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Q: Sencha touch 2.0 and iphone : add element to panel dynamically and setActiveItem I am trying to add dinamically a panel item to a main panel with a card layout which has initially one panel in it.
After one event (a tap) i build dinamically a new panel and I add it to the main panel, after this i try to set the new panel item like the active one via setActiveItem
Things work ok on Android but not on iphone.
Exactly i have this app.js:
Ext.Loader.setConfig({enabled: true});
Ext.setup({
viewport: {
    autoMaximize: false
},
onReady: function() {
    var app = new Ext.Application({
        name: 'rpc',
        appFolder: 'app',
        controllers: ['Home'],
        autoCreateViewport: false,
        launch: function () {
            Ext.create('Ext.Panel',{
                fullscreen: true,
                layout: {
                    type : 'card',
                    animation:{
                        type:'slide'
                        ,duration :3000
                    }
                },
                defaults: {     /*definisce le caratteristiche di default degli elementi contenuti..??*/
                    flex: 1
                },
                items:[{
                    title: 'Compose',
                    xtype: 'griglia'
                }]
            });
        }
    });
}
});

In a controller i have
            .....
        .....
        var grigliaPan=button.up('griglia');
        var mainPan=grigliaPan.up('panel');

        var html=
            ''
            +'
'+segnoScelto+'
'
            +'
'+previsione+'
'
            +'

';
        if (typeof mainPan.getComponent(1) == 'undefined'){
                        var previsioPan = Ext.widget('previsio');
                        previsioPan.setHtml(html);

                        //here i create a button for going home panel
                        var backButton=new Ext.Button({
                            ui  : 'decline',
                            alias: 'widget.backbutton',
                            text: 'Home Page',
                            width : 150,
                            height:100
                        })

                        previsioPan.add(backButton);
                        var it=mainPan.getItems();
                        alert (it['keys']);     //this prints : ext-griglia-1
                        mainPan.add(previsioPan);
                        var it=mainPan.getItems();
                        alert (it['keys']);     //this prints : ext-griglia-1,ext-previsio-1
                        //
        }
        mainPan.getLayout().setAnimation({type: 'slide', direction: 'left', duration:1000});
        //mainPan.setActiveItem(1);
        var pree=mainPan.getAt(1);
        //pree.show();
        //mainPan.setActiveItemm(pree);
        mainPan.setActiveItem('ext-previsio-1');

The three form of setActiveItem() are ok for Android and falls with iPhone. Can somebody please show me what is the right way to set the new active item added dinamically on the iphone ?
The problem should not be with the add() function cause i can see the new item via the getItems() added in main panel after the add().

A: by following code you can understand that thisCell is added later after creation of thisRow.
var thisRow = new Ext.Panel({
                 layout: { type: 'hbox', align: 'stretch', pack: 'center' },
                 id: 'row' + (rowCount + 1),
                 defaults: { flex: 1 }
              });

        // Now we need to add the cells to the above Panel:
var thisCell = new Ext.Panel({
             cls: 'dashboardButton',
                 layout: { type: 'vbox', align: 'center', pack: 'center' },
         items: [{
                      xtype: 'image',
                      src: 'some image url',
                      height: '70px',
                      width: '100px',
                 }]
               });
thisRow.add(thisCell);

hope this will help you to achieve your desired output...


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Q: How can I async await multiple asynchronous MongoDB findOne functions with NodeJS I am using "await" on multiple MongoDB ".findOne" functions to different collections one at a time. I would like to let them all run asynchronously together and somehow know when they are all ready to use.
Instead of doing this:
async function myFunction() {
    const collection_1 = await firstCollection.findOne({})
    const collection_2 = await secondCollection.findOne({})
    const collection_3 = await thirdCollection.findOne({})

    console.log(collection_1, collection_2, collection_3)
  }

Can I do something like this?
async function myFunction() {
    [collection_1, collection_2, collection_3]

    await new Promise(() => {
      collection_1 = firstCollection.findOne({})
      collection_2 = secondCollection.findOne({})
      collection_3 = thirdCollection.findOne({})
    })

    console.log(collection_1, collection_2, collection_3)
  }

I don't know how to correctly use Promises to do this.

A: For tracking the parallel execution of multiple promise-based asynchronous operations, use Promise.all():
async function myFunction() {
    const [collection_1, collection_2, collection_3] = await Promise.all([
        firstCollection.findOne({}),
        secondCollection.findOne({}),
        thirdCollection.findOne({})
    ]);
    console.log(collection_1, collection_2, collection_3)
}

Promise.all() will reject if any of the promises you pass it reject.  If you want all results, regardless of whether one might reject, you can use Promise.allSettled() instead.  See the doc for exactly how its resolved value works.

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There is alot of press at the moment about primal eating. Noise and heat, but not much light. Theories and ideas abound in an absence of evidence. In contrast to the paleo crowd there is too much evidence to suggest that we almost certainly did not eat like a predator. If you've happened on this post because you are jazzed up about the paleo or primal diet watch this or this.
But, that's not really what I wanted to talk about in this post.
In terms of being capable of meeting all of our needs ourself we westerners are actually a very primitive people. Jacob Lund Fisker has a really great bit on primitive people. He rightly points out that so called primitive people have the tools and skill to perform every function that is required to sustain their lives themselves. We on the other hand, the sophisticated, civilized, highly (inter)dependent set have become so entirely reliant on others and so unskilled and incompetent that we can no longer boil an egg.
I am reminded of Arthur Dent the central character of Douglas Adams Hitch-hikers Guide to the Galaxy. In the book Dent is swept off planet and transported to a supposedly primitive culture. He immediately has visions of becoming their leader due to his technological sophistication. Yet to his dismay he realises that while he knows of technologies never seen by this society he actually has absolutely no idea how even the simplest technologies work!
I was exactly the same. When something broke I paid a specialist to fix it for me. Then I dutifully troddled off to work to earn the money that I needed to pay all of the bills I was creating by being incompetent.
Now I am more creative. I don't want to lose more life working to pay bills that don't even need to be created. I look to repair things myself. I am learning how things work and I try to solve my problems without having to turn to the marketplace and pay for help. I'm into permaculture, cooperative purchasing and I've even tried to start a local guild.
This journey has taught me that primitive (i.e. simpler) appliances and tools are vastly superior to modern ones. I have a growing affinity for simple hand tools in preference to electricity guzzling devices made from toxic plastic. Simple mechanical tools that were made in the era before integrated electronics, plastic casings and embedded computer chips are easier to repair. Now I prefer mechanical repairs, wooden casings and low salt potato chips.
If you want more free time then paradoxically you must turn back the clock. Return to primitive tools. Unplug whenever you can. Rediscover simple pleasures, have more leisure, and save ridiculous amounts of money.
Do you have your own primitive tool story or a primitive solution to a problem we're all shelling way too much loot out on?
I'd love to hear about it. Please share it in the comments box below this post!
I'm not sure if this counts, but I've been on a DIY fishing lure kick – I whittle my own lures, make them out of spoons, ear plugs, and nails to name a few. Primitive is what I do best.
Like this post a lot – I've been trying to find good simple life/minimalist kind of blogs to get into and this is the only one that really stood out, so kudos my friend.
The things you own will end up owning you, thanks for pointing out the fact that because we are technologically advanced doesn't mean we are better off, the opposite is true, as machines do our tasks we in turn fall out of practice, and ja, i think we were mostly vegetarians until the ice age hit, if not, no reason we can't all eat vegan starting now.
Thanks ZM. My main beef (tragic pun) with machines is that they aren't saving any time. Take a dishwashwer. Needs to be loaded and unloaded. Won't wash pots or crockery and what it will clean needs to be rinsed under the tap first. What a hassle compared to the sink! Add in all the time you lost working to pay for it, repair it and clean it. Unplug from the machine where you can.


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My dog barks and growls un controllably when someone comes to our house. If we're out in public he's great. Help! No one wants to come to our house!
This behavior is very common in the dog population, and despite what dog owners may think is a learned behavior and is easily stopped. If your dog has basic obedience then teaching him to stop this very annoying behavior can be achieved in just a few days.
First of all, you will be training him to stop this without using real guests as guinea-pigs. Have a family member of friend work with you by ringing the doorbell (or whatever the signal to your dog that guests are here is) for you. Start your dog off in his collar and leash so that you can exert complete control over him. You will need a pocket full of small treats.
Have your friend ring the doorbell and approach the door with your dog on his leash. You probably want your dog to bark once or twice so this is fine. After a few barks, firmly say "quiet". This will have no initial effect on your dog so immediately say "sit" (this is where basic obedience helps). When your dog sits, offer him a treat. He will not be able to bark and chew at the same time. While he is chewing praise him and repeat "quiet" over and over. After a good few practices, try only giving your dog the treat when he stops barking.
Later move on to not always giving him a treat, until you only give him a treat very occasionally. The basis of this kind of positive reinforcement is that dogs nearly always think it is worth behaving in a certain way if there is any chance of them getting a treat.


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Anyone have comparison of how the 315/70/r17 stacks up to the 35x12.5x17?
Looking at the 315s in load E , 10 ply .
They're essentially the same size. The 315 will be a bit bigger and the load range E is something that I would recommend.
I had the 315/70/17s on my JKUR when we went to moab this year and they worked very well. Saw on your description you have a 2.5" lift. I had the same and it was plenty to clear the tires and still get good flex on the trail.
I run the 315's on my 2 door. They have quite a few trail miles and they've performed great for me on dirt, rocks, and mud.
I thought it was the other way around... 315's run a tad smaller than a "35"?
That site shows 35s being bigger. Maybe it's a stated size vs true size thing.
I just checked coopers website tire specs for the stt pros. Though they don't offer a 35x12.5 in a 17 they do for a 15. The 35x12.5R15 and the 315/70R17 have the same overall diameter at 34.57". Tread width is .08" wider on the 12.5" at 10.08" and the section width is .5" wider at 13.1".
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package org.apache.deltaspike.jsf.api.config;

import java.lang.annotation.Annotation;
import org.apache.deltaspike.core.api.config.DeltaSpikeConfig;
import org.apache.deltaspike.core.util.ClassUtils;
import org.apache.deltaspike.jsf.spi.scope.window.ClientWindowConfig;

import javax.enterprise.context.ApplicationScoped;
import javax.enterprise.inject.Default;
import javax.faces.context.FacesContext;

/**
 * Config for all JSF specific configurations.
 */
@ApplicationScoped
public class JsfModuleConfig implements DeltaSpikeConfig
{
    public static final String CLIENT_WINDOW_CONFIG_KEY = "javax.faces.CLIENT_WINDOW_MODE";
    public static final String CLIENT_WINDOW_CLASS_NAME = "javax.faces.lifecycle.ClientWindow";

    private static final long serialVersionUID = -487295181899986237L;

    private volatile Boolean initialized;
    private boolean delegatedWindowHandlingEnabled;
    private boolean jsf22Available;

    protected JsfModuleConfig()
    {
    }

    /**
     * If the initial redirect is enabled, a redirect will be performed for adding the current window-id to the url.
     *
     * @return true for activating it, false otherwise
     */
    public boolean isInitialRedirectEnabled()
    {
        return true;
    }

    /**
     * Per default all faces-messages are preserved for the next rendering process
     * @return true if the messages should be preserved automatically, false otherwise
     */
    public boolean isAlwaysKeepMessages()
    {
        return true;
    }

    /**
     * Per default the current view gets replaced with the error-view (in case of a security-violation).
     * For using a redirect it's needed to return true and using Page.NavigationMode.REDIRECT for @View of the
     * error-view-config.
     * @return true if the navigation-handler should be used in case of a security-violation, false otherwise
     */
    public boolean isAlwaysUseNavigationHandlerOnSecurityViolation()
    {
        return false;
    }

    /**
     * Per default converters get wrapped to restore them properly during a postback (significant without overhead).
     * @return true if converters should be handled as std. CDI beans, false otherwise
     */
    public boolean isContainerManagedConvertersEnabled()
    {
        return true;
    }

    /**
     * Per default validators get wrapped to restore them properly during a postback (significant without overhead).
     * @return true if validators should be handled as std. CDI beans, false otherwise
     */
    public boolean isContainerManagedValidatorsEnabled()
    {
        return true;
    }

    /**
     * If #initialStateMarked (of the component) returns false, a fallback to full state-saving is possible.
     * Therefore it's required to save additional meta-data even with partial state-saving.
     * @return false to restrict additional meta-data required for a possible fallback, true otherwise
     */
    public boolean isFullStateSavingFallbackEnabled()
    {
        return true;
    }

    /**
     * If the window-handling of JSF 2.2+ is enabled,
     * {@link org.apache.deltaspike.jsf.spi.scope.window.ClientWindowConfig.ClientWindowRenderMode#DELEGATED}
     * will be returned. In all other cases null gets returned as application wide default value.
     * That leads to a default-handling per session (which includes logic for handling bots,...)
     * @return application-default for the window-mode
     */
    public ClientWindowConfig.ClientWindowRenderMode getDefaultWindowMode()
    {
        lazyInit();

        if (this.delegatedWindowHandlingEnabled)
        {
            return ClientWindowConfig.ClientWindowRenderMode.DELEGATED;
        }
        return null;
    }

    /**
     * Defines the {@link javax.enterprise.Qualifier} which will be used to fire the
     * {@link org.apache.deltaspike.core.api.exception.control.event.ExceptionToCatchEvent}
     * for unhandled JSF exceptions.
     *
     * @return the {@link javax.enterprise.Qualifier}.
     */
    public Class<? extends Annotation> getExceptionQualifier()
    {
        return Default.class;
    }

    public boolean isAllowPostRequestWithoutDoubleSubmitPrevention()
    {
        return true;
    }

    public boolean isJsf22Available()
    {
        lazyInit();

        return this.jsf22Available;
    }

    public boolean isDelegatedWindowHandlingEnabled()
    {
        lazyInit();

        return this.delegatedWindowHandlingEnabled;
    }

    private void lazyInit()
    {
        if (this.initialized == null)
        {
            init();
        }
    }

    protected synchronized void init()
    {
        if (this.initialized == null)
        {
            this.jsf22Available = ClassUtils.tryToLoadClassForName(CLIENT_WINDOW_CLASS_NAME) != null;

            if (!this.jsf22Available)
            {
                this.delegatedWindowHandlingEnabled = false;
            }
            else
            {
                FacesContext facesContext = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();

                // can happen in case of a very simple test-setup without a mocked jsf container
                if (facesContext == null)
                {
                    this.delegatedWindowHandlingEnabled = false;
                }
                else
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Serhij Ołeksijowycz Szerabokow (, , Siergiej Aleksiejewicz Szerabokow; ur. 15 maja 1972 w Sewastopolu) – ukraiński piłkarz rosyjskiego pochodzenia występujący na pozycji obrońcy lub pomocnika, działacz i agent piłkarski.

Kariera klubowa
Grę w piłkę nożną rozpoczął w wieku 6 lat w szkółce piłkarskiej Wiktorija Sewastopol z rodzinnego Sewastopola. Podczas odbywania służby wojskowej we Flocie Czarnomorskiej grał w klubie SKCzF Sewastopol, z którym zwyciężył w 1990 roku w rozgrywkach o Puchar Sił Zbrojnych ZSRR. W końcowym okresie pobytu w armii rozpoczął karierę na poziomie seniorskim w Czajce Sewastopol, z którą występował przez pół roku we Wtorajej Lidze ZSRR. Wiosną 1991 roku był zawodnikiem Tawriji Symferopol, gdzie zaliczył jedno spotkanie w Pucharze ZSRR. Po odłączeniu się Ukrainy od ZSRR grał w Czajce Sewastopol, z którą rywalizował w Perszej Lidze (1992) oraz Druhiej Lidze (1992/93). Wiosną 1993 roku został na krótki okres wypożyczony do mistrza kraju Tawriji Symferopol, gdzie rozegrał 2 spotkania na poziomie Wyszczej Lihi. Zadebiutował w niej 28 marca 1993 w wygranym 1:0 meczu przeciwko Bukowynie Czerniowce. Przed Mistrzostwami Europy 1992 wystąpił on w barwach Tawriji w sparingu przeciwko ZSRR, wygranym 1:0. Było to ostatnie w historii spotkanie rozegrane przez tę reprezentację, tuż przed przekształceniem we Wspólnotę Niepodległych Państw.

We wrześniu 1993 roku Szerabokow został piłkarzem Kreminia Krzemieńczuk prowadzonego przez Borisa Strielcowa, gdzie pełnił rolę podstawowego środkowego obrońcy. W sezonie 1994/95, po przyjściu do klubu trenera Jewhena Rudakowa, stał się zawodnikiem rezerwowym i był wypożyczany do trzecioligowych zespołów Systema-Boreks Borodzianka oraz Skify-LAZ Lwów. Latem 1995 roku odszedł z Kreminia i przez pół roku pozostawał bez pracodawcy, trenując w tym czasie jedynie przez miesiąc z Karpatami Lwów. Pod koniec 1995 roku podpisał roczny kontrakt z Polonią Warszawa, prowadzoną przez Stefana Majewskiego (II liga). Po sezonie 1995/96 wywalczył z tym zespołem awans do I ligi. Zadebiutował w niej 3 sierpnia 1996 w zremisowanym 0:0 meczu przeciwko Wiśle Kraków. W rundzie jesiennej sezonu 1996/97 zanotował w polskiej ekstraklasie 11 występów, po czym odszedł do mistrza Słowacji Slovana Bratysława. Z klubem tym zdobył Puchar Słowacji 1996/97, po pokonaniu w meczu finałowym 1:0 Tatrana Preszów. Na zakończenie sezonu 1996/97 Slovan, który uznawany był za faworyta do tytułu mistrzowskiego, zajął w tabeli 3. miejsce. Konsekwencją tego była dymisja części zarządu, zwolnienie trenera Dušana Galisa oraz odsunięcie od składu części piłkarzy, w tym Szerabokowa. Wkrótce po tym otrzymał on ofertę gry w Zenicie Petersburg, który jednak nie był w stanie uiścić kwoty odstępnego.

Po wygaśnięciu kontraktu ze Slovanem przeniósł się jako wolny agent do Sokoła Saratów. Zanotował w barwach tego klubu jeden występ na poziomie Pierwego Diwizionu, większość rundy wiosennej sezonu 1998 spędzając w drużynie rezerw (LFL). Latem 1998 roku odszedł do Torpedo Włodzimierz (Pierwyj Diwizion). Krótko po przybyciu do klubu doznał zerwania ścięgna Achillesa, po którym zmuszony był zawiesić karierę na okres półtora roku. W 2000 roku grał w amatorskim zespole Dinamo Biełorieczensk. W latach 2001–2002 występował na poziomie Virslīgi jako zawodnik PFK Daugava, w barwach której zaliczył 14 spotkań. W sezonie 2003 był graczem FK Jūrmala, z którą wygrał rozgrywki 1. līgi. W wyniku komplikacji zdrowotnych wkrótce po tym zakończył karierę.

Działacz sportowy
Po zakończeniu kariery zawodniczej współpracował jako konsultant ds. rynku transferowego z Odrą Wodzisław Śląski i Polonią Warszawa. W latach 2009–2014 pracował w dziale selekcji i zarządzania klubu FK Sewastopol. W 2011 roku uzyskał licencję agenta piłkarskiego FIFA. W latach 2014–2015 był dyrektorem sportowym SKCzF Sewastopol. Po aneksji Krymu przez Rosję zaangażował się w utworzenie Krymskiego Futbolnego Sojuza, gdzie zasiadał w latach 2015–2016 w prezydium jako szef Komitetu ds. Statusu i Transferów Piłkarzy. W 2016 roku pełnił funkcję dyrektora sportowego klubu Kubań Krasnodar. W 2017 roku rozpoczął pracę jako dyrektor generalny Okeanu Kercz (Krymska Priemjer-Liga).

Sukcesy
 Slovan Bratysława
 Puchar Słowacji: 1996/97

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne

Ukraińscy piłkarze
Rosyjscy piłkarze
Piłkarze Czajki Sewastopol
Piłkarze Tawrii Symferopol
Piłkarze Kreminia Krzemieńczuk
Piłkarze Polonii Warszawa
Piłkarze Slovana Bratysława
Piłkarze Sokoła Saratów
Piłkarze Daugavy Ryga
Piłkarze Torpeda Włodzimierz
Ludzie urodzeni w Sewastopolu
Urodzeni w 1972

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June is Migraine and Headache Awareness Month (#MHAM). Migraine is a real neurological disorder that impacts approximately 12 percent of the population. I could spout off some more facts about migraine (I've learned a lot over the years), but instead I want to help people without migraine understand in the best way they can. I want to try to capture an aspect of living with chronic illness, and migraine in particular, that is harder to describe than the blinding pain, or the way the room spins — the unpredictability. I believe it's a large a part of why this disease is so debilitating — it is considered by the World Health Organization to fall among the top 10 causes of years lost due to disability.
Imagine you're walking a tightrope. You're doing so with the knowledge that your body is predisposed to make you fall. It's happened before. You've worked for months or years to be able to walk a rope this high, with awesome views, but you know that at any moment you could fall. You could get seriously hurt and require a long recovery period. When you're finally physically able, you'll have to relearn how to walk the rope. You'll start with a low rope, with no real view, and slowly work your way back up to the things you could once do. Until of course, you fall again.
This is what it's like to live with migraine. It takes months or years of working on your health and trying different treatments to finally get to a place where you feel relatively better. You might change your diet, track your activities and sleep, and do trials of more medications and supplements than you can count. Eventually you're able to stop just existing and live for a while. Even if it's only some of the time, a few minutes or an hour or two here and there, you appreciate every second because you know it's most likely only temporary. That's because you know it only takes minutes to "fall" — for something to happen that that sends you back into the depths of your illness.
For me, this time it was rebound headaches from the pain medication that was prescribed after my hand surgery, but it could have been a million things. A meal out, a back-ordered medication, not doing my exercises, over-exerting myself, etc… I have no idea how long it will take me to get off of the couch, let alone to the point where I am able to live a little again. I'm really hoping it will be before my vacation next week, but that's more or less laughable because the last time I "fell" it took me almost a year to get back up on the rope.
Regardless, eventually, I will rise. I will do it because it's what people with migraine do. When we are doing better, we worry about when our next "fall" will happen, and what will cause it. When it happens, we feel guilty, but the truth is that no matter what we attribute it to, our illness caused it. It's not our fault. The unpredictability of it makes it so much harder to live with. One day you're walking the high wire with all the views, and the next you've fallen and are fighting like hell to get back to the point where you can start over. I've done it before and I'll do it again, just like the rest of the approximately 12 percent of people worldwide who live with migraine and the 4 million people like me for whom it is chronic.
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Groenendijk is een buurtschap behorende tot de gemeente Alphen aan den Rijn in de Nederlandse provincie Zuid-Holland. Het ligt langs de zuidoever van de Oude Rijn tussen Zoeterwoude-Rijndijk en Hazerswoude-Rijndijk. Groenendijk ligt in de polder Groenendijk.

Tot 1 januari 1991 behoorde Groenendijk tot de gemeente Hazerswoude, waarna het onderdeel werd van Rijneveld, wat tussen 1993 en 2013 Rijnwoude heette. Vanaf 1 januari 2014 valt Groenendijk onder de gemeente Alphen aan den Rijn.

Geografie van Alphen aan den Rijn
Buurtschap in Zuid-Holland


We are planning a meaningful Advent celebration this year. We are taking up the theme of the ELCA World Hunger Appeal, Until All Are Fed.
On Advent Wednesdays – December 5, 12 and 19 – we will meet in the Chapel at noon and at 6:30 pm for Holden Evening Prayer. Members of our congregation will reflect on the "feeding" ministries they are engaged in. A light lunch follows the noon meal in the Commons. A light supper at 5:30 pm precedes the Advent worship at 6:30 pm.
On Sundays during Advent we will focus on the hope-filled visions offered by the prophets in the first lessons. On Sunday, December 16, at 9:30 am, we will celebrate the season with an event in the Activity Center for the entire congregation.
Advent devotionals will guide individuals and families in an exploration of the holiness of food. You can receive these devotionals through a weekly email or you can pick up a printed copy from the Welcome Center or the Commons area. Take an extra copy to share with a friend.
Prepare for a meaningful Advent season. Be with us.


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Mission of Switzerland to the European Union
Switzerland's missions and delegations
Mission to the EU in Brussels
Mission in Rome
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Mission in New York
Mission to NATO in Brussels (fr)
Mission in Geneva
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Organisation of the Mission
Switzerland's Policy on the European Union
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Ambassador's welcoming address
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The head of mission and senior staff introduce themselves
Legal Affairs, Schengen
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Financial and Economic Affairs
Education, Research, Digital
Environment, Energy, Transport
Political Affairs, Security, Development
Agricultural and Veterinary Affairs, Health
The Conference of Cantonal Governments
Events in which the mission is taking part or has organised itself
Media releases concerning relations between Switzerland and the EU
Press conferences concerning relations between Switzerland and the EU
Media articles concerning relations between Switzerland and the EU
Institutional and legal issues – autonomous adoption of EU law (acquis)
Around 120 bilateral agreements govern extensive market access between Switzerland and the EU as well as close cooperation in key areas, such as research, security, the environment and culture
Free movement of persons – functioning and current state of play
The agreement on the free movement of persons enables citizens from Switzerland and the EU member states to freely choose their place of work and place of domicile within the territories of the contracting parties
Research – a fruitful cooperation
Fruitful cooperation exists between Switzerland and the EU in the field of scientific research: Further information at eda.admin.ch.
Schengen/Dublin – a common border
The Schengen Association Agreement facilitates travel between Switzerland and the EU by eliminating identity controls at the internal borders of the Schengen Area
Tax policy – in line with international standards
Switzerland and the EU are endeavouring to develop international standards in the field of tax policy: The agreement on the automatic exchange of financial account information (AEOI) and the agreement on the fight against fraud are significant milestones in this area of cooperation
The United Kingdom's exit from the European Union ('Brexit') and the Federal Council's 'Mind the Gap' strategy
In a referendum held by the British government in 2016, 51.9% of British voters voted in favour of leaving the EU. Because relations between Switzerland and the EU are largely covered by the bilateral agreements concluded between Switzerland and the EU, Brexit also has consequences for Switzerland.
Agricultural and veterinary affairs
Development and humanitarian aid
The cantons play an active role in the Confederation's policy
Switzerland's contribution to the enlarged EU
Directorate of European Affairs DEA
The EU is Switzerland's most important partner by far and effective cooperation is therefore vitally important and is governed by bilateral agreements. The Directorate for European Affairs (DEA) is the Swiss Confederation's competence centre for dealing with European issues
The most important agreements with the EC/EU since 1972
The bilateral agreements constitute the legal basis for the fruitful partnership between Switzerland and the EU - the most important agreements since 1972 at a glance
Switzerland and the EU
One in three Swiss francs is generated from trade with the EU: Switzerland and the EU in figures
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Graduates have the opportunity to gain their first experience of working in an international environment at the Swiss Mission
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Energy – an intensive trade
Economy and finance – an essential partnership
Agricultural and veterinary affairs – intensive exchange
Health – a cross-border concern
Transport – a strong integration
Environment and climate – stepping up cooperation on shared challenges
Education – for the benefit of the students
Foreign and security policy – a targeted partnership
Digital - the adjustment of the single market
Development and humanitarian aid – a spirit of active cooperation
The cantons play an active role in the Confederation's policy on Europe
The European Parliament – a new political reality
Creative Europe – support for Swiss cinema
In the framework of its European politics, Switzerland participates since 2007 in projects that aim at reducing the economic and social inequalities in the European Union (EU). The partner countries that are part of Switzerland's contribution are the thirteen States that joined the EU from 2004 onwards (EU-13). Switzerland's engagement constitutes an investment in the safety, stability and prosperity of the European continent. Switzerland strengthens at the same time its economic and political relations with the EU and the partner countries. Switzerland does not participate in the cohesion fund of the EU, but develops its projects in an autonomous way, collaborating closely with the partner States.
In 2017, the federal Council has decided to set the course for a new contribution of Switzerland. The granting of a second contribution by Switzerland is an autonomous decision and has no direct connection to other issues, but the contribution overlays with the framework of the bilateral relations between Switzerland and the EU. The final decision on the financing of this contribution will be made by the parliament.
Switzerland's contribution and its implementation
Switzerland's European politics
Switzerland's contribution to the enlarged EU - 2017 Annual report and results of the country programmes completed in the EU-10 countries
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Democratic devolution in the UK
Scotland's quiet revolution
Under Tony Blair's New Labour, Scottish devolution is under way, spelling an end to centralist decision-making in the United Kingdom. In accordance with the September 1997 referendum, Scotland is to have home rule. Nearly three hundred years after the abolition of the last Scottish parliament, the country will again have its own elected legislative authority. Within Europe, Scotland will have an identity as specific as, for instance, Catalonia or Bavaria. But there is no knowing if this stage will be Scotland's last.
by Philip Schlesinger
Scotland is rapidly moving out of England's shadow to take its place as an autonomous nation in Europe. On 11 September 1997, nearly three centuries after the abolition of the last Scottish parliament, the country voted decisively to repatriate its politics to Edinburgh. The Scotland Act, conferring wide devolutionary powers on the new Scottish parliament, should complete its passage at Westminster by summer 1998. Scottish parliamentary elections will take place in 1999. Although Scotland will remain within the United Kingdom, its new devolved political status may be a stage on the road to separate statehood within the European Union.
The victory of Tony Blair's New Labour Party on 1 May 1997 brought home rule for Scotland and Wales back to the centre of the British political agenda. Almost two decades ago, in 1979, the last attempt to decentralise power in the British state was swept aside by the victory of the Conservatives, who under the leadership first of Margaret Thatcher and then of John Major, remained implacable opponents during their eighteen long years of rule.
Constitutional reform is a keystone of the first-term "modernising" programme of New Labour. Aside from the creation of Scottish and Welsh assemblies, Freedom of Information legislation is now proposed, the European Convention on Human Rights is being incorporated into UK law, hereditary peers in the House of Lords are to be abolished, and there is to be an elected mayor for London. Constitutional reformers are hoping that a "democratic revolution" will result. But some observers believe that the extensive powers being given to Scotland will not easily be contained in future and may ultimately result in the break-up of the British state.
The Scots are to have a fully-fledged parliament, whereas the Welsh will have an assembly without legislative (...)
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(1) Michel Volle (2017). Anatomie de l'entreprise. Pathologies et diagnostic. In Pierre Musso (Ed.), L'Entreprise contre l'État? Manucius, Paris.
(2) Declaration of Philadelphia (1944).
(3) Gérard Berry (2008). Pourquoi et comment le monde devient numérique. Annuaire du Collège de France.
(4) The official unemployment rate is 11.1 per cent in Italy, 17.8 per cent in Spain, and 21.8 per cent in Greece.
(5) Replacing the old accounting principle of prudence or conservatism, this standard indexes the value of a company's assets against their estimated market price, conjuring up purely hypothetical wealth. See Jacques Richard (2005). "Une comptabilité sur mesure pour les actionnaires". Le Monde diplomatique, November 2005.
(6) Emmanuel Dockès (2017). Proposition de code du travail. Dalloz, Paris.
(7) Alain Supiot and Mireille Delmas-Marty (2015). Prendre la responsabilité au sérieux. PUF, Paris.
(8) The use of new forms of collective action, including boycotting such products, would also be recognised as a right inherent to freedom of association and the right to organise.
(9) Laurent Lesnard (2009). La famille désarticulée. Les nouvelles contraintes de l'emploi du temps. PUF, Paris.
Scotland confronts energy transition
Lou-Eve Popper, October 2022 Aperçu
So is that it?
Keith Dixon, October 2014
Is Scotland closer to independence?
Rory Scothorne, June 2021 Aperçu
Scotland's 'every last drop'
L.-E. P., October 2022 Aperçu
Scotland's future still on hold
R. S., February 2021 Aperçu
Scotland decides
K. D., September 2014 Aperçu
français — L'Ecosse fait sa révolution tranquille
italiano — Scozia, una rivoluzione tranquilla
Deutsch — Schottlands stille Unabhängigkeit
Español — El Reino Unido descubre la descentralización
Here is a terrific article you should definitely read: "Scotland's quiet revolution", by Philip Schlesinger (subscribers, April 1998) // https://mondediplo.com/2539
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Fueled by their mutual passion for fish and adventure, the founders of Bonefish Grill set out to create a unique dining experience- one that would take the mystery out of fish for people who didn't eat it very often, and yet provide further mystery for the truly adventurous. At Bonefish Grill, they offer guests fresh fish from all over the globe, hand-cut daily and wood-grilled to perfection. Every night brings a variety of innovative dishes. Swap out boredom and routine for an inspired dinner.


Meghan Markle's pregnancy has been notable for many things: the dramatic announcement as the royal tour began, the designer wardrobe - and cradling her bump throughout.
The Duchess of Sussex has had a busy programme of engagements over the last few months, which have given royal watchers plenty of opportunities to observe how she is settling into royal life.
Pod Save The Queen host Ann Gripper spoke to body language expert Judi James to discover why Meghan has been so keen to hold her bump - and the other signals the royals are sending.
How has Prince Harry changed since Meghan's arrival? Do the Sussexes and the Cambridges get on? And how are William and Kate, Charles and Camilla's relationships in the month of their eighth and 14th wedding anniversaries?


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Lifted high on angel wings the Akita is tenderly ferried over the Rainbow Bridge where one day, owner and pet will meet again. Sterling Silver Tears In Heaven Akita charm holder is carefully crafted with a diamond design to securely carry your favorite Akita pendant so that it rests near your heart. Beneath the self contained leash bail, the protective angel wings are stretched open wide, ready to offer compassion and strength to a Akita and owner in need. Three layers of antiqued feathers taper gracefully to the outer edges of the pendant. The delicate antiquing gives the Akita memorial pendant a soft, yet powerful appearance. Sterling Silver Tears In Heaven is a pet sympathy gift with an oxidized paw print in the center, offering hope and comfort in a pet owner's time of sorrow.
Sterling Silver Tears In Heaven Charm Holder amulet with Akita beautifully compliments Akita drop earrings.
Tears In Heaven Charm Holder with Akita is a sympathetic pet bereavement gift for a friend who recently had a pet cross the Rainbow Bridge.
Sterling Silver Akita Memorial Jewelry is copyrighted by Dazzling Paws Jewelry LLC. Any re-creations of these designs will be prosecuted by law.


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Bylines: News editor named in Greenville
We're behind on this one: Laura Smith, former editor of the West Memphis Times, was named news editor of the Delta Democrat Times in October. Meanwhile, publisher Matt Guthrie added duties of editor to his title. The two are picking up responsibilities of former editor Dominick Cross who departed last summer.
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Former Hattiesburg editor resigns Illinois post
The executive editor of The State Journal-Register Jon K. Broadbooks resigned Wednesday to take a job with the Illinois Association of Realtors. In Mississippi, Broadbooks worked as editor at the Hattiesburg American and on the business desk for The Clarion-Ledger.
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Facebook enlisted to keep C-L comments civil
Writes David Hampton in Sunday's Clarion-Ledger: "The web is the most amazing instrument we have ever had to advance and enrich the marketplace of ideas. It allows readers of this newspaper and other media to immediately comment and interact with writers or other readers. That's a valuable way to advance ideas. Unfortunately, it also can also be easily abused by some who use personal attacks and offensive comments while hiding behind a wall of anonymity. It can quickly turn into a free-for-all of incivility."
The newspaper will now use Facebook as a de facto moderator for online comments; if you don't have a Facebook account, you won't be able to post on the Ledger's website.
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Gannett to build paywall at more papers
Gannett is set to join the parade of newspaper publishers rolling out paywalls in an effort to monetize their online properties. CEO Gracia Martore yesterday told Wall Street analysts at the UBS Global Media and Communications Conference that Gannett plans to launch paywalls across more newspapers in 2012 in an effort to "capture added revenue and profitability" from those properties.
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San Pedro de Atacama was our destination after our wonderful journey in Bolivia through the Salar and its surrounding lakes and volcanoes. This is probably our last visit to Chile and we expect to be only here for ten days or so, maybe a little longer. It is a small dusty town of unpaved roads with small adobe houses, dim-lit streets in the evening time, bars , restaurants, funky shops which are certainly the best for many miles around.
Sarah spots a funky shop, I wonder what gave it away….
It also has great archaeological interest and many places for hiking and adventure tourism. We hadn't expected anything like this when we arrived so it was a pleasant surprise, also the temperature, 21 degrees during the day, a little chilly at night but a big change from -14 in the Salar. It was off with the layers, and the exploring began. There are many interesting and different places that you can visit from here, so as you can imagine there are endless tour companies . It is a really good town for people to base themselves in, loads of really nice and funky accommodation too, and once here you can organize your own trips. You could easily spend a week here and not see or do everything!
We did a trip to Valle de la Luna (Moon Valley) and Valle de la Muerta (Death Valley) Here wind-blown sand has made weirdly shaped rock formations by slowly carving out amazing shapes and curves. Some of them feel very dry and crumbly and they would probably be washed away by now if there was ever any rain here. There is no animal or vegetable life here so its a pretty deserted place. There are many places for great walks with interesting little alcoves to explore, but the best of all is when you watch the sunset. We saw the rocks turn red, gold and amber but immediately the sun left us, it was cold and amazingly dark until the moon starts to appear – amazing sight! When we went to see the Valley of the moon, we parked on the cliff overlooking the valley at about 4 p.m and at that time we had the whole place to ourselves, but this was soon to be shattered at about 5.30 p.m when 'the tourists' arrived, obviously ending their long day on a mini-bus watching the sunset. All of a sudden there was about 100 people, but within half an hour there was just 2 again (yes us). We parked over night here and as it was during the full moon the colours on these rock formations changed many times during the course of the evening. We welcomed the next day with a beautiful sunrise and had the entire place to ourselves. It was like we were living on top of the world. Oh, the joys of being independent!
Valle de la Luna, Atacama, Chile.
We also spent some time in The Salar de Atacama, which is the largest salt-pan in Chile. (very different from the salt-pan in Bolivia, I might add.). It has a rough broken up surface and is an attractive place in its own right, the vastness of the whole place, the emptiness.
In this part of the desert we really had the whole place to ourselves ,the silence, disturbed by nobody ! Even though it is very dry , there are many drought-resistant plants that survive here , many animals, but we only saw foxes and vicuña and of course birds like coots, Andean gulls and condors (only in the distance). The Salar has quite a Flamingo Reserva, with a few small shallow lakes in which all three Chilean species of flamingoes can be found – James, Chilean and Andean flamingoes, so we visited the Chaxa Laguna so as to see the Andean Flamingo . We passed through a very small village en route called Toconao with 700 inhabitants, which had a very old church, with a separate bell -tower built in 1744 and the roof was just mud and straw.
I guess a bit like the 'thatched' roof's in Ireland is a good way to describe it. This town is famous for its carvings in liparite, a volcanic rock which comes from a quarry near by. We had a lovely afternoon by Laguna Cegar which is saltier that the dead sea. At this time of year if you floated in it, you would float higher than in the dead sea, but you would FREEZE! We saw a few brave tourists running in for a swim, but by the time we picked up a camera they would be running out doing a great impression of Mel Gibson in Braveheart – Blue all over and screaming! No doubt in the summer its the place to cool down from the really hot temperatures that they experience in this area. A lovely place for walks through the rushes, and to watch the sun glistening on the water, lovely colours appear all over the place.
Why walk around when you have a friend with you?
Iglesia De San Pedro de Atacama in the main Plaza itself, is built of adobe walls, the roof is made of algarrobo wood and the ceiling is covered with cactus mixed with mud and straw. One of the days that we were here, the celebration of The Virgin of Carmen took place. This is an annual event, and we were lucky enough to have picked the right weekend to visit. Maybe all our detours due to the snow were a good thing. The festival involves bringing the small statue of the Virgin for a walk around the town, and loads of brass bands and dancing.
San Pedro de Atacama Church.
One of the very popular tours in San Pedro de Atacama is an evening Star Gazing. We had heard of a French guy who did these tours, and his company is called SPACE, so we booked an evening with them. We were collected in the town at 7 pm and taken a few kilometers out-of-town to their site, where they have 10 telescopes permanently erected. Our tour guide was Canadian , Les, and he explained and showed us many different constellations, stars and planets. We could then use each of the telescopes to do our own Star Gazing and the most amazing for us was the Moon and the Rings of Saturn. To round off our great evening , we were treated to steamy mugs of hot chocolate inside with a Question and Answer session. Les really knew his stuff!


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Q: Keycloak client secret and spring boot docker compose I have a Spring Boot app that uses keycloak for auth.
On deployment, all services including app, keycloak, db are started by a single docker-compose --profile=prod up where an external configuration is passed.
Up to here, everything works as expected.
However, the keycloak client "Access Type" currently is public, and should be changed to confidential. Then a secret needs to be passed to the requests. This can be obtained from Client-> Credentials, where the secret string can be copied or regenerated.
This string can then be copied in the application.yml or application.properties of spring boot app, as below, and everything works as expected.
keycloak:
  auth-server-url: http://localhost:8080/auth
  realm: qwerty
  resource: login-app
  ssl-required: external
  bearer-only: true
  use-resource-role-mappings: true
  credentials:
    secret: FyQjmAJclqqcLD22szwca1aEskSpqUPr

However, this required the start of keycloak service first, then get the secret, then copy it on the source code of app, build the app, start it.
So this breaks the "one click" deployment that is done in docker-compose....
From what I saw, you cant have a predefined string for secret and pass it on the realm when importing configuration or something.
Am I missing something? what would you suggest?

A: After some time we found the answer; we realized its possible to provision the secret on the realm export json. It is as below:
  "id": "sad978adsf6sdfadfs",
  "clientId": "app",
  "surrogateAuthRequired": false,
  "enabled": true,
  "alwaysDisplayInConsole": false,
  "clientAuthenticatorType": "client-secret",
  "secret": "someverysecret",
  "redirectUris": [
    "*"
  ],

Whole process

*

*set a secret

*Export realm, secret will hidden like "secret": "*********",

*Replace the **** with your specified secret eg someverysecret

*reprovision realm. Now at keycloak admin screen the value will be "someverysecret" which will be grayed out


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Aston Martin Art Car To Compete In This Weekend's 2015 24 Hours Of Le Mans
Motor Authority June 9, 2015 Comment Now!
Aston Martin has revealed a special new livery for the number 97 Vantage GTE race car that will be competing in this weekend's 24 Hours of Le Mans, the highlight of the 2015 World Endurance Championship. Designed by artist Tobias Rahberger, it uses various optical effects to make the V-8-powered racer appear as if it's moving even when at a standstill.
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Rahberger is well known for creating art that uses optical illusions to distort the perception of the viewer. He's won numerous awards worldwide and was chosen by Aston Martin to give the Vantage GTE a unique exterior design, a car that carries on the art car tradition at Le Mans that started 40 years ago when a BMW painted by Alexander Calder took to the Circuit de la Sarthe.
Rahberger said he wanted to make the car appear as if it was moving at all times, explaining, "My design for the Aston Martin art car is rooted in my interest in distorted perception and related phenomena like auto moving patterns, optical effects, camouflage and visual confusion, which I have addressed in many works before. In this case, the design is based on a geometric optical effect pattern. Comparable to a fast object, a steady fixation on a point of the pattern is impossible."
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One of the drivers hopping behind the wheel of this car in the GTE Pro class will be Darren Turner, and he's very much on board with the design, stating, "Personally, I think art cars are fantastic."
Aston Martin will field five Vantage GTEs in this weekend's race, competing in the GTE Pro and GTE Am classes for production-based cars. They will be going up against some tough competition including race cars based on the Porsche 911, Ferrari 458 Italia and Chevrolet Corvette.
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Twenty-one years after amalgamation, HRM is still home to 1,800 duplicate street names.
Which Second Street came first?
When metro's four municipalities merged in 1996, one of the crucial public-safety issues city hall officials grappled with was the duplication of street names. There was a long list of them.
Emergency crews during metro's infancy needed to know exactly where they were going when a call for help was made. Temporary confusion over where a street was situated was time-consuming and a potentially life-threatening situation.
Some names were used often in different places within the then-new municipality. Variations of Maple and Church were firmly marked on our municipal maps. Second Street and Government Wharf Road appeared in many spots in the Halifax region.
Twenty-one years after amalgamation, metro remains home to 1,830 streets that have another street with the same name.
Gayle MacLean, the city's civic-addressing coordinator, says of those, 668 are exact matches.
When taking into account the semi-duplicate names—such as Stone Avenue in Dartmouth and Stone Terrace in Bedford—the number of Maples in HRM grows to 11. Curiously, there are more Second Streets in the Halifax region than the five First Streets. There are also five Fourth Streets.
The 1,830 figure also doesn't include streets in the municipality with names that sound the same but are spelled differently. For instance, Ashlea versus Ashley.
It's not just emergency personnel who could be fooled by identical or similar-sounding street names. Cabbies, pizza delivery drivers, package deliverers and those playing the real-estate game can be affected, too. Sometimes, household mail may end up on the wrong street of the same name.
Municipal employees since the 1990s have been dealing with the issue of matching street names and have periodically updated Halifax council. City hall's first civic-addressing bylaw was adopted in 2002, says MacLean, who works with two colleagues on duplicate names and other issues such as addressing and street naming linked to new-growth districts.
Duplicate street names are one thing. Then there's the drive-by weirdness of these three distinct names in Porters Lake: This Street, That Street, The Other Street.
According to a 2015 staff report, Halifax's municipal charter allows council to name and rename any street or private road. Public safety, of course, is high on the priority list when it comes to proposed changes.
MacLean acknowledges altering a street's name can be "a huge inconvenience" to area residents. It might also pose a problem for emergency responders—at least, initially, she says.
Although reducing the number of matching street names is a slow process, city staff are making progress.
There used to be about a dozen Government Wharf Roads, MacLean says.
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Australia's visas for seasonal workers: aid or exploitation?
For nearly fifteen years, thousands of backpackers in Australia have made their way to rural areas to pick fruit, in exchange for leave to stay longer in the country. By most accounts they're not good at it, and they don't like it, staying in their jobs for an average of just five weeks.
But more recently, they've been joined by thousands of Pacific Islanders, from countries including Tonga, Vanuatu and Samoa, with a very different attitude to their work. These migrants, part of a program launched in 2012, come for short stints of seasonal work and make many times what they could at home.
The Seasonal Workers Program has been designed to support Australian development aid by boosting the incomes of workers from the Pacific, whilst simultaneously filling chronic farming labour shortages. In 2016-17 more than 6,000 workers participated in the scheme — a 37% increase on the year before — and numbers are expected to keep growing.
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But the scheme's twin objectives are sometimes in tension, and designing a programme to meet both Australia's labour market needs and its overseas development goals is no easy task.
Like many developed countries, Australia has long had problems finding enough workers to fill seasonal jobs like fruit-picking and harvesting. A 2017 report found that 40% of vegetable growers have been unable to find enough workers at some point in the last five years.
The farming industry was pushing for access to more reliable workers than backpackers, and Pacific governments for more access to Australian labour markets. After New Zealand introduced a seasonal employment scheme in 2007, the Australian government decided to follow suit.
Migrants on the program work for employers accredited by the Australian government — typically large farms or labour hire companies — for up to seven months. It worked: research by the Australian Department of Agriculture found the new seasonal workers were 20% more productive than backpackers, and stayed in their jobs for more than four times as long.
The workers get significant benefits too. Employers provide accommodation and make a contribution to the cost of travel to Australia, but the main advantage is simply the much higher wage level in Australia. The World Bank's evaluation found that migrants participating in the program earned 4.3 times more than they otherwise would have.
The effects of those higher incomes are profound. In Tonga, for example, households which had participated in the program had more than two and a half times as much in savings, and their children were 7.7% more likely to be in school.
Managing the program to deliver these distinct benefits to workers and employers can be challenging. For one thing, it requires three separate government departments — for foreign affairs, employment and immigration — to work outside their normal sphere.
The Home Affairs department, for example, already operates a large and complex immigration system, Pryke pointed out. "They've set up this whole system in a certain way, and now are being told that they have to operate in a completely different way in the Pacific," he said.
Beyond bureaucratic coordination, the programme's twin goals do not always sit together easily, according to Jesse Doyle, co-author of a World Bank evaluation of the program. "The development objective is to try and reach workers who are in poorer households and more vulnerable, but they often aren't the first choices for approved employers in Australia," Doyle said.
That means policymakers need to focus on how to broaden participation in the SWP, Pryke agreed, both within countries and between them. Nearly 80% of last year's intake came from Tonga and Vanuatu, relatively small countries where high migration could disrupt local economies. With New Zealand's similar scheme still in operation, the programme's rapid expansion could mean more than half of Tonga's working-age population emigrating for seasonal work.
Another risk to the programme is the level of exploitation in Australia's horticulture industry. Farms are often in remote areas and workers typically paid "piece rates" for the amount of fruit picked, rather than by the hour.
Nonetheless, there have been reports of exploitation including wage theft and dangerous working conditions — though these are disputed by the farms involved. Twelve workers on the scheme have died since 2012, prompting concern in sending countries and calls from the federal opposition for a full inquiry into the programme.


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