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import copy
import re
import sys
from dataclasses import dataclass
from typing import Dict, Iterable, List, Mapping, Optional, Sequence, Tuple

from pants.base.deprecated import warn_or_error
from pants.option.arg_splitter import ArgSplitter, HelpRequest
from pants.option.config import Config
from pants.option.option_tracker import OptionTracker
from pants.option.option_util import is_list_option
from pants.option.option_value_container import OptionValueContainer
from pants.option.parser import Parser
from pants.option.parser_hierarchy import ParserHierarchy, all_enclosing_scopes, enclosing_scope
from pants.option.scope import GLOBAL_SCOPE, ScopeInfo
from pants.util.memo import memoized_method, memoized_property
from pants.util.meta import frozen_after_init
from pants.util.ordered_set import FrozenOrderedSet, OrderedSet

class Options:
    """The outward-facing API for interacting with options.

    Supports option registration and fetching option values.

    Examples:

    The value in global scope of option '--foo-bar' (registered in global scope) will be selected
    in the following order:
      - The value of the --foo-bar flag in global scope.
      - The value of the PANTS_GLOBAL_FOO_BAR environment variable.
      - The value of the PANTS_FOO_BAR environment variable.
      - The value of the foo_bar key in the [GLOBAL] section of pants.toml.
      - The hard-coded value provided at registration time.
      - None.

    The value in scope 'compile.java' of option '--foo-bar' (registered in global scope) will be
    selected in the following order:
      - The value of the --foo-bar flag in scope 'compile.java'.
      - The value of the --foo-bar flag in scope 'compile'.
      - The value of the --foo-bar flag in global scope.
      - The value of the PANTS_COMPILE_JAVA_FOO_BAR environment variable.
      - The value of the PANTS_COMPILE_FOO_BAR environment variable.
      - The value of the PANTS_GLOBAL_FOO_BAR environment variable.
      - The value of the PANTS_FOO_BAR environment variable.
      - The value of the foo_bar key in the [compile.java] section of pants.toml.
      - The value of the foo_bar key in the [compile] section of pants.toml.
      - The value of the foo_bar key in the [GLOBAL] section of pants.toml.
      - The hard-coded value provided at registration time.
      - None.

    The value in scope 'compile.java' of option '--foo-bar' (registered in scope 'compile') will be
    selected in the following order:
      - The value of the --foo-bar flag in scope 'compile.java'.
      - The value of the --foo-bar flag in scope 'compile'.
      - The value of the PANTS_COMPILE_JAVA_FOO_BAR environment variable.
      - The value of the PANTS_COMPILE_FOO_BAR environment variable.
      - The value of the foo_bar key in the [compile.java] section of pants.toml.
      - The value of the foo_bar key in the [compile] section of pants.toml.
      - The value of the foo_bar key in the [GLOBAL] section of pants.toml
        (because of automatic config file fallback to that section).
      - The hard-coded value provided at registration time.
      - None.
    """

    class FrozenOptionsError(Exception):
        """Options are frozen and can't be mutated."""

    class DuplicateScopeError(Exception):
        """More than one registration occurred for the same scope."""

    @classmethod
    def complete_scopes(cls, scope_infos: Iterable[ScopeInfo]) -> FrozenOrderedSet[ScopeInfo]:
        """Expand a set of scopes to include all enclosing scopes.

        E.g., if the set contains `foo.bar.baz`, ensure that it also contains `foo.bar` and `foo`.

        Also adds any deprecated scopes.
        """
        ret: OrderedSet[ScopeInfo] = OrderedSet()
        original_scopes: Dict[str, ScopeInfo] = {}
        for si in sorted(scope_infos, key=lambda si: si.scope):
            ret.add(si)
            if si.scope in original_scopes:
                raise cls.DuplicateScopeError(
                    "Scope `{}` claimed by {}, was also claimed by {}.".format(
                        si.scope, si, original_scopes[si.scope]
                    )
                )
            original_scopes[si.scope] = si
            if si.deprecated_scope:
                ret.add(ScopeInfo(si.deprecated_scope, si.category, si.optionable_cls))
                original_scopes[si.deprecated_scope] = si

        # TODO: Once scope name validation is enforced (so there can be no dots in scope name
        # components) we can replace this line with `for si in scope_infos:`, because it will
        # not be possible for a deprecated_scope to introduce any new intermediate scopes.
        for si in copy.copy(ret):
            for scope in all_enclosing_scopes(si.scope, allow_global=False):
                if scope not in original_scopes:
                    ret.add(ScopeInfo(scope, ScopeInfo.INTERMEDIATE))
        return FrozenOrderedSet(ret)

    @classmethod
    def create(
        cls,
        env: Mapping[str, str],
        config: Config,
        known_scope_infos: Iterable[ScopeInfo],
        args: Optional[Sequence[str]] = None,
        bootstrap_option_values: Optional[OptionValueContainer] = None,
    ) -> "Options":
        """Create an Options instance.

        :param env: a dict of environment variables.
        :param config: data from a config file.
        :param known_scope_infos: ScopeInfos for all scopes that may be encountered.
        :param args: a list of cmd-line args; defaults to `sys.argv` if None is supplied.
        :param bootstrap_option_values: An optional namespace containing the values of bootstrap
               options. We can use these values when registering other options.
        """
        # We need parsers for all the intermediate scopes, so inherited option values
        # can propagate through them.
        complete_known_scope_infos = cls.complete_scopes(known_scope_infos)
        splitter = ArgSplitter(complete_known_scope_infos)
        args = sys.argv if args is None else args
        split_args = splitter.split_args(args)

        option_tracker = OptionTracker()

        if bootstrap_option_values:
            spec_files = bootstrap_option_values.spec_files
            if spec_files:
                for spec_file in spec_files:
                    with open(spec_file, "r") as f:
                        split_args.specs.extend(
                            [line for line in [line.strip() for line in f] if line]
                        )

        help_request = splitter.help_request

        parser_hierarchy = ParserHierarchy(env, config, complete_known_scope_infos, option_tracker)
        bootstrap_option_values = bootstrap_option_values
        known_scope_to_info = {s.scope: s for s in complete_known_scope_infos}
        return cls(
            goals=split_args.goals,
            scope_to_flags=split_args.scope_to_flags,
            specs=split_args.specs,
            passthru=split_args.passthru,
            passthru_owner=split_args.passthru_owner,
            help_request=help_request,
            parser_hierarchy=parser_hierarchy,
            bootstrap_option_values=bootstrap_option_values,
            known_scope_to_info=known_scope_to_info,
            option_tracker=option_tracker,
            unknown_scopes=split_args.unknown_scopes,
        )

    def __init__(
        self,
        goals: List[str],
        scope_to_flags: Dict[str, List[str]],
        specs: List[str],
        passthru: List[str],
        passthru_owner: Optional[str],
        help_request: Optional[HelpRequest],
        parser_hierarchy: ParserHierarchy,
        bootstrap_option_values: Optional[OptionValueContainer],
        known_scope_to_info: Dict[str, ScopeInfo],
        option_tracker: OptionTracker,
        unknown_scopes: List[str],
    ) -> None:
        """The low-level constructor for an Options instance.

        Dependees should use `Options.create` instead.
        """
        self._goals = goals
        self._scope_to_flags = scope_to_flags
        self._specs = specs
        self._passthru = passthru
        self._passthru_owner = passthru_owner
        self._help_request = help_request
        self._parser_hierarchy = parser_hierarchy
        self._bootstrap_option_values = bootstrap_option_values
        self._known_scope_to_info = known_scope_to_info
        self._option_tracker = option_tracker
        self._frozen = False
        self._unknown_scopes = unknown_scopes

    # TODO: Eliminate this in favor of a builder/factory.
    @property
    def frozen(self) -> bool:
        """Whether or not this Options object is frozen from writes."""
        return self._frozen

    @property
    def tracker(self) -> OptionTracker:
        return self._option_tracker

    @property
    def help_request(self) -> Optional[HelpRequest]:
        """
        :API: public
        """
        return self._help_request

    @property
    def specs(self) -> List[str]:
        """The specifications to operate on, e.g. the target addresses and the file names.

        :API: public
        """
        return self._specs

    @property
    def goals(self) -> List[str]:
        """The requested goals, in the order specified on the cmd line.

        :API: public
        """
        return self._goals

    @memoized_property
    def goals_by_version(self) -> Tuple[Tuple[str, ...], Tuple[str, ...], Tuple[str, ...]]:
        """Goals organized into three tuples by whether they are v1, ambiguous, or v2 goals
        (respectively).

        It's possible for a goal to be implemented with both v1 and v2, in which case a consumer
        should use the `--v1` and `--v2` global flags to disambiguate.
        """
        v1, ambiguous, v2 = [], [], []
        for goal in self._goals:
            goal_dot = f"{goal}."
            scope_categories = {
                s.category
                for s in self.known_scope_to_info.values()
                if s.scope == goal or s.scope.startswith(goal_dot)
            }
            is_v1 = ScopeInfo.TASK in scope_categories
            is_v2 = ScopeInfo.GOAL in scope_categories
            if is_v1 and is_v2:
                ambiguous.append(goal)
            elif is_v1:
                v1.append(goal)
            else:
                v2.append(goal)
        return tuple(v1), tuple(ambiguous), tuple(v2)

    @property
    def known_scope_to_info(self) -> Dict[str, ScopeInfo]:
        return self._known_scope_to_info

    @property
    def scope_to_flags(self) -> Dict[str, List[str]]:
        return self._scope_to_flags

    def freeze(self) -> None:
        """Freezes this Options instance."""
        self._frozen = True

    def drop_flag_values(self) -> "Options":
        """Returns a copy of these options that ignores values specified via flags.

        Any pre-cached option values are cleared and only option values that come from option
        defaults, the config or the environment are used.
        """
        # An empty scope_to_flags to force all values to come via the config -> env hierarchy alone
        # and empty values in case we already cached some from flags.
        no_flags: Dict[str, List[str]] = {}
        return Options(
            goals=self._goals,
            scope_to_flags=no_flags,
            specs=self._specs,
            passthru=self._passthru,
            passthru_owner=self._passthru_owner,
            help_request=self._help_request,
            parser_hierarchy=self._parser_hierarchy,
            bootstrap_option_values=self._bootstrap_option_values,
            known_scope_to_info=self._known_scope_to_info,
            option_tracker=self._option_tracker,
            unknown_scopes=self._unknown_scopes,
        )

    def is_known_scope(self, scope: str) -> bool:
        """Whether the given scope is known by this instance.

        :API: public
        """
        return scope in self._known_scope_to_info

    def passthru_args_for_scope(self, scope: str) -> List[str]:
        # Passthru args "belong" to the last scope mentioned on the command-line.

        # Note: If that last scope is a goal, we allow all tasks in that goal to access the passthru
        # args. This is to allow the more intuitive
        # pants run <target> -- <passthru args>
        # instead of requiring
        # pants run.py <target> -- <passthru args>.
        #
        # However note that in the case where multiple tasks run in the same goal, e.g.,
        # pants test <target> -- <passthru args>
        # Then, e.g., both junit and pytest will get the passthru args even though the user probably
        # only intended them to go to one of them. If the wrong one is not a no-op then the error will
        # be unpredictable. However this is  not a common case, and can be circumvented with an
        # explicit test.pytest or test.junit scope.
        if (
            scope
            and self._passthru_owner
            and scope.startswith(self._passthru_owner)
            and (len(scope) == len(self._passthru_owner) or scope[len(self._passthru_owner)] == ".")
        ):
            return self._passthru
        return []

    def _assert_not_frozen(self) -> None:
        if self._frozen:
            raise self.FrozenOptionsError(f"cannot mutate frozen Options instance {self!r}.")

    def register(self, scope: str, *args, **kwargs) -> None:
        """Register an option in the given scope."""
        self._assert_not_frozen()
        self.get_parser(scope).register(*args, **kwargs)
        deprecated_scope = self.known_scope_to_info[scope].deprecated_scope
        if deprecated_scope:
            self.get_parser(deprecated_scope).register(*args, **kwargs)

    def registration_function_for_optionable(self, optionable_class):
        """Returns a function for registering options on the given scope."""
        self._assert_not_frozen()
        # TODO(benjy): Make this an instance of a class that implements __call__, so we can
        # docstring it, and so it's less weird than attatching properties to a function.
        def register(*args, **kwargs):
            kwargs["registering_class"] = optionable_class
            self.register(optionable_class.options_scope, *args, **kwargs)

        # Clients can access the bootstrap option values as register.bootstrap.
        register.bootstrap = self.bootstrap_option_values()
        # Clients can access the scope as register.scope.
        register.scope = optionable_class.options_scope
        return register

    def get_parser(self, scope: str) -> Parser:
        """Returns the parser for the given scope, so code can register on it directly."""
        self._assert_not_frozen()
        return self._parser_hierarchy.get_parser_by_scope(scope)

    def walk_parsers(self, callback):
        self._assert_not_frozen()
        self._parser_hierarchy.walk(callback)

    def _check_and_apply_deprecations(self, scope, values):
        """Checks whether a ScopeInfo has options specified in a deprecated scope.

        There are two related cases here. Either:
          1) The ScopeInfo has an associated deprecated_scope that was replaced with a non-deprecated
             scope, meaning that the options temporarily live in two locations.
          2) The entire ScopeInfo is deprecated (as in the case of deprecated SubsystemDependencies),
             meaning that the options live in one location.

        In the first case, this method has the sideeffect of merging options values from deprecated
        scopes into the given values.
        """
        si = self.known_scope_to_info[scope]

        # If this Scope is itself deprecated, report that.
        if si.removal_version:
            explicit_keys = self.for_scope(
                scope, inherit_from_enclosing_scope=False
            ).get_explicit_keys()
            if explicit_keys:
                warn_or_error(
                    removal_version=si.removal_version,
                    deprecated_entity_description=f"scope {scope}",
                    hint=si.removal_hint,
                )

        # Check if we're the new name of a deprecated scope, and clone values from that scope.
        # Note that deprecated_scope and scope share the same Optionable class, so deprecated_scope's
        # Optionable has a deprecated_options_scope equal to deprecated_scope. Therefore we must
        # check that scope != deprecated_scope to prevent infinite recursion.
        deprecated_scope = si.deprecated_scope
        if deprecated_scope is not None and scope != deprecated_scope:
            # Do the deprecation check only on keys that were explicitly set on the deprecated scope
            # (and not on its enclosing scopes).
            explicit_keys = self.for_scope(
                deprecated_scope, inherit_from_enclosing_scope=False
            ).get_explicit_keys()
            if explicit_keys:
                # Update our values with those of the deprecated scope (now including values inherited
                # from its enclosing scope).
                # Note that a deprecated val will take precedence over a val of equal rank.
                # This makes the code a bit neater.
                values.update(self.for_scope(deprecated_scope))

                warn_or_error(
                    removal_version=self.known_scope_to_info[
                        scope
                    ].deprecated_scope_removal_version,
                    deprecated_entity_description=f"scope {deprecated_scope}",
                    hint=f"Use scope {scope} instead (options: {', '.join(explicit_keys)})",
                )

    @frozen_after_init
    @dataclass(unsafe_hash=True)
    class _ScopedFlagNameForFuzzyMatching:
        """Specify how a registered option would look like on the command line.

        This information enables fuzzy matching to suggest correct option names when a user specifies an
        unregistered option on the command line.

        :param scope: the 'scope' component of a command-line flag.
        :param arg: the unscoped flag name as it would appear on the command line.
        :param normalized_arg: the fully-scoped option name, without any leading dashes.
        :param scoped_arg: the fully-scoped option as it would appear on the command line.
        """

        scope: str
        arg: str
        normalized_arg: str
        scoped_arg: str

        def __init__(self, scope: str, arg: str) -> None:
            self.scope = scope
            self.arg = arg
            self.normalized_arg = re.sub("^-+", "", arg)
            if scope == GLOBAL_SCOPE:
                self.scoped_arg = arg
            else:
                dashed_scope = scope.replace(".", "-")
                self.scoped_arg = f"--{dashed_scope}-{self.normalized_arg}"

        @property
        def normalized_scoped_arg(self):
            return re.sub(r"^-+", "", self.scoped_arg)

    @memoized_property
    def _all_scoped_flag_names_for_fuzzy_matching(self):
        """A list of all registered flags in all their registered scopes.

        This list is used for fuzzy matching against unrecognized option names across registered
        scopes on the command line.
        """
        all_scoped_flag_names = []

        def register_all_scoped_names(parser):
            scope = parser.scope
            known_args = parser.known_args
            for arg in known_args:
                scoped_flag = self._ScopedFlagNameForFuzzyMatching(scope=scope, arg=arg,)
                all_scoped_flag_names.append(scoped_flag)

        self.walk_parsers(register_all_scoped_names)
        return sorted(all_scoped_flag_names, key=lambda flag_info: flag_info.scoped_arg)

    def _make_parse_args_request(self, flags_in_scope, namespace, include_passive_options=False):
        levenshtein_max_distance = (
            self._bootstrap_option_values.option_name_check_distance
            if self._bootstrap_option_values
            else 0
        )
        return Parser.ParseArgsRequest(
            flags_in_scope=flags_in_scope,
            namespace=namespace,
            get_all_scoped_flag_names=lambda: self._all_scoped_flag_names_for_fuzzy_matching,
            levenshtein_max_distance=levenshtein_max_distance,
            include_passive_options=include_passive_options,
        )

    # TODO: Eagerly precompute backing data for this?
    @memoized_method
    def for_scope(
        self,
        scope: str,
        inherit_from_enclosing_scope: bool = True,
        include_passive_options: bool = False,
    ) -> OptionValueContainer:
        """Return the option values for the given scope.

        Values are attributes of the returned object, e.g., options.foo.
        Computed lazily per scope.

        :API: public
        """

        # First get enclosing scope's option values, if any.
        if scope == GLOBAL_SCOPE or not inherit_from_enclosing_scope:
            values = OptionValueContainer()
        else:
            values = copy.copy(self.for_scope(enclosing_scope(scope)))

        # Now add our values.
        flags_in_scope = self._scope_to_flags.get(scope, [])
        parse_args_request = self._make_parse_args_request(
            flags_in_scope, values, include_passive_options
        )
        self._parser_hierarchy.get_parser_by_scope(scope).parse_args(parse_args_request)

        # Check for any deprecation conditions, which are evaluated using `self._flag_matchers`.
        if inherit_from_enclosing_scope:
            self._check_and_apply_deprecations(scope, values)

        return values

    def get_fingerprintable_for_scope(
        self, bottom_scope, include_passthru=False, fingerprint_key=None, invert=False
    ):
        """Returns a list of fingerprintable (option type, option value) pairs for the given scope.

        Fingerprintable options are options registered via a "fingerprint=True" kwarg. This flag
        can be parameterized with `fingerprint_key` for special cases.

        This method also searches enclosing options scopes of `bottom_scope` to determine the set of
        fingerprintable pairs.

        :param str bottom_scope: The scope to gather fingerprintable options for.
        :param bool include_passthru: Whether to include passthru args captured by `bottom_scope` in the
                                      fingerprintable options.
        :param string fingerprint_key: The option kwarg to match against (defaults to 'fingerprint').
        :param bool invert: Whether or not to invert the boolean check for the fingerprint_key value.

        :API: public
        """
        fingerprint_key = fingerprint_key or "fingerprint"
        fingerprint_default = bool(invert)
        pairs = []

        if include_passthru:
            # Passthru args can only be sent to outermost scopes so we gather them once here up-front.
            passthru_args = self.passthru_args_for_scope(bottom_scope)
            # NB: We can't sort passthru args, the underlying consumer may be order-sensitive.
            pairs.extend((str, pass_arg) for pass_arg in passthru_args)

        # Note that we iterate over options registered at `bottom_scope` and at all
        # enclosing scopes, since option-using code can read those values indirectly
        # via its own OptionValueContainer, so they can affect that code's output.
        for registration_scope in all_enclosing_scopes(bottom_scope):
            parser = self._parser_hierarchy.get_parser_by_scope(registration_scope)
            # Sort the arguments, so that the fingerprint is consistent.
            for (_, kwargs) in sorted(parser.option_registrations_iter()):
                if kwargs.get("recursive", False) and not kwargs.get("recursive_root", False):
                    continue  # We only need to fprint recursive options once.
                if kwargs.get(fingerprint_key, fingerprint_default) is not True:
                    continue
                # Note that we read the value from scope, even if the registration was on an enclosing
                # scope, to get the right value for recursive options (and because this mirrors what
                # option-using code does).
                val = self.for_scope(bottom_scope)[kwargs["dest"]]
                # If we have a list then we delegate to the fingerprinting implementation of the members.
                if is_list_option(kwargs):
                    val_type = kwargs.get("member_type", str)
                else:
                    val_type = kwargs.get("type", str)
                pairs.append((val_type, val))
        return pairs

    def __getitem__(self, scope: str) -> OptionValueContainer:
        # TODO(John Sirois): Mainly supports use of dict<str, dict<str, str>> for mock options in tests,
        # Consider killing if tests consolidate on using TestOptions instead of the raw dicts.
        return self.for_scope(scope)

    def bootstrap_option_values(self) -> Optional[OptionValueContainer]:
        """Return the option values for bootstrap options.

        General code can also access these values in the global scope.  But option registration code
        cannot, hence this special-casing of this small set of options.
        """
        return self._bootstrap_option_values

    def for_global_scope(self) -> OptionValueContainer:
        """Return the option values for the global scope.

        :API: public
        """
        return self.for_scope(GLOBAL_SCOPE)

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As a host/hostess for Café Gratitude you are the bright star that heads our humble abode. You are first and foremost a brand ambassador, as well as the first and last impression to all guests that dine with us. You radiate energy that our guests can feel as they pass through our doorway.
Respect your space – keep the host stand clean and organized, for a cluttered workspace breeds a cluttered mind. And nobody has time for that!


Have you ever fancied sitting at home with a glass of wine with friends, whilst someone sweats over a hot stove, cooking up a feast for you all and then does all the dishes too, so you don't have to lift a finger? Well apart from topping up your guests wine and aeroplaning said feast into one's mouth.
If you didn't know that was a thing, aeroplaning your own food or having someone cook up a three course meal for you and your guests in your own home, well they now are. Both of them. And I had the pleasure of relinquishing my place behind the cooker in my own home to a guest chef, courtesy of La Belle Assiette. They provide private dinning experiences not just in Cardiff but throughout Europe.
I recently welcomed chef Stephen Gallagher into my home to cook for me and my family. Speaking to Stephen, he's worked at a few well known hotel resorts in South Wales area such as the Vale Hotel and more recently The Celtic Manor. Along with running his own pub and restaurant with a friend, it sounded like he'd had bags of experience in the kitchen.
That meant I could relax and just concentrate on pairing the food with drink and making sure everyone kept topped up, starting with a glass of Prossecco topped with a dash of Condessa Elderflower Gin Liqueur.
This being Stephens first private chef event with La Belle Assiette, he had a couple of example menu's on his profile on their website, but he was more than willing to offer something bespoke if they didn't take my fancy.
Not making things easy on myself to work with him to satisfy what was probably the most fussy bunch of eaters, we managed to wittle the menu down to the same mains and desserts for everyone. I'm not usually the one with the fussy label attached to me when it comes to food, but I was the one who didn't want the starter as documented many times throughout my blog I just can't take to salmon.
Instead of me ruining what sounded like chef's signature starter dish and for those who really did like salmon, he kindly offered to do an alternative starter for some of us too.
I absolutely love carbing up on bread before a meal and is one of my favourite parts of a meal, slathered thick with salty butter. I meant to pop into Pettigrew Bakery for a loaf of sourdough, the afternoon of the meal, as it didn't mention anything about bread on the menu. I was too busy buying some new glasses and booze though unfortunately.
Luckily for us, Stephen came prepared with a bounty of bread big enough to put Jesus to shame, which was well received, by none more than me.
Annoyed with myself, as the sound of the salmon dish sounded bloody lovely, but I just couldn't. The three that ate the salmon concurred too. Us salmon dodgers were treated to a tandoori chicken, a whole breast I must add, with mint raita. Portion size would of filled two people to be fair, of lightly spiced chicken morsels and a cooling mint drizzle.
For mains, I was amazed I got everyone to agree on one dish, but then it was duck. Again the portion size of the breast was very generous and cooked perfectly pink for me. This came with oodles of a rich, meaty blackberry jus, that added a lovely fruity kick to balance out the natural fattiness of the duck.
We were presented with not only a duck breast, but a very impressive duck leg croquet, loaded with tender shreds of duck in a super crunchy crust. A sweet carrot puree and a velvety garlic mash.
I know I was in my own home, but I was entertaining guests so licking the plate was sadly out of the question. I did however, happily finish off my mums duck. She really enjoyed the dish, she's just not a big eater and had already consumed a whole breast of chicken for the starters.
For the duck I paired this with either an Argentinian Malbec or Oloroso Sherry, depending on the guests preference. I opted for the Malbec.
The third and final course, cooked and prepared by the chef was a Chai tea panna cotta, Earl Grey syrup, brioche toast and orange gel. Not having any prior exposure of what chef could knock up in the kitchen, I wasn't entirely sure the both tea's would work with each other.
I wouldn't normally have had much experience of tea until recently, when I was tasked with pairing an Indian food tasting menu with gin for Cardiff Gin Club. I spent a few weeks experimented with Indian spices, gins and a playing around with a range of different tea syrups.
I wasn't sure if the highly perfumed Early Grey tea would work with the spiciness of the Chai tea but the orange gel brought together the bergamot in the Earl Grey with the cinnamon and cardamom of the chai. The panna cotta had a decent wobble to it too.
Keeping in with the tea theme, I paired this dish with an Indian Inspired Jindea Darjeeling Tea Gin and tonic, with a twist of lemon.
This was my very first experience of having a private chef cook for me and my family in my home, so I really wasn't sure what to expect. I was a little nervous too if I'll be honest, that I'd invited everyone around and had no idea what the quality of the food was going to be like.
I really didn't have anything to worry about though, as Stephen was very professional throughout the whole process. From putting the menu together, arriving early to make sure everything was prepped on time and the final output of the food to a very high standard.
It really was excellent restaurant standard food, without the hassle of leaving your own home. This would make an ideal choice for a dinner date with friends if you struggle with child care, spoiling family members with accessibility issues, who find it hard to leave the home or because why bloody not.
Why go to the trouble of dressing up, travelling to a venue, only to have them tell you what you can and can't have, even though it's you handing over your hard earned cash.
Why not design the night or special occasion, exactly how you want it. From the guests, the drinks, the venue and the bespoke menu, to suit everyone.
The only thing I was annoyed about, was that everyone was so stuffed after the food, nobody touched my cheeseboard that I spent about 30 quid on in M & S earlier in the day.
The experience was provided complimentary by La Belle Assiette but we really couldn't fault the experience. I would recommend it to anyone who has thought about having a private chef, but not quite sure or to anyone who didn't know you could have it done, for the same price of eating out at a restaurant if not cheaper.


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Q: Django South - db.alter function removing null=true blank=true fails with mysql Having trouble with the db.alter command when changing a date field from null=True and blank=True to required by removing these two values.
When the below line is commented out, the migration runs without a problem.
    db.alter_column('milestones_milestone', 'date', self.gf('django.db.models.fields.DateField')(default='2011-01-01'))

This should change the column description from:
'milestones.milestone': {
  'date': ('django.db.models.fields.DateField', [], {'null': 'True', 'blank': 'True'}),
},

to
'milestones.milestone': {
  'date': ('django.db.models.fields.DateField', [], {default:'2011-01-01'}),
},

When the above line is left in the migration, the error I get:
 - Migrating forwards to 0002_auto__add_field_milestone_type__chg_field_milestone_date__add_field_mi.
 > milestones:0002_auto__add_field_milestone_type__chg_field_milestone_date__add_field_mi
 ! Error found during real run of migration! Aborting.

 ! Since you have a database that does not support running
 ! schema-altering statements in transactions, we have had
 ! to leave it in an interim state between migrations.

! You *might* be able to recover with:   = ALTER TABLE `milestones_milestone` DROP COLUMN `type` CASCADE; []
   = ALTER TABLE `milestones_milestonetemplate` DROP COLUMN `type` CASCADE; []

 ! The South developers regret this has happened, and would
 ! like to gently persuade you to consider a slightly
 ! easier-to-deal-with DBMS.
 ! NOTE: The error which caused the migration to fail is further up.
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "manage.py", line 11, in <module>
    execute_manager(global_settings)
  File "C:\Python26\lib\site-packages\django\core\management\__init__.py", line 438, in execute_manager
    utility.execute()
  File "C:\Python26\lib\site-packages\django\core\management\__init__.py", line 379, in execute
    self.fetch_command(subcommand).run_from_argv(self.argv)
  File "C:\Python26\lib\site-packages\django\core\management\base.py", line 191, in run_from_argv
    self.execute(*args, **options.__dict__)
  File "C:\Python26\lib\site-packages\django\core\management\base.py", line 218, in execute
    output = self.handle(*args, **options)
  File "C:\SQE_Dashboard\SQE Dashboard-mimercha\SQE Dashboard\dashboard\lib\south\management\commands\migrate.py", line 109, in ha
ndle
    ignore_ghosts = ignore_ghosts,
  File "C:\SQE_Dashboard\SQE Dashboard-mimercha\SQE Dashboard\dashboard\lib\south\migration\__init__.py", line 202, in migrate_app

    success = migrator.migrate_many(target, workplan, database)
  File "C:\SQE_Dashboard\SQE Dashboard-mimercha\SQE Dashboard\dashboard\lib\south\migration\migrators.py", line 292, in migrate_ma
ny
    result = self.migrate(migration, database)
  File "C:\SQE_Dashboard\SQE Dashboard-mimercha\SQE Dashboard\dashboard\lib\south\migration\migrators.py", line 125, in migrate
    result = self.run(migration)
  File "C:\SQE_Dashboard\SQE Dashboard-mimercha\SQE Dashboard\dashboard\lib\south\migration\migrators.py", line 99, in run
    return self.run_migration(migration)
  File "C:\SQE_Dashboard\SQE Dashboard-mimercha\SQE Dashboard\dashboard\lib\south\migration\migrators.py", line 81, in run_migrati
on
    migration_function()
  File "C:\SQE_Dashboard\SQE Dashboard-mimercha\SQE Dashboard\dashboard\lib\south\migration\migrators.py", line 57, in <lambda>
    return (lambda: direction(orm))
  File "C:\SQE_Dashboard\SQE Dashboard-mimercha\SQE Dashboard\dashboard\milestones\migrations\0002_auto__add_field_milestone_type_
_chg_field_milestone_date__add_field_mi.py", line 15, in forwards
    db.alter_column('milestones_milestone', 'date', self.gf('django.db.models.fields.DateField')(default='2011-01-01'))
  File "C:\SQE_Dashboard\SQE Dashboard-mimercha\SQE Dashboard\dashboard\lib\south\db\generic.py", line 373, in alter_column
    self.execute("ALTER TABLE %s %s;" % (self.quote_name(table_name), sql), values)
  File "C:\SQE_Dashboard\SQE Dashboard-mimercha\SQE Dashboard\dashboard\lib\south\db\generic.py", line 137, in execute
    cursor.execute(sql, params)
  File "C:\Python26\lib\site-packages\django\db\backends\util.py", line 15, in execute
    return self.cursor.execute(sql, params)
  File "C:\Python26\lib\site-packages\django\db\backends\mysql\base.py", line 86, in execute
    return self.cursor.execute(query, args)
  File "C:\Python26\lib\site-packages\MySQLdb\cursors.py", line 173, in execute
    self.errorhandler(self, exc, value)
  File "C:\Python26\lib\site-packages\MySQLdb\connections.py", line 36, in defaulterrorhandler
    raise errorclass, errorvalue
django.db.utils.DatabaseError: (1265, "Data truncated for column 'date' at row 512")

I'm using:
South 0.71 Note: I tried upgrading to 0.73 and found 0.73 gave me the same error and broke my scripts when loading older fixtures.
Django 1.2.1
python library: MySQLDdb DB API v2.0 compatible, revision 603
mysql Ver 14.14 Distrib 5.1.51, for Win32 (ia32)
InnoDB Storage Engine

A: I just ran into the same error. In my case I had accidentally set the column's default value to datetime.now which caused data truncation.
I'd recommend that you remove the default value from your model, set auto_now_add=True and regenerate the migration file.

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Trailer for "The Man on TV"; a one-man show, written and performed by Graham Shelby, which chronicles the author's interactions with his biological father who he first saw on TV. Through fact, fiction, and a muddled combination of the two, Graham Shelby seeks to answer a question which has followed him his entire life: who was the man on TV?
Students from the House of Patrick share their thoughts on the 2014-2015 school year at HLS.
A flower must find its way back to the girl who rejected it.
Created during the GSA program by Edward Boomershine, Savannah Mecum, and Monon Rahman.
A young man learns the pros and cons of procrastination. The film won "Best Animated Short" at the LFPL Film Festival and was one of 12 showcased films.
A video essay about my experiences at the 2014 and 2015 Governor's School for the Arts in Danville, Kentucky.
A photo montage made for use in Graham Shelby's autobiographical, one-man show, The Man on TV. Displaying images of both fictional and nonfictional soldiers, the montage was presented as a primer for Shelby's tale of what happens when America goes to war.
One man learns that you can dream big, but sometimes it doesn't work out. This was filmed in January 2012 for the Bellewood Youth Film Festival. Not only did it score 1st place but it also won the "Faculty Choice" award.
A music video for the song "Chicago" by Frank Sinatra, shot and edited by Edward Boomershine.


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> October
> DEVELOPING AND IMPROVING LOCAL OUT-OF-HOURS CARE: PROPOSED RELOCATION OF THE GP OUT-OF-HOURS CENTRE FOR EAST GLASGOW
DEVELOPING AND IMPROVING LOCAL OUT-OF-HOURS CARE: PROPOSED RELOCATION OF THE GP OUT-OF-HOURS CENTRE FOR EAST GLASGOW
NHS Greater Glasgow is consulting on a proposal to relocate the GEMS NHS GP out-of-hours centre for East Glasgow from its existing base in Lightburn Hospital to a new base within the recently refurbished Easterhouse Community Health Centre.
The proposed move, which is part of a wider plan to develop and improve out-of-hours care across the city, would result in a number of benefits for patients and staff including:-
· Better waiting and consulting areas
· Good public transport links to the rest of the city – Easterhouse Community Health Centre is well served by bus links and is close to the M8. Existing patient transport services will continue to be provided
· Better access to parking for patients and staff – Easterhouse Community Health Centre has two dedicated car parks
· Better communication between different health staff who provide out-of-hours care such as GPs and district nurses
· Better links between staff who work at the health centre during the day and those who provide a service out-of-hours
Dr Kenneth Harden, Medical Director for GEMS NHS, Greater Glasgow's GP out-of-hours service, said: "We are committed not only to maintaining the level and range of existing GP out-of-hours services across Greater Glasgow but also to further improving patient care."
He added: "This proposal will ensure patients across East Glasgow continue to have access to the same high quality local out-of-hours services delivered by the same staff from a new centre with better accommodation and facilities."
The proposed move is expected to result in a slight increase in pedestrian and car traffic around Easterhouse Community Health Centre. The overall impact, however, is expected to be minimal as the health centre has its own car parks and attendances out-of-hours are far lower than normal daytime activity.
The proposal will be discussed with a range of local stakeholders over the next few months as part of a formal consultation. A summary leaflet will also be widely distributed to health facilities, community groups and voluntary organisations across East Glasgow to raise awareness of the proposed change and encourage feedback. The following public meetings have also been organised:
Wednesday 3rd November 2004
Easterhouse Community Health Centre
9 Auchinlea Road, Easterhouse
1.30 – 3.00pm
Eastbank Health Promotion Centre
22, Academy St, Shettleston
Copies of the consultation leaflet can be obtained from the NHS Greater Glasgow web site (www.nhsgg.org.uk) or by telephoning 0141 531 9016. Anyone interested in commenting on the proposal can write to Murray Dickie, Eastern Glasgow Local Healthcare Co-operative, Parkhead Health Centre, 101 Salamanca Street, Glasgow, G31 5BA ([email protected]).
Comments are requested by Friday 10th December 2004.
Media Contact – Elsbeth Campbell Tel: 0141 211 3891
Glasgow Emergency Medical Service (GEMS), an independent co-operative run by Glasgow GPs, was established in February 1996 to provide a range of out-of-hours GP services to patients across the city. Patients, who are assessed by NHS 24 on behalf of GEMS, can receive home care advice, assessment and treatment at one of six GEMS centres across the city or a house call, where clinically necessary. Before midnight GEMS clinic based services are provided at the Western Infirmary, Drumchapel Hospital, Stobhill Hospital, Lightburn Hospital, the Victoria Infirmary and Cardonald Clinic. After midnight, due to the reduced level of demand, services are provided at Stobhill Hospital and the Victoria Infirmary. Earlier this year, NHS Greater Glasgow approved plans to transfer GEMS into the NHS to ensure patients would continue to have access to the same high standards of out-of-hours medical care delivered by the same doctors and nurses. NHS Greater Glasgow is committed to maintaining the level and range of existing GP out-of-hours services and to exploring opportunities to further integrate these services with other NHS out-of-hours care such as community nursing. Around 250 GPs (over one third of all Glasgow's GPs) continue to provide out-of-hours services on a sessional basis.

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Olivia Colman was on the red carpet yesterday evening(December 2nd) for the 21st British Independent Film Awards at the Old Billingsgate in London.
Olivia is not one to really wear color on the carpet, so this black VICTORIA BECKHAM FALL 2018 dress is no surprise for her. However the issue that I am having here, is that the dress is not flattering on her.
Also the creases are not helpful and the accessories don't coordinate together. Statement earrings, minimal makeup and a short layered cut finished up her look.


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    filename: '[name].js'
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Homes may be castles to some, but occasionally even a castle needs a new kitchen, or a bout of renovation, even full-fledged restoration. It can be a bit complicated, what with all the different craftspersons involved. But help is on the way.
"If you have four doctors, you'll have five illnesses" is an old Jewish saying. It works for renovations as well: Your neighbour refers a friendly but incompetent architect, someone knows a plumber who will do the job for a little less, the nice electrician sends his apprentices and a few months later the fuse box is toast, the bathwater is dripping on the neighbours below, and the children's room is painted in a deep purple rather than a whiter shade of pale. It's a gaping gap in the market, and some people have jumped into it with a business plan, like Mirna Pavone of Artea Concept. Her idea is to relieve the renovator by elaborating a customised design plan that covers everything from basic structure to final decorative details. A team then takes over for the implementation.
There are several important advantages to the one-stop-shop idea. The first is flexibility. If you, as the renovator, decide to change your mind, a business like Artea has the capacity to respond swiftly to any required changes. The second advantage is not having to deal with all the logistics and having to supervise the actual work, visit suppliers, and so on. Finally, going through a one-stopshop can in the end save money through economies of scale, because Artea has a wide range of tried and proven craftspersons on hand to get the job done quickly and as efficiently as possible.


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Brief me about Psychotherapy course. Is it advisable to take up this course? | Kalvimalar - News
Brief me about Psychotherapy course. Is it advisable to take up this course?- 13-Mar-2009
It is one of the important branches of Psychology. Psychotherapy helps to understand both the emotional and psychological problems of persons who suffer. Those who suffer because of these problems can be restored to mental health through Psychotherapy.
It also helps the individual to correct his/her mannerism and life-style and change him/her into a normal person. The Psychotherapist helps us to change our thinking mode.
After completing the Degree course in Psychology, you can do this as a special subject in PG Psychology. After Postgraduation also, you can do Psychotherapy. A Psychiatrist must be a doctor who has completed MBBS. But a Psychotherapist can be a person who has completed a course in Psychology.
Clinical Psychology and Industrial Psychology are two other fields of this course. Apart from these, there is Arts Psychotherapy that deals with ailments through Graphics/ pictures.
Those who are sympathetic and helpful to others can pursue this course. We ought to mention now that many expect Psychotherapists to be near them. Such a demand is there for the Psychotherapists.
This course is available in the University of Mumbai, Nimhans (Bangalore) and at Annamalai University.
I wish to work in CBI. What should I do to achieve this?
Brief me about Bio-Informatics Studies offered by IBAB of Bangalore.
Why do banks require an insurance policy?
I am a science student. What are the job opportunities for a pharmacologist?
Dear sir I am doing pre final year MBBS I would like continue my studies related to medical technology I would like to know about any course related to medical science technology and career prospects?


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2-й Чемпионат Украины по футболу среди представителей Переходной лиги. Проводился в два круга, один матч дома, один на выезде в период с 15 августа 1992 года — 3 июля 1993 года. Победителем турнира стала команда «Нефтехимик» (Кременчуг).

Итоговая таблица

Примечания
 Перед началом сезона команда «Фетровик» (Хуст) носила название «Андезит».
 Перед началом сезона команда «Лысоня» (Бережаны) сменила название на «Сокол» и выступала под этим названием в первом круге.
 Перед началом сезона команда «Силур» (Харцызск) носила название «Горняк», а в первом круге — название «Канатчик».
 В первом круге команда «Нива-Борисфен» (Мироновка) носила название «Нива». «Нива-Борисфен» (Мироновка) осталась в переходной лиге, а её место во второй лиге заняла новая команда «Борисфен» (Борисполь), куда вошел ряд игроков команды «Нива-Борисфен».
 Команда «Антрацит» (Кировское) в первом круге носила название «Горняк» и представляла поселок Горное. После окончания сезона «Антрацит» снялся с чемпионата и право на переход во вторую лигу получила команда «Прометей» (Шахтёрск).
 В первом круге команда «Войковец» (Керчь) носила название «Океан».
 Команда «Силур» (Харцызск) сохранила прописку в переходной лиге на следующий сезон.

Бомбардиры

Ссылки
 Чемпионат Украины 1992/93 — Переходная лига

Третья лига Украины по футболу
Национальные футбольные чемпионаты в сезоне 1992/1993
Футбол на Украине в сезоне 1992/1993

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BRISTOL, Tenn. — The NASCAR season cranks up Sunday with the Advance Auto Parts Clash at Daytona.
That means the Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway is less than two months away.
Following a speedway news conference Thursday, BMS Executive Vice President and General Manager Jerry Caldwell answered a few questions heading into the 2019 season — and noted that several good conversations are continuing concerning a second Battle at Bristol football game.
What are you most excited about going into the season?
Caldwell: "I like the new package for the mile-and-a-half tracks. It doesn't pertain so much for here, but enthusiasm for the sport ties into all year long.
What is a major focus for BMS this season?
Caldwell: "A big focus of (Speedway Motorsports CEO and Chairman) Marcus and Bruton (Smith) is what are we doing for the fans to enhance the fan experience. We've done a lot of that, and we're working on more areas on our concourse level for the fans to see the race, but also to sit and get away from it.
How do you continue to give fans the access they want?
Caldwell: "We've heard from fans how they want that unique experience. How do we expose them to the drivers, but do it safely? We're a unique sport where people can be in the pit area in the drivers' meeting.
What did the online poll where the August Night Race was voted best race of the NASCAR season and the Food City 500 was also near the top mean to Bristol Motor Speedway?
Caldwell: "It not only was the best race of the season, but the best race of the last three years since he (Jeff Gluck) started the poll. It's a testament to what we hear fans say. I love seeing the media recognize it and Jeff or anyone else do a poll that is unbiased. Let the numbers speak for themselves.


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Pride and Prejudice: What the Actors Look Like 24 Years Later - News with meaning
Pride and Prejudice: What the Actors Look Like 24 Years Later
By Edwin C. Reade! 0 Comment 3rd December 2019 actors, Prejudice, Pride, years
The mini-series, consisting of 6 episodes and filmed by the famous work of Jane Austen, became the seventh, but perhaps the most famous film adaptation. Colin Firth looked great in the role of Darcy, and the BBC, who became the creators of this series, very accurately conveyed the content and atmosphere of the novel. But we have not seen many actors since then, so we decided to find out where they are and what they are doing now.
Fitzwilliam Darcy (Colin Firth)
The famous British actor was born on September 10, 1960. Moreover, before the picture "Pride and Prejudice", few knew about it. But after he repeated success in the Bridget Jones films, becoming the main character of the heroine. In the Bridget Jones Diary, there was a reference to the work of Jane Austen: the main character performed by Fert was also called Darcy.
Colin Firth in 1994 met for some time with Jennifer El, who played Elizabeth Bennett. The actor has three sons born in two marriages.
Elizabeth Bennett (Jennifer El)
Jennifer was born December 29, 1969 in the United States, her mother is actress Rosemary Harris, who played Aunt May in the movie Spider-Man. In 1992, Jennifer appeared in the series The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones as the Austrian Empress Zita. And the role of Elizabeth Bennett became for her the most significant. In 1999, Jennifer starred with her mother in the film "Taste of Sunlight", where they acted as one and the same heroine, only in different years of her life.
Since 2001, the actress has been married to writer Michael Ryan, they have two children – son George and daughter Tulula.
Jane Bennett (Suzanne Harker)
April 26, the British actress turned 54 years old. She comes from an acting dynasty and was educated at the Central School of Speech and Drama in London. It seems to us that there are few films with the participation of Suzanne Harker, but this is not so. The actress is more specialized in filming in television series, and is well-known in her homeland. Her latest work is the series Granchester, Young James Harriot, and Moving Forward. Susanna was once married to actor Ian Glen (Downton Abbey, Game of Thrones), their son Finley was born, but now they are divorced.
Mary Bennet (Lucy Bryers)
The actress was born on August 19, 1967 in London. Her parents are actors, so the girl did not doubt the choice of a profession. Lucy took part in the filming of more than 50 film works, among them the series "Purely English Killing", "Taste of My Life", "Father Brown" and many others. The actress has been married since 1995, but almost nothing is known about her personal life – Lucy is not on social networks.
Kitty Bennet (Polly Maberly)
The actress, who played one of the youngest daughters, turned 43 on January 1. She is known not only for her role as Kitty Bennet, but also for her role as psychiatrist Lucy Klein in the series Royal. Nothing is known about her personal life either.
Lydia Bennet (Julia Savalia)
Julia was born in London on September 9, 1968. Among her works are One More, Jonathan Creek, Cranford and A Little Light to Candleford, and Julia also voiced Ginger in Coop Escape. The actress is not married, although she was in a relationship. She became interested in yoga and growing vegetables.
Charles Bingley (Crispin Bonham Carter)
The British actor and director celebrated his 50th anniversary on September 23. In 1993, he starred in the telenovela Scarlet and Black. and in 2001 he got a cameo role in the film "The Diary of Bridget Jones." The actor is the cousin of actress Helen Bonham-Carter. He also appeared in a cameo role in the movie Casino Royale. Crispin is married to Catherine Julian Downey. The couple has four sons.
George Wickham (Adrian Lucis)
On the account of the 62-year-old actor, 65 film works, including "Purely English Murder", "Miss Marple: The Secret of the Caribbean", "Absolute Power", "Downton Abbey" and others. He keeps his personal life a secret.
Georgianna Darcy (Emilia Fox)
July 31, the British actress, who played the younger sister of Mr. Darcy, turned 45 years old. In addition to the series Pride and Prejudice, her works include David Copperfield, Dorian Gray and ballet slippers. In 2005, Emilia married the English actor Jared Harris, and in 2009 they divorced. Also in the early 2000s, the actress struggled with alcohol addiction.
See also: Not according to the script: the most striking movie episodes that were not planned.


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'''
Manage RabbitMQ Virtual Hosts.

.. code-block:: yaml

    virtual_host:
        rabbitmq_vhost.present:
            - user: rabbit_user
            - conf: .*
            - write: .*
            - read: .*
'''

# Import python libs
import logging

# Import salt libs
import salt.utils

log = logging.getLogger(__name__)

def __virtual__():
    '''
    Only load if RabbitMQ is installed.
    '''
    name = 'rabbitmq_vhost'
    if not __salt__['cmd.has_exec']('rabbitmqctl'):
        name = False
    return name

def present(name,
            user=None,
            owner=None,
            conf=None,
            write=None,
            read=None,
            runas=None):
    '''
    Ensure the RabbitMQ VHost exists.

    name
        VHost name
    user
        Initial user permission to set on the VHost, if present
        .. deprecated:: 0.17.0
    owner
        Initial owner permission to set on the VHost, if present
    conf
        Initial conf string to apply to the VHost and user. Defaults to .*
    write
        Initial write permissions to apply to the VHost and user.
        Defaults to .*
    read
        Initial read permissions to apply to the VHost and user.
        Defaults to .*
    runas
        Name of the user to run the command
    '''
    ret = {'name': name, 'result': True, 'comment': '', 'changes': {}}

    salt.utils.warn_until(
        (0, 18, 0),
        'Please start deprecating \'runas\' at this stage. Ping s0undt3ch for '
        'additional information or see #6961.',
        _dont_call_warnings=True
    )
    if user:
        # Warn users about the deprecation
        ret.setdefault('warnings', []).append(
            'The \'user\' argument is being deprecated in favor of \'owner\', '
            'please update your state files.'
        )
    if user is not None and owner is not None:
        # owner wins over user but let warn about the deprecation.
        ret.setdefault('warnings', []).append(
            'Passed both the \'owner\' and \'user\' arguments. Please don\'t. '
            '\'user\' is being ignored in favor of \'owner\'.'
        )
        user = None
    elif user is not None:
        # Support old runas usage
        owner = user
        user = None

    vhost_exists = __salt__['rabbitmq.vhost_exists'](name, runas=runas)

    if vhost_exists:
        perms = __salt__['rabbitmq.list_permissions'](name, runas=runas)
        for perm in perms:
            if perm == [owner, conf, write, read]:
                ret['comment'] = 'Nothing to do'
                return ret

    if __opts__['test']:
        ret['result'] = None
        if vhost_exists:
            ret['comment'] = 'VHost {0} already exists'.format(name)
        else:
            ret['comment'] = 'Creating VHost {0}'.format(name)

        if user is not None:
            ret['comment'] += (
                ' Setting permissions for {0} {1} {2} {3}'.format(
                    owner,
                    conf or '.*',
                    write or '.*',
                    read or '.*'
                )
            )
    else:
        if not vhost_exists:
            result = __salt__['rabbitmq.add_vhost'](name, runas=runas)
            if 'Error' in result:
                ret['result'] = False
                ret['comment'] = result['Error']
            elif 'Added' in result:
                ret['comment'] = result['Added']
                ret['changes'] = {'old': '', 'new': name}
        else:
            ret['comment'] = 'VHost {0} already exists'.format(name)

        if owner is not None:
            conf = conf or '.*'
            write = write or '.*'
            read = read or '.*'
            result = __salt__['rabbitmq.set_permissions'](
                name, owner, conf, write, read, runas=runas)

            if 'Error' in result:
                ret['result'] = False
                ret['comment'] = result['Error']
            elif 'Permissions Set':
                ret['comment'] += ' {0}'.format(result['Permissions Set'])

    return ret

def absent(name,
           runas=None):
    '''
    Ensure the RabbitMQ Virtual Host is absent

    name
        Name of the Virtual Host to remove
    runas
        User to run the command
    '''
    ret = {'name': name, 'result': True, 'comment': '', 'changes': {}}

    vhost_exists = __salt__['rabbitmq.vhost_exists'](name, runas=runas)

    if not vhost_exists:
        ret['comment'] = 'Virtual Host {0} is not present'.format(name)

    elif __opts__['test']:
        ret['result'] = None
        if vhost_exists:
            ret['comment'] = 'Removing Virtual Host {0}'.format(name)

    else:
        if vhost_exists:
            result = __salt__['rabbitmq.delete_vhost'](name, runas=runas)
            if 'Error' in result:
                ret['result'] = False
                ret['comment'] = result['Error']
            elif 'Deleted' in result:
                ret['comment'] = result['Deleted']
                ret['changes'] = {'new': '', 'old': name}
    return ret


A stunning, themed website design for a well known Kart track where Lewis Hamilton learned to race! This site was built in joomla and features video in the slideshow as well as great seo achieving page 1 rankings on Google in a very competitive sector.
The challenge here was creating a website fit for purpose that would inspire the next World Champion F1 driver. Afterall this is the track where Lewis Hamilton honed his skills at Karting before moving onwards and upwards to the pinnacle he has now reached. Lewis still returns regularly to visit the track which means so much to him. Visit the site to see a BBC made video about the time Lewis spent at the Kart circuit. The fully content manageable joomla website makes the most of the platforms flexibility and design to integrate video, social media and galleries. Through intelligent SEO implementation the site ranks page 1 position 1 on Google (at time of writing) for kart tracks herts and page 1 for kart tracks essex!


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Delaware River and Bay Authority projects less 2021 revenue due to COVID-19
By Joe Irizarry • Jan 3, 2021
Even though 2020 may be over, the problems from last year, mainly COVID-19, will still linger in 2021 at the Delaware River and Bay Authority.
The DRBA Commission's budget for this year passed last month proposed spending to be reduced by nearly two percent. The total operating budget of $88.2 million is a decrease of $1.7 million compared to the Fiscal Year 2020 budget.
DRBA Public Information Officer Jim Salmon highlights where they'll be saving.
"Some of the items that we anticipate reductions in are vessel fuel for the ferry, contract services, marketing and advertising, some operational supplies, and food and retail items at the ferry."
This year, the DRBA is expected to generate $164 million in revenues and make debt service payments of nearly $32 million.
Salmon gives an example of how much COVID will hurt DRBA's 2021 revenues.
"The operating budget this past year we realized revenues were down about 26 million dollars compared to what our forecasts were. We expect some improvement in 2021, but they're still going to be about 11 million dollars less than the pre-COVID forecast. The pre-COVID forecast was in the neighborhood of 175 billion dollar revenue generation."
The COVID-19 pandemic is expected to reduce traffic and revenues at the Delaware Memorial Bridge and Cape May-Lewes Ferry, which are run by the DRBA.
Nearly 80% of the agency's revenues come from the Delaware Memorial Bridge tolls.
Delaware River and Bay Authority
Delaware Memorial Bridge
Discount toll rate on Delaware Memorial Bridge to increase Jan. 1, 2021
By Kelli Steele • Dec 30, 2020
The Frequent Traveler toll rate on the Delaware Memorial Bridge is about to increase.


Could IoT Have Saved My Plant?
My poor, withered plant. It deserved better. I bought the plant to show off my cool self-watering 3D printed pot but the thing about self-watering pots is that you still need to add water on occasion. As I have been delving into the world of the Internet of Things (IoT), one of the first applications that I thought of was a plant health station.
The very simple system that I built monitors ambient temperature, light levels, humidity, and moisture levels of the soil. Where the "Internet" piece of IoT comes in to play is that all of this data is uploaded to a service (you can see my data here: https://data.sparkfun.com/streams/mK62xWK0d1SzMWqDj19D/).
I can then use a service such as IFTTT and the Maker channel to send a text message or email me when the moisture levels are low.
I'm also able to chart the data and analyze it Google Sheets, Excel, or Numbers.
I can even analyze that data and see trends. So you can see the moisture trend line is declining (as it should with an indoor plant).
I'm hoping that my simple plant health system will spare future plants from the same fate and that by connecting a plant to the Internet, I may be able to better keep one healthy.
To learn more about our new workshop offering for IoT, visit this page.


The new Gemaire.com is a full-scale HVAC online store designed to make your product ordering process faster, simpler and better organized.
Place your orders anytime/anywhere as they are instantly sent to your branch for pickup or delivery.
Create lists of frequently purchased products for convenience, organization and easy re-ordering any time.
Find the best products from the best brands by using our Brand Showcase.....it's simple and fast.
Our centralized customer support team is always ready to assist with any product or order related question.


Philadelphia, PA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 05/21/2018 -- Abell & Capitan Law handles disability insurance cases throughout the entirety of the complex claims process to get clients the benefits they deserve. Disability insurance lawyers Erik Abell and Joe Capitan have provided trusted representation to hundreds of individuals fighting for their long term, short term, and individual disability insurance benefits. From applications, appeals, lawsuits, and settlements, they have the experience necessary to help a client maximize his or her chances of recovery.
It seems like more disability claims get initially denied than accepted. The subsequent appeals process can be challenging and unfruitful for many. Unless represented by an expert team of disability attorneys like Abell & Capitan, claimants can go years fighting for benefits to little or no avail.
Abell & Capitan Law understands what it takes to get a favorable outcome for a client's case. As disability insurance lawyers, fighting insurance companies and navigating the complicated appeals process is what they do every single day. Although it can be a time-consuming process to appeal the denial of a disability claim, Abell & Capitan Law will take every step necessary to maximize the chances of recovering the benefits a client is entitled to.
With offices in both Philadelphia, PA, and Louisville, KY, Abell & Capitan Law represent clients from across the country in individual, short term, and long term disability insurance claims. Erik Abell and Joe Capitan aren't just attorneys who handle disability insurance cases, they are LTD lawyers who only handle disability insurance cases.
Those who have received a denial of benefits on their short term, long term, or individual disability insurance claims should contact Abell & Capitan Law today at 800-689-1056 to file the necessary appeal paperwork before it is too late. For more information on the appeals process and the legal team of Erik Abell, Esq. and Joe Capitan, Esq., please visit https://www.longtermdisabilitylawyers.com/.
Abell & Capitan Law represents individuals whose disability insurance claims have been wrongfully denied or terminated. The law firm can become involved at any stage of the claim process and handles all aspects of long term disability insurance, short term disability insurance, individual disability insurance, and a limited number of Social Security insurance claims for their long term disability insurance clients. The law firm operates out of offices in Philadelphia, PA, Newtown Square, PA, and Louisville, KY.
To learn more about Abell & Capitan Law, please visit http://www.LongTermDisabilityLawyers.com.


I've wanted a miter box for a while, and had my heart set on a Millers Falls. I've looked at a few Stanley's, but passed mainly due to price. While at an antique shop a short while ago I found this. Its a Millers Falls Langdon Acme Miter Box model 74C.
Once i got it home my intend was to just clean it up good and use it. I do remember walking to the shop one evening after work thinking, "maybe I'll clean up the miter saw", but I don't know when it became a complete restore. I know I never intended it to be that way. I know at one point every piece was separated. They were cleaned, polished, honed and/or repainted.
I had to do a quite of bit of honing and polishing to get the cylinders to work right. The tooling marks were pretty prominent, leaving me to believe this hasn't been used very much at all.
I even managed to peel the label off and glue it back on as it was before. I've gotten them off by heating them with a heat gun before, but this one just peeled right off.
The saw is a Disston-Porter Miter saw. I don't believe its ever been re-sharpened and its still pretty sharp. I am going to use it a little to see if its ready for sharpening or if its ok as is. Its has a 24" blade being about 28" overall.
One more hand tool to add to the collection.


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#ifndef _UIPRESENTATIONCONTROLLER_H_
#define _UIPRESENTATIONCONTROLLER_H_

#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>
#import <UIKit/UIViewController.h>

@interface UIPresentationController : NSObject

- (instancetype)initWithPresentedViewController:(UIViewController*)presentedViewController
                       presentingViewController:(UIViewController*)presentingViewController;

- (UIView*)presentedView;
- (CGRect)frameOfPresentedViewInContainerView;

- (void)containerViewWillLayoutSubviews;
- (void)containerViewDidLayoutSubviews;
- (void)presentationTransitionWillBegin;
- (void)presentationTransitionDidEnd:(BOOL)completed;
- (void)dismissalTransitionWillBegin;
- (void)dismissalTransitionDidEnd:(BOOL)completed;

- (BOOL)shouldPresentInFullscreen;
- (BOOL)shouldRemovePresentersView;

@property (nonatomic, readonly, retain) UIViewController* presentingViewController;
@property (nonatomic, readonly, retain) UIViewController* presentedViewController;
@property (nonatomic, readonly, retain) UIView* containerView;
@property (nonatomic, readonly) UIModalPresentationStyle presentationStyle;

@end

#endif /* _UIPRESENTATIONCONTROLLER_H_ */


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Q: How to deploy a nodejs app using kubernetes and mongodb I'm trying to deploy an application built using nodejs and mongodb. I have mongodb on different VM and I have added the urls for the mongodb servers as a secret in the kubernetes cluster. I have an env variable for the mongodb secret and MONGODB_URL is the var that holds the secret and its declared as process.env.MONGODB_URL in the .js file. But when I try to deploy the app the my pod has a crashloopbackoff status and I get this error when I describe it.
starting container process caused "exec: \"--env=\\\"MONGODB_URL=–n "mongodb://10.128.x.x,10.128.x.x:27017/db?replicaSet=rs0"\\n\\\"\": stat --env=\"MONGODB_URL=–n "mongodb://10.128.x.x,10.128.x.x:27017/db?replicaSet=rs0"\n\": no such file or directory"

this is what my deployment yaml file looks like
kind: Deployment
apiVersion: extensions/v1beta1
metadata:
  name: s-provider
spec:
  selector:
    matchLabels:
       app: s-provider
       role: provider
 replicas: 1
 template:
   metadata:
     name: s-provider
     labels:
       app: s-provider
       role: provider
       env: staging
   spec:
     containers:
     - name: s-provider
       image: gcr.io/gcr-project/sample:1.0.0
       env:
        - name: MONGODB_URL
          valueFrom:
          secretKeyRef:
            name: mongo-secret
            key: MONGODB_URL
      #- name: API_URL
       # valueFrom:
        #  secretKeyRef:
         #   name: lesvault
          #  key: api_url_staging
      - name: NODE_ENV
        value: production
    resources:
      limits:
        memory: "500Mi"
        cpu: "100m"
    imagePullPolicy: Always
    readinessProbe:
      httpGet:
        path: /
        port: 3000
    args: ['--env="MONGODB_URL=$(MONGODB_URL)"']
    ports:
    - name: s-provider
      containerPort: 3000

can anyone tell me what the error says and help me to solve it


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Q: Multiple input files and output files in awk I have a folder full of text files named 000.txt to 181.txt. How can I process all of them (on the command line) with the same awk script (program.awk) and send them to their respective output files (output000.txt - output181.txt)?

A: Suppose that we have a folder full of text files named 000.txt to 181.txt. Here is an example of processing all of them with the same awk script and send them to respective output files (output000.txt - output181.txt):
awk 'NR>6{print>("output" FILENAME)}' {000..181}.txt

If we are using bash, then {000..181}.txt will expand to the names of our 182 input files.
In awk (this may require GNU awk), FILENAME is the name of the input file that awk is currently working on.  Thus ("output" FILENAME) is the name of our current output file.
Intended just as an example, the above simply prints all but the first six lines of the input file to the output file.  More complicated programs would use the same principles.


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Published On: Mon, Jan 8th, 2018
Movies | By Red Diogenes
Michael Pena discusses 'Ant-Man and the Wasp' but confirms plans for 'Ant-Man 3'
Michael Pena may have revealed Marvel Studios is already working on Ant-Man 3.
While Marvel Studios has taken a few chances over the last ten years, the first film Ant-Man was deemed a big one. Even after Marvel made Guardians of the Galaxy a worldwide hit, there was plenty of doubt that Ant-Man could succeed.
Now, Ant-Man co-star Pena spoke to IGN about the new film, working with Chris Hemsworth on 12 Strong: "…It's a whole different kind of club to be in, the Marvel Universe. I don't know if they'll use me for the third movie, I still really don't know. It's cool to make a little bit of a mark on that Marvel Universe and it's kind of a cool club, they run a really cool studio."
Screen Rant notes that "With the likes of Captain Marvel, Doctor Strange, and Black Panther very likely to get sequels/trilogies of their own. In all of the other franchises, Marvel Studios has completed the trilogy, or have plans to do just that. Even if Ant-Man & The Wasp hasn't hit theaters, knowing Marvel Studios is thinking ahead is hardly a surprise."
Not much is known about the new film, but there are rumors the Ant-man sequel will be a romantic comedy.
Paul Rudd (Scott Lang/Ant-Man) returns with Evangeline Lilly (Hope Van Dyne/The Wasp) and Michael Douglas (Hank Pym), T.I. aka Tip Harris (Dave), David Dastmalchian (Kurt) and Pena (Luis). Judy Greer has been confirmed to play Maggie Lang again as Randall Park is joining the MCU as SHIELD agent, Jimmy Woo, and Laurence Fishburne is playing a villain, Dr. Bill Foster. Hannah John-Kamen, she's playing Ghost, while Walton Goggins is taking on the role of a weapons designer, Sonny Burch. Foster acquires the ability to grow into a giant-sized baddie named Goliath.
Marvel also announced the casting of Michelle Pfeiffer as Hank Pym's wife Janet and the first Wasp.
Ant-Man and the Wasp will be arriving in theaters on July 6, 2018.
Red Diogenes -
Ant-ManAnt-Man 3Ant-Man and the WaspAnt-man MovieChris HemsworthDavid DastmalchianEvangeline LillyGuardians of the GalaxyHannah John-KamenJudy GreerLaurence FishburneMarvel StudiosMichael DouglasMichael PenaMichelle PfeifferMovie NewsPaul RuddRandall ParkWalton Goggins
'Ant-Man and the Wasp' preview: trailer, poster, new story details | The Global Dispatch | The Global Dispatch says:
[…] the Wasp will also set up the planned third film (Marvel always works in trilogies and we had this leak), likely around Fishburne as Dr. Bill Foster. In the comic books, Fishburne's Foster […]
New 'Ant-Man and the Wasp' photo features the duo suited up for action | The Global Dispatch says:
[…] talked about being thrilled to return and hinted at a third film: "…It's a whole different kind of club to be in, the Marvel Universe. I don't know […]


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Star Wars Squadrons — Deaf/HoH Review
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Star Wars Squadrons Deaf/HoH Accessibility
Star Wars Squadrons nails conveying a sense of direction to the player in a flying game, but it falls short when it comes to communications and using certain features while flying, really very fast.
Star Wars, to me, is all about The Force, lightsaber battles, and the Gungan species. But while those laser swords slice through people and stormtroopers bump their heads on doors, there are battles taking place among the stars. It's those battles that are brought to life in Star Wars Squadrons and finds you getting in a first-person cockpit to zoom around the stars and defeat the enemy in futuristic dog fights.
Unlike Microsoft Flight Simulator, the experience isn't as in-depth, nor is it as relaxing — instead, there's high octane action to contend to in multiplayer matches as you twist and turn your way to victory, or defeat. There is a story that is a single-player only experience, and one I found myself not really paying much attention to. But we're not here to talk about how enticing the story is, or how polygonally accurate the asteroid hurtling towards you looks. We're here for the accessibility.
From first boot, you're given an options screen right from the off that puts accessibility settings front and center. You can choose to adjust your brightness, select colorblind profiles, subtitle settings, and chat text size for in-game text communications with other players. The subtitles toggle I actually didn't even see because it's so small, and as a result, I started the game without subtitles and had to choose to endure cutscenes with no subtitles, or just skip and miss everything.
The options menu is available to access at many points in-game, but if you're watching a cutscene, you can't pause the game, let alone make any changes. And what's more, at the main menu there's an "Accessibility" menu button always displayed so you can easily jump in and access those specific settings without having to trawl through the rest of the options.
So let's start with the visual representation of dialogue. There are captions present both in single-player and multiplayer. While captioning doesn't extend to all diegetic sounds, it does highlight some sounds such as your character screaming as you bounce your TIE Fighter off of a ship, and sometimes heavy exhales. There are also captions indicating my droid on the back of the ship was squealing about something.
The captions for spoken dialogue is rather brilliant. Throughout the game, you've got cutscenes for your story, a briefing room and hangar for flight preparation, and the gameplay itself. All these areas have captions in full for key characters, your pilot's dialogue, and also random environmental dialogue.
For the characters speaking in story mode, they don't just have captions available, but they also have their speaker name or icon indicated on-screen so you're always aware of their location. What's more, a HUD element also pops up showing the speaker's name and audio wave animation. These three, well-presented methods of displaying information left me feeling incredibly comfortable with flying my ship around without getting confused about who was speaking, and where they were.
Captions can be adjusted in Star Wars Squadrons and come with 3 size profiles and 3 background weights to allow you to choose how much contrast you want them to have. They also have speaker names included by default and words that are spoken with emphasis are bolded which was fantastic in understanding the tone of some lines of dialogue.
While the captions generally felt comfortable to read the majority of the time, there was a rare occasion where they exceeded two lines and felt a little overwhelming. Thankfully this was, as stated, a rare occasion, and the game mostly relies on sentences that only take two lines in story dialogue, and one line for pretty much everything else.
Star Wars Squadrons has an incredible amount of twisting and turning, and much like the speaking character locations I rarely felt lost thanks to the fantastic visual cues throughout the gameplay. All objectives are given their own icon and when out of view show their direction, and when in view they're clearly marked.
The same is true for when you're targeting, and this targeting is something I feel that EA is doing a fantastic job with, especially when it comes down to radial wheels — Apex Legends for example. While it's not perfect, the radial can be accessed and allows you to choose from multiple categories; Objectives, enemy AI, enemy players, all enemies, and even missiles, flagship systems, allies, and your own squadron.
This is presented in a nice, big wheel, but sadly I find that trying to navigate it while I fly around the stars felt bothersome more than anything. But when I had selected my category, I can cycle through all available targets in that category that are indicated clearly on the screen and their direction.
When it comes down to actual combat, targets are generally highlighted by a white box. Your missiles automatically lock-on to enemies and show a successful lock with a green box or circle depending on the weapon. When you're within the range that your lasers will 100% hit the enemy, the crosshair will go red.
There are also indicators for when an enemy is locking onto you, and how far the missile is from impact. The damage being inflicted on your ship is given directional indicators so you know roughly what direction the attacker is, and if it's another ship you can double-tap the cycle button to lock onto the attacker instead.
I do think that there's some unnecessary reliance on the cockpit instruments to convey certain information such as engine thrust, or where you're directing power too. These indicators aren't always clear, and with so many ships with different cockpit layouts, it almost becomes a bit much. Some on-screen HUD could have helped keep things uniform across the board, with players being able to turn the interface off if they desired.
Of course, it's not all great. Sometimes the damage you take causes the screen to shake dramatically which can be jarring. And there are annoyingly devastating clouds that engulf your ship if you go out of bounds from a level. You're instructed to return to the fight and given a 3D arrow that directs you to the battle, but it's so dull in color that sometimes it can be hard to see against the clouds.
So while all of the on-screen elements can really help and do their job in conveying the relevant information needed to fully understand your surroundings, there is the option to switch them all off if you'd prefer the "immersive experience".
The thing with Star Wars Squadrons is that, at its core, it feels like it was built for VR first, and the result is that playing outside of VR means your view is incredibly restricted and gives you a sense of tunnel vision every now and then. It also feels as if it was designed for those using a flight stick of sorts as the controller can feel a bit fiddly with many buttons being pressed in a go.
Star Wars Squadrons is at its best when you're playing online, but the methods of communication felt fairly forgettable. Hardly anyone during my time with the game made use of the in-game voice chat — except the one person who kept sniffing over the mic. There's also text chat, but it's so awkward to access and use while trying to fly with no autopilot systems in place.
The one way to communicate is through a radial wheel with some commands, but even then, I only found myself using the odd one when I had the time to open and navigate the wheel. During dogfighting, it's near impossible to use without distracting yourself from flying, and as a result, I just gave up trying to communicate. The best way was through pinging the target of interest and then having other players agree or ping their own target, but this still felt rather unused.
There are also emotes which seem incredibly irrelevant to the game. Basically, during the briefing, you can choose from a series of assigned emotes to activate while gathered around the briefing table before you take off. But I've not seen them utilized at all anywhere else in the game and it just felt so out of place unless you like waving hello and then giving a stern animation with "B3NB4IL stops you right there" text popping up.
A final note is that the controller vibrations don't feel particularly overpowering, which was nice. Gentle rumbles to indicate sharp turns in the air. rumbles for impacts, damage taken, boosting, and more. I did however feel like I needed some extra kick to it like I needed more from certain types of impacts, but I suppose it's hard to do that when you can fly into a space station at top speed and just bounce off it like a squash ball.
I really enjoyed Star Wars Squadrons, and for me, the highlight of the game was nailing the sense of direction for multiple elements. It's just a shame that the high-intensity action overrides the ability to really get your communications and targets selected. But for me, it felt exactly like how the flight should have felt in Star Wars Battlefront 2.
A review copy of Star Wars Squadrons was provided by the developer / publisher.
Check out the CIPT Codex on Star Wars Squadrons for more information
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Rihanna Pops Cleavage In Tiny Pink Bra, Rocks Red Velvet Gloves For Seductive Valentine's Day Snapshot
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