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No. 1256: Why no one is commenting on anything when Jan Aage Torp comes with lies, stupidity and lunge towards me and the Heavenly blog?
Why no one is commenting on anything when Jan Aage Torp comes with lies, stupidity and lunge towards me and the Heavenly blog?
http://the-heavenly-blog.janchristensen.net/2016/06/no-1254-going-with-god-one-always-be-on.html
For me then emerges Jan Aage Torp as a criminal man who reveals himself more and more. He is arrogant and deceived a really fun Apostle and manipulator. But I have a question when he writes again and again against me and the Heavenly blog, why is there not a single commenting it and defend him? You would think that such an apostle had many with him?
It looks like he has not a single man or woman who stands up and says Amen to what he writes?
Image of mockery apostle and the false prophet in January Aage Torp that God's word is an adulterer, fornicator, and live in sin and rebellion to God and man!
A modern Nimrod, who also stood against God in rebellion. He turned things better than God Himself, as is Jan Aage Torp also, then he has failed completely and fallen so far down it is almost possible, this man who also obviously have been doing violence de lux!
This writes Jan Aage Torp about me and the Heavenly blog on his silly blog:
Wellness blogger
Blogger that the 20 January was sentenced in Norwegian law for longstanding harassment against Aina & me aroused justified disgust at vebjørn selbekk, as in editorials expressed that his "characteristics of Pastor Torp is far beyond any decency."
But it disturbs me that -Selbekk still go in defense of the convicted blog's continued harassment by us and others: "It should be very strong reasons for criminalizing religious utterances. They are in our opinion not present in this case. "In my view, day-editor's analysis characterized by the" free speech "has precedence over" the persecution of Christians. " This is an "expression of freedom-fundamentalism" where infringing utterances are given legitimacy by the newspaper's Day.
Here Norwegian right again something to learn -Selbekk and current editor collegium about what is wrong and punishable. The unanimous ruling has received Prosecutor supporting wishing that the appeal be rejected.
The verdict says explicitly:
"The court also believes that the statements as a whole have moved far away from religion and religious criticism, nor taken the form of sjikanøs and harassing person prosecution."
It was our counsel Ann Helen Aarø who used the term "persecution" for blog's invading mention of Aina & me. AARØE description was consistently followed by the prosecutor Dag Paulsen during the trial.
But current chief editor vebjørn selbekk took nothing with him that this persecution through five are "stalking." Because it happens in Norway?
But I cheer still on the newspaper's Day.
Furthermore writes Torp so much nonsense and a lie:
Required case draws to a close!
The 24.september 2014 wrote Aina & I a letter to the Oslo Police which was intended as a police report of a certain blogger for his longstanding harassment against three named ministers that we value, 1) Emanuel Minos, 2) Bjørn-Olav Hansen and 3 ) Jan Hanvold. When I showed up at Majorstuen Police I was informed that we could not report to the police for offenses against others, but it had to be against ourselves. So I went home and wrote again, but this time about his persistent harassment against us since 2011.
During two months took Oslo Police at Hatkrim group on Manglerud Police charges against relevant blogs, and the indictment was sharper than we had dared to hope. The sharp shutter lawyer and head of Hatkrim group, Oda Karterud, had obviously thought carefully the principal sides, and she acted resolutely.
The 20th of January 2016 found the trial in Oslo City Court final place, "Police vs. XX-blogs "and I was summoned as a witness (the victim in the case). Police Jurist Day Paulsen was the prosecutor, and he did the job as short, was to get the blogger sentenced. The blogger had engaged the profiled "Mullah defender» Brynjar Meling. Prosecutor Paulsen was professional and efficient, and steered away from all aspects of the case that could obscure the picture
The verdict fell the day after, but Meling and the condemned would naturally have more hearings, so the sentence was appealed
(End of quote).
Stops here with quotes from the liar, the criminal and mock apostle January Aage Torp. It is then a question, why is there no commenting something son anytime at Jan Aage Torp's blog? No support him, he's finally been busted?
http://the-heavenly-blog.janchristensen.net/2015/05/no-946-looking-forward-to-trial-between.html
http://the-heavenly-blog.janchristensen.net/2015/05/no-951-shall-meet-apostle-jan-aage-torp.html
http://the-heavenly-blog.janchristensen.net/2015/05/no-956-as-manglerud-police-is-totally.html
http://the-heavenly-blog.janchristensen.net/2015/05/no-955-brynjar-meling-appointed-as-my.html
http://the-heavenly-blog.janchristensen.net/2015/05/no-954-pastor-jan-aage-torp-is-caught.html
http://the-heavenly-blog.janchristensen.net/2015/05/no-952-freedom-of-speech-is-that-it.html
http://the-heavenly-blog.janchristensen.net/2015/05/no-953-dagbladet-and-vg-may-write-about.html
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Q: Amount of cores per SM and threads per block in CUDA As NVIDIA GPU evolve the amount of cores per SM changes: in Fermi we have 32 of them, but in Maxwell the number is 128 according to the white papers. So, my questions are following:

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*Is that better to create grids with blocks, containing 128 threads each? Will such code run faster?

*Does the term "warp" remain the same, 32 threads?

*In a presentation called "CUDA overview" by Cliff Woolley I read that each Fermi SM posses 2 warp schedulers which are able to maintain "up to 1536 threads concurrently". How is that possible given that we have 32 cores? He means that up 48 blocks 32 thread each can wait in queue in order to occupy the cores, so its 32*48 = 1536?

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Is that better to create grids with blocks, containing 128 threads each? Will such code run faster?

Optimal block size depends on the problem. It's a idea for your block size to be a multiple of the warp size. Other factors are occupancy considerations, and shared memory usage.

Does the term "warp" remain the same, 32 threads?

So far every architecture specified by NVIDIA has a warp size of 32 threads, though this isn't guaranteed by the programming model.

In a presentation called "CUDA overview" by Cliff Woolley I read that each Fermi SM posses 2 warp schedulers which are able to maintain "up to 1536 threads concurrently". How is that possible given that we have 32 cores? He means that up 48 blocks 32 thread each can wait in queue in order to occupy the cores, so its 32*48 = 1536?

GPUs work through over-subscription. They require more than one thread per core to operate efficiently. The GPU can switch between threads with zero overhead, so by over-subscribing cores you can keep the core busy by issuing an instruction from a different thread to the same core on the next clock cycle.

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El rabequet era un instrument de corda fregada amb un arquet, una caixa de ressonància en forma de nou, pell de pergamí tibada i constava de dues cordes que eren tocades amb un arc molt curt. Més tard, aquesta membrana va ser substituïda per una fullola.

A Catalunya, es feia amb carabassa vinatera, l'anomenada carabassa de rabequet (Curcubita maxima), com a caixa de ressonància. Generalment, s'aguantava amb la barbeta o al pit. N'hi ha variants de dues o tres cordes i antigament es coneixia amb diversos noms: rabena, rabeva, rabeu, rabell, rabec, alduf, violí de carbassa, etc.

És un instrument d'origen àrab (rabäb) i fou introduït amb les primeres invasions islàmiques del . Actualment, és encara l'instrument principal de les actuals orquestres àrabs de Tunísia, Marroc i Algèria. Va ser l'instrument preferit dels joglars i músics ambulants de l'edat mitjana, fins que al  esdevé l'instrument que avui coneixem per violí.

Abans era costum, molt estès a Catalunya, que els pastors baixessin de la muntanya, pels volts de Nadal, i anessin per les cases fent saber a la gent la naixença de Jesucrist, tot cantant alegres nadales i acompanyant-se d'instruments rudimentaris, molt casolans, com el rabequet i la simbomba.

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'Dad, we have been hijacked and they took my baby away'
Little girl killed during shootout after Durban hijacking
Jeff Wicks
The image of Sadia Sukhraj – lifeless and bloodied on a hospital gurney – will forever be seared into the mind of her grandfather, Prem.
The nine-year-old had been with her father, Shailendra, on a school run on Monday when he was pulled from the car while in the driveway of a Shallcross home in Durban by three men, who then sped off with Sadia.
"The hijackers drove away with the nine-year-old child. The hijacked vehicle was pursued by the child's father' and then there was a shooting' so we don't know exactly how the child got shot and by whom'" Chatsworth community policing forum chairperson Jakes Singh said.
Grandfather Prem, a 65-year-old pastor, recounting the family tragedy, said he received a chilling call from his son, also a pastor.
"He just said: 'Dad, we have been hijacked and they took my baby away'," he said.
He would only realise later that his granddaughter had died from a single gunshot wound in a nearby hospital, her final moments likely a flurry of panic and pain.
"I saw her there and that is an image that will never leave me … I don't think it will," Prem Sukhraj said, tears welling in his eyes.The hijackers hit a truck and lost control of the vehicle in a nearby park. One of the men was arrested by an off-duty police officer as he fled the scene; another died near the vehicle and a third man remains at large.The injured girl, found lying in the car, is understood to have been rushed to the hospital where she later died.
As relatives streamed into the hospital' hysterical cries of anguish reverberated through the accident and emergency unit.
A distraught man collapsed into the arms of another as he sobbed, moments after Sadia had been declared dead.
"I had lost my son 16 years ago and when she was born she took his place in a way. She really was the star in all of our lives," her grandfather added.
"She was a bubbly child and she was a backup singer in church. She was so cheerful and everyone loved her and she really loved the Lord."Sukhraj said the hijackers were responsible for ending his granddaughter's life.
"These guys have taken a child's life away and that is what is most sad. We are law-abiding citizens and we are good people and they have done this to us. It's not fair,' he said.Police spokesperson Captain Nqobile Gwala said the investigation into the hijacking and shooting remained at a sensitive stage.
She could not reveal who had shot at the car, saying it was still being probed. She would not comment on reports that an off-duty policeman fired shots at the hijacked car.
She said a wide-scale search for the suspect who remains at large had begun in earnest, and that dockets of murder and hijacking had been registered from investigation.
Meanwhile, Petros Ngubane, the driver of the truck into which the hijackers crashed, said he had been looking for an address when a speeding car collided into his truck.
"It was a silver-grey car and then it hit my truck on the side. I then alighted to see the damage caused on the truck. While I was standing there, the car sped off and came around again [as the road was a cul de sac] and it parked behind the truck.
"When I went them to ask if they saw the damage they caused on the truck, they tried to run me over and hit me on the leg."Ngubane said they tried to drive off but the driver realised they couldn't as a crowd was approaching and he fled. He said he didn't realise that the girl was in the car at the time.
Shallcross community police forum chairperson Mahendra Lillkan said the incident was the first hijacking in the area in recent months.
"The community is shocked and saddened by this incident. We just don't know what to say. General housebreakings have been continuing but hijackings seemed to be under control. We are surprised by what happened this morning'" he said.
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Act Now Organizes World's Longest Environment Online Event, Peace Is Green – Every Act Matters
Business Wire India On the occasion of World Environment Day and launch of "Decade of Restoration" by United Nations Environment Programme, Act Now, an Indian NGO, working for environmental awareness and climate action, organized a unique 24-hour event, "Peace Is Green-Every Act Matters", the longest environment online event in the world.
Tim Christophersen, Head, United Nations Environment Programme, Climate Branch inaugurated the event, along with Dr Bishwajit Saha, Director of Central Board of Secondary Education, Govt of India. "It is no longer enough just to protect what we have, we have to go beyond that and restore, not only to halt the loss of biodiversity, but also to meet the Paris Agreement 's climate targets," Tim said. Founder of Act Now, Rajiv K Shrivastava, informed that Act Now is proactively working hand-in-hand with UNEP in the movement called #GenerationRestoration towards the goal of ecosystem restoration. "For us sustainable development means environmental, economic, social and cultural well-being for today and tomorrow," he said. Act Now launched a magazine on this occasion to highlight climate actions by individuals and organizations. JK Singh, host, expressed the hope that increased participation of youth in climate action will have a decisive impact.
Apart from experts from wildlife, forest, mountain, coastal and blue economy, environmental and climate activists, youth voices, educators, students, the thinkers and the doers, from over 70 countries joined the event. Speakers included Nigel Topping, UN COP26 High Level Climate Champion, Peter Hillary, mountaineer and son of legendary Edmund Hillary, Niall Maccan, National Geographic Explorer, Dr Ash Pachaury, Co-Founder, The POP Movement, and son of Nobel peace prize winner Dr Rajendra Pachaury, Bittu Sahgal, Founder, Sanctuary Asia magazine, Mika Vanhanen, Founder, Environment Online, youth activist, Ridhima Pandey, Misimi Isimi, Felix Finkbeiner, Padmashree Dancer, Pratibha Prahlad, Lindsey Coffey, Miss Earth 2020, Nicole Faria, Miss Earth 2010, Jordan Sanchez, Poetess and voice behind UNEP launch video, #Reimagine #Restore #Recreate, and Sirpa Pietikäinen, Member of European Parliament.
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Greece to buy MQ-9B UAV: A reply to Turkey growing aggression
July 8, 2022 - by [email protected] - Leave a Comment
According to information published by Navy Recognition on July 6, 2022, the Greek parliament has approved new arms programs, one of which is the $400 million acquisition of the Sea Guardian MQ-9B Unmanned aerial vehicle.
MQ-9B Sea Guardian is the maritime-focused sibling of the revolutionary SkyGuardian remotely piloted aircraft system (RPAS) that has been missionized using "bolt-on/bolt-off" maritime sensors.
In addition to its Lynx Multi-Mode Radar, advanced electro-optical/infrared sensor, automatic takeoff and landing capability, and the same impressive 79 ft (24m) wingspan as SkyGuardian, Sea Guardian includes a centerline wide-area maritime radar mission kit, and automatic identification system.
Sea Guardian integrates the most advanced maritime intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) capabilities and is the first RPAS in its class to enable real-time search and patrol above and below the ocean's surface.
The MQ-9B Sea guardian has a length of 11.7 meters and wingspans of 24 meters with a maximum gross take-off weight of 5,670 kg and a fuel capacity of 2,721 kg.
It can carry 363 kg of payloads in the fuselage and 1,814 kg of payloads externally. It can fly at a maximum speed of 210 knots with a maximum range of 5,000 NMI at a maximum altitude of 40,000 MSL.
The Remotely Piloted Aircraft System is equipped with precision-guided munitions, Paveway IV laser-guided bomb, and Brimstone 2 air-to-surface missiles.
Rise tension between Turkey and Greece
Greece's armed forces are on high alert in the Eastern Aegean Sea as tensions escalate with Turkey. Officials have been responding to what they say are mounting provocations by Turkey's leadership.
Senior Greek Defense Ministry sources say the military intelligence they have gathered point to the prospect of so-called hybrid threats that Greece may face from its neighbor Turkey as the two NATO allies compete for oil and gas drilling rights in contested parts of the Aegean and Mediterranean seas.
The points of friction between the two countries are many.
A crisis, the sources say, may also spring from a sudden surge in refugee flows from Turkey, or from unexpected wildfires in remote locations or islands in the Aegean Sea that Turkey wants to see demilitarized.
Some security analysts say that while Turkey's recent actions – including the bellicose remarks of its leader – are serious, an armed conflict is unlikely. Retired General Leonidas Tzoumis said both countries stand to lose from a military confrontation, but he warned that Turkish actions may lead to a miscalculation. That prospect, he said, requires heightened vigilance by Greece's armed forces.
Tzoumis said Greece is facing what he calls a classic Turkish game of controlled escalation, one of repeated provocations that can trigger a serious enough incident that would eventually force Greece to negotiate matters like the Aegean Sea dispute and territorial rights that Greece has been refusing to discuss because – the analyst said – it does not want to cede an inch.
Greece and Turkey have been at odds for decades over rights to the Aegean and eastern Mediterranean. They are also locked in a fierce arms race that has them spending among the highest amounts in defense compared to other NATO member states.
Turkey has the second-largest army in the NATO alliance.
U.S. reluctance is blocking Ankara from obtaining a fresh batch of American-made F-16 fighter jets it needs to crush Kurdish separatists in its north. Some officials in the United States and western Europe have voiced concerns that a rearmed Turkey could pose a threat to Greece and others in the region.
Last week, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said he was cutting off all contact with Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis because of an address the Greek leader made to the U.S. Congress, urging it to keep blocking the sale.
Mitsotakis also sealed a deal for F-35 fighter jets, dashing hopes of a détente in relations with Turkey, despite a March meeting with Erdogan in which the two men agreed to avoid "provocations" as the war in Ukraine rages.
Turkey has since carried out what Greek officials say is an unprecedented surge in violations of Greek airspace. Refugee flows are spiking again. Turkey has recently sent out an exploratory vessel to the Aegean. This week, Ankara openly contested Greek sovereignty over 23 islands, many of them populated and some of them tourist destinations favored by Americans and Europeans.
Mitsotakis warns that any serious threat from Turkey will not go unanswered. In a bid to rally European support, he has been meeting key European leaders, presenting them with the worrying intelligence report and a list of what Greece considers Turkish provocations.
In remarks Tuesday at a news conference, Mitsotakis said he was – in his words – not interested in psychoanalyzing Turkey's behavior, nor would he engage in what he called 'this play of bellicose remarks.' But Mitsotakis told reporters provocations will not and should not be tolerated, especially from a country that says it wants to join the European Union.
Mitsotakis said he would push his EU counterparts to issue a strong protest against Turkey when they meet at a summit in late June.
Until then, military officials warn, Greece's armed forces will continue to remain on alert.
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Today bulk emails are expected to be personalized by default. It goes for any email type – from corporate newsletters to mass marketing campaigns. For any method – from standard mail merge with MS Word to sophisticated SendGrid or Mailchimp. Often the only common thing is keeping a list or recipients in Excel. So, can you send bulk personalized emails without Word or additional software?
Connect to any of your emails via SMTP – Gmail, Hotmail, Outlook, etc.
Say, your company plans to hold an event and you need to send out email invitations to some 50-60 partners. To avoid spammy look, you want each partner to receive a personalized email addressing them by name. Besides, you don't want to accidentally disclose contacts of all of your partners in the 'TO' field – so each email should be addressed only to one partner. XLTools Mail Merge helps you do exactly that, saving your hours of work.
Use this add-in, if you are used to keeping your contact lists in Excel. All is done directly in Excel interface – no need to switch back and forth between email, Excel, Word and attachment files.
Use Mail Merge to send bulk emails from any email accounts you have: Outlook, Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo, ISPs, web hosting providers, SMTP relay services like SendGrid or MailChimp, etc.
Mail Merge for work emails: send out invitations to partners, invoice reminders to clients, presentations to colleagues, progress reports to students, etc.
Mail Merge for private emails: send a travel itinerary to friends and family, an agenda to parent committee members, etc.
Mail Merge for marketing emails: send newsletters to subscribers, special offers to customers, promo campaigns to blog readers, etc.
Note, that XLTools Mail Merge is not a email service provider – it's an Excel productivity add-in. While XLTools does not set a sending limit, your email provider most certainly does, as well as violation penalties.
Connect Mail Merge to your email account.
Create a list of recipients in an Excel table.
Create an email template, add placeholders for personalized data.
Click 'Send' – and send out bulk personalized emails without leaving Excel interface!
The Mail Merge add-in cannot in any way effect spam filters of any email. Ultimately, you сannot predict whether your recipient's mailbox labels (or not) your email as spam. Each email provider has its own spam filtering algorithms.
Connect Mail Merge in Excel to your email account via SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol for email transmission). It works for almost any email account: private or corporate Outlook, Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo, ISPs, web hosting providers, SMTP relay services, etc.
Click the 'Settings' button on the XLTools tab > Open 'Mail Merge (SMTP)' tab.
'Sender email' – your email address, which will be used for sending bulk emails.
'SMPT Server' and 'Port' populate automatically; otherwise contact your system administrator.
'From Name' – your name, or company name, or any other name as you want it to display in recipients' mailboxes.
'User Name' and 'Password' – connect to your email account.
Check the box 'Use SSL/TLS' if necessary. Cryptographic protocols SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) and TLS (Transport Layer Security) create a secure link between your email server and your computer.
To test the connection with this email account, click the "Send Test Email…" button. A test message will be sent immediately.
Excel table is a convenient way to store your contacts. Each row of the table stands for one recipient. Each column represents a personalized field, such as Email, Title, First Name, etc. This Excel table serves as a data source for the Mail Merge add-in. Data in these personalized fields will later replace the respective placeholders in your generic email template.
Click the 'Create Mailing List' button on XLTools tab.
Check boxes for columns you want to create, e.g. First Name, Last Name.
Note: 'Email' column is included by default.
Check 'Attachment' boxes, if you want to attach files.
Choose whether to place the mailing list on a new or an existing worksheet.
Fill the table with your data. If necessary, manually add more columns for other personalized fields, e.g. RegID. The number of columns is not limited.
Open your contact list in Excel.
Select the range > Click 'Format as a Table' on the 'Home' tab > Apply any suitable table style.
Name the columns, e.g. Email, First Name, Last Name, RegID, Attachment, etc.
You can send 1 or 2 files to each recipient of your bulk email. You can attach any file format: PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, JPEG, etc. Consider the attachment size limitations set by your email provider. Normally, the size of messages with attachments cannot exceed 10-20 MB.
To send one file: add one column, e.g. 'Attachment 1'.
To send two files: add two columns, e.g. 'Attachment 1' and 'Attachment 2'.
Specify the file path on your computer, e.g. C:\Documents\Seminar-Agenda.pdf.
To send one and the same file to all recipients: copy the file path into all cells in the attachments column.
To send different files to different recipients: specify file paths for each recipient individually.
To send no attachments to some recipients: leave the respective cells blank.
The specified files will be attached to messages in your bulk email. Next, proceed to creating an email template.
Email template is a generic impersonal email message. Utilization of placeholders in a template allows you to automatically personalize each message: the Mail Merge add-in will pull data from your Excel contact list and replace these placeholders with specific data for each recipient. E.g. it will replace a generic placeholder [Name] with the actual name of the recipient "John".
Click the 'Send Emails' button on XLTools tab > A dialogue box will appear.
Specify the range of your mailing list including headers.
E.g. select the 'Email' field.
E.g. select the 'Attachment 1' and 'Attachment 2' fields.
E.g. type 'Seminar Participation Confirmation'.
Type a message. If necessary, you can use a set of text formatting tools: font, color, alignment, insert link, insert image, etc.
Or, click the 'Load HTML from File' button, if you want to use your existing HTML template.
Please note: after you click 'Send' and until all emails are sent, it is impossible to make changes to your recipients list or your email template. We recommend testing your template first. E.g. create an test list of recipients which includes only your own email addresses – and send the email to yourself. Check that all placeholders are replaced with personalized data properly, check for errors or typos in the email subject and message. Make sure your email has a professional look.
Messages are sent one after another, directly from Excel interface.
Email status (either 'Sent', or an error indication) will appear in the last column of your mailing list.
Find sent messages in your 'Outgoing' or 'Sent' emails.
Note: email delivery status is not tracked.
Each person in your Excel mailing list receives a personalized email.
Each message is sent individually – a recipient will not see other emails of other recipients.
All placeholders are accurately replaced with data for each specific recipient.
Specified files are automatically attached to the email.
XLTools Mail Merge is not a email service provider and does not limit the number of sent email messages. Bulk emails are sent from your email account.
Please note: each email provider has own policies on outgoing email quotas, attachment size and mailbox size. Exceeding the sending limit may lead to lockdown, blacklisting, additional costs or other penalties. Please contact your email provider to find out your SMTP email sending limit.
Free email accounts are intended for private communications and are not built for mass emails. E.g., Gmail and Hotmail have about 50-100 messages/day limit.
Corporate email or your own SMTP-servers permit much higher number of outgoing email.
Specialized mass email services, e.g. SendGrid or MailChimp, offer thousands messages per month depending on a subscription plan.
When I try to send mail, I get a message saying I'm about to send 0 mail.
I have added the email address in email column but still get such error message.
Hi Kumaran, we'll need to see the screenshots and your mailing settings to find out what causes the error. I have sent you an email.
You can send different attachment to different emails – just specify the path the the files. If you attach a password protected document, the recipient of the email will need to know the password to open the file. But you cannot set or change passwords to the attachments with Mail Merge – you have to set protection to the files separately.
Yes, you can do that. But note, that manager1 will get two emails: for employee1 and employee2. I have emailed you the details.
Sorry for the delay with the answer. Yes, it will be possible in the new version of XLTools which we are going to release really soon.
Good afternoon and congratulations for the free application that works perfectly.
I would be interested in the mail merge and I wonder if it is possible to insert an attachment to the email.


Nothing could have been a better start to a new year. Reliving some magical mornings of Corbett… the music of a Himalayan river with sparkling waters cascading down the white stones which slowly get lit as the sun peeps from the horizon and fumes of mist mingles with the first rays of the sun to create a seraphic landscape which has been forever embedded in my memory for more than a decade.
Over the years, while photographing this splendour a variety of subjects came and added a flavour to the glowing ambers of the Ramganga on a daily basis. Days normally start with redstarts, storks, greenshank and slowly graduates to a pied kingfisher and finally on one of the days a crested kingfisher takes over the misty throne of the Ramganga. However that particular morning of January 2017 was steaming with a thick layer of mist which made the light softer than usual. As I was waiting for my routine kingfishers, a group of smooth coated otters distracted me on the opposite direction as I observed their morning chores while they merrily swam braving strong river tides in search of a meal. For quite some time, I avoided the distraction but the otter antics were hard to resist and for a change I prioritised subjects over light and changed the direction of the camera. As soon as I looked through the viewfinder of my camera, behind my back, a ghostly figure royally stood on the smoking orange stones of the river. The subject was 200 times the size of the expected kingfisher and as soon as I looked back, we both stared at each other in shock.
At the blink of an eye the ruler of the Ramganga – a huge male tiger – traced back and ran back towards the bushes from where it was making up its mind to cross the glowing river. Some photographic opportunities remain edged to your memory even when you miss them. The frame was blank but the memory of the soul of the river in that dramatic set-up will remain forever.
For the records, here are few images from the year-opening photo tour to Corbett National Park.


GAME, the UK's leading video games retailer, has announced a tongue-in-cheek (we hope) fashion accessory for the Nintendo Switch – the Switch Suit. A reversible onesie, the Switch Suit is meant to do away with ridiculous time-stealing responsibilities such as getting dressed for the world.
The "Switch Suit" is exclusively available within the Nintendo Switch campaign on the GAME App from March 3rd – the date of the Nintendo Switch console launch. This is a limited edition item, so get it while the getting's good – or really don't get it, please.


What I like about blogging is that I can be as subjective as I like, and this blog is going to be very subjective, so if you're a big fan of privatisation you had best not read on. There are many political reasons both for and against privatisation but, I'm not going to be talking about them (especially the reasons for). What I want this blog to convey is how great the NHS is and why it should remain in the public sector.


Anderson Knight are recruiting for a Management Accountant to join a large finance team based in Stirling. Our client is a very successful multi-national organisation that is searching for a hands on accountant who can add value to the wider business. The main purpose of the role is to provide financial support to Managers and Directors for a designated region within the business. Strong communication skills are required in order to illustrate key financial points to non-finance individuals. The main responsibilities the Management Accountant position entails are: Primary financial contact for all managers and their direct reports in the designated region Attend and present financial information to Management at Regional meetings Directly manage the assistant Management Accountant Prepare monthly management accounts Develop and maintain the financial procedures The ideal candidate will possess the following: Fully Qualified Accountant (CA/ACCA/CIMA) Excellent communication and interpersonal skills Ability to meet tight financial deadlines Excellent problem solving skills Sound knowledge of excel including pivot tables In return you will be rewarded with a highly competitive basic salary and rewarding bonus package. This is an excellent opportunity to join a large finance team where there will be career opportunities if you can add value to the organisation. To apply, please submit your CV confidentially below.


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Kathy Kelly article on Ben Salmon
Kathy Kelly, co-coordinator of Voices for Creative Nonviolence, http://vcnv.org, attended the prayer vigil that was held at Ben Salmon's grave on June 20, 2017 and posted the following description of the event at www.huffingtonpost.com on July 10, 2017 and also on the vcnv.org site at http://vcnv.org/2017/07/10/aint-no-such-thing-as-a-just-war-ben-salmon-wwi-resister/
"Ain't No Such Thing as A Just War" – Ben Salmon, WWI resister
Several days a week, Laurie Hasbrook arrives at the Voices office here in Chicago. She often takes off her bicycle helmet, unpins her pant leg, settles into an office chair and then leans back to give us an update on family and neighborhood news. Laurie's two youngest sons are teenagers, and because they are black teenagers in Chicago they are at risk of being assaulted and killed simply for being young black men. Laurie has deep empathy for families trapped in war zones. She also firmly believes in silencing all guns.
Lately, we've been learning about the extraordinary determination shown by Ben Salmon, a conscientious objector during World War I who went to prison rather than enlist in the U.S. military. Salmon is buried in an unmarked grave in Mount Carmel Cemetery, on the outskirts of Chicago.
In June, 2017, a small group organized by "Friends of Franz and Ben" gathered at Salmon's gravesite to commemorate his life.
Mark Scibilla Carver and Jack Gilroy had driven to Chicago from Upstate NY, carrying with them a life size icon bearing an image of Salmon, standing alone in what appeared to be desert sands, wearing a prison-issue uniform that bore his official prison number. Next to the icon was a tall, bare, wooden cross. Rev. Bernie Survil, who organized the vigil at Salmon's grave, implanted a vigil candle in the ground next to the icon. Salmon's grand-niece had come from Moab, Utah, to represent the Salmon family. Facing our group, she said that her family deeply admired Salmon's refusal to cooperate with war. She acknowledged that he had been imprisoned, threatened with execution, sent for a psychiatric evaluation, sentenced to 25 years in prison, a sentence which was eventually commuted, and unable to return to his home in Denver for fear of being killed by antagonists. Charlotte Mates expressed her own determination to try and follow in his footsteps, believing we all have a personal responsibility not to cooperate with wars.
Bernie Survil invited anyone in the circle to step forward with a reflection. Mike Bremer, a carpenter who has spent three months in prison for conscientious objection to nuclear weapons, pulled a folded piece of paper out of his pocket and stepped forward to read from an article by Rev. John Dear, written several years ago, in which Dear notes that Ben Salmon made his brave stance before the world had ever heard of Nelson Mandela, Martin Luther King, or Mohandas Gandhi. There was no Catholic Worker, no Pax Christi, and no War Resisters League to support him. He acted alone, and yet he remains connected to a vast network of people who recognize his courage and will continue telling his story to future generations.
Had his wisdom and that of numerous war resisters in the U.S. prevailed, the U.S. would not have entered W.W. I. The author of War Against War, Michael Kazin, conjectures about how W.W. I would have ended if the U.S. had not intervened. "The carnage might have continued for another year or two," Kazin writes, "until citizens in the warring nations, who were already protesting the endless sacrifices required, forced their leaders to reach a settlement. If the Allies, led by France and Britain, had not won a total victory, there would have been no punitive peace treaty like that completed at Versailles, no stab-in-the back allegations by resentful Germans, and thus no rise, much less triumph, of Hitler and the Nazis. The next world war, with its 50 million deaths, would probably not have occurred."
But the U.S. did enter WWI, and since that time each U.S. war has caused a rise in taxpayer contributions to maintain the MIC, the Military-Industrial complex, with its vise-like grip on educating the U.S. public and marketing U.S. wars. Spending for militarism trumps social spending. Here in Chicago, where the number of people killed by gun violence is the highest in the nation, the U.S. military runs ROTC classes enrolling 9,000 youngsters in Chicago public schools. Imagine if equivalent energies were devoted to promoting means and methods of nonviolence, along with ways to end the war against the environment and creation of "green" jobs among Chicago's youngest generations.
If we could share Laurie's revulsion in the face of weapons and inequality, imagine the possible results. We would never tolerate U.S. shipment of weapons to opulent Saudi royals who use their newly purchased laser guided munitions and Patriot missiles to devastate the infrastructure and civilians of Yemen. On the brink of famine and afflicted by an alarming spread of cholera, Yemenis also endure Saudi airstrikes that have wrecked roadways, hospitals and crucial sewage and sanitation infrastructure. 20 million people (in regions long plagued by U.S. gamesmanship), would not be expected to die this year from conflict-driven famine, in near-total media silence. Just four countries, Somaliland, Southern Sudan, Nigeria and Yemen are set to lose fully one third as many people as died in the entirety of the Second World War. None of that would be a normal occurrence in our world. Instead, perhaps religious leaders would vigorously remind us about Ben Salmon's sacrifice; rather than attend the annual Air and Water show, (a theatrical display of U.S. military might which turns out a million "fans"), Chicagoans would make pilgrimages to the cemetery where Ben is buried. At this point, Mount Carmel cemetery is known for being the burial place of Al Capone.
The small group at the gravesite included a woman from Code Pink, a newly ordained Jesuit priest, several Catholic Workers, several couples who were formerly Catholic religious and have never stopped ministering to others and advocating for social justice, five people who've served many months in prison for their conscientious objection to war, and three Chicago area business professionals. We look forward to gatherings, in Chicago and elsewhere, of people who will take up the organizing call of those who celebrated, on July 7th, when representatives of 122 countries negotiated and passed a U.N. ban on nuclear weapons. This event happened while warlords wielding hideous weapons dominated the G20 gathering in Hamburg, Germany.
Laurie envisions building creative, peaceful connections between Chicago youngsters and their counterparts in Afghanistan, Yemen, Gaza, Iraq, and other lands. Ben Salmon guides our endeavors. We hope to again visit Salmon's gravesite on Armistice Day, November 11, when our friends plan to set up a small marker bearing this inscription:
"There is no such thing as a just war."
Ben J. Salmon
Oct. 15, 1888 – Feb. 15, 1932


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The North West Art School Record Machine
John Beck (Curator/Producer), Matthew Cornford (Curator/Producer)
The grand nineteenth century art school buildings of the North West were intended to train workers for local industry, but after the Second World War they also served to incubate the generations of musicians and designers responsible for transforming British popular culture. The art school became, among other things, a record machine.
This exhibition, part of the Design Manchester DM19 Festival, celebrates the art schools of the North West and the records that emerged from them. Art schools often called attention to themselves by displaying on the outside, through inscriptions, friezes, or stained glass windows, what was going on inside. As part of their ongoing survey of British art school buildings, John Beck and Matthew Cornford present here a series of images of North West art schools that focus on the overlooked details that mark the buildings as sites of creative activity. Alongside Bury's art school building in Broad Street, institutions in Manchester, Rochdale, Lancaster, Northwich, Ashton-under-Lyne and other towns are included.
The North West Art School Record Machine has been developed from Beck and Cornford's exhibition, The Art Schools of North West England, shown at Bluecoat in Liverpool, 2018-19. For this new exhibition, Bluecoat's Artistic Director Bryan Biggs has gathered an astonishing range of over 100 record sleeves, produced by designers and musicians who all, in one capacity or another, emerged from the art schools of the North West. Their graphic art gives visual form to what lies within the sleeves - from Merseybeat to prog rock, punk to indie and dance.
The North West Art School Record Machine - Bury Art Museum & Sculpture Centre, Bury, United Kingdom
Duration: 12 Oct 2019 → 25 Jan 2020
https://designmcr.com/events/the-north-west-art-school-record-machine
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M.Cornford@brighton.ac.uk
School of Art and Media - Professor of Fine Art
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Some major console changes were checked in. I'm investigating these problems right now. While we've seen this error message before, it's never been under these circumstances (previously, it was because xenconsoled wasn't running, here it seems to be a new race condition).


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Jim Standen
Full name: James Alfred Standen
Born: 30th May 1935, Edmonton, Middlesex, England
Other Sports: Played soccer for Luton Town, Arsenal, West Ham United, Millwall, Portsmouth; FA Cup winner with West Ham United in 1964 and UEFA Cup Winners' Cup in 1965
Teams: Worcestershire (Main FC: 1959-1970);
Worcestershire (Main ListA: 1963-1970);
Hertfordshire (Minor Counties Championship: 1956-1973);
Worcestershire Second XI cap: 1960
Worcestershire cap: 1962
Worcestershire 133 174 28 2092 92* 14.32 0 2 83
Worcestershire 19599 811 7934 313 7-30 25.34 13 0 62.61 2.42
List A Career Batting and Fielding (1963-1972)
Overall 27 23 6 217 31 12.76 0 0 17
List A Career Bowling (1963-1972)
Hertfordshire 20 28 3 381 56 15.24 0 1 16
Hertfordshire 2396 156 848 33 4-31 25.69 0 0 72.60 2.12


No words sufficient enough to dull the pain, no vocabulary dense enough to convey our outrage and disgust over a senseless tragedy, and no platitudes capable of taking away the very real, and raw sting of loss. This doesn't stop some of us from offering the same old lines, especially christians… right?
If you've ever been on the receiving end of these sayings, let me ask you… how loud did you want to scream? I know when I've lost a job I don't want to hear about windows being opened… who climbs out the window? Someone whose house is on fire that's who! Or when I've lost loved ones, it is no consolation (in the moment) to hear about heaven gaining another angel, in that moment I need to be selfish and grieve over the loss of them right here and now. The loss of hand holds, hugs, kisses and laughter.
And about that whole giving me more than I can handle… obviously its not more than I can handle, I'm still alive. But could you take some of it on for me? Could you watch my kids, wash my dishes, buy some groceries so I don't have to handle so much? And right now I don't want to be stronger, I want to be asleep, can these trials make some extra time for me to sleep them off because that'd be great.
"I love you, I'm here, tell me what you need".
Maybe it wouldn't make us feel as good, because we wouldn't have said the right words at the right time, but we would be there, and in the end, do you remember what people said to you in the worst time of your life, or do you remember the people who sat there, held you while you wailed, screamed, cried and lashed out at God and everybody, but continued to love you anyway?
Maybe its time to start using less words, and begin giving up more time to be present with one another.


It took me a long time to invest in yoga props. Other than my yoga mat, I didn't have any other props. I kept telling myself that I didn't need them. A mat is all you need, right? While that may be true, they definitely add a lot to a yoga practice. The best prop I bought was a bolster. Yes, you do need to spend a little money. But, trust me the yoga bolster pillow poses below will make it worth it.
Since most of these poses are lying on your back, this sequence should not be done during pregnancy.
There are some experts that believe you shouldn't do the poses with elevated hips during your period.
If you have a serious eye problem, avoid this practice.
If you suffer from serious back or neck problems, only do this practice under the supervision of an experienced teacher.
As aways, consult your doctor before beginning any new physical practice.
You will need a wall and a yoga bolster pillow (yoga mat is optional) for this practice. If you don't already have one, I would highly recommend getting a Bean Products Bolster.
This sequence will relax you and would be great to do before bed. Hold each pose for 3-5 minutes.
Start in child's pose with the bolster supporting your stomach, chest, and head. Turn your head to face the other side half way through your time in this pose.
2. In this supported twist, you can have your leg bent or straight. Your head can rest on either side.
3. Start in bound angle pose and then lay back on your bolster. The bolster should be touching your lower back before you lay back.
4. During supported bridge resting your hands on your stomach and feeling your breath rise and fall gives an extra calming effect.
5. Laying supported figure four is great for your low back, hips, and glutes.
6. Supported inverted bound angle pose is a great hip opener.
7. This supported laying wide-legged pose may not be comfortable for you. If it is not comfortable, enter the pose, but then bend your knees and place the bottoms of your feet on the wall.
8. Supported legs up the wall is often a favorite. If you tend to hyperextend your knees, you may want to bend your legs and place the bottoms of your feet on the wall in this pose.
9. End your practice by laying in supported savasana for 10 or more minutes. When you are finished with your savasana begin by making small movements in your body. Wiggle your fingers and toes and deepen your breath. Then roll onto either side, pausing there for three deep breaths before coming up to a comfortable seated pose. Spend a couple of minutes watching your breath, take a moment to give gratitude for your practice and then blink your eyes open.
When I finally realized what I was missing out on by not having a bolster, I started researching to find the best one. Many of the comments from people who had purchased a bolster talked about their bolster being lumpy, brick-like, or worst of all chemical smelling. I have a very sensitive nose and knew that I couldn't enjoy using a bolster if it smelled. Yuck.
So, my search for the perfect bolster continued. Every bolster had at least some reviews that commented on the gross smell. I almost gave up and ordered one with the least amount of "smelly" reviews.
Fortunately, I found the Bean Products Bolster right before I settled for a smelly product. There was not one person who commented about a bad smell. In fact, many people commented on the lack of smell. Not only that, but there were many reviews talking about the nice firmness and there was no mention of lumpiness.
There are several colors available, as well as many that are made from organic cotton. Many are Amazon Prime. I ordered the navy color (not the organic one) with the rectangular shape.
Because I ordered with Prime, the bolster came just two days later. I am happy to say that it came straight out of the box without any smell!
There were cheaper options, but I am so glad that I didn't settle. Now I have a bolster that I actually enjoy using. This isn't something that is going to wear out quickly. A bolster could probably last you 20+ years of yoga practice. So in my opinion, you might as well do it right the first time. Otherwise, you are going to have to replace it in the near future and spend even more money.
There are so many poses you can do with a bolster! Most of them are restorative, which has become my favorite type of yoga. In fact, it's hard to have a good restorative session without one.
If you are interested in Restorative Yoga, you may also enjoy Yin Yoga. Yin Restorative Yoga: What is the Difference will help you understand the important differences between these two great types of yoga.
Are there any yoga poses that you use a bolster for that I didn't mention? Share below in the comments!


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Interview: Richard Gray, chief executive, Scotgold
Silence is golden in the Loch Lomond hills
Terry Murden, Editor | March 6, 2015
In one of the most beautiful landscapes in Scotland, a mecca for tourists and a resting place for those who enjoy the quiet life, something is stirring below ground.
Geologists and engineers have been burrowing into the land in search of riches. Deep in the rocks around Loch Lomond there is gold and it's worth £15 million a year to the company keen to extract it.
Scotgold Resources, an Australian listed company, has taken up residence on the bonny banks and is expected to begin building its Cononish mining complex at Tyndrum at the end of the year.
The company, which came perilously close to pulling out in 2013 after hitting financial difficulties, has employed new 3D technology to gain a better assessment of the mine's potential.
It has shown that there is three times more gold than first thought and this has helped remove doubts by the banks who are now expected to join equity investors in backing Scotgold's plans with £20 million of new funds. The firm has been sensitive to its development, which is not only situated in an area of natural beauty, it also happens to be in the heart of the Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park.
"The locals have generally been supportive," says Richard Gray, chief executive (pictured), "they need jobs here like anywhere else." The Cononish mine has created 60 jobs.
Gray insists the mine will not be visually intrusive; indeed it will be no more a blot on the landscape than a farm, and much of what goes on will be underground. As a result, the company has secured permission to increase daily operations from 16 hours to 24 hours a day, six days a week. This will reduce costs.
There is also a new board. Sandy Littlejohn was forced to resign following a brief stint as chairman after being unable to underwrite £300,000 of last year's £2.5 million rights issue. Philip Jackson has stepped in temporarily, and is currently one of two Australian directors required by the Australian listing authorities. The company hopes to find a permanent chairman in Scotland "soon" and is likely to turn to those within its network. It is not known if Mr Jackson is on the short list. It can also be revealed that Willie McLucas, the former boss of Waverley Mining, is an investor.
Scotgold used the proceeds of the share issue to pay off a £1.2m loan and also expects to place new shares to fill the £300,000 shortfall. Because of a rise in the share price, it may raise more money than first planned.
Chris Sangster, the founder and previous chief executive, stood down last year but has stayed on to look after the technical side of the project. Gray, who replaced him last October, is a veteran of the African mines and is raring to go. He believes Scottish gold will be a sought after commodity with an appeal worldwide to those who consider its uniqueness will give it a special value.
Compared to the African mines – which can yield between 100,000 and 1 million ounces, Cononish is small, producing some 20,000 ounces a year. But Mr Gray believes it will be worth its weight in…well, gold. Although the strength of the dollar has seen the price dip to around $1,170 an ounce, gold is an investment class that is in demand.
"We would market Cononish gold for its Scottish provenance," he says. "If we can develop the Scottish gold brand with its own hallmark it will command a premium that people will be prepared to pay."
Gray believes there is also an ethical value to Scottish gold because it is not associated with impoverished workers and poor working conditions. For that reason alone it will attract a certain clientele, but its special quality is likely to gain the attention of those who see something appealing in owning a piece of Scottish precious metal.
"The Royal family buys its gold jewellery from the Welsh mines. I would think they have to buy it from Scotland, too."
The marketing men are already on the case, looking ahead to special events that may provide an opportunity. Production is expected to begin in 2017 which will be the 65th anniversary of the Queen's accession to the throne.
Talks are under way with the Edinburgh Assay Office to create a special Scottish hallmark. "They are receptive to the idea," says Mr Gray.
He lives in Hampshire though he has accommodation near the mine. "I have built mines before," he says, "but always for an operator. What attracted me to do this was the opportunity to put my experience into practice for myself."
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This was one of my first assignments when I was hired as a designer for the Sears website team in Chicago: to make a team poster for our crew of designers, developers, user experience experts, information architects, writers, etc. The team was nicknamed "The Rockstars," and I was tasked with designing a series of posters that could live up to this namesake. I was designing this around Halloween, so the sugar skulls became my muse. My inspiration for the style derived from my love for the Ames Brothers and Guy Burwell, artists who have created some of the best modern rock posters I have ever seen.


Do not bother going here! tastless, awful food, rude impolite staff who rushed us with our orders, ok entertainment.
18 of us went to the Abbey Taverna for a hen night, the table was booked for 8 oclock sat down around 8oclock we ordered our drinks, drank these asked if we wanted another said ok by this time it was 9pm feeling really hungry drank our drinks asked if we wanted another, we questioned the waiter when the starter was being served was asked what we would like, ordered our starter and dinner at the same time,had another drink, by about 10pm we had our starter, at 10.45 we had our dinner and more drinks the waiters were only interested in plying us with drinks the entertainment was pretty good but when we received the bill at 12.45 we asked where our desserts were, we were told they thought we probably wouldnt want any so did not ask us,(waiter said this with a smirk on his face) we were told we could have them if we wanted to but we had a cab booked for 1 oclock i think they do this all the time we paid �25.00 a head for this set menu starter/dinner/dessert think they thought we were all drunk and would not say anything, did not get a refund, was very angry when we left as we had already paid for something we didnt get. Dont go here if you dont want to be ripped off.
The food is tasteless and do not expect a greek experience. They might have the theme but the service, food and non greek music is unfortunate. The entertainment value is good if you want a 'do' but this place certainly is not for the experienced pallette. Leave it for the students and young crowd. To sum up this is a restauant you would find in a tourist hotspot abroad. Cheap food, uninterested staff, have a disco and hope the drinks flow to make them money. The lighting is very low too. There genuinely is no greek hospitality as you know it from any decent greek restuarant. Avoid this place or eat somewhere else then come back for drinks and entertainment.


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using System;
using System.IO;
using System.Net;
using System.Threading;
using System.Web;
using BikeShopWebApi.CommerceService;
using BikeShopWebApi.CommerceService.Models;
using BikeShopWebApi.Controllers;
using BikeShopWebApi.ProductService.Models;
using BikeShopWebApiTests.Autofixture;
using Castle.Services.Logging.Log4netIntegration;
using log4net.Core;
using log4net.Repository.Hierarchy;
using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting;
using Moq;
using AutoFixture;
using AutoFixture.AutoMoq;
using AutoFixture.Idioms;
using ILogger = Castle.Core.Logging.ILogger;

namespace BikeShopWebApiTests.Controllers
{
    [TestClass]
    [TestCategory("Controllers")]
    public class CartsControllerTests
    {
        private IFixture Fixture { get; set; }

        [TestInitialize]
        public void TestSetup()
        {
            Fixture = new Fixture();

            Fixture.Customize(new ApiControllerCustomization());
            Fixture.Customize(new AutoMoqCustomization());
        }

        // used to show what a test looks like without
        // any mocking framework or mock container.
        [TestMethod]
        public void Constructor_AllServicesManually_CartsController()
        {
            // arrange
            var httpRequest = new HttpRequest("", "https://www.vml.com", "");
            var stringWriter = new StringWriter();
            var httpResponse = new HttpResponse(stringWriter);
            var httpContext = new HttpContext(httpRequest, httpResponse);
            HttpContextBase contextBase = new HttpContextWrapper(httpContext);
            ICommerceService service = new DefaultCommerceService(new CommerceDatabaseContext());
            ILogger logger = new Log4netLogger(new RootLogger(Level.Alert),new Log4netFactory() );

            // act
            var sut = new CartsController(service, logger, contextBase);

            // assert
            Assert.IsNotNull(sut);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Used to demonstrate what a test looks like without
        /// Autofixture
        /// </summary>
        [TestMethod]
        public void Constructor_AllServicesMock_CartsController()
        {
            // arrange
            var mockLogger = new Mock<ILogger>();
            var mockHttpContext = new Mock<HttpContextBase>();
            var mockCommerceService = new Mock<ICommerceService>();

            // act
            var sut =
                new CartsController(mockCommerceService.Object, mockLogger.Object,
                mockHttpContext.Object);

            // assert
            Assert.IsNotNull(sut);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Used to demonstrate difference between autofixture and manually mocking.
        /// </summary>
        [TestMethod]
        public void Constructor_AllServices_CartsController()
        {
            // act
            var sut = Fixture.Create<CartsController>();

            // assert
            Assert.IsNotNull(sut);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Properties_VerifyAssigned()
        {
            // arrange
            var assertion = new WritablePropertyAssertion(Fixture);

            // act
            var sut = Fixture.Create<CartsController>();
            var props = sut.GetType().GetProperties();

            // assert.
            assertion.Verify(props);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Constructor_GuardClause_Throws()
        {
            // arrange
            var assertion = new GuardClauseAssertion(Fixture);

            // act
            var ctors = typeof(CartsController).GetConstructors();

            // assert
            assertion.Verify(ctors);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Get_Guid_OK()
        {
            // arrange
            Fixture.Freeze<Mock<ICommerceService>>()
                .Setup(x => x.Get(It.IsAny<Guid>()))
                .Returns(Fixture.Freeze<Cart>());
            var sut = Fixture.Create<CartsController>();

            // act
            var result = sut.Get(Fixture.Create<Guid>())
                .ExecuteAsync(new CancellationToken()).Result;

            // assert.
            Assert.AreEqual(HttpStatusCode.OK, result.StatusCode);
            var service = Fixture.Create<Mock<ICommerceService>>();
            service.Verify(x => x.Get(It.IsAny<Guid>()), Times.Once);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Get_Throws_ServerError()
        {
            // arrange
            Fixture.Freeze<Mock<ICommerceService>>()
                .Setup(x => x.Get(It.IsAny<Guid>()))
                .Throws(new Exception(Fixture.Create<string>()));
            var sut = Fixture.Create<CartsController>();

            // act
            var result = sut.Get(Fixture.Create<Guid>()).ExecuteAsync(new CancellationToken()).Result;

            // assert.
            Assert.AreEqual(HttpStatusCode.InternalServerError, result.StatusCode);
            var service = Fixture.Create<Mock<ICommerceService>>();
            service.Verify(x => x.Get(It.IsAny<Guid>()), Times.Once);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Get_EmptyGuid_BadRequest()
        {
            // arrange
            Fixture.Freeze<Mock<ICommerceService>>();
            var sut = Fixture.Create<CartsController>();

            // act
            var result = sut.Get(Guid.Empty).ExecuteAsync(new CancellationToken()).Result;

            // assert.
            Assert.AreEqual(HttpStatusCode.BadRequest, result.StatusCode);
            var service = Fixture.Create<Mock<ICommerceService>>();
            service.Verify(x => x.Get(It.IsAny<Guid>()), Times.Never);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Add_GuidProduct_Ok()
        {
            // arrange
            Fixture.Customize<Product>(custom => custom.With(product => product.Id, 3));
            Fixture.Freeze<Mock<ICommerceService>>()
                .Setup(
                x => x.Add(
                    It.Is<Product>(z => z.Id.Equals(3)), It.IsAny<Guid>()));
            var sut = Fixture.Create<CartsController>();

            // act
            var result = sut.Add(Fixture.Create<Product>(), Fixture.Create<Guid>()).ExecuteAsync(new CancellationToken()).Result;

            // assert.
            Assert.AreEqual(HttpStatusCode.OK, result.StatusCode);
            var service = Fixture.Create<Mock<ICommerceService>>();
            service.Verify(x => x.Add(It.Is<Product>(z => z.Id.Equals(3)), It.IsAny<Guid>()), Times.Once);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Add_Exception_InternalServerError()
        {
            // arrange
            Fixture.Customize<Product>(custom => custom.With(product => product.Id, 3));
            Fixture.Freeze<Mock<ICommerceService>>()
                .Setup(x =>
                x.Add(It.Is<Product>(z => z.Id.Equals(3)), It.IsAny<Guid>()))
                .Throws(new Exception(Fixture.Create<string>()));
            var sut = Fixture.Create<CartsController>();

            // act
            var result = sut.Add(Fixture.Create<Product>(), Fixture.Create<Guid>()).ExecuteAsync(new CancellationToken()).Result;

            // assert.
            Assert.AreEqual(HttpStatusCode.InternalServerError, result.StatusCode);
            var service = Fixture.Create<Mock<ICommerceService>>();
            service.Verify(x => x.Add(It.Is<Product>(z => z.Id.Equals(3)), It.IsAny<Guid>()), Times.Once);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Add_NullProduct_BadRequest()
        {
            // arrange
            Fixture.Freeze<Mock<ICommerceService>>();
            var sut = Fixture.Create<CartsController>();

            // act
            var result = sut.Add(null, Fixture.Create<Guid>()).ExecuteAsync(new CancellationToken()).Result;

            // assert.
            Assert.AreEqual(HttpStatusCode.BadRequest, result.StatusCode);
            var service = Fixture.Create<Mock<ICommerceService>>();
            service.Verify(x => x.Add(It.IsAny<Product>(), It.IsAny<Guid>()), Times.Never);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Add_EmptyGuid_BadRequest()
        {
            // arrange
            Fixture.Freeze<Mock<ICommerceService>>();
            var sut = Fixture.Create<CartsController>();

            // act
            var result = sut.Add(Fixture.Create<Product>(), Guid.Empty).ExecuteAsync(new CancellationToken()).Result;

            // assert.
            Assert.AreEqual(HttpStatusCode.BadRequest, result.StatusCode);
            var service = Fixture.Create<Mock<ICommerceService>>();
            service.Verify(x => x.Add(It.IsAny<Product>(), It.IsAny<Guid>()), Times.Never);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Delete_Guid_Ok()
        {
            // arrange
            Fixture.Freeze<Mock<ICommerceService>>()
                .Setup(x => x.Remove(It.IsAny<Guid>()));
            var sut = Fixture.Create<CartsController>();

            // act
            var result = sut.Delete(Fixture.Create<Guid>()).ExecuteAsync(new CancellationToken()).Result;

            // assert.
            Assert.AreEqual(HttpStatusCode.OK, result.StatusCode);
            var service = Fixture.Create<Mock<ICommerceService>>();
            service.Verify(x => x.Remove(It.IsAny<Guid>()), Times.Once);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Delete_Exception_InternalServerError()
        {
            // arrange
            Fixture.Freeze<Mock<ICommerceService>>()
                .Setup(x => x.Remove(It.IsAny<Guid>()))
                .Throws(new Exception(Fixture.Create<string>()));
            var sut = Fixture.Create<CartsController>();

            // act
            var result = sut.Delete(Fixture.Create<Guid>()).ExecuteAsync(new CancellationToken()).Result;

            // assert.
            Assert.AreEqual(HttpStatusCode.InternalServerError, result.StatusCode);
            var service = Fixture.Create<Mock<ICommerceService>>();
            service.Verify(x => x.Remove(It.IsAny<Guid>()), Times.Once);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Delete_EmptyGuid_BadRequest()
        {
            // arrange
            Fixture.Freeze<Mock<ICommerceService>>();
            var sut = Fixture.Create<CartsController>();

            // act
            var result = sut.Delete(Guid.Empty).ExecuteAsync(new CancellationToken()).Result;

            // assert.
            Assert.AreEqual(HttpStatusCode.BadRequest, result.StatusCode);
            var service = Fixture.Create<Mock<ICommerceService>>();
            service.Verify(x => x.Remove(It.IsAny<Guid>()), Times.Never);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Post_Guid_Ok()
        {
            // arrange
            Fixture.Freeze<Mock<ICommerceService>>()
                .Setup(x => x.Purchase(It.IsAny<Guid>()));

            // setup our fake HTTP context
            Fixture.Freeze<Mock<HttpSessionStateBase>>()
                .Setup(x => x.SessionID)
                .Returns(Fixture.Freeze<string>());
            Fixture.Freeze<Mock<HttpContextBase>>()
                .Setup(x => x.Session)
                .Returns(Fixture.Create<HttpSessionStateBase>());

            // act
            var sut = Fixture.Create<CartsController>();
            var result = sut.Post(Fixture.Create<Guid>()).ExecuteAsync(new CancellationToken()).Result;

            // assert.
            Assert.AreEqual(HttpStatusCode.OK, result.StatusCode);
            var service = Fixture.Create<Mock<ICommerceService>>();
            service.Verify(x => x.Purchase(It.IsAny<Guid>()), Times.Once);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Post_Exception_InternalServerError()
        {
            // arrange
            Fixture.Freeze<Mock<ICommerceService>>()
                .Setup(x => x.Purchase(It.IsAny<Guid>()))
                .Throws(new Exception(Fixture.Create<string>()));

            // setup our fake HTTP context
            Fixture.Freeze<Mock<HttpSessionStateBase>>()
                .Setup(x => x.SessionID)
                .Returns(Fixture.Freeze<string>());
            Fixture.Freeze<Mock<HttpContextBase>>()
                .Setup(x => x.Session)
                .Returns(Fixture.Create<HttpSessionStateBase>());

            // act
            var sut = Fixture.Create<CartsController>();
            var result = sut.Post(Fixture.Create<Guid>()).ExecuteAsync(new CancellationToken()).Result;

            // assert.
            Assert.AreEqual(HttpStatusCode.InternalServerError, result.StatusCode);
            var service = Fixture.Create<Mock<ICommerceService>>();
            service.Verify(x => x.Purchase(It.IsAny<Guid>()), Times.Once);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void Post_EmptyGuid_BadRequest()
        {
            // arrange
            Fixture.Freeze<Mock<ICommerceService>>();
            var sut = Fixture.Create<CartsController>();

            // act
            var result = sut.Post(Guid.Empty).ExecuteAsync(new CancellationToken()).Result;

            // assert.
            Assert.AreEqual(HttpStatusCode.BadRequest, result.StatusCode);
            var service = Fixture.Create<Mock<ICommerceService>>();
            service.Verify(x => x.Purchase(It.IsAny<Guid>()), Times.Never);
        }

    }
}

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Inscription, carved into Redemption Rock in late 1800's. It reads: Upon this rock May 2, 1676 was made the agreement for the ransom of Mrs Mary Rowlandson of Lancaster between the Indians and John Hoar of Concord. King Philip was with the Indians but refused his consent.


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Our secretary has just returned from a 3½ week backpacking trip in the Ethiopian highlands where he spent time with the Bees for Development (BfD) Ethiopia Director Tilahun Gebey at Bahir Dar. This picture is of BfD honey for sale at Bahir Dar.
Tal y Cafn apiary at 2pm.
Treating the bees with oxalic acid and assessing the state of the colonies. Usually our best-attended apiary meeting of the year. Bee suits and gloves available to borrow. Bring your own wellies.
Starts at 3am. See http://www.thorne.co.uk/winter-sale for list of prices. Note: We are discontinuing supplying frames and foundation via Chris Clarke, due to falling demand. See our website page Shop for other local suppliers. The Thorne's sale is a good opportunity to stock up for the coming year at reasonable prices.


This video lesson by IM Valeri Lilov is a recording from Chess.com University's first online chess camp in July 2014. This 85-minute lesson discusses the importance of understanding the nature of the position when planning and how to formulate a good plan based on the static and dynamic aspects of the position. This lesson is suitable for players in the 1400-1900 Elo range.


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``aspectlib`` is an aspect-oriented programming, monkey-patch and decorators library. It is useful when changing
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Documentation
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Docs are hosted at readthedocs.org: `python-aspectlib docs <http://python-aspectlib.readthedocs.org/en/latest/>`_.

Implementation status
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Weaving functions, methods, instances and classes is completed.

Pending:

* *"Concerns"* (see `docs/todo.rst`)

If ``aspectlib.weave`` doesn't work for your scenario please report a bug !

Requirements
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:OS: Any
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Python 3.2, 3.1 and 3.0 are *NOT* supported (some objects are too crippled).

Similar projects
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* `function_trace <https://github.com/RedHatQE/function_trace>`_ - extremely simple


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Antioch alum wins Vermont council seat
Perri Freeman, a 2015 graduate of Antioch College, was elected this week to the Burlington, Vt., City Council.
Local News | Updated March 9, 2019
By Wayne Baker
Perri Freeman, a 2015 graduate of Antioch College , was elected this week to the Burlington, Vt., City Council as a Progressive candidate, defeating a longtime incumbent who ran as an Independent.
MORE: Widespread flu causes 2 area schools, youth center to close today
Freeman said after winning the election that she engaged in a grassroots organizing and ran on a platform that included addressing climate change at the city level and affordable housing.
On her campaign website, she states that she "began organizing around community and environmental issues in 2013 while studying history at Antioch College."
In the election held Tuesday, March 5, Freeman defeated Independent incumbent Jane Knodell 54 to 37 percent, while Democrat Jared Carter earned 8 percent of the vote.
Freeman received a Horace Mann Fellowship from Antioch, a competitive fellowship that guaranteed free tuition for her four-year degree, and graduated with a bachelor's in history.
One of 35 students who entered Antioch College in 2011, Freeman was selected from among 3,000 applicants looking for admission to the institution.
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During her time at Antioch College, her Cooperative Education Program placements included an organic farm in the US and a community center for street children in San Cristóbal de las Casas in Chiapas, Mexico.
Freeman also worked as an administrative assistant at Yellow Springs Home Inc. and an academic tutor for Yellow Springs Public Schools, where she helped lead a new literacy program for at-risk students and instructed an introductory Spanish course for middle school students.
Chair of the Writing Program and Assistant Professor of Writing and Digital Literacy Brooke Bryan served as Freeman's Co-op advisor.
"Perri's approach to local politics is entirely Antiochian in spirit — a commitment to social change and a willingness to work on big issues in small places, achieved through a boots-on-the-ground sense of inquiry and collaboration," Bryan said.
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