is requested and will schedule a proof hearing where necessary. Appearances at proof hearings by Plaintiff's counsel are not required, unless directed by the Court.
Other: Judge Kaplan has opted against scheduling Mandatory Settlement Conferences. However, Judge Kaplan welcomes requests, upon consent, to schedule a settlement conference.
Per Judge Kaplan's Joint Scheduling Order, 14 days prior to the trial date, counsel is to pre-mark and exchange exhibits while providing one bound copy of exhibits to Chambers, along with a list of witnesses. Absent the filing and exchange of prepared exhibits and witness lists, the Court may exercise discretion to exclude unexchanged documents and unidentified witnesses. At hearing or trial, parties are to have available sufficient copies of all exhibits for Judge Kaplan, adversaries and the Courtroom Deputy. Within 14 days from the conclusion of the trial, or at such time as directed by the Court, counsel is to file and serve numbered proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law, with supporting citations.
Electronic Exhibits: Any party who wishes to electronically display exhibits must contact Judge Kaplan's Courtroom Deputy at least seven (7) days before the hearing or trial to coordinate with the Court's IT Department to allow for electronic display.
Counsel should be guided by D.N.J. LBR 2016-1. Fee applications are generally considered on the papers unless opposition is filed. Where opposition is filed, hearings are scheduled. Parties should be guided by Judge Kaplan's calendar as posted on the Court's Website. Note: When e-filing, do not select a hearing date for Final Fee Applications.
Parties should be guided by 11 U.S.C. section 524 and Fed. R. Bankr.P. 4008. Pro Se Debtors and Counsel are advised that they may and are urged to participate in reaffirmation hearings scheduled by the Court by telephone and are directed to follow the instructions set forth above for telephonic hearings.


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The 2021–22 season was the 103rd season in the existence of Angers SCO and the club's seventh consecutive season in the top flight of French football. In addition to the domestic league, Angers also participated in this season's edition of the Coupe de France.

Angers were allowed to stay in the top flight after their appeal against relegation to Ligue 2 along with Bordeaux was accepted.

Players

First-team squad

Out on loan

Transfers

In

Out

Pre-season and friendlies

Competitions

Overall record

Ligue 1

League table

Results summary

Results by round

Matches
The league fixtures were announced on 25 June 2021.

Coupe de France

Statistics

Goalscorers

References

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On Monday, July 6th, 2020, Harold Mann, husband, father and grandfather, passed away unexpectedly from a heart attack at the age of 59, at the place he loved the most, "the cottage". Harold will be forever remembered by his wife and best friend Karen, their three precious children, Jennifer (Chris), David (Sarah), Shawn (Dawn), by his grandchildren, Cohen Desveaux and Kailey Mann, and his new grandbaby expected in August. He will forever be remembered by his in-laws, Arch and Edna Brown, and is sadly missed by his numerous nieces, nephews, extended family, and dear friends.
Harold was born in Cobourg, Ontario. He registered at Ryerson University in Business where he met his one true love, Karen. It was love at first sight for Harold, where he immediately said, "that's the girl I'm going to marry". With a love unmatched, the two married in their second year, and enjoyed an incredible, 40-year love affair.
Harold's entrepreneurial flair resulted in various business ventures throughout university. These included, the "Window Mann", "The Lawn Mann", and most notably, "Dickie Dee Ice Cream Bikes", where Harold and Karen worked 7 days a week, all summer long, in order to make enough money to pay for their schooling, as well as their wedding.
Harold's career started with Imperial Tobacco, as a sales rep. His next large business endeavor dealt with computers and networking systems in Toronto, and then Atlanta, Georgia; where he moved with his wife, Karen and 6-month-old daughter, Jennifer. David and Shawn, their identical twin boys, were born in Atlanta 3 years later.
In addition to his corporate life, Jenn and Karen's love of horses started yet another adventure, with a stable of no less than fifteen horses at a time. He supported Jennifer in numerous early morning horse shows and supported the boys in their various sports. He helped coach many baseball seasons in Atlanta and loved every minute of it.
Twelve years later (2002), the family returned to settle in Bobcaygeon to be closer to Arch and Edna Brown, the kids' grandparents. Harold was hired by TD bank and enjoyed a 6-year career in the payments industry before becoming a founding partner of OptionPay Inc. and Real Time Merchant Services. He was very well respected and touched so many people throughout his career.
One of Harold's happiest days was when Karen retired from TD bank. This was the start of a very exciting time for them. Harold had big travel plans and loved more than anything to travel with his best friend, Claude, and his wife Tiffany. Claude, aka French Bastard, and Harold were so in-sync and shared a once in a lifetime friendship. Harold loved Mexico and couldn't wait to go on future trips with his friends and family.
A true Pisces, he loved Shadow Lake and had a regiment of regular swims all season long. He was an avid snow and water skier. The Mann ski school started early on and has had many graduates. He loved a great game of cards or a Maple Leaf Hockey game. He loved every aspect of cottage life, which included many laughs, BBQs, stories, hot tubs, games and entertaining.
Harold had an incredible ability to make people feel at ease and truly loved life, he really was one of a kind. He had a great sense of humor and he had a joke for almost every occasion, was always upbeat, happy and full of energy. He always knew the right thing to say. He would help anybody with anything and was extremely clever. He was level-headed and could take the tension out of every situation with ease. He was an incredible networker, businessman and he always made people laugh. He was always listening, thinking and continuously learning. He always kept positive and was a happy-go-lucky type of guy.
As a father, he was always involved and loved to participate in everything the kids would do. He and Karen built the foundation on which their children's character was developed, and he helped to mold them into who they are today. He was incredibly proud of all three of his children and would brag about all of them, every time he got the chance.
The world has been robbed of an incredible person who touched the lives of so many. A celebration of life will be held at a later date by invitation, at the family cottage.
The family would love to hear all of your stories, fun times and happy memories as they will help us heal. Please share any pictures you may have with the family at: Jennifer.desveaux@outlook.com
In lieu of flowers, monetary donations in memory of Harold can be made to either SickKids Foundation or The Ronald McDonald House Charities of Canada.
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Jackie Bizzell (Dankevy)
Dear Karen, many fond memories from the past sharing time when our children were babies and even longer time since growing up with Harold in Cobourg and sharing many fun ski holidays with him, his family and with our group of friends. So sorry to hear this news. My condolences to you and your family - all grown up now with children of their own I see from the lovely photos. I hope your wonderful memories bring some comfort during this difficult time. Thinking of you. Sincerely, Jackie
Phelan Scanlon Posted Aug 04, 2020 at 09:22pm
Hi Jackie. I remember Harold as the leader and 'player-coach' of our grade 13 hockey team in 1980. Harold was a born leader of men on ice. He was always good to me. I remember him as an entrepreneur who used to run the fast-food hut down at the beach in Cobourg. He was a business-go-getter. Rest in Peace, Harold. I hope to see you again. Phelan+
John Woolsey
I taught Harold at C. R. Gummow school in Cobourg. I remember him as a great young man. He had a great sense of humour and was a wonderful addition to my class. I know he'll be missed by family and friends alike.
Angela Jordan
Harold and Karen for the wonderful adventure filled memories we shared during our timeline together
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Karen ,
My heart breaks for you as I know that Harold was so much a part of you . He has filled your life with so many memories which will carry you forward. He lived life to the fullest always . I recently reconnected with Camille who shared this with me I am hoping we too will have a chance to reconnect I will make contact with Jennifer .
Please accept my heartfelt condolences for your family's loss
Al Ingram
Our thoughts and prayers are with you Karen and your family. I knew Harold for a relatively short period but I appreciated his attitude and efforts when we were setting up the banking machines at Settlers Village. He was always generous with his time and tried to do what was best for the client. His friendly disposition made him a pleasure to work with. He exhibited the same enthusiasm when he was at the hockey arena watching his sons. His passing is a big loss to family , friends and relatives and the business community.
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Michael Carbajal
He is a world champion boxer in the flyweight division four times over. He was born and raised in Phoenix. He still calls Phoenix his home.
Michael owns a boxing gym called the 9th Street Gym. Anybody who frequents there is called a 9th Street Gang Member. It truly is a place where young kids can go, learn some boxing, stay out of trouble and be inspired by the inn keeper.
This man can pack a punch. He has fought in the Olympics and brought home a silver medal. He fought in the Pan American Games and brought home the silver medal from there too.
His last fight was made for a movie in 1999. Where are you Hollywood? He fought flyweight Champ Jorge Arce who was then 20 years old. Carbajal was 32 and way past his prime. Most sports enthusiasts counted Carbajal out with little competitive fight still available. Carbajal never quits though. He was ready.
This independent Boxer wanted to make another comeback and retire. He went 10 rounds of true boxing like a champ. He then knocked Arce to the floor. Carbajal saw his moment and was not going to give it up. In the eleventh round he stuck Arce with a strong over head right; Arce was stuck then in the ropes with no ability to fight his way out and the match was over. Experience, training and a solid focus was too much for any Carbajal contender that day.
This man retired with 49 wins and 4 losses. 33 wins were earned by knock out. Earning respect for his nickname Tiny Stone Hands.
He is one of the nicest men you'll ever meet. He has inspired many young men to keep in shape and to fight for your dreams.
Arizona has seen this man make a goal and fight for it. Michael Carbajal came out of obscurity really, all by himself, he knew he could be somebody. Now he is a Champion in and out of the Ring.
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