The more you eat, the hungrier you get, right? Here are a few non-diet tips for people who can't stop eating and never feel full no matter how much they eat.
Yes, I have tips for when you never feel full…because I'm the same way. Well, I do get full, but sometimes I just can't stop eating. For me, it's nerves/anxiety/fear/self-doubt, mostly related to my writing career.
One of the best things I've ever learned about weight loss is to treat food as fuel for your body, as sustenance to help you get things done — whether you're playing with your kids or finishing a report at work.
My husband is lean, partly because of genetics (the lucky dog). But, he also truly listens to what his body wants. Lean beef? Sugar and fat? Salt? Our bodies are wise, and they know what we need to eat, when, and how much.
In A Course In Weight Loss, Williamson describes how to overcome over-eating and lose weight by enhancing your spiritual connection with God. If you fill your heart and soul spiritually, you're less likely to eat for emotional reasons.
I am loving this book! It's not a book of diet tips; it's a book about becoming stronger spiritually and emotionally. This strength will help you stop eating – especially if you're one of us over-eaters who never seem to feel full.
In the Vancouver Sun this weekend, I read about a research study that shows that people who do yoga lose more weight than people who do other types of exercise, but don't practice yoga. Why? Because yoga enhances the mind-body connection. It helps you figure out when you're eating out of stress or anxiety, and when you need to eat for fuel and sustenance.
I love yoga, and do my yoga DVDs three times a week. My number one favorite yoga DVD is 10 Minute Solution Yoga by Lara Hudson, followed by Shiva Rea: Daily Energy – Vinyasa Flow Yoga.
I also do Pilates twice a week — and I always exercise at home. My favorite Pilates DVD is 10 Minute Solution: Pilates Perfect Body, followed by Rapid Results Pilates.
The more in tune you are with your body – and the stronger your body gets – the less likely you are to fall into the trap of overeating.
To lose weight, Jan says she had to learn portion control and being mindful of stopping when she was full. She had to re-learn how to eat, and had to get back in touch with what she really needed to eat.
Get external support and information about food, calories, etc.
If you can't stop eating and never feel full – or the more you eat, the hungrier you get – maybe there are other factors at work. Maybe you need to join a Weight Watchers group like Jan did, or maybe you need to talk to a nutritionist or dietitian.
Actually, maybe this should be the first tip for people who can't stop eating and never feel full: go see a doctor! You may have health issues that are affecting your appetite and satiety (fullness).
For more healthy eating tips (not diet tips!), read How I Finally Lost the Last 20 Pounds After I Turned 40.
"We need to learn to love ourselves first, in all our glory and our imperfections.' – John Lennon.
Thanks for sharing how you feel when you can't stop eating and never feel full! Hundreds of people read this article every day, yet nobody says anything. I'm glad you broke the ice; you are brave and courageous.
I wrote this for you; I hope it helps….
You are not alone, and you have more power than you think. Don't listen to the thoughts that tell you that you can't stop eating. You CAN overcome this – but it will take some work.
Thank you for your tips on how to stop binging! I read several of your posts. One thing you said is you feel "out of control" and I have that feeling too. How did you stop binge eating even though you were feeling out of control? My binging is getting really bad. Especially at night. Why???? Help!


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Capcom terminates development projects at Capcom Vancouver
Capcom terminates development projects at Capcom Vancouver Today on September 18, Capcom announced that its Vancouver-based studio has had development terminated on an unknown project. Capcom also has announced that it expects to record losses of approximately 4.5 billion yen from the termination of untitled projects that were in development at Dead Rising studio Capcom Vancouver. Full Press […]
Mega Man I to VI Available on iOS and Android Devices
Mega Man I to VI Available on iOS and Android Devices Capcom, leading worldwide developer and publisher of video games announced today the release of the original 8-bit Mega Man games to iOS and Android devices. Each title will be sold individually. The games will feature beginner-friendly gameplay options like auto fire, auto charge and […]
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Mega Man I to XI Coming to Mobile in 2017 All six original Mega Man Nintendo Entertainment System games are scheduled for release on iOS and Android on 2017, Famitsu reports. Each title will be sold individually.The games will feature beginner-friendly gameplay options: auto fire, auto charge and adjustable game speed. Check this images of […]
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Mighty No. 9 Has Gone Gold, Out in June Mighty No. 9 has had a 'troubled' existence, shall we say. The game was met with huge enthusiasm on Kickstarter, but that was nearly three years ago, and thanks to a lot of delays, as well as new crowd funding campaigns from Comcept before this game […]

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Helena D. Lewis hosts VERSES! OPEN MIC, SPOKEN WORD SHOWCASE @ The NuyoRican Poets' Café – Saturday, December 26, 2015 at 10:00pm. Learn who'll be featuring along with the legendary Nathan P., inside.
Manhattan $5 OPEN MIC – Open Moments NYC "The Soul House Poetry Open Mic" @ Manhattan Brew & Vine Features Orisha Love – Tuesday, December 15, 2015, 8:00pm. Learn more, inside.
Thomas Fucaloro hosts great weather for MEDIA's "Spoken Word Sundays" – Sunday, November 8, 2015 at 4:00pm and it's sure to be a hit. Learn who'll be in attendance along with poet, D-Bird, inside.
FREE OPEN MIC in Manhattan – Open Moments NYC "The Soul House Open Mic" Features Crystal Valentine – Tues., Oct. 20, 2015, 8:00pm @ Manhattan Brew & Vine. Details, inside.
Thomas Fucaloro hosts great weather for MEDIA's "Spoken Word Sundays" – Sunday, October 18, 2015 at 4:00pm and it's sure to be a hit. Learn who'll be in attendance along with writer, Rich Villar, inside.
Madison Square Park Conservancy's Mad. Sq. Art hosts "Poetry Under Fata Morgana" – FREE – Thursday, September 17, 2015 – 6:00pm, at Madison Square Park in Manhattan. Learn which poets will be performing, inside.
Great Weather for MEDIA's upcoming "great weather Spoken Word Sundays" is sure to be a hit. Learn when, where, and who'll be in attendance, inside.
"Definition" hosts Urban Juke Joint's Free Poetry Open Mic 9-Year Anniversary, Friday, August 28, 2015, 8:00pm at the Baha'i Unity Center. UJJ's anniversary open mic is going to be FYAH! More information, inside.


Tinashe Blanchet has taught all levels of secondary math from middle school to Algebra I and Financial Math to AP Calculus, and AP Statistics. She is a Google for Education Certified Innovator and is sought out for her practical ways technology can be best be used to enhance math instruction. She believes that technology proficiency is a survival skill for today's learners and schools and districts must respond to this need by using a variety of tech tools to communicate with students, parents and the community.
Tinashe has built a strong reputation as a skilled communicator and tech savvy educator and has presented at local, state, national, and international educational conferences. Tinashe is also the author of Making Best Use of Google Classroom to Strengthen MATH INSTRUCTION (Grades 6-12), the extensive resource handbook each participant will receive at the seminar.


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Q: Can we access active users in between date range in wso2 identity server? Im trying to get the active users who were logged in past one week. but there only one API which gives currently active sessions(users). is there any way to get all the active user Id or user count who were logged-in in one week ?
I tried API /sessions api which gave me only currently active users

A: If you are using IS-6.0.0, this option can be used.

*

*Enable the following event handler in deployment.toml file to update the last logon time of the users when they log into applications.

[identity_mgt.events.schemes.identityUserMetadataMgtHandler.properties]
enable=true

It will update the login timestamp in http://wso2.org/claims/identity/lastLogonTime claim.

*Use SCIM API to filter out users who has last logon time between given two time stamps.

Sample CURL:
curl --location --request GET 'https://localhost:9443/scim2/Users?filter=urn:ietf:params:scim:schemas:extension:enterprise:2.0:User.lastLogonTime+ge+1674065031350+and+urn:ietf:params:scim:schemas:extension:enterprise:2.0:User.lastLogonTime+le+1674065770177&count=10&startIndex=1' \
--header 'Authorization: Basic YWRtaW46YWRtaW4='

NOTE: This filtering will work only when pagination parameters are given.
filter=urn:ietf:params:scim:schemas:extension:enterprise:2.0:User.lastLogonTime+ge+1674065031350+and+urn:ietf:params:scim:schemas:extension:enterprise:2.0:User.lastLogonTime+le+1674065770177 -> means that filter the users who has last logon time greater than 1674065031350 and less than 1674065770177

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Q: Funtoo Keychain keeps asking for password when logging in using SSH I have followed the instructions here https://www.funtoo.org/Keychain and added
eval `keychain --eval --agents ssh --inherit any id_rsa`

to - I have tried both but the result was the same - .zshrc and .zprofile. Now the first terminal that I open requires me to enter the password for the SSH key (as expected) but after that, I never need to enter the password, independently of how many terminals I open.
However, if I log in to this machine using SSH I need to enter the SSH key password every time I connect. Obviously there is some difference how the shell is setup if I open a new terminal session sitting in front of the machine or open an SSH session.
How do I make SSH logins "inherit" the Funtoo Keychain setup/environment so I don't need to enter the password for the SSH key every time I log in to this machine using SSH?


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L'Alzinar és un bosc d'alzines del terme municipal de Conca de Dalt, a l'antic terme de Toralla i Serradell, al Pallars Jussà, en territori que havia estat del poble de Torallola.

Està situat al sud de Torallola i a llevant de Sensui, a prop del termenal amb Salàs de Pallars, a l'entorn de Sensui. És a l'esquerra del barranc de Sensui, a llevant de la Solana de les Alzines, al sud de Peraire i al nord-oest de lo Rodalet

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San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera. File photo by Luke Thomas.
City Attorney Dennis Herrera today moved for a preliminary injunction to block the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges, or ACCJC, from racing to terminate the accreditation of City College of San Francisco in eight months' time.
The motion filed in San Francisco Superior Court this morning comes in the context of the civil lawsuit Herrera filed in August charging the private accrediting body with unlawful conflicts of interest and retaliatory bias in its evaluation of college standards. If successful, the interim injunction would remain in place for the duration of the litigation, and also prevent the Novato, Calif.-based ACCJC from taking similarly adverse actions against other California colleges until its policies and practices fully comply with state and federal law.
In August, the U.S. Department of Education determined that the ACCJC's evaluation of City College violated two separate provisions of federal law: failing to maintain effective controls against conflicts of interest, and failing to have academic personnel reasonably represented on its evaluation teams. According to Herrera's motion, either of the two violations is alone sufficient to establish a likelihood to prevail on the merits, which courts require to grant such interim relief.
A second factor courts consider in deciding whether to issue a preliminary injunction — balancing the parties' relative harms — overwhelmingly favors plaintiffs, Herrera argues, for the clearly catastrophic effect disaccreditation would hold for City College's 80,000 students and the community at large.
Nearly a month after Herrera filed his civil suit — and more than two weeks after the City Attorney's Office hand-served its discovery request, on the first day discovery was permitted under state law — ACCJC lawyers on Sept. 20 removed the case to U.S. District Court. Federal law extends most state court defendants the right to such removals when a dispute involves or requires resolution of federal issues.
Judge Illston also rejected ACCJC's argument that the U.S. Higher Education Act gives federal courts jurisdiction over accreditation disputes with colleges, correctly noting that the "plaintiff here is the People of the State of California, and not the college." The ACCJC has still not responded to Herrera's discovery requests.
The increasingly embattled ACCJC has been a leading policy advocate to dramatically reshape the mission of California's community colleges through more restrictive policies focusing on degree completion rather than vocational, remedial and non-credit offerings. The accrediting body's political agenda — shared by conservative advocacy organizations, for-profit colleges and student lender interests — represents a significant departure from the abiding "open access" mission repeatedly affirmed by the California legislature and pursued by San Francisco's Community College District since it was first established.
Herrera's civil suit offers extensive evidence of ACCJC's demonstrable double standard in evaluating City College of San Francisco as compared to its treatment of six other California colleges under identical "show cause" sanctions during the preceding five years. Though several of the sanctioned schools failed to adequately correct their alleged deficiencies, none saw its accreditation terminated. City College had never once been sanctioned previously, Herrera's complaint contends, noting that the ACCJC's retaliatory bias is evidenced in part by the college's clear educational success by multiple objective standards.
City College boasts a remedial progress rate in English as a Second Language, or ESL, of 52.3 percent — more than double that for California community colleges statewide. Its completion rate of 55.6 percent exceeds the California community college average of 49.2 percent; and its 75.2 percent overall persistence rate (which gauges student matriculation over consecutive semesters) far outpaces the system-wide average of 65.8 percent. City College students transferring to the California State University system achieve a higher grade point average at Cal State than the statewide average for community college transfers.
The case is: People of the State of California ex rel. Dennis Herrera v. Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges, et al., San Francisco Superior Court No. 13-533693, filed Aug. 22, 2013. Accompanying declarations and exhibits available at: http://www.sfcityattorney.org.
Comments for Herrera Seeks Injunction to Halt Accreditors' Race to Shutter City College are now closed.
Regulations and local law! ACCJC policies gives it unrestrained dictatorial life and death power over the institutions that it accredits.
ACCJC will be reviewed for recognition as an accrediting agency by the National Advisory Committee on Institutional Quality and Integrity (NACIQI)/US Dept of Education in December. I don't believe that Dept of Ed will like the idea of Federal Regulations being relegated as secondary to ACCJC policy.
Thank you Dennis; this accreditation body is evil and a needs to be terminated, not CCSF or any other California Community Colleges. The ACCJC is about privatizing public education, faculty have been hurt, but so have students and the community.


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Sattner je priimek več znanih Slovencev:
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  DynamicComponentLoader, ComponentRef,
  Provider,
  Injectable, forwardRef, ResolvedBinding, Injector
} from 'angular2/core';
import {NgClass, NgStyle} from 'angular2/common';

import {TooltipOptions} from './tooltip-options.class';
import {TooltipContainer} from './tooltip-container.component';

import {IAttribute} from '../common';

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  private visible:boolean = false;
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Somerset Academy Charter Middle School
18491 SW 134th Ave
Dade School District
Somerset Academy Charter Middle School Information:
Enrollment, Ranking, and Statistics
Students by Gender
Students by Ethnicity
Free and Reduced Lunch Assistance
Compare to Other Schools
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Somerset Academy Charter Middle School Enrollment, Ranking, and Statistics
Somerset Academy Charter Middle School Students by Grade
Somerset Academy Charter Middle School is a public elementary school located in Miami, FL in the Dade School District. It enrolls 220 students in grades 1st through 12th.
Total Students: 220
Pupil/Teacher Ratio: -1:1
Full Time Teachers: -9
Enrollment Rank Nationally: Unranked
Enrollment Rank in Florida: Unknown
Student/Teacher Rank in Florida: Unranked
Full Time Teacher Rank in Florida: Unranked
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The form below lets you find Somerset Academy Charter Middle School alumni info and Somerset Academy Charter Middle School students.
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Somerset Academy Charter Middle School Students by Gender
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██ Male
(55%) 129,298
██ Female
Somerset Academy Charter Middle School Students by Ethnicity
██ Hispanic
██ White
(5%) 17,872
██ Black
██ Asian
(1%) 2,736
██ American Indian
(0%) 135
██ Pacific Islander
██ Two or More
Somerset Academy Charter Middle School Free and Reduced Lunch Assistance
District*
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(40%) 68,924
██ Reduced-Price Lunch Eligible
* School District values based on schools that reported lunch assistance data
The percentage of Somerset Academy Charter Middle School students on free and reduced lunch assistance (60.0%) is slightly lower than the state average of 61.4%. This may indicate that the area has a lower level of poverty than the state average.
Students at a participating school may purchase a meal through the National School Lunch Program. Families with incomes between 130% and 185% of the federal poverty level are eligible for reduced price meals. Schools may not charge more than 40¢ for reduced-price lunches, nor more than 30¢ for reduced-price breakfasts. Students from families with incomes at or below 130% of the federal poverty level are eligible for free meals.
For 2014, a family of two needs to make an annual income below $20,449 to be eligible for free meals or below $29,100 for reduced price meals. A family of four needs to make an annual income below $31,005 for free meals or $44,122 for reduced price meals.
Somerset Academy Charter Middle School Trends Over Time
Total Students Over Time
Student Teacher Ratio Over Time
Lunch Assistance Over Time
Lunch Assitance Over Time
Lunch Assitance
2006 0.36764705882353
2008 0.4296875
2012 0.3716814159292
Compare Somerset Academy Charter Middle School to Other Elementary Schools
Student Teacher Ratio Comparison
N/A 0.0:1
1,397.3% 14.0:1
Free and Reduced Lunch Comparison
National Average 55.7%
This School 60.0%
State Average 61.4%
Miami, FL Public 06 - 08	 220	 -1:1
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Miami, FL Public 06 - 08	 1,216	 23.4:1 1 miles
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Miami, FL Public PK - 05	 1,123	 15.6:1 2 miles
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NEM prices were a sight for sore eyes on Thursday. The wider crypto market was crashing while this penny cryptocurrency was shooting through the roof. Two prominent developments seemingly galvanized this price action. We have reasons to believe that the XEM coin performance may eventually deliver on our NEM price forecast for 2018. Most media outlets on Thursday ran headlines about Coincheck making good on its promise to compensate investors in the aftermath of the notorious Coincheck hack. But there is more to this price surge than just that. What may truly be reviving investor hopes in NEM is perhaps the Japanese government's punitive action taken on Wednesday. The Japanese financial watchdog, the Financial Services Agency (FSA), punished two of Japan's cryptocurrency exchanges, FHSO and Bit Station, on Wednesday. The two exchanges have been ordered to suspend their trading for a month. At the same time, five other exchanges have received a warning to beef up their security, at the latest by the end of this month. In total, seven exchanges were dealt with heavy-handedly by the regulators, one of which happens to be Coincheck. The action has been undertaken to avoid future hacks. While the news weighs heavily on the broader crypto market, the owners of the 520 million stolen NEM coins may be welcoming these penalties with open arms. The timely and befitting action taken by the regulators is serving to restore dwindling investor faith in local exchanges. Meanwhile, in other news, the investor community regained some confidence in NEM following the discovery of the lost coins. Yes, a good number of the XEM coins stolen from Coincheck have reportedly been traced. A crypto forensics company, BIG Blockchain Intelligence Group Inc. (CNSX:BIGG), has tracked down some of the coins at a crypto exchange in Vancouver, Canada. Others have been found on Japanese exchange, Zaif. How was this made possible? Well, investors have the NEM development team to thank for it. The team created a "tagging system" for NEM coins, so when the hackers tried to move the stolen coins, they unwittingly left behind a trail. (Source: "Stolen Coincheck NEM Found In Exchanges In Canada, Japan, Law Enforcement To Be Informed," CoinTelegraph, March 2, 2018.) These two developments may have jointly served to put a bottom under XEM prices this week. It's worth pointing out here that NEM is addressing these security issues by outrightly building its own exchange. Once functional, it may allow investors to trade XEM coins with more peace of mind. Meanwhile, solutions like the "NEM Cold Wallet" offer investors the added security that exchanges are missing. Nonetheless, it remains an irony that the crypto celebrated for its security fell prey to a security breach. But as the president of the NEM Foundation pointed out in his statement on Thursday; like any other crypto, NEM is only as strong as its weakest link. The Coincheck hack—and nearly all other crypto hacks in the past—has proven that in the absence of strong firewalls, investors will be exposed to the crypto bandits, even if they're invested in the most secure, most decentralized, and most private cryptocurrency technologies.
Amid all this chaos, let's not forget that NEM is a close competitor of Ethereum, and given that Ethereum has earned a massive following on the back of its revolutionary technology, predicting NEM to go down the same path won't be a shot in the dark. Meanwhile, we're also keeping a close eye on any news that would confirm the rumors about Binance adding NEM to its platform. That event could spark another rally in NEM prices. Regardless, our analysis suggests that NEM may pull itself together in the coming days and retrace its steps back toward our original NEM price forecast, that is, past the $1.00 mark.
NEM prices were a sight for sore eyes on Thursday. The wider crypto market was crashing while this penny cryptocurrency was shooting through the roof. Two prominent developments seemingly galvanized this price action. We have reasons to believe that the XEM coin performance may eventually deliver on our NEM price forecast for 2018.
Most media outlets on Thursday ran headlines about Coincheck making good on its promise to compensate investors in the aftermath of the notorious Coincheck hack. But there is more to this price surge than just that.
What may truly be reviving investor hopes in NEM is perhaps the Japanese government's punitive action taken on Wednesday. The Japanese financial watchdog, the Financial Services Agency (FSA), punished two of Japan's cryptocurrency exchanges, FHSO and Bit Station, on Wednesday.
The two exchanges have been ordered to suspend their trading for a month. At the same time, five other exchanges have received a warning to beef up their security, at the latest by the end of this month.
In total, seven exchanges were dealt with heavy-handedly by the regulators, one of which happens to be Coincheck. The action has been undertaken to avoid future hacks.
While the news weighs heavily on the broader crypto market, the owners of the 520 million stolen NEM coins may be welcoming these penalties with open arms.
The timely and befitting action taken by the regulators is serving to restore dwindling investor faith in local exchanges.
Meanwhile, in other news, the investor community regained some confidence in NEM following the discovery of the lost coins. Yes, a good number of the XEM coins stolen from Coincheck have reportedly been traced.
A crypto forensics company, BIG Blockchain Intelligence Group Inc. (CNSX:BIGG), has tracked down some of the coins at a crypto exchange in Vancouver, Canada. Others have been found on Japanese exchange, Zaif.
These two developments may have jointly served to put a bottom under XEM prices this week.
It's worth pointing out here that NEM is addressing these security issues by outrightly building its own exchange. Once functional, it may allow investors to trade XEM coins with more peace of mind.
Meanwhile, solutions like the "NEM Cold Wallet" offer investors the added security that exchanges are missing.
Nonetheless, it remains an irony that the crypto celebrated for its security fell prey to a security breach. But as the president of the NEM Foundation pointed out in his statement on Thursday; like any other crypto, NEM is only as strong as its weakest link.
The Coincheck hack—and nearly all other crypto hacks in the past—has proven that in the absence of strong firewalls, investors will be exposed to the crypto bandits, even if they're invested in the most secure, most decentralized, and most private cryptocurrency technologies.
Amid all this chaos, let's not forget that NEM is a close competitor of Ethereum, and given that Ethereum has earned a massive following on the back of its revolutionary technology, predicting NEM to go down the same path won't be a shot in the dark.
Meanwhile, we're also keeping a close eye on any news that would confirm the rumors about Binance adding NEM to its platform. That event could spark another rally in NEM prices.
Regardless, our analysis suggests that NEM may pull itself together in the coming days and retrace its steps back toward our original NEM price forecast, that is, past the $1.00 mark.


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Q: How to force a meta-data value to type string? I specified a meta-data in my manifest.xml like this:
<meta-data android:value="5555555555" android:name="foo"></meta-data>

When accessing the metadata like this:
ActivityInfo ai = act.getPackageManager().getActivityInfo(componentName, PackageManager.GET_META_DATA);
Object value = (Object)ai.metaData.get(key);

this value gets interpreted as int and - more importantly - incorrectly interpreted (1260588259).
Since the type is determined automatically by the build system ( booleans, ints, floats, and strings ) I wondered if there is any way to force the data type to string.
I tried adding a space at the end ( "5555555555 "), but then the value gets interpreted as 5.5555553E9 float! ).
I also tried using getString instead of get, but then null is returned.
Any ideas? TIA.

A: I have also such a problem.
My solution is as follows:
<meta-data android:value="5555555555\0" android:name="foo"></meta-data>

I added at the end of a variable - escape sequence "\0" (NULL - is often used to define the end of a character string (for example, in the language C).
This work for me.
Best regards.

A: Putting an escaped space in front of the number seems to work:
<meta-data android:name="foo" android:value="\ 1234567890"/>

The escaped space doesn't appear in the value returned by get().
I have no idea quite how this works, if I'm honest.
If you want something documented and therefore more reliable you can always put your string value as a resource and refer to it:
<meta-data android:name="foo" android:resource="@string/mynumber"/>

A: Instead of a space, try using a piece of punctuation that should have no role in a numeric value, like a colon, and see if that helps.

A: I recently came across this problem and it is a very frustrating that something like a Facebook application id is interpreted as an integer leading to problems due to overflow (of course). I would have thought/hoped it would be possible to override the implicit typing. For example, instead of:
<meta-data android:name="value" android:value="12345678901234567890" />

it would be nice if we could write:
<meta-data android:name="value" android:type="string" android:value="12345678901234567890" />

In order to compensate for this, I wrote some supporting code that requires manifest attributes to look as follows:
<meta-data android:name="value1" android:value="string/12345678901234567890" />
<meta-data android:name="value2" android:value="integer/12345" />
<meta-data android:name="value3" android:value="boolean/true" />
<meta-data android:name="value4" android:value="float/1.34" />
<meta-data android:name="value5" android:value="float/6" />

Note that this is intended to look similar to the Android @string/@integer syntax except that I have dropped the @, interpreting this as dropping the level of indirection.
As well as solving the original problem of [0-9]+ always interpreted as integers it seems, it also allows for floats to be specified directly despite looking like an integer.
A further advantage of this is that it is possible to extend the set of types arbitrarily. e.g.
<meta-data android:name="myfrac" android:value="fraction/3/7" />