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namespace google {
namespace cloud {
namespace securitycenter {
GOOGLE_CLOUD_CPP_INLINE_NAMESPACE_BEGIN

SecurityCenterClient::SecurityCenterClient(
    std::shared_ptr<SecurityCenterConnection> connection, Options opts)
    : connection_(std::move(connection)),
      options_(
          internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), connection_->options())) {}
SecurityCenterClient::~SecurityCenterClient() = default;

future<StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::BulkMuteFindingsResponse>>
SecurityCenterClient::BulkMuteFindings(std::string const& parent,
                                       Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::BulkMuteFindingsRequest request;
  request.set_parent(parent);
  return connection_->BulkMuteFindings(request);
}

future<StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::BulkMuteFindingsResponse>>
SecurityCenterClient::BulkMuteFindings(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::BulkMuteFindingsRequest const& request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->BulkMuteFindings(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::Source>
SecurityCenterClient::CreateSource(
    std::string const& parent,
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::Source const& source, Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::CreateSourceRequest request;
  request.set_parent(parent);
  *request.mutable_source() = source;
  return connection_->CreateSource(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::Source>
SecurityCenterClient::CreateSource(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::CreateSourceRequest const& request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->CreateSource(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::Finding>
SecurityCenterClient::CreateFinding(
    std::string const& parent, std::string const& finding_id,
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::Finding const& finding, Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::CreateFindingRequest request;
  request.set_parent(parent);
  request.set_finding_id(finding_id);
  *request.mutable_finding() = finding;
  return connection_->CreateFinding(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::Finding>
SecurityCenterClient::CreateFinding(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::CreateFindingRequest const& request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->CreateFinding(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::MuteConfig>
SecurityCenterClient::CreateMuteConfig(
    std::string const& parent,
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::MuteConfig const& mute_config,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::CreateMuteConfigRequest request;
  request.set_parent(parent);
  *request.mutable_mute_config() = mute_config;
  return connection_->CreateMuteConfig(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::MuteConfig>
SecurityCenterClient::CreateMuteConfig(
    std::string const& parent,
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::MuteConfig const& mute_config,
    std::string const& mute_config_id, Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::CreateMuteConfigRequest request;
  request.set_parent(parent);
  *request.mutable_mute_config() = mute_config;
  request.set_mute_config_id(mute_config_id);
  return connection_->CreateMuteConfig(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::MuteConfig>
SecurityCenterClient::CreateMuteConfig(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::CreateMuteConfigRequest const& request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->CreateMuteConfig(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::NotificationConfig>
SecurityCenterClient::CreateNotificationConfig(
    std::string const& parent, std::string const& config_id,
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::NotificationConfig const&
        notification_config,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::CreateNotificationConfigRequest request;
  request.set_parent(parent);
  request.set_config_id(config_id);
  *request.mutable_notification_config() = notification_config;
  return connection_->CreateNotificationConfig(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::NotificationConfig>
SecurityCenterClient::CreateNotificationConfig(
    std::string const& parent,
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::NotificationConfig const&
        notification_config,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::CreateNotificationConfigRequest request;
  request.set_parent(parent);
  *request.mutable_notification_config() = notification_config;
  return connection_->CreateNotificationConfig(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::NotificationConfig>
SecurityCenterClient::CreateNotificationConfig(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::CreateNotificationConfigRequest const&
        request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->CreateNotificationConfig(request);
}

Status SecurityCenterClient::DeleteMuteConfig(std::string const& name,
                                              Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::DeleteMuteConfigRequest request;
  request.set_name(name);
  return connection_->DeleteMuteConfig(request);
}

Status SecurityCenterClient::DeleteMuteConfig(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::DeleteMuteConfigRequest const& request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->DeleteMuteConfig(request);
}

Status SecurityCenterClient::DeleteNotificationConfig(std::string const& name,
                                                      Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::DeleteNotificationConfigRequest request;
  request.set_name(name);
  return connection_->DeleteNotificationConfig(request);
}

Status SecurityCenterClient::DeleteNotificationConfig(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::DeleteNotificationConfigRequest const&
        request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->DeleteNotificationConfig(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::BigQueryExport>
SecurityCenterClient::GetBigQueryExport(std::string const& name, Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::GetBigQueryExportRequest request;
  request.set_name(name);
  return connection_->GetBigQueryExport(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::BigQueryExport>
SecurityCenterClient::GetBigQueryExport(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::GetBigQueryExportRequest const& request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->GetBigQueryExport(request);
}

StatusOr<google::iam::v1::Policy> SecurityCenterClient::GetIamPolicy(
    std::string const& resource, Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::iam::v1::GetIamPolicyRequest request;
  request.set_resource(resource);
  return connection_->GetIamPolicy(request);
}

StatusOr<google::iam::v1::Policy> SecurityCenterClient::GetIamPolicy(
    google::iam::v1::GetIamPolicyRequest const& request, Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->GetIamPolicy(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::MuteConfig>
SecurityCenterClient::GetMuteConfig(std::string const& name, Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::GetMuteConfigRequest request;
  request.set_name(name);
  return connection_->GetMuteConfig(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::MuteConfig>
SecurityCenterClient::GetMuteConfig(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::GetMuteConfigRequest const& request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->GetMuteConfig(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::NotificationConfig>
SecurityCenterClient::GetNotificationConfig(std::string const& name,
                                            Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::GetNotificationConfigRequest request;
  request.set_name(name);
  return connection_->GetNotificationConfig(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::NotificationConfig>
SecurityCenterClient::GetNotificationConfig(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::GetNotificationConfigRequest const&
        request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->GetNotificationConfig(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::OrganizationSettings>
SecurityCenterClient::GetOrganizationSettings(std::string const& name,
                                              Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::GetOrganizationSettingsRequest request;
  request.set_name(name);
  return connection_->GetOrganizationSettings(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::OrganizationSettings>
SecurityCenterClient::GetOrganizationSettings(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::GetOrganizationSettingsRequest const&
        request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->GetOrganizationSettings(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::Source>
SecurityCenterClient::GetSource(std::string const& name, Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::GetSourceRequest request;
  request.set_name(name);
  return connection_->GetSource(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::Source>
SecurityCenterClient::GetSource(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::GetSourceRequest const& request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->GetSource(request);
}

StreamRange<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::GroupResult>
SecurityCenterClient::GroupAssets(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::GroupAssetsRequest request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->GroupAssets(std::move(request));
}

StreamRange<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::GroupResult>
SecurityCenterClient::GroupFindings(std::string const& parent,
                                    std::string const& group_by, Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::GroupFindingsRequest request;
  request.set_parent(parent);
  request.set_group_by(group_by);
  return connection_->GroupFindings(request);
}

StreamRange<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::GroupResult>
SecurityCenterClient::GroupFindings(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::GroupFindingsRequest request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->GroupFindings(std::move(request));
}

StreamRange<
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::ListAssetsResponse::ListAssetsResult>
SecurityCenterClient::ListAssets(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::ListAssetsRequest request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->ListAssets(std::move(request));
}

StreamRange<
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::ListFindingsResponse::ListFindingsResult>
SecurityCenterClient::ListFindings(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::ListFindingsRequest request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->ListFindings(std::move(request));
}

StreamRange<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::MuteConfig>
SecurityCenterClient::ListMuteConfigs(std::string const& parent, Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::ListMuteConfigsRequest request;
  request.set_parent(parent);
  return connection_->ListMuteConfigs(request);
}

StreamRange<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::MuteConfig>
SecurityCenterClient::ListMuteConfigs(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::ListMuteConfigsRequest request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->ListMuteConfigs(std::move(request));
}

StreamRange<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::NotificationConfig>
SecurityCenterClient::ListNotificationConfigs(std::string const& parent,
                                              Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::ListNotificationConfigsRequest request;
  request.set_parent(parent);
  return connection_->ListNotificationConfigs(request);
}

StreamRange<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::NotificationConfig>
SecurityCenterClient::ListNotificationConfigs(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::ListNotificationConfigsRequest request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->ListNotificationConfigs(std::move(request));
}

StreamRange<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::Source>
SecurityCenterClient::ListSources(std::string const& parent, Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::ListSourcesRequest request;
  request.set_parent(parent);
  return connection_->ListSources(request);
}

StreamRange<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::Source>
SecurityCenterClient::ListSources(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::ListSourcesRequest request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->ListSources(std::move(request));
}

future<StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::RunAssetDiscoveryResponse>>
SecurityCenterClient::RunAssetDiscovery(std::string const& parent,
                                        Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::RunAssetDiscoveryRequest request;
  request.set_parent(parent);
  return connection_->RunAssetDiscovery(request);
}

future<StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::RunAssetDiscoveryResponse>>
SecurityCenterClient::RunAssetDiscovery(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::RunAssetDiscoveryRequest const& request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->RunAssetDiscovery(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::Finding>
SecurityCenterClient::SetFindingState(
    std::string const& name,
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::Finding::State state,
    google::protobuf::Timestamp const& start_time, Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::SetFindingStateRequest request;
  request.set_name(name);
  request.set_state(state);
  *request.mutable_start_time() = start_time;
  return connection_->SetFindingState(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::Finding>
SecurityCenterClient::SetFindingState(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::SetFindingStateRequest const& request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->SetFindingState(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::Finding>
SecurityCenterClient::SetMute(
    std::string const& name,
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::Finding::Mute mute, Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::SetMuteRequest request;
  request.set_name(name);
  request.set_mute(mute);
  return connection_->SetMute(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::Finding>
SecurityCenterClient::SetMute(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::SetMuteRequest const& request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->SetMute(request);
}

StatusOr<google::iam::v1::Policy> SecurityCenterClient::SetIamPolicy(
    std::string const& resource, google::iam::v1::Policy const& policy,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::iam::v1::SetIamPolicyRequest request;
  request.set_resource(resource);
  *request.mutable_policy() = policy;
  return connection_->SetIamPolicy(request);
}

StatusOr<google::iam::v1::Policy> SecurityCenterClient::SetIamPolicy(
    std::string const& resource, IamUpdater const& updater, Options opts) {
  internal::CheckExpectedOptions<SecurityCenterBackoffPolicyOption>(opts,
                                                                    __func__);
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::iam::v1::GetIamPolicyRequest get_request;
  get_request.set_resource(resource);
  google::iam::v1::SetIamPolicyRequest set_request;
  set_request.set_resource(resource);
  auto backoff_policy =
      internal::CurrentOptions().get<SecurityCenterBackoffPolicyOption>();
  if (backoff_policy != nullptr) {
    backoff_policy = backoff_policy->clone();
  }
  for (;;) {
    auto recent = connection_->GetIamPolicy(get_request);
    if (!recent) {
      return recent.status();
    }
    auto policy = updater(*std::move(recent));
    if (!policy) {
      return Status(StatusCode::kCancelled, "updater did not yield a policy");
    }
    *set_request.mutable_policy() = *std::move(policy);
    auto result = connection_->SetIamPolicy(set_request);
    if (result || result.status().code() != StatusCode::kAborted ||
        backoff_policy == nullptr) {
      return result;
    }
    std::this_thread::sleep_for(backoff_policy->OnCompletion());
  }
}

StatusOr<google::iam::v1::Policy> SecurityCenterClient::SetIamPolicy(
    google::iam::v1::SetIamPolicyRequest const& request, Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->SetIamPolicy(request);
}

StatusOr<google::iam::v1::TestIamPermissionsResponse>
SecurityCenterClient::TestIamPermissions(
    std::string const& resource, std::vector<std::string> const& permissions,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::iam::v1::TestIamPermissionsRequest request;
  request.set_resource(resource);
  *request.mutable_permissions() = {permissions.begin(), permissions.end()};
  return connection_->TestIamPermissions(request);
}

StatusOr<google::iam::v1::TestIamPermissionsResponse>
SecurityCenterClient::TestIamPermissions(
    google::iam::v1::TestIamPermissionsRequest const& request, Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->TestIamPermissions(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::ExternalSystem>
SecurityCenterClient::UpdateExternalSystem(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::ExternalSystem const& external_system,
    google::protobuf::FieldMask const& update_mask, Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::UpdateExternalSystemRequest request;
  *request.mutable_external_system() = external_system;
  *request.mutable_update_mask() = update_mask;
  return connection_->UpdateExternalSystem(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::ExternalSystem>
SecurityCenterClient::UpdateExternalSystem(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::UpdateExternalSystemRequest const&
        request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->UpdateExternalSystem(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::Finding>
SecurityCenterClient::UpdateFinding(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::Finding const& finding, Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::UpdateFindingRequest request;
  *request.mutable_finding() = finding;
  return connection_->UpdateFinding(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::Finding>
SecurityCenterClient::UpdateFinding(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::UpdateFindingRequest const& request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->UpdateFinding(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::MuteConfig>
SecurityCenterClient::UpdateMuteConfig(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::MuteConfig const& mute_config,
    google::protobuf::FieldMask const& update_mask, Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::UpdateMuteConfigRequest request;
  *request.mutable_mute_config() = mute_config;
  *request.mutable_update_mask() = update_mask;
  return connection_->UpdateMuteConfig(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::MuteConfig>
SecurityCenterClient::UpdateMuteConfig(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::UpdateMuteConfigRequest const& request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->UpdateMuteConfig(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::NotificationConfig>
SecurityCenterClient::UpdateNotificationConfig(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::NotificationConfig const&
        notification_config,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::UpdateNotificationConfigRequest request;
  *request.mutable_notification_config() = notification_config;
  return connection_->UpdateNotificationConfig(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::NotificationConfig>
SecurityCenterClient::UpdateNotificationConfig(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::NotificationConfig const&
        notification_config,
    google::protobuf::FieldMask const& update_mask, Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::UpdateNotificationConfigRequest request;
  *request.mutable_notification_config() = notification_config;
  *request.mutable_update_mask() = update_mask;
  return connection_->UpdateNotificationConfig(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::NotificationConfig>
SecurityCenterClient::UpdateNotificationConfig(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::UpdateNotificationConfigRequest const&
        request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->UpdateNotificationConfig(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::OrganizationSettings>
SecurityCenterClient::UpdateOrganizationSettings(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::OrganizationSettings const&
        organization_settings,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::UpdateOrganizationSettingsRequest request;
  *request.mutable_organization_settings() = organization_settings;
  return connection_->UpdateOrganizationSettings(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::OrganizationSettings>
SecurityCenterClient::UpdateOrganizationSettings(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::UpdateOrganizationSettingsRequest const&
        request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->UpdateOrganizationSettings(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::Source>
SecurityCenterClient::UpdateSource(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::Source const& source, Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::UpdateSourceRequest request;
  *request.mutable_source() = source;
  return connection_->UpdateSource(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::Source>
SecurityCenterClient::UpdateSource(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::UpdateSourceRequest const& request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->UpdateSource(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::SecurityMarks>
SecurityCenterClient::UpdateSecurityMarks(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::SecurityMarks const& security_marks,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::UpdateSecurityMarksRequest request;
  *request.mutable_security_marks() = security_marks;
  return connection_->UpdateSecurityMarks(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::SecurityMarks>
SecurityCenterClient::UpdateSecurityMarks(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::UpdateSecurityMarksRequest const&
        request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->UpdateSecurityMarks(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::BigQueryExport>
SecurityCenterClient::CreateBigQueryExport(
    std::string const& parent,
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::BigQueryExport const& big_query_export,
    std::string const& big_query_export_id, Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::CreateBigQueryExportRequest request;
  request.set_parent(parent);
  *request.mutable_big_query_export() = big_query_export;
  request.set_big_query_export_id(big_query_export_id);
  return connection_->CreateBigQueryExport(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::BigQueryExport>
SecurityCenterClient::CreateBigQueryExport(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::CreateBigQueryExportRequest const&
        request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->CreateBigQueryExport(request);
}

Status SecurityCenterClient::DeleteBigQueryExport(std::string const& name,
                                                  Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::DeleteBigQueryExportRequest request;
  request.set_name(name);
  return connection_->DeleteBigQueryExport(request);
}

Status SecurityCenterClient::DeleteBigQueryExport(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::DeleteBigQueryExportRequest const&
        request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->DeleteBigQueryExport(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::BigQueryExport>
SecurityCenterClient::UpdateBigQueryExport(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::BigQueryExport const& big_query_export,
    google::protobuf::FieldMask const& update_mask, Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::UpdateBigQueryExportRequest request;
  *request.mutable_big_query_export() = big_query_export;
  *request.mutable_update_mask() = update_mask;
  return connection_->UpdateBigQueryExport(request);
}

StatusOr<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::BigQueryExport>
SecurityCenterClient::UpdateBigQueryExport(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::UpdateBigQueryExportRequest const&
        request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->UpdateBigQueryExport(request);
}

StreamRange<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::BigQueryExport>
SecurityCenterClient::ListBigQueryExports(std::string const& parent,
                                          Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::ListBigQueryExportsRequest request;
  request.set_parent(parent);
  return connection_->ListBigQueryExports(request);
}

StreamRange<google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::BigQueryExport>
SecurityCenterClient::ListBigQueryExports(
    google::cloud::securitycenter::v1::ListBigQueryExportsRequest request,
    Options opts) {
  internal::OptionsSpan span(internal::MergeOptions(std::move(opts), options_));
  return connection_->ListBigQueryExports(std::move(request));
}

GOOGLE_CLOUD_CPP_INLINE_NAMESPACE_END
}  // namespace securitycenter
}  // namespace cloud
}  // namespace google

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There are many options when it comes to Literature-based homeschooling. I thought I'd share a bit about these options with all of you.
Five in a Row was my very first adventure in learning with a literature-based approach. In studying with Five In A Row you are expected to read the same book over and over for a week, gleaning new insight each day. Sometimes the tasks suggested were challenging and other times I felt like there wasn't enough to do. I began to use the books as springboards for other ideas and we extended many topics that way. My only real complaint with Five In A Row is the difficulty in finding many of the books on the reading list. When we did The Carrot Seed unit I was ready to pull my hair out. We went to several local libraries and a few book stores and no one had it! If you live in a small town like I do it can become very difficult to hunt down each book. If you have a good local library you should do fine. It's a very good curriculum for homeschoolers who are just starting out. The best part about FIAR is that it's a homeschool family who created and run the business. They've shared what worked for them and many families have benefited from their effort. Check out Five In a Row here. To see books on their reading list look here.
Ambelside is what I am currently using. They are a free Charlotte Mason/ living books curriculum advice website that has been a blessing to any families by making homeschooling very affordable. If you are a single parent or in a financial bind, Ambelside really helps to make it possible to continue in your vision to homeschool despite what the bank account reads. They provide a book list and a schedule, but being Charlotte Mason, they are very flexible and easy to adapt to any schedule. The key is short lessons and lots of great reading. I am really enjoying the older living books that have found a place on the Ambelside list. Heidi and Robinhood are pretty well known books for childhood reading, but we have also enjoyed jems like Understood Betsy which I probably never would have found on my own. Click here to visit Ambelside. Look here to see the Ambelside reading list.
Another popular Literature- Based Curriculum is Sonlight. I subscribe to their e-mail newsletter, but I have not used their curriculum. I think their reading lists are great, but their package cost is a bit high for my budget (example: a full year's Kindergarten curriculum will cost you $777.56).Sonlight is a homeschool supplier and books can be ordered separately as well. I usually keep a current catalogue on hand because teir prices for individual books are sometimes better than other places. As someone who doesn't use Sonlight, one of the things that is most intrieging to me about this curriculum is the amount of support that Sonlight users can get. If you chose to useSonlight you won't be alone. If you get stuck they have support boards available and I've heard wonderful things about their customer service from Sonlight users I know. I've found them to be very friendly vendors at homeschool conventions as well. You can learn more about Sonlight here.
Itty-Bitty Bookworm is a curriculum I just became aware of recently. My blogging friend , Carisa is reviewing them over at 1+1+1=1. This curriculum is built for Preschoolers and Toddlers. Baily's Curriculum covers ages 18-36 months and Bo's Curriculum covers ages 3-5. Itty-Bitty Bookworm costs $25/ unit or month for their CD or $20 for download. That's about $300 for a full 12 months (plus the actual cost of the books). Not too bad. This is something I'm really praying about purchasing for my little ones. If you have little ones like I do, it's worth it to visit their website whether you order their products or not. They have wonderful downloads available for free. Check out Itty-Bitty Bookworm here. See their book list here.
The Noah Plan is a biblical approach that uses literature in it's study. They call themselves a literature-based curriculum, but from what I saw of their site is looks more bible-based. However, they do use wonderful literature selections like Snowflake Bently and Little House on the Prairie. Subjects other than literature look a bit classical and possible challenging to some. You can see their catalogue here.
Heart of Dakota is a wonderful homeschool resource and supplier. They are also bible based stories. Teacher guides are all under $50. Pretty good price. Go here to learn more about Heart of Dakota.
Veritas Press Classical Home School Curriculum is another catalogue that I like to have on hand. They are a classical approach, but many of their literature selections can be found on other lists. Go here to request a catalogue.Tapestry of Grace is also a popular classical choice. I've tried this for a review and quickly learned that I am not a classical style homeschooler. If you are you might want to check them out here.
There are many other options that, honestly, I know very little about. I'll list them anyway and you can visit sites and form your own opinions.
Winter Promise- has anyone used this? I'm really interested in this one.
Footprints on our Land and Love 2 Learn are two South African based curriculum choices that I found.
Robinson Curriculum looks morality heavy.
Student of the Word is Bible- centered.
Living Lessons has a Classical approach.
The biggest challenge in having so many choices is that you have to choose what fits your family (and your budget) best.
Please let me know if you've tried something I haven't, or if you know of something great that isn't on my list. Comments are always welcome. What have you tried and loved? Please feel free to share .


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Мислешево () је насеље у Северној Македонији, у западном делу државе. Мислешево припада општини Струга.

Географија
Насеље Мислешево је смештено у југозападном делу Северне Македоније. Од најближег града, Струге, насеље је удаљено 3 km источно, па је у ствари градско предграђе.

Мислешево се налази у историјској области Горњи Дримкол, која се обухвата северну обалу Охридског језера, око истока Црног Дрима из језера. Насеље је смештено у Струшком пољу, које се пружа на северној страни Охридског језера. Надморска висина насеља је приближно 700 метара.

Клима у насељу, и поред знатне надморске висине, има жупне одлике, па је пре умерено континентална него планинска.

Историја

Становништво
Мислешево је према последњем попису из 2002. године имало 3.507 становника.

Већину становништва чине етнички Македонци (80%), а у мањини су Албанци (15%) и Цинцари (2%).

Већинска вероисповест је православље.

Види још
 Општина Струга

Извори
 Попис у Македонији 2002. - Књига 10.

Спољашње везе
 www.struga.gov.mk Званична страница општине Струга

Насељена места у Северној Македонији
Википројект географија/Насеља у Македонији
Општина Струга

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Although there are a variety of home tutoring options available to students, one of the most popular today is that of home tuition. For, while there are a great many students in need of such special learning, there are also many teachers and other individuals in need of extra income. As such, while one can often choose to attend such tutoring at an agency, center or in the home, most often both teachers and students prefer home tutoring.
For, when one does not have to travel outside the home, one can spend more time studying the topic or topics with which one may be having the most difficulty. In addition, while teachers often enjoy time in the classroom, many find it refreshing to have the ability to work with students one-on-one, which is much easier to do without interruption in the home than at a public location. Of course, while such home tutoring may be convenient, it is not always cheap.
In fact, regardless of the age of the individual receiving such tutoring, often one feels more comfortable and safer at home than traveling to a center. As such, many individuals in need of such help are now turning to such in-home tutoring. Of course, as online tuition becomes more popular, both center and in-home tutoring may be quickly replaced by more automated teaching.
So, while such home tutoring may have seen a decline since online tutoring has become available, often many students still need one-on-one interaction with an individual to grasp the concept of a number of subjects. As such, depending on the amount of help one needs with any given subject, one may want to consider both in-home and online tutoring as an option. For, when one can use as many resources and tools as one has available, the more likely one is going to be able to grasp such concepts.
Still, whether one desires to receive such tutoring at home, or at an agency, one can often learn a great deal when experiencing such one-on-one assistance from a tutor. As such, tutors have become quite popular whether working in such an agency or at a client location. For, regardless, the main objective is that the individual pay for, and in need of such training, receive the help one needs.
Therefore, while one may continue to see a rise in home tuition needs, more and more individuals may seek out such help online. As such, home tutors and teachers may have a harder time in the future when it comes to making extra money than one has at present. Of course, even if teachers work in agencies and centers which can then offer access to such online tutoring, one can still most likely make more through such extra work than one can make in a year as a teacher.


Clinically they presented rupture of the patellar tendon. A knee x-ray was performed to rule out bone lesions. They had emergency surgery, where the tendon injury was repaired with two suture anchors of 5 mm fixed on to the patella. With the sutures the patellar tendon was secured.
The repair was reinforced with semitendinosus and gracilis tendons, which were fed through percutaneous transosseous tunnels in patella and proximal tibia. We adjusted the patellar high with the knee flexed 30°, and then, in that position, the tendon was attached with an interference screw in the tibia. Postoperatively, the knee was immobilized by a plaster cast set at 20° flexion for two weeks. One week later they started with isometric quadriceps exercise. By the fourth week we proceeded with progressive movement, and by the sixth week they started to put weight on the leg.
Six months after surgery, Lysholm score was 94 for one patient and 96 for the other. Functional recovery of the extensor unit of the knee was achieved and the patients returned to work and play sports (Figure 1, Figure 2, Figure 3, Figure 4, Figure 5, Figure 6 and Figure 7).
Patellar tendon disruptions are relatively uncommon knee injuries compared to fractures, ligaments sprains, or meniscal tears . These tears may be traumatic or they may occur spontaneously in patients with other underlying diseases such as diabetes mellitus, rheumatoid arthritis, steroid medication or kidney failure .
MRI can also be useful, by providing additional information such as the location of the rupture. We reported one case of neglected patellar disruption and the other case was traumatic. Several techniques have been used to relocate the patella to its anatomic position and repair the patellar tendon, but there is no widely accepted method [3-5].
Patellar tendon repair with suture anchors yields significantly better biomechanical results than repair with the commonly applied transosseous sutures .
We used a free semitendinosus and gracilis tendons [7,8], for reconstruction of the patellar tendon with an interference screw in tibia. Use of a contralateral patellar tendon  may result in additional damage to the uninjured leg, whereas the use of allografts  increases the risk of bacterial or viral infection. We performed reconstruction and restoration of ruptured patellar tendons using STG tendons without preserved distal insertions, without the use of any synthetic materials. Others authors use semitendinosus and gracilis tendons preserving distal insertions .
The treatment goals for ruptured patellar tendons include restoration of the quadriceps mechanism, restoration of the anatomic congruity of the patellofemoral joint to avoid chondral lesions, improved range of motion, and splinting of the patellar tendon to allow early mobilization.
Early surgical treatment can yield optimal clinical results, and repair or reinsertion is used, with or without cerclage reinforcement. The use of reinforcement with semitendinosus and gracilis tendons should be the first therapeutic choice .
The use of semitendinosus and gracilis tendons with suture anchors facilitates good functional recovery in patients with patellar tendon rupture.
The technique is relatively simple and feasible. This technique uses an easy to harvest graft which has low donor site morbidity. Additionally, the strength of the graft allows early rehabilitation, and no further surgery for hardware removal is necessary. This method should be the first option for this type of surgical techniques.
Labib SA, Wilczynski MC, Sweitzer BA (2010) Two-layer repair of a chronic patellar tendon rupture: a novel technique and literature review. Am J Orthop (Belle Mead NJ) 39: 277-282.
Takata Y, Nakase J, Numata H, Oshima T, Tsuchiya H (2015) Repair and augmentation of a spontaneous patellar tendon rupture in a patient with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome: a case report. Arch Orthop Trauma Surg 135: 639-644.
Greis PE, Holmstrom MC, Lahav A (2005) Surgical treatment options for patella tendon rupture. Part I, Acute. Orthop 28: 672-679.
Bushnell BD, Tennant JN, Rubright JH, Creighton RA (2008) Repair of patellar tendon rupture using suture anchors. J Knee Surg 21: 122-129.
Capiola D, Re L (2007) Repair of patellar tendon rupture with suture anchors. Arthroscopy 23: 906.
Ettinger M, Dratzidis A, Hurschler C, Brand S, et al. (2013) Biomechanical properties of suture anchor repair compared with transosseous sutures in patellar tendon ruptures: a cadaveric study. Am J Sports Med Nov 41: 2540-2544.
Van der Bracht H, Verdonk R, Stuyts B (2009) Augmentation of a patellar tendon repair with an autologous semitendinosus graft. Acta Orthop Belg 75: 417-419.
Nguene-Nyemb AG, Huten D, Ropars M (2011) Chronic patellar tendon rupture reconstruction with a semitendinosus autograft. Orthop Traumatol Surg Res 97: 447-450.
Milankov MZ, Miljkovic N, Stankovic M (2007) Reconstruction of chronic patellar tendon rupture with contralateral BTB autograft: a case report. Knee Surg Sports Traumatol Arthrosc 15: 1445-1448.
Takazawa Y, Ikeda H, Ishijima M, Kubota M, Saita Y, et al. (2013) Reconstruction of a ruptured patellar tendon using ipsilateral semitendinosus and gracilis tendons with preserved distal insertions: two case reports. BMC Res Notes 6: 361.
Sundararajan SR, Srikanth KP, Rajasekaran S (2013) Neglected patellar tendon ruptures: a simple modified reconstruction using hamstrings tendon graft. Int Orthop 37: 2159-2164.


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A beautifully constructed double-walled stainless steel ice bucket, with a tight fitting lid. The surface and lid are inlaid with bone segments in a reeded pattern. Matching bottle opener and corkscrew are also available.
Smart & attractive to look at.
Had to be returned to one of your shops. Lid was very badly chipped and the knob on the lid was askew and could not be but in straight.
Nice item but a bit expensive for what it is. Would not bjuy one again.
All excellent, I shall be back.


Funeral services for Teresa Jean McMenamin, 53, of Hastings, OK was held at Hart-Wyatt Funeral Home Chapel, Walters, OK, Friday, March 13 at 2:00 p.m., June Sovo officiating with burial in the Walters Cemetery. Teresa Jean (Fielding) Mc- Menamin was born to Franklin Dee and Alice Jean (Calfy) Fielding on January 25, 1962 at Broken Arrow, OK and departed this life in Duncan, OK on March 10, 2015 at the age of 53 years, 1 month and 13 days. Teresa grew up at Walters. She married Jerry Wayne McMenamin on June 16, 1979 at Walters and to the union 2 children were born. She loved spending time with family and especially her grandkids. She also enjoyed dancing and sewing. She was preceded in death by her father, Frank Fielding. Survivors include her mother, Jean Farris of the Waurika Lake area; her husband, Jerry McMenamin of Walters; her son, Jeremy McMenamin of Walters; her daughter, Christina Valdez of Chickasha, OK; 2 brothers, Clint Edward Fielding of Wichita Falls and Franklin Dee "Butch" Fielding, Jr. of the Waurika Lake; a sister, Melinda Fielding of Ft. Worth, TX; 5 grandchildren, Brittanni Nicole McMenamin, Kalen Joseph Valdez, Justyn Dance McMenamin, Jeri Dawn McMenamin and Braylee Christine Briscoe; many other relatives and friends.


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Teen Dresses As Clown And Stabs Boyfriend During Sex. Here's The Creepy Text She Sent Him Before The Attack.
A 19-year-old mother was sentenced to 11 years behind bars after dressing up as a clown and repeatedly stabbing her boyfriend during sexual intercourse.
Zoe Adams stabbed her then-boyfriend, then-17-year-old Kieran Bewick, after sending him a text stating that men are only good as a "human sacrifce."
"I don't think about males unless said male is strapped up and being used as a human sacrifice – you should be grateful you are not part of it," reads the text message.
The duo were apparently engaging in some sexual fantasy of Adams' in July of 2017 in Wigton, Cumbria. Bewick, who suffers from a fear of clowns, was supposed to be tied up during the sex but negotiated to have Adams only use a pillow to place over his face as she was dressed as a clown.
During the trial, Adams claimed she didn't remember the encounter but noted that her stabbing Bewick was an "overreaction" to him kissing her neck.
"I did stab him – but I overreacted," Adams told the court.
The 19-year-old reportedly whispered "trust me" to Bewick before repeatedly stabbing him in the chest, arm, and thigh with a 10-inch knife. The teen almost died, suffering from a collapsed lung and pneumonia.
An image of a woman soaked in blood with the caption, "Murder is like a bag of chips: you can't stop after just one," was also found on Adams' cellphone. Adams claims the image and her text to Bewick about men being a "human sacrifice" was a "joke."
"I struggle with the knowledge that someone I genuinely cared about would do this to me," said a statement from Bewick. "Just after I got out of hospital, this thought played on my mind a lot. … But having had time to think about it, I am convinced that she planned it. It wasn't personal. She was going to do it to someone and it just happened to be me. Strangely, that makes it easier to deal with."
"I have always had a fear of clowns and Zoe knew this. This will now only increase my fear of clowns," he added.
Bewick, now 18, is a fantasy novelist who had published a dark fantasy novel titled "Ascendence."
Adams was given given a copy of the book, reports The Telegraph, "which quotes a female character saying: 'I knelt on Greg's chest, with my blade positioned carefully at his heart.'"
Adams said she has never read it, though she had searched for the text on her phone, according to police.
Judge James Adkin condemned Adams' actions as "cruel and sadistic" before sentencing her.
"You had decided to cause serious harm to Mr Bewick during sex," said Judge Adkin. "I am sure that by that time you had already become disinhibited by drink and drugs and the more sadistic side of your personality had come to dominate," he added.

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Shion 2.1.0b4 is now available.
Initial support for sprinkler devices.
Fixes for executing lengthy AppleScripts.
Shion now supports remote control (again) using Remote Buddy from IOSPIRIT.
1. You install Remote Buddy and set it up to use a remote control. You can use the bundled Apple Remote or any other supported device.
2. Install the Shion behavior available here.
3. Select Shion from the Remote Buddy menu (as seen above), and have fun controlling your installation from across the room.
I built a custom interface for this feature that assumes that you are not sitting at your computer for control. The interface Shion provides in this mode is very similar to a phone tree. You can use the remote control to cycle through available devices and relevant actions.
For example, on startup, you'll be presented with a device. You can use the next and previous buttons to select another device. When you have selected a particular device, clicking OK will ask you which action you want to execute (activate, deactivate, brighten, dim, etc.). Click OK to execute the action and return to the device list using the back button.
I've been using this interface for the past couple of months and it's really worked well for me. However, be advised that this feature is still in its early phases, so let me know if you run into glitches. As this matures, I hope to use the same underlying technology to implement similar alternative interfaces such as phone menus that allow you to call into Shion using any regular telephone and control your environment that way.
At the moment, toggle and continuous devices are the only devices controllable from this interface. In a future release, I'll include others like the thermostats and sprinklers.
Wait. Did you say "sprinklers"?
Indeed I did. This release of Shion includes very early and very basic for sprinkler controller devices such as the EZFlora. By early and basic, I mean that there is now an interface to toggle the zones, but little else. I only added support for this earlier today, and I need your help testing it.
With my unit, I found that I was able to turn zones on, but I was unable to turn them off, unless I removed power from the device. My review of the relevant network traffic showed that the right messages were being sent to the unit, but the "off" commands were being ignored. I tried to link my unit using X10 as an alternative testing method, but this failed as well.
At this point, I'm beginning to suspect that I have a bum unit, hence my request for your help. If you have an EZFlora (or EZRain) sprinkler controller and would set it up in Shion, I would appreciate hearing whether you are experiencing the same problems. In the meantime, I'll continue to investigate my problems and possibly replace my unit.
Once we get this minor issue resolved, I'll complete my implementation of the services for the device, including access from AppleScript and support for including the device in snapshots.
This release also includes a handful of bug fixes, including one that truncated the execution of long (in a temporal sense) AppleScripts.


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As Violet and Klaus Baudelaire stood, still in their nightgown and pajamas, backstage at Count Olaf's theater, they were of two minds, a phrase which here means "they felt two different ways at the same time." On one hand, they were of course filled with dread. From the murmur of voices they heard on the stage, the two Baudelaire orphans could tell that the performance of The Marvelous Marriage had begun, and it seemed too late to do anything to foil Count Olaf's plan. On the other hand, however, they were fascinated, as they had never been backstage at a theatrical production and there was so much to see. Members of Count Olaf's theater troupe hurried this way and that, too busy to even glance at the children. Three very short men were carrying a large flat piece of wood, painted to look like a living room. The two white-faced women were arranging flowers in a vase that from far away appeared to be marble, but close up looked more like cardboard. An important-looking man with warts all over his face was adjusting enormous light fixtures. As the children peeked onstage, they could see Count Olaf, in his fancy suit, declaiming some lines from the play, just as the curtain came down, controlled by a woman with very short hair who was pulling on a long rope, attached to a pulley. Despite their fear, you see, the two older Baudelaires were very interested in what was going on, and only wished that they were not involved in any way.
Without a word the two white-faced women grabbed Violet and Klaus by the wrists and led them into a dressing room. The room was dusty but shiny, covered in mirrors and tiny lights so the actors could see better to put on their makeup and wigs, and there were people calling out to one another and laughing as they changed their clothes. One white-faced woman yanked Violet's arms up and pulled her nightgown off over her head, and thrust a dirty, lacy white dress at her to put on. Klaus, meanwhile, had his pajamas removed by the other white-faced woman, and was hurriedly stuffed into a blue sailor suit that itched and made him look like a toddler.
Justice Strauss ran off, leaving the children to finish changing into their costumes. One of the white-faced women put a flowered headdress on Violet, who realized in horror that the dress she had changed into was a bridal gown. The other woman put a sailor cap on Klaus, who gazed in one of the mirrors, astonished at how ugly he looked. His eyes met those of Violet, who was looking in the mirror as well.
"Count Olaf would know what we were up to," Violet replied glumly.
The actors rushed out of the room, and the white-faced women grabbed the children and hustled them out after them. The backstage area was in complete pandemonium—a word which here means "actors and stagehands running around attending to last-minute details." The bald man with the long nose hurried by the children, then stopped himself, looked at Violet in her wedding dress, and smirked.
"Yes, yes," Klaus said bitterly. He was tired of being threatened in the same way, over and over.
"You'd better do exactly as planned," the man said again.
"What is it?" Mr. Poe said.
Count Olaf had appeared, seemingly out of nowhere, and his shiny eyes glared at the children meaningfully. In one hand, Violet and Klaus could see, he held a walkie-talkie.
"I wish we could break a leg," Klaus whispered to Violet, and Mr. Poe left.
"You will, soon enough," Count Olaf said, pushing the two children toward the stage. Other actors were milling about, finding their places for Act Three, and Justice Strauss was off in a corner, practicing her lines from her law book. Klaus took a look around the stage, wondering if anyone there could help. The bald man with the long nose took Klaus's hand and led him to one side.
"I know what the word 'duration' means," Klaus said.
"No nonsense," the bald man said. Klaus watched his sister in her wedding gown take her place next to Count Olaf as the curtain rose. Klaus heard applause from the audience as Act Three of The Marvelous Marriage began.


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Setup a git post-receive hook using a bare repo. I've written a tutorial for this as well.
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Colorado Court of Appeals: Trial Court May Only Increase Level of Distribution of Schedule II Substance Felony Based on Equal or More Severe Felony
November 21, 2018 By CBA-CLE Staff Leave a Comment
The Colorado Court of Appeals issued its opinion in People v. Jacobs on Thursday, November 15, 2018.
Criminal Law—Uniform Controlled Substances Act—Sentence Enhancer—Distribution—Conspiracy to Distribute—Prior Conviction—Habitual Criminal—Double Jeopardy Clause.
A jury convicted defendant of distribution and conspiracy to distribute a schedule II controlled substance. The trial court subsequently found that defendant had been convicted in 2007 of distributing a controlled substance. Based on this finding, it enhanced the distribution of a controlled substance conviction from a class 3 felony to a class 2 felony and found defendant was a habitual criminal. The court then sentenced defendant to 24 years in prison for the distribution count. Applying the habitual criminal finding, the court increased the sentence on this count to 96 years in prison. On the conspiracy count, the court sentenced defendant to 12 years in prison for that class 3 felony. Again applying the habitual criminal finding, the court increased the sentence on this count to 48 years in prison, to be served concurrently with the sentence on the distribution count.
On appeal, defendant argued that the 2007 conviction did not fit the statutory definition of a conviction that the trial court could use to enhance the distribution count from a class 3 felony to a class 2 felony. Here, the mittimus and amended mittimus in the 2007 case contain a mistake: they state that defendant pleaded guilty to a class 3 felony charge, but documents in the record from the 2007 case clearly show that defendant pleaded guilty to a class 4 felony. Pursuant to C.R.S. § 18-18-405(2)(a), a trial court may only increase the level of a class 3 distribution of a schedule II controlled substance felony based on an equal or more severe felony. Therefore, the trial court erred when it relied on defendant's prior conviction to enhance his class 3 distribution felony to a class 2 felony.
Defendant also argued that one of the habitual criminal counts, which was based on the 2007 conviction, suffered from the same statutory defect. But any error involving the 2007 conviction was harmless because vacating one of defendant's five habitual criminal counts would have no effect on his sentence, which only requires three prior felony convictions.
Defendant further contended that his convictions and sentences on both the distribution and conspiracy counts based on the same quantum of drugs violated the Double Jeopardy Clause. The prosecution conceded this contention, noting that, even under plain error review, the trial court obviously and substantially violated defendant's right to avoid double jeopardy.
The enhancement of defendant's class 3 felony distribution conviction and prison sentence for that conviction were reversed. The conviction and sentence for conspiracy to distribute a schedule II controlled substance were also reversed, and the case was remanded with directions.
Summary provided courtesy of Colorado Lawyer.
Filed Under: Case Law Tagged With: Colorado Court of Appeals, criminal law, habitual criminal, sentence enhancer, sentencing
Colorado Court of Appeals: DUI Defendant Not Entitled to Have Jury Decide Existence of Prior Convictions for Sentence Enhancement
September 13, 2018 By CBA-CLE Staff Leave a Comment
The Colorado Court of Appeals issued its opinion in People v. Gwinn on Thursday, September 6, 2018.
Criminal Law—Driving While under the Influence of Alcohol—Evidence—Impeachment—Direct Examination—Jury Instruction—Search Warrant—Prior DUI Convictions—Sentence Enhancer—Preponderance of the Evidence.
Gwinn rear-ended another car while driving home from work and was arrested for driving while under the influence of alcohol (DUI). Gwinn admitted drinking four beers before the accident occurred. After a jury convicted Gwinn of DUI and careless driving, the trial court, in a separate proceeding, found that Gwinn had three prior DUI convictions, adjudicated him a felony DUI offender, and sentenced him to 30 months of probation, two years of work release, and 90 days in the county jail.
On appeal, Gwinn first contended that the trial court's refusal to allow the testimony of eight current and former Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) employees deprived him of his constitutional right to present a defense. Gwinn sought to introduce this testimony to show that the Intoxilyzer 9000 breath test machine did not produce accurate results. The trial court did not err when it granted CDPHE's motion to quash the witness subpoenas, finding that the testimony was irrelevant to Gwinn's refusal because it failed to establish Gwinn's knowledge of the Intoxilyzer 9000's alleged deficiencies at the time he refused to submit to chemical testing. Because the accuracy of the breath test machine was not relevant, Gwinn was not deprived of the right to present a defense.
Gwinn next contended that the trial court erroneously permitted the prosecutor to lead a friendly witness, Officer Perez, "under the guise of impeachment" where no impeachment occurred. Because Officer Perez's direct testimony that Gwinn's speech "sounded normal" was contradicted by his previous statement in the sobriety examination report that Gwinn's speech was "mumbled," no error occurred when the trial court allowed impeachment with leading questions about a prior statement.
Gwinn next argued that the trial court erroneously admitted People's Exhibit 1, an express consent affidavit and notice of revocation form, under CRE 403. Officer Perez testified that he reviewed the express consent affidavit with Gwinn, which made the affidavit relevant to Gwinn's knowledge of the consequences of his refusal to take a chemical test. Here, the trial court properly admitted the exhibit under CRE 803(6).
Gwinn also contended that the trial court erroneously rejected a tendered instruction informing the jury that law enforcement may obtain a search warrant to compel a defendant to submit to a blood test and instructing the jury that it was permitted to draw an inference from an officer's failure to employ this procedure that the officer did not believe there was evidence to support a search warrant. However, the officer was not required to obtain a search warrant, and the officer testified that he does not usually do so in DUI cases. Therefore, there was no error.
Gwinn last contended that his prior DUI convictions trial, conducted by the trial court, violated his federal constitutional right to a jury trial. The General Assembly intended prior DUI convictions to constitute a sentence enhancer rather than an element of DUI. A defendant is not entitled to have a jury determine the existence of the prior DUI convictions used to enhance his sentence from a misdemeanor to a felony. Further, the prosecution's burden of proving prior convictions is by a preponderance of the evidence not, as Gwinn argued, beyond a reasonable doubt.
Filed Under: Case Law Tagged With: Colorado Court of Appeals, criminal law, dui law, jury trial, sentence enhancer, sentencing
Colorado Court of Appeals: Noncustodial Escape Convictions Precluded from Use as Current Conviction for Habitual Offender Purposes
The Colorado Court of Appeals issued its opinion in People v. Jompp on Thursday, September 6, 2018.
Criminal Law—Speedy Trial—Insufficient Evidence—Robbery—Assault—Noncustodial Escape—Jury Instructions—Lesser Nonincluded Offense—Resisting Arrest—Sixth Amendment—Habitual Criminal.
Jompp, the victim, and an acquaintance, B.B., were driving around one evening in a stolen car while high on methamphetamine. After they picked up C.P., they later pulled the vehicle over and a fight broke out between Jompp and the victim. Jompp, B.B., and C.P. left the victim unconscious on the ground, and the victim later died of his injuries. Days later, police found Jompp. After the police handcuffed Jompp, he took off running. After a short chase he was caught and taken to jail. A jury convicted Jompp of third degree assault, robbery, and escape. The trial court adjudicated Jompp a habitual criminal and sentenced him to 48 years in prison.
On appeal, Jompp contended that the court violated his speedy trial rights by continuing his jury trial, over his objection, beyond six months after he pleaded not guilty and 13 months after he was arrested. Here, the trial court acted within its discretion by relying on the prosecution's offer of proof that they were diligently trying to find B.B. to secure her testimony at trial and by finding that there was a reasonable possibility that B.B. would be available to testify. Therefore, there was sufficient record evidence to support the court's granting of the prosecution's request for a continuance. Further, the trial court didn't plainly err because Jompp's constitutional right to a speedy trial wasn't obviously violated.
Jompp also contended that the prosecution presented insufficient evidence that he committed robbery, as either a principal or accomplice. Here, after Jompp attacked the victim, B.B. said she then saw C.P. get out of the car, go over to the victim, and start digging through his pockets. C.P. admitted that she went through the victim's pockets to get money at Jompp's direction and she gave him the money she found. Further, the court of appeals rejected Jompp's argument that the prosecution had to show that the force he used against the victim was calculated to take the victim's money. The record contained sufficient evidence to support the jury's conclusion beyond a reasonable doubt that Jompp robbed the victim.
Jompp next contended that the court erred by failing to instruct the jury that it could convict him of the lesser nonincluded offense of resisting arrest. Here, the undisputed record evidence showed that Jompp was in custody. He had already submitted to the police officer's instructions, was handcuffed, searched, and led by the arm to a patrol car for transport to jail before he ran from the officer. Therefore, the court didn't abuse its discretion by declining to instruct the jury on the crime of resisting arrest.
Finally, Jompp contended that the court convicted him in violation of his Sixth Amendment right to a jury trial when, at sentencing, it, not the jury, found that he had prior convictions and increased his sentence under the habitual criminal sentencing statute. Jompp failed to preserve this issue at trial, and the prior conviction exception remains well-settled law, so the trial court did not err.
Finally, Jompp contended that his sentence is illegal because his noncustodial escape conviction can't be deemed a current offense under the habitual criminal statute. The court held that C.R.S. § 18-1.3-801(5) (2013) precluded a noncustodial escape conviction from being used as a current conviction for adjudicating a defendant a habitual criminal under subsection (2) of that section. Therefore, the trial court erred in adjudicating Jompp a habitual criminal on his noncustodial escape conviction.
The judgment of conviction was affirmed. The part of the sentence based on Jompp's escape conviction was vacated and the case was remanded for resentencing on that conviction. The remainder of the sentence was affirmed.
Filed Under: Case Law Tagged With: Colorado Court of Appeals, conviction, criminal law, habitual criminal, sentence enhancer, sentencing, sufficiency of the evidence
Colorado Court of Appeals: Penalty Enhancer Applies to Any Conduct in Furtherance of Offense that Occurs in Close Proximity to Victim
August 29, 2018 By CBA-CLE Staff Leave a Comment
The Colorado Court of Appeals issued its opinion in People v. Trejo Lopez on Thursday, August 23, 2018.
Criminal Law—Theft—At-Risk-Adult—Challenge for Cause—Jury—Presumption of Innocence—Sentence Enhancer.
Defendant and the 70-year-old victim had been neighbors in a mobile home park. While visiting the victim in his trailer, defendant asked to use the bathroom, took a gun that was hanging on the bathroom wall and put it into his backpack, and then left the premises. The jury convicted defendant of theft from an at-risk adult under C.R.S. § 18-6.5-103(5).
On appeal, defendant contended that the trial court erred when it denied his challenge for cause to prospective juror H.S. Defense counsel challenged H.S. for cause because she seemed confused about the presumption of innocence and expressed anti-gun views. H.S.'s comments about the presumption of innocence revealed confusion rather than evinced a bias or inability to follow and apply the law, and she was articulate in explaining her views. When she did not respond to the court's final questions, it was reasonable for the court to conclude that she would follow the law. Thus, the trial court did not abuse its discretion in denying defendant's challenge for cause to H.S.
Defendant also contended that the prosecution failed to present sufficient evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that he committed any element or portion of the theft in the presence of the victim. Defendant argued that the theft was completed when he took possession of the gun in the bathroom and outside the presence of the victim. C.R.S. § 18-6.5-103 enhances the penalties for theft when any element or portion of the offense is committed in the presence of an at-risk person, which is any person 70 years of age or older. "Portion of the offense" means conduct taken in furtherance of the crime that occurs in temporal proximity to an element of the offense and is physically close to the victim. Here, immediately after taking possession of the gun, defendant left the bathroom and walked a few feet away from the victim as he left the trailer, and defendant spoke with the victim before leaving with the gun. Therefore, defendant committed a portion of the theft in the victim's presence.
Defendant also argued that the trial court abused its discretion when it rejected his tendered jury instruction on "presence" and declined to issue an alternate instruction defining the term. Providing the jury with defendant's instruction, which required proof of additional elements not found in the charged crime, would have been an inaccurate instruction. The trial court did not abuse its discretion.
Filed Under: Case Law Tagged With: Colorado Court of Appeals, criminal law, elder law, sentence enhancer, sentencing


[b]Colombo, 18 January, (Asiantribune.com):[/b] Sri Lanka Monitoring Mission yesterday informed that it has decided to suspend temporarily its operational activities in Trincomalee. The SLMM runs a district office in Trincomalee and a contact point in Muttur.
"Following the recent escalation of violence in Trincomalee, culminating in the bomb attack against a SLN bus earlier today, the SLMM has decided to suspend operational activities in Trincomalee until further notice, " SLMM said in a press release.
The Press release further added "It is important to underline that the suspension is limited to Trincomalee district only and we plan to resume normal monitoring activities as soon as the situation calms down."
In the meantime SLMM Chief Hagrup Haukland met yesterday S.P.Tamilselvan, Political Division Head of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam at Kilinochchi.


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.class Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService$RestoreParams;
.super Ljava/lang/Object;
.source "BackupManagerService.java"

# annotations
.annotation system Ldalvik/annotation/EnclosingClass;
    value = Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService;
.end annotation

.annotation system Ldalvik/annotation/InnerClass;
    accessFlags = 0x0
    name = "RestoreParams"
.end annotation

# instance fields
.field public dirName:Ljava/lang/String;

.field public filterSet:[Ljava/lang/String;

.field public isSystemRestore:Z

.field public observer:Landroid/app/backup/IRestoreObserver;

.field public pkgInfo:Landroid/content/pm/PackageInfo;

.field public pmToken:I

.field final synthetic this$0:Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService;

.field public token:J

.field public transport:Lcom/android/internal/backup/IBackupTransport;

# direct methods
.method constructor <init>(Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService;Lcom/android/internal/backup/IBackupTransport;Ljava/lang/String;Landroid/app/backup/IRestoreObserver;J)V
    .locals 3
    .param p2, "_transport"    # Lcom/android/internal/backup/IBackupTransport;
    .param p3, "_dirName"    # Ljava/lang/String;
    .param p4, "_obs"    # Landroid/app/backup/IRestoreObserver;
    .param p5, "_token"    # J

    .prologue
    const/4 v1, 0x0

    .line 456
    iput-object p1, p0, Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService$RestoreParams;->this$0:Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService;

    invoke-direct {p0}, Ljava/lang/Object;-><init>()V

    .line 457
    iput-object p2, p0, Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService$RestoreParams;->transport:Lcom/android/internal/backup/IBackupTransport;

    .line 458
    iput-object p3, p0, Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService$RestoreParams;->dirName:Ljava/lang/String;

    .line 459
    iput-object p4, p0, Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService$RestoreParams;->observer:Landroid/app/backup/IRestoreObserver;

    .line 460
    iput-wide p5, p0, Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService$RestoreParams;->token:J

    .line 461
    iput-object v1, p0, Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService$RestoreParams;->pkgInfo:Landroid/content/pm/PackageInfo;

    .line 462
    const/4 v0, 0x0

    iput v0, p0, Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService$RestoreParams;->pmToken:I

    .line 463
    const/4 v0, 0x1

    iput-boolean v0, p0, Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService$RestoreParams;->isSystemRestore:Z

    .line 464
    iput-object v1, p0, Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService$RestoreParams;->filterSet:[Ljava/lang/String;

    .line 465
    return-void
.end method

.method constructor <init>(Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService;Lcom/android/internal/backup/IBackupTransport;Ljava/lang/String;Landroid/app/backup/IRestoreObserver;JLandroid/content/pm/PackageInfo;I)V
    .locals 1
    .param p2, "_transport"    # Lcom/android/internal/backup/IBackupTransport;
    .param p3, "_dirName"    # Ljava/lang/String;
    .param p4, "_obs"    # Landroid/app/backup/IRestoreObserver;
    .param p5, "_token"    # J
    .param p7, "_pkg"    # Landroid/content/pm/PackageInfo;
    .param p8, "_pmToken"    # I

    .prologue
    .line 442
    iput-object p1, p0, Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService$RestoreParams;->this$0:Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService;

    invoke-direct {p0}, Ljava/lang/Object;-><init>()V

    .line 443
    iput-object p2, p0, Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService$RestoreParams;->transport:Lcom/android/internal/backup/IBackupTransport;

    .line 444
    iput-object p3, p0, Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService$RestoreParams;->dirName:Ljava/lang/String;

    .line 445
    iput-object p4, p0, Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService$RestoreParams;->observer:Landroid/app/backup/IRestoreObserver;

    .line 446
    iput-wide p5, p0, Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService$RestoreParams;->token:J

    .line 447
    iput-object p7, p0, Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService$RestoreParams;->pkgInfo:Landroid/content/pm/PackageInfo;

    .line 448
    iput p8, p0, Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService$RestoreParams;->pmToken:I

    .line 449
    const/4 v0, 0x0

    iput-boolean v0, p0, Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService$RestoreParams;->isSystemRestore:Z

    .line 450
    const/4 v0, 0x0

    iput-object v0, p0, Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService$RestoreParams;->filterSet:[Ljava/lang/String;

    .line 451
    return-void
.end method

.method constructor <init>(Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService;Lcom/android/internal/backup/IBackupTransport;Ljava/lang/String;Landroid/app/backup/IRestoreObserver;J[Ljava/lang/String;Z)V
    .locals 1
    .param p2, "_transport"    # Lcom/android/internal/backup/IBackupTransport;
    .param p3, "_dirName"    # Ljava/lang/String;
    .param p4, "_obs"    # Landroid/app/backup/IRestoreObserver;
    .param p5, "_token"    # J
    .param p7, "_filterSet"    # [Ljava/lang/String;
    .param p8, "_isSystemRestore"    # Z

    .prologue
    .line 470
    iput-object p1, p0, Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService$RestoreParams;->this$0:Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService;

    invoke-direct {p0}, Ljava/lang/Object;-><init>()V

    .line 471
    iput-object p2, p0, Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService$RestoreParams;->transport:Lcom/android/internal/backup/IBackupTransport;

    .line 472
    iput-object p3, p0, Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService$RestoreParams;->dirName:Ljava/lang/String;

    .line 473
    iput-object p4, p0, Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService$RestoreParams;->observer:Landroid/app/backup/IRestoreObserver;

    .line 474
    iput-wide p5, p0, Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService$RestoreParams;->token:J

    .line 475
    const/4 v0, 0x0

    iput-object v0, p0, Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService$RestoreParams;->pkgInfo:Landroid/content/pm/PackageInfo;

    .line 476
    const/4 v0, 0x0

    iput v0, p0, Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService$RestoreParams;->pmToken:I

    .line 477
    iput-boolean p8, p0, Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService$RestoreParams;->isSystemRestore:Z

    .line 478
    iput-object p7, p0, Lcom/android/server/backup/BackupManagerService$RestoreParams;->filterSet:[Ljava/lang/String;

    .line 479
    return-void
.end method


Windermere Spring Fest 2015 is Central Florida's only Luxury Lakefront Lifestyle Festival. It will be held April 17th through the 19th at the Pines of Windermere (Camp Down), featuring an action-packed 3-Day lineup of community events. Guests are invited to come check out the latest in luxury toys and join us as we celebrate: Culture, Competition and Compassion. This unique community-building event is organized by the Rotary Club of Windermere with the generous support of key local business and media leaders, with the goal to raise much-needed funds to support our Central Florida charity partners.
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Super Bowl XLII-The Ring
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In the 2007-2008 season, the fans saw the New England Patriots finish the season 16-0 leading to Super Bowl XLII. The Patriots had one of the best teams to play the game. Tom Brady and the Patriots broke many records during the season which included; most passing touchdowns during the season (50), most passing yards (4,806), best passing rating during the season (117.2), most points scored by a team (589) and many more. Brady went on to win the MVP award for the season. And Bill Belichick won the Coach of the Year award.
Super Bowl XLII Game
February 3, 2008, fans saw one of the biggest upsets in Super Bowl history. The New England Patriots took on the New York Giant. The Patriots beat the San Diego Chargers 21-12 in the AFC Championship game, and the Giants took down the Green Bay Packers 23-20 in overtime. With only 10 points scored in the first three quarters, 7 Patriots and 3 Giants, the fourth quarter came down to the wire. The Giants were down 14-10 with less than three minutes remaining in the game. David Tyree made a jumping one-handed catch, holding the football to his helmet while he fell to the ground.
Then, with 35 seconds to go in the game, Eli Manning found his receiver in the end zone. This was the game-winning touchdown. Manning was named MVP after throwing for 255 yards and two touchdowns, with one interception. Michael Strahan then announced his retirement after the game.
This Super Bowl XLII ring is monochromatic and is made from entirely white gold and diamonds. You can see three Lombardi trophies on the face of the ring symbolizing the three victories of the franchise. Each trophy has one large diamond to accent it. On the face, you can all see the words "World Champions" etched into the white gold with the "NY" logo outlined in small diamonds.
On the left shank you can find the score of the game along with the logo of Super Bowl XLII, and the date. For the right shank is the surname of the player the ring was given to with the logo of the NFL and the words "Eleven Straight Wins on the Road."
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