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Is cooling still cool?
Ashwin Subramaniam, Ravindranath Tiruvoipati, John Botha
Research output: Contribution to journal › Review Article › Other › peer-review
Therapeutic hypothermia (TH), where patients are cooled to between 32°C and 36°C for a period of 12-24 hours and then gradually rewarmed, may reduce the risk of ischemic injury to cerebral tissue following a period of insufficient blood flow. This strategy of TH could improve mortality and neurological function in patients who have experienced out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OOHCA). The necessity of TH in OOHCA was challenged in late 2013 by a fascinating and potentially practice changing publication, which found that targeting a temperature of 36°C had similar outcomes to cooling patients to 33°C. This article reviews the current literature and summarizes the uncertainties and questions raised when considering cooling of patients at risk of hypoxic brain injury. Irrespective of whether TH or targeted temperature management is deployed in patients at risk of hypoxic brain injury, it would seem that avoiding hyperpyrexia is important and that a more rigorous approach to neurological evaluation is mandated.
Therapeutic Hypothermia and Temperature Management
https://doi.org/10.1089/ther.2014.0019
10.1089/ther.2014.0019
Subramaniam, A., Tiruvoipati, R., & Botha, J. (2015). Is cooling still cool? Therapeutic Hypothermia and Temperature Management, 5(1), 13-16. https://doi.org/10.1089/ther.2014.0019
Subramaniam, Ashwin ; Tiruvoipati, Ravindranath ; Botha, John. / Is cooling still cool?. In: Therapeutic Hypothermia and Temperature Management. 2015 ; Vol. 5, No. 1. pp. 13-16.
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Right of The Victims
Emotional inauguration of memorial for victims of the 7 July 2005 London terrorist attacks
Prince Charles unveiled the memorial in Hyde Park: 52 steel pillars to commemorate each one of the victims
In addition to the heir to the British crown, numerous government officials attended and stood alongside victims and their families on this tragic anniversary. In his speech, Prince Charles praised the work of emergency service personnel in the days following the attacks, as well as all those who have aided victims ever since. The event, organised by the 7 July Assistance Centre, was profoundly moving, with victims and family members placing flowers on a plaque listing the names of those killed.
On 7 July 2005, fifty two people were killed and more than 700 wounded in bomb attacks on three underground stations and one city bus

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At Hill Country Equestrian Lodge, our horses truly are the stars that make your guest ranch horseback riding vacation an unforgettable experience. Individually chosen for their beauty, athleticism, and disposition, each member of our herd fulfills an indispensable role in our unmatched horseback riding program. From our most seasoned veterans, to our up-and-coming stars, each special horse contributes its unique blend of talent, training, and personality, to provide our guests truly interactive trail rides, (unlike that of a typical dude ranch), as well as lessons and clinics in disciplines as diverse as barrel racing, dressage,cattle sorting and team penning, and jumping!Many of them have done parades and have carried flags at rodeo grand entries, including Bandera ProRodeo PRCA events! Yes, we really do it all here, or should we say, our horses do it all!
Each member of our beautiful herd has a unique story and talents. We hope you'll read on and enjoy getting to know Our Horses, Our Stars!
This beautiful, exceptionally athletic sorrel mare exemplifies the amazing versatility and willing disposition of the Quarter Horse breed. Since 2009, she has carried riders of all skill levels on trail rides, in our Cattle Sorting and Team Penning Clinics, through dressage skills through training level 3, and over jump courses up to 2'9" here at Hill Country Equestrian Lodge. She has been ridden in numerous parades, including the Western Heritage Parade in downtown San Antonio, Texas, has run fast flags at the Bandera ProRodeo over Memorial Day Weekend, and has been an indispensible member of our 5-time Champion Team Girl Power Guest Ranch Rodeo team and our Desert Hearts Heartbreakers Women's Ranch Rodeo team on Sept. 1, 2019. Her beauty and consistently excellent performance in all of these disciplines has made her a favorite mount of many guests, over the years.
Another of our beautiful bevy of mares, this lovely dark buckskin with the delicate face began to show her versatility and to make her own mark as a preferred mount of our riders soon after her arrival at Hill Country Equestrian Lodge in May of 2014. Registered as Dun It In Texas in AQHA, she is a great grand-daughter of the famous reining stallion Hollywood Dunn It, but also began to show her natural talent for hunter-style jumping soon after her arrival. Since then she has continued to carry intermediate to advanced riders, athletically and with style in both Western and English disciplines, including exuberant (yet safe) trail rides, hunter-jumper lessons, and even our Cattle Sorting and Team Penning Clinics here at the ranch. She has been ridden in numerous parades, including the Western Heritage Parade in San Antonio, and has run fast flags for the Bandera ProRodeo over Memorial Day Weekend. All this, AND she won 2nd out of 14 in her first ever Hunter-Jumper show in 2017.
Our beautiful, tall, black gelding, Black Jack Bargain has carried riders of all skill levels on our active trail rides, as well as in both Western and English lessons and Cattle Sorting and Team Penning Clinics here at Hill Country Equestrian Lodge since his arrival in 2003. He has carried riders, and their flags, in numerous parades, including the Western Heritage parade in San Antonio, and has carried the Bandera ProRodeo flag in its grand entry over all 3 nights of Memorial Day Weekend. He was the hide-pulling horse for Team Girl Power in the 2012 Guest Ranch Rodeo in Bandera, helping us to win our third Championship Title. His elegant, flowing canter make him a joy to ride in both Western and English styles.
Molly Minnick, Dianne's iconic bareback, bridleless reining mare, arrived at Hill Country Equestrian Lodge, with Dianne and Peter in their move from Dallas in April of 1999.
Dianne considers it an act of providence that Molly ever came to be her once-in-a-lifetime horse. Having trained Molly for her previous owner, Dianne showed Molly for him in a reining prospect auction at Southfork Ranch, on Nov. 24, (Dianne's birthday), 1997. A severe sleet storm blew in that day, and few serious buyers showed up. Molly's owner passed her out of the auction unsold, then offered her for sale to Dianne the following week. She immediately agreed, purchased her the next day, and has never looked back.
Dianne showed Molly in NRHA and open shows to some success, but her true brilliance and versatility as a performance horse was yet to come. After the ranch opened for guests in March of 2000, Molly's ability to adapt to different skill levels of riders was extraordinary; quick and powerful with a skilled rider, quiet and methodical with those less-skilled, and all with the smoothest of gaits. Molly's "cowy-ness" and her quick, yet smooth maneuvers made her the perfect Cattle Sorting and Team Penning horse- even without a bridle!
When Dianne and Molly began to do bareback, bridleless reining demonstrations at speed to music, their reputation in the area became legendary. "People would come up to us at parades, rodeos, and public events, calling out excitedly, "Molly!! Can we pet her, please?" Dianne recalls."They might not remember my name, but they remembered the important one- Molly!" Of course, they were always welcome to pet the lovely, docile grey mare.
In recent years, Molly's work has been reduced, but she still carries lighter riders in lessons and trail rides. She was an integral part of the ranch's champion Guest Ranch Rodeo teams in 2009, '10, 12, 15, and16, and as recently as 2018, was the chosen mount from which Dianne's sister, Kathy Hunt sang the National Anthem for the Bandera ProRodeo over Memorial Day Weekend.
Molly's performance over the years exemplifies the ultimate horse and rider relationship that we share with our guests at Hill Country Equestrian Lodge. Her contribution to our horsemanship and riding activities cannot be overstated.
(Watch Molly's Bareback, Bridleless Video!) (Link to Video)
This stunning, buckskin mare arrived at Hill Country Equestrian Lodge in 2012, a gift from Dianne's close friend, Renita Massey. Nellie Finale was the last off-spring of the great Paint stallion, Oreo Van Tyke, and a granddaughter of the great Van Tyke. As her training progressed, it became apparent that she, too, would be talented in multiple disciplines. She developed a deep, Western stop, and a quick, flowing roll-back, excellent for working cattle. Yet, in a snaffle bit, she could also be ridden "on the bit", for English styles of riding, very different from Western. She is a quiet, yet responsive mount for riders of all skill levels on the trail, and is an enthusiastic mount for intermediate to advanced students in both Western and English lessons, and in our Cattle Sorting and Team Penning Clinics. She barrel races, and has been an important part of our Guest Ranch Rodeo teams in 2015 and 16, and of the Women's Ranch Rodeo Team, Desert Hearts Heartbreakers, in September 2019. She has been ridden in numerous parades, including the Western Heritage Parade in San Antonio, and has run fast flags for the Bandera ProRodeo over Memorial Day Weekend. Her full, flowing black mane and tail, her tall black stockings, muzzle, and inner ears, and her curious, child-like personality give Nellie a distinctive, endearing character.
Smoky, registered as Relentless Jack in APHA, first arrived with our first full-time equestrian assistant, Desiree Winklepleck, in 2001. Even as a young horse, his quiet attitude and exceptionally smooth gaits made him a great asset to our riding program. Over the years, he has been an exceptional mount for both Western and English lessons, our Cattle Sorting and Team Penning Clinics, our Whole horsemanship Clinics, and of course, our interactive trail rides. His distinctive grulla coloring, and his long, elegant lines make him an eye-catching mount for riders of all skill levels. Smoky has been ridden in numerous parades and rodeo grand entries, including carrying Miss Rodeo Texas in the Bandera ProRodeo Grand Entry on May 19, 2019.
Lillie, our precious Appaloosa-cross mare came to us in 2013. A former rescue with little care and training, she soon blossomed into an agile and willing mount, and a favorite of our smaller riders. At 14 hands 3 inches, she carries her petite frame with plenty of elegance and energy. In addition to carrying riders of all skill levels on the trail, she barrel races, works cattle in our Cattle Sorting and Team Penning Clinics, and jumps! She has also carried riders and their flags in the Bandera ProRodeo Grand Entry over Memorial Day Weekend, 2019. Lillie's kind, attentive demeanor on the ground offers reassurance to even the most timid first-time horse handlers. In Lillie's case, great things certainly do come in small packages!
We purchased Belle in 2015, in part to better accommodate some of our heavier riders. Before her arrival, Dianne was concerned that some people wouldn't want to ride her, because of her distinctive appearance, and her larger-than-Quarter-Horse size. She needn't have worried! With her bouffant mane, forelock, and tail, and her enthusiastic "can-do" attitude, Belle quickly developed her own following. Children remarked that she looked like the fairytale horse, Philippe, in Beauty and the Beast. Adults loved her big, unapologetic presence.
She often prefers to be with people rather than other horses, and graces her riders with visits to their cabins before and after rides, hanging her big, beautiful head across their porches to beg for affection. Belle gives wonderful trail rides and lessons to riders of all skill levels and sizes, and has even worked in our Cattle Sorting and Team Penning Clinics! Although she usually is in Western tack, she also looks adorable in an English saddle and bridle. And, oh, she also carries riders proudly in parades, and carries a flag in the grand entry at the Bandera ProRodeo!
This lovely bay Quarter horse mare, registered as JLC Sugar Tuna in AQHA, came to Hill Country Equestrian Lodge from a neighbor's ranch in February 2018. Having had little riding or handling for several years, she quickly and steadily responded well to our training, attention, and nutrition. She now moves in a lovely, collected frame under both Western and English tack, and displays the willing and sensible attitude for which the Quarter Horse breed is known. She carries riders of all skill levels on the trail, and intermediate to advanced students in Western and English lessons. She moves in balance, has developed nice transitions between walk, trot, and canter gaits, and is developing a deep, yet soft Western stop and roll-back. She has barrel raced, and recently gave a picture-perfect performance in her first ever parade, the Western Heritage Parade in downtown San Antonio, on February 1, 2020!
As she continues to benefit from our consistent grooming and conditioning regimen, Sugar seems to become even more beautiful each day!
This gorgeous Thoroughbred mare came to Hill Country Equestrian Lodge, along with Sugar, from a neighbor's ranch in February, 2018. Having had little riding or handling for several years, she quickly and steadily responded well to our training, attention, and nutrition. Although perfectly willing to go under a Western saddle, Mardi's forte is clearly jumping, which she loves! Within just a few months after her arrival, Mardi was able to carry two riders in two of our Whole Horsemanship Clinics with a focus on Intermediate Jumping. Mardi's consistency and ability continue to develop as her training under Dianne continues. She has already proven herself to be a valuable addition to the Jumping component of our riding program, and is only becoming better as her training continues. (The pictures of Mardi and Dianne jumping are from her first off-ranch cross country course, (which she nailed!), on Dec. 8, 2019 at Pine Hill, Texas.
In addition to her beauty and ability, Mardi has a willing attitude, and an absolutely lovely, affectionate personality. We are lucky to have her, and to be able to share her with others.
Socks is one of the two horses, (Molly being the other), which Dianne and Peter brought with them in April of 1999 in their move from Dallas to Hill Country Equestrian Lodge. He had been Dianne's all-around show horse, and had won high-point awards in Trail, English Equitation, Showmanship at Halter, and Western Novice Horse, in the Ellis County Equine Association show series in 1998. He also placed and won prize money in his first-ever NRHA reining competition that year.
Once Socks adapted to carrying riders other than Dianne at the ranch, he became an important part of our intermediate and advanced lessons in both Western and English disciplines. He was also a sensitive, and reliable mount for all skill levels of trail riders. (He especially liked to carry little girls, and still does!) Socks has proudly represented Hill Country Equestrian Lodge in numerous parades, and been the able mount of many of our Cattle Sorting and Team penning participants over the years.
You may also recognize Socks's expressive face and distinctive markings from the Tractor Supply commercials that Socks did with George Strait in 2001 and 2002.
Though he hates to admit it, Socks is mostly retired now, but still takes a small rider on an occasional trail ride, or partners up with them for their first riding lesson. At age 27, he has more than earned his easier schedule, and his recognition as an extraordinary horse that has played a great role in our ranch's riding and horsemanship program.
Our petite bay Quarter Horse mare, Mandy, is the matron of our herd. Since her arrival at Hill Country Equestrian Lodge in 2003, she has been a preferred and reliable mount for riders of all skill levels. A daughter of the Western Pleasure stallion, Dynamic Deluxe, her extremely smooth gaits made her an ideal mount for those learning to ride in both Western and English styles, and for Whole Horsemanship Clinic students, Cattle Sorting and Team Penning Clinic participants, and of course, trail riders. Her petite size and perfect proportions made her the preferred mount of many smaller women and children, especially those who were just learning to ride.
At age 28, Mandy is officially retired, although she may occasionally be asked to don a tiny saddle, and be lead quietly with a small, helmeted rider on her back, lovingly held in place by an adult, walking alongside. She happily complies.
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Cruise Hive is sad to report that a 20-year-old male passenger has today died after falling onto deck of cruise ship while it was docked in PortMiami.
The man who was from North Carolina was climbing on the ship's forward mast in a restricted area when he fell on a lower deck. The ship was the Carnival Ecstasy which is a Fantasy class vessel operated by Carnival Cruise Lines.
Sept. 29, 2014 — Earlier this morning as the Carnival Ecstasy was approaching PortMiami, a 20-year-old male guest entered a restricted area and climbed up onto the ship's forward mast. He subsequently fell and landed on the deck. He was initially treated by the ship's medical team and later transferred to a local trauma center in Miami. Unfortunately, he has passed away. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and loved ones at this difficult time.
The tragedy happened Monday morning while the Carnival Ecstasy was docked at cruise terminal E. The ship arrived into port at 8 am and was scheduled to depart at 4 pm with no delay. There were three other cruise ships also docked in Miami including the Carnival Victory, Norwegian Sky and Majesty of the Seas.
The passenger was taken to Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami after the fall but later died. The passengers identity is yet to be released. Any areas which passengers are no allowed to access are usually displayed with 'Crew Only' Carnival will have to find out how the passenger got through and found his way to the forward mast. The story is still developing and will update this post once more details are known.


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Czarny Orfeusz (port.  Orfeu Negro) – brazylijsko-francusko-włoski film z 1959 roku w reżyserii Marcela Camusa. Obraz uhonorowano Złotą Palmą na 12. MFF w Cannes oraz Oscarem dla najlepszego filmu nieanglojęzycznego.

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Q: How do I identify the cryptography used in this Java framework? As described in How do i retrieve data from a JVM renderized into a web page using C# code?, I am trying to write a C# Bot to simulate queries in this website.
The problem now, is with the "Cryptography" used on the return of the webrequest for the information.
The source code for their cryptography can be found here: http://pastebin.com/fdJZvXDG
The problem is that, since the code has no comments, is there any way I can:

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*Figure out whats the ai parameter used for constructing the class

*Find the Key they are using for encrypt/decrypt the information returned on the request?

Any help is appreciated here, I've read that this DES is a sort of Encryption pattern in Java, but I've never seen it before. Is this class implementing this pattern of only the name of the class and the pattern are the same?

A: It is an implementation of the DES cipher. Java has a class built in which allows you to encrypt and decrypt data with DES. This website shows how to use the class.
It's not a pattern, it's an open and standardized cipher.
You mentioned you want to figure out the key they are using and based on the information you have given, it simply isn't possible.
The ai parameter looks like it's used in the key expansion and to specify the initial key (a string) for the cipher. It seems to be a poorly implemented version and is likely incorrect; I wouldn't expect the Java classes to be able to handle this variation of the cipher.

A: Based on the cipher being 56 bits you can probably break it on your home computer in ~4 hours.  According to DES WIKI "DES is now considered to be insecure for many applications. This is chiefly due to the 56-bit key size being too small; in January, 1999, distributed.net and the Electronic Frontier Foundation collaborated to publicly break a DES key in 22 hours and 15 minutes"
Your best bet is to brute force the key.

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At Four Counties Health Services, Newbury on Wednesday, February 6, 2019, James Ferguson of Alvinston, passed away in his 86thyear. Son of the late Gordon & Alice (Gardiner). Dear brother of Ruth of Chesley. Beloved Uncle of Linda (Al) Kaiser and Laurie (Mark) Vanderploeg and great-nieces, Katie Kaiser (Will Schultz), Jenny Kaiser (Cole Herglotz), Emily Kaiser (Adam Drigan), Heather Kaiser, Catherine Vanderploeg and Carolyn Vanderploeg (Nathan Lightfoot). Remembered by sister in-law Elizabeth Garrett. Predeceased by his sister Alice (late Don) Eedy. Relatives and friends will be received at the Van Heck Funeral Home, 3232 River St. Alvinston on Saturday, February 9thwhere the funeral service be held at 11am. Visitation one hour prior. Interment to follow at Alvinston Cemetery. Memorial donations would be appreciated to Four Counties Health Services Foundation or Hope United Church (Summer camps).


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Compounding began as an integral component of the pharmacy practice. Nowadays, physicians and pharmacists work together to enable patients to receive their own custom made medications prepared specifically according to their body needs.
Folsom Medical Pharmacy offers patients and their doctors the choice of custom-compounded and conventional medication – taking the time and trouble to establish what is the best medication regime for the patient.
A growing number of people have unique health needs that off-the-shelf prescription medicines cannot fulfill. For these patients, customized medications prescribed by licensed physicians, veterinarians, and other practitioners, are then mixed safely by trained pharmacists.
Our compounding pharmacist at Folsom Medical Pharmacy, Dr. Moses Perez, Pharm.D. is a pharmacy graduate from the University of California, San Francisco. With over five years of pharmacy compounding experience, he obtained further compounding training and ACPE accreditation from, Gallipot "The Art of Compounding".
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Educated at the University of Calcutta, Jawaharlal Nehru University and Harvard University, it was there that he received his Ph.D in 1988. He is also the Ford Foundation International Professor of Economics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. In 2003 he founded the Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab (J-PAL), along with Esther Duflo and Sendhil Mullainathan and remains one of the directors of the lab. In 2009 J-PAL won the BBVA Foundation "Frontier of Knowledge" award in the development cooperation category. Banerjee is a past president of the Bureau for the Research in the Economic Analysis of Development, a Research Associate of the NBER, a CEPR research fellow, International Research Fellow of the Kiel Institute, a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and the Econometric Society and has been a Guggenheim Fellow and an Alfred P. Sloan Fellow. He received the Infosys Prize 2009 in Social Sciences and Economics. In 2011, he was named one of Foreign Policy magazine's top 100 global thinkers. His areas of research are development economics and economic theory. He is the author of a large number of articles and three books, including Poor Economics which won the Goldman Sachs Business Book of the Year, and is also the editor of a fourth book.
Most recently, Banerjee served on the U.N. Secretary-General's High-level Panel of Eminent Persons on the Post-2015 Development Agenda.
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At bat with Bob Ford
By Matthew deGrood on February 24, 2018 Filed Under: Features, Frontpage 1 Comment
After 23 years, Astros announcer is part of World Series team
During the leanest years — including 2013 when the Houston Astros lost a franchise-record 111 games — Galveston native Bob Ford found himself in a crisis of faith.
Growing up an Astros fan, his heart was firmly behind the team. But, as the losses piled up, it was hard to balance his disappointment as a fan with the need to show up for work each day, he said.
"There were nights where I would get mad and come home grumpy," Ford said. "After a season or two, I sort of had to resign myself to where as long as the check cleared, things were going OK."
Ford, a fifth-generation Galvestonian, has worked as the Astros public address announcer since the 1994 season, his booming voice pumping up fans and announcing beloved players like Jose Altuve with gusto.
Bob Ford, a Galveston resident and O'Connell High School graduate, has been the public address announcer for the Houston Astros since the 1994 season. Photo by Kelsey Walling
Ford started his announcing career calling Pony League games in Galveston and turned that into a career in radio.
After years at a variety of radio stations and programs, Ford got his opportunity to interview for an opening as the Astros announcer.
"There were a dozen finalists," Ford said. "Each of us then came in and read a prepared script. I remember it — they were preparing for the rodeo."
Shortly after that, Ford received the news — he'd be the next announcer.
The years since taking over the mic at the Astrodome, and later at Minute Maid Park, have been filled with good times and bad, but none quite as special as the 2017 season when the Astros won the World Series, Ford said.
"It was just fun watching those guys," Ford said.
After years of toil and development, the Astros finished the regular season 101-61 and used the momentum to carry the team to its first World Series in the 56 years of the team's existence.
Ford compared the experience to a talented 2005 Astros team that fell in the World Series to the White Sox.
"That year, they always found their way back into games," Ford said. "It started to feel the same at the end of last year (the 2016 season)."
Bob Ford welcomes the crowd before the 2009 season opener against the Chicago Cubs at Minute Maid Park. Photo by Kevin M. Cox
Some 23 years since taking over the announcing booth, Ford was part of a World Series-winning team — not bad for a boy from Galveston.
"Growing up playing baseball, you always think of yourself as being on the field," Ford said. "But it's a thrill. I try to pinch myself sometimes. You don't want to get complacent. I'm one of 30 people who get to do this in the country."
The whole while, Ford remained in Galveston, aside from a brief college stint at the University of Houston.
When not sitting in the announcing booth at Minute Maid Park, Ford spends his time working in his home studio or sitting at the back of his island house watching the sun set over the bayou.
"A few years ago, I got an offer in Chicago, which would have changed my life dramatically," Ford said. "But I'm a homebody. I like being close to family and the pace of life here."
So, each game day in the spring, Ford makes the journey up Interstate 45 to add to the Astros atmosphere, bringing up players and creating moods.
"The people in the organization are sort of like family," Ford said. "After spending the day locked in my studio at the house, I really crave that interpersonal interaction."
Gini Brown says
I remember Bob Ford from way back, when he and another guy named Ray had an evening news show on local Galveston television — and yes, there was once such a station, probably back in the late 1980s or early 1990s. Bob and Ray only did Galveston news, and although I can't remember Ray's last name or the call letters of the local station, it was a great show — and all about our island.


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package net.liftweb
package mongodb
package record

import java.util.{Calendar, Date, UUID}
import java.util.regex.Pattern

import net.liftweb.common.{Box, Empty, Failure, Full}
import net.liftweb.json.DefaultFormats
import net.liftweb.json.JsonDSL._
import net.liftweb.json.JsonAST.JObject
import net.liftweb.record.field._
import net.liftweb.util.TimeHelpers._

import org.specs2.mutable.Specification

import com.mongodb._
import org.bson.types.ObjectId
import http.{S, LiftSession}

package mongotestrecords {

  import field._

  class TstRecord private () extends MongoRecord[TstRecord] {

    def meta = TstRecord

    def id = _id.value

    object _id extends UUIDField(this)

    //object binaryfield extends BinaryField(this)
    object booleanfield	extends BooleanField(this)
    //object countryfield extends CountryField(this)
    object datetimefield extends DateTimeField(this)
    //object decimalfield extends DecimalField(this)
    object doublefield extends DoubleField(this)
    object emailfield extends EmailField(this, 220)
    //object enumfield extends EnumField(this)
    object intfield extends IntField(this)
    object localefield extends LocaleField(this)
    object longfield extends LongField(this)
    object passwordfield extends MongoPasswordField(this)
    //object postalcodefield extends PostalCodeField(this, countryfield)
    object stringfield extends StringField(this, 32)
    //object textareafield extends TextareaField(this, 200)
    object timezonefield extends TimeZoneField(this)
    object patternfield extends PatternField(this)
    object datefield extends DateField(this)

    // JsonObjectField (requires a definition for defaultValue)
    object person extends JsonObjectField[TstRecord, Person](this, Person) {
      def defaultValue = Person("", 0, Address("", ""), Nil)
    }
  }

  object TstRecord extends TstRecord with MongoMetaRecord[TstRecord]

  case class Address(street: String, city: String)
  case class Child(name: String, age: Int, birthdate: Option[Date])

  case class Person(name: String, age: Int, address: Address, children: List[Child])
    extends JsonObject[Person] {
    def meta = Person
  }

  object Person extends JsonObjectMeta[Person]

  class MainDoc private () extends MongoRecord[MainDoc] with MongoId[MainDoc] {

    def meta = MainDoc

    object name extends StringField(this, 12)
    object cnt extends IntField(this)

    object refdoc extends DBRefField[MainDoc, RefDoc](this, RefDoc)
    object refstringdoc extends DBRefField[MainDoc, RefStringDoc](this, RefStringDoc)

    object refdocId extends ObjectIdField(this) {
      def obj = RefDoc.find(value)
    }

    object refuuid extends UUIDField(this) {
      def obj = RefUuidDoc.find(value)
    }
  }
  object MainDoc extends MainDoc with MongoMetaRecord[MainDoc]

  class RefDoc private () extends MongoRecord[RefDoc] with MongoId[RefDoc] {
    def meta = RefDoc
  }
  object RefDoc extends RefDoc with MongoMetaRecord[RefDoc]

  // string as id
  class RefStringDoc private () extends MongoRecord[RefStringDoc] {
    def meta = RefStringDoc

    def id = _id.value

    object _id extends StringField(this, 36) {
      override def defaultValue = UUID.randomUUID.toString
    }

    def getRef: DBRef =
      MongoDB.use(meta.mongoIdentifier) ( db =>
        new DBRef(db, meta.collectionName, _id.value)
      )
  }
  object RefStringDoc extends RefStringDoc with MongoMetaRecord[RefStringDoc]

  // uuid as id
  class RefUuidDoc extends MongoRecord[RefUuidDoc] {
    def meta = RefUuidDoc

    def id = _id.value

    object _id extends UUIDField(this)

    def getRef: DBRef =
      MongoDB.use(meta.mongoIdentifier) ( db =>
        new DBRef(db, meta.collectionName, _id.value)
      )
  }
  object RefUuidDoc extends RefUuidDoc with MongoMetaRecord[RefUuidDoc]

  //class ListDoc private () extends MongoRecord[ListDoc] with MongoId[ListDoc] {
  class ListDoc extends MongoRecord[ListDoc] with MongoId[ListDoc] {
    def meta = ListDoc

    import scala.collection.JavaConversions._

    // standard list types
    object name extends StringField(this, 10)
    object stringlist extends MongoListField[ListDoc, String](this)
    object intlist extends MongoListField[ListDoc, Int](this)
    object doublelist extends MongoListField[ListDoc, Double](this)
    object boollist extends MongoListField[ListDoc, Boolean](this)
    object objidlist extends MongoListField[ListDoc, ObjectId](this)
    object dtlist extends MongoListField[ListDoc, Date](this)
    object patternlist extends MongoListField[ListDoc, Pattern](this)

    // specialized list types
    object jsonobjlist extends MongoJsonObjectListField(this, JsonDoc)

    // these require custom setFromDBObject methods
    object maplist extends MongoListField[ListDoc, Map[String, String]](this) {
      override def asDBObject: DBObject = {
        val dbl = new BasicDBList

        value.foreach {
          m => {
            val dbo = new BasicDBObject

            m.keys.foreach(k => {
              dbo.put(k.toString, m.getOrElse(k, ""))
            })

            dbl.add(dbo)
          }
        }

        dbl
      }

      override def setFromDBObject(dbo: DBObject): Box[List[Map[String, String]]] = {
        val lst: List[Map[String, String]] =
          dbo.keySet.toList.map(k => {
            dbo.get(k.toString) match {
              case bdbo: BasicDBObject if (bdbo.containsField("name") && bdbo.containsField("type")) =>
                Map("name"-> bdbo.getString("name"), "type" -> bdbo.getString("type"))
              case _ => null
            }
          }).filter(_ != null)
        Full(set(lst))
      }
    }

  }
  object ListDoc extends ListDoc with MongoMetaRecord[ListDoc]

  case class JsonDoc(id: String, name: String) extends JsonObject[JsonDoc] {
    def meta = JsonDoc
  }
  object JsonDoc extends JsonObjectMeta[JsonDoc]

  //class MapDoc private () extends MongoRecord[MapDoc] with MongoId[MapDoc] {
  class MapDoc extends MongoRecord[MapDoc] with MongoId[MapDoc] {
    def meta = MapDoc

    object stringmap extends MongoMapField[MapDoc, String](this)
  }
  object MapDoc extends MapDoc with MongoMetaRecord[MapDoc] {
    override def formats = DefaultFormats.lossless // adds .000
  }

  class OptionalDoc private () extends MongoRecord[OptionalDoc] with MongoId[OptionalDoc] {
    def meta = OptionalDoc
    // optional fields
    object stringbox extends StringField(this, 32) {
      override def optional_? = true
      override def defaultValue = "nothin"
    }
  }
  object OptionalDoc extends OptionalDoc with MongoMetaRecord[OptionalDoc]

  class StrictDoc private () extends MongoRecord[StrictDoc] with MongoId[StrictDoc] {
    def meta = StrictDoc
    object name extends StringField(this, 32)
  }
  object StrictDoc extends StrictDoc with MongoMetaRecord[StrictDoc] {

    import net.liftweb.json.JsonDSL._

    ensureIndex(("name" -> 1), true) // unique name
  }
}

/**
 * Systems under specification for MongoRecordExamples.
 */
class MongoRecordExamplesSpec extends Specification with MongoTestKit {
  "MongoRecordExamples Specification".title

  import mongotestrecords._
  import net.liftweb.util.TimeHelpers._

  val session = new LiftSession("hello", "", Empty)
  "TstRecord example" in {

    checkMongoIsRunning

    S.initIfUninitted(session){

      val pwd = "test"
      val cal = Calendar.getInstance
      cal.set(2009, 10, 2)

      val tr = TstRecord.createRecord
      tr.stringfield("test record string field")
      tr.emailfield("test")
      tr.validate.size must_== 2
      tr.passwordfield.setPassword(pwd)
      tr.emailfield("test@example.com")
      tr.datetimefield(cal)
      tr.patternfield(Pattern.compile("^Mo", Pattern.CASE_INSENSITIVE))
      tr.validate.size must_== 0

      // JsonObjectField
      val dob1 = Calendar.getInstance.setYear(2005).setMonth(7).setDay(4)
      val per = Person("joe", 27, Address("Bulevard", "Helsinki"), List(Child("Mary", 5, Some(dob1.getTime)), Child("Mazy", 3, None)))
      tr.person(per)

      // save the record in the db
      tr.save

      // retrieve from db
      def fromDb = TstRecord.find("_id", tr.id)

      fromDb.isDefined must_== true

      for (t <- fromDb) {
        t._id.value must_== tr._id.value
        t.booleanfield.value must_== tr.booleanfield.value
        TstRecord.formats.dateFormat.format(t.datetimefield.value.getTime) must_==
        TstRecord.formats.dateFormat.format(tr.datetimefield.value.getTime)
        t.doublefield.value must_== tr.doublefield.value
        t.intfield.value must_== tr.intfield.value
        t.localefield.value must_== tr.localefield.value
        t.longfield.value must_== tr.longfield.value
        t.passwordfield.isMatch(pwd) must_== true
        t.stringfield.value must_== tr.stringfield.value
        t.timezonefield.value must_== tr.timezonefield.value
        t.datetimefield.value must_== tr.datetimefield.value
        t.patternfield.value.pattern must_== tr.patternfield.value.pattern
        t.patternfield.value.flags must_== tr.patternfield.value.flags
        t.datefield.value must_== tr.datefield.value
        t.person.value.name must_== tr.person.value.name
        t.person.value.age must_== tr.person.value.age
        t.person.value.address.street must_== tr.person.value.address.street
        t.person.value.address.city must_== tr.person.value.address.city
        t.person.value.children.size must_== tr.person.value.children.size
        for (i <- List.range(0, t.person.value.children.size-1)) {
          t.person.value.children(i).name must_== tr.person.value.children(i).name
          t.person.value.children(i).age must_== tr.person.value.children(i).age
          t.person.value.children(i).birthdate must_== tr.person.value.children(i).birthdate
        }
      }

      if (!debug) TstRecord.drop
    }

    success
  }

  "Ref example" in {

    checkMongoIsRunning

    val ref1 = RefDoc.createRecord
    val ref2 = RefDoc.createRecord

    ref1.save must_== ref1
    ref2.save must_== ref2

    val refString1 = RefStringDoc.createRecord
    val refString2 = RefStringDoc.createRecord

    refString1.save must_== refString1
    refString2.save must_== refString2

    val refUuid1 = RefUuidDoc.createRecord
    val refUuid2 = RefUuidDoc.createRecord

    refUuid1.save must_== refUuid1
    refUuid2.save must_== refUuid2

    val md1 = MainDoc.createRecord
    val md2 = MainDoc.createRecord
    val md3 = MainDoc.createRecord
    val md4 = MainDoc.createRecord

    md1.name.set("md1")
    md2.name.set("md2")
    md3.name.set("md3")
    md4.name.set("md4")

    md1.refdoc.set(ref1.getRef)
    md2.refdoc.set(ref1.getRef)
    md3.refdoc.set(ref2.getRef)
    md4.refdoc.set(ref2.getRef)

    md1.refstringdoc.set(refString1.getRef)
    md2.refstringdoc.set(refString1.getRef)
    md3.refstringdoc.set(refString2.getRef)
    md4.refstringdoc.set(refString2.getRef)

    md1.refdocId.set(ref1.id)
    md2.refdocId.set(ref1.id)
    md3.refdocId.set(ref2.id)
    md4.refdocId.set(ref2.id)

    md1.refuuid.set(refUuid1.id)
    md2.refuuid.set(refUuid1.id)
    md3.refuuid.set(refUuid2.id)
    md4.refuuid.set(refUuid2.id)

    md1.save must_== md1
    md2.save must_== md2
    md3.save must_== md3
    md4.save must_== md4

    MainDoc.count must_== 4
    RefDoc.count must_== 2
    RefStringDoc.count must_== 2

    // get the docs back from the db
    MainDoc.find(md1.id).foreach(m => {
      m.name.value must_== md1.name.value
      m.cnt.value must_== md1.cnt.value
      m.refdoc.value.getId must_== ref1.getRef.getId
      m.refdoc.value.getRef must_== ref1.getRef.getRef
      m.refstringdoc.value.getId must_== refString1.getRef.getId
      m.refstringdoc.value.getRef must_== refString1.getRef.getRef
      m.refdocId.value must_== md1.refdocId.value
      m.refuuid.value must_== md1.refuuid.value
    })

    // fetch a refdoc
    val refFromFetch = md1.refdoc.obj
    refFromFetch.isDefined must_== true
    refFromFetch.open_!.id must_== ref1.id

    // query for a single doc with a JObject query
    val md1a = MainDoc.find(("name") -> "md1")
    md1a.isDefined must_== true
    md1a.foreach(o => o.id must_== md1.id)

    // query for a single doc with a k, v query
    val md1b = MainDoc.find("_id", md1.id)
    md1b.isDefined must_== true
    md1b.foreach(o => o.id must_== md1.id)

    // query for a single doc with a Map query
    val md1c = MainDoc.find(("name" -> "md1"))
    md1c.isDefined must_== true
    md1c.foreach(o => o.id must_== md1.id)

    // find all documents
    MainDoc.findAll.size must_== 4
    RefDoc.findAll.size must_== 2

    // find all documents with JObject query
    val mdq1 = MainDoc.findAll(("name" -> "md1"))
    mdq1.size must_== 1

    // find all documents with $in query, sorted
    val qry = ("name" -> ("$in" -> List("md1", "md2")))
    val mdq2 = MainDoc.findAll(qry, ("name" -> -1))
    mdq2.size must_== 2
    mdq2.head.id must_== md2.id

    // Find all documents using a k, v query
    val mdq3 = MainDoc.findAll("_id", md1.id)
    mdq3.size must_== 1

    // find all documents with field selection
    val mdq4 = MainDoc.findAll(("name" -> "md1"), ("name" -> 1), Empty)
    mdq4.size must_== 1

    // Upsert - this should add a new row
    val md5 = MainDoc.createRecord
    md5.name.set("md5")
    md5.refdoc.set(ref1.getRef)
    md5.refstringdoc.set(refString1.getRef)
    MainDoc.update(("name" -> "nothing"), md5, Upsert)
    MainDoc.findAll.size must_== 5

    // modifier operations $inc, $set, $push...
    val o2 = (("$inc" -> ("cnt" -> 1)) ~ ("$set" -> ("name" -> "md1a")))
    MainDoc.update(("name" -> "md1"), o2)
    // get the doc back from the db and compare
    val mdq5 = MainDoc.find("_id", md1.id)
    mdq5.isDefined must_== true
    mdq5.map ( m => {
      m.name.value must_== "md1a"
      m.cnt.value must_== 1
    })

    if (!debug) {
      // delete them
      md1.delete_!
      md2.delete_!
      md3.delete_!
      md4.delete_!
      md5.delete_!
      ref1.delete_!
      ref2.delete_!

      MainDoc.findAll.size must_== 0

      MainDoc.drop
      RefDoc.drop
      RefStringDoc.drop
    }

    success
  }

  "List example" in {
    checkMongoIsRunning

    val ref1 = RefDoc.createRecord
    val ref2 = RefDoc.createRecord

    ref1.save must_== ref1
    ref2.save must_== ref2

    val name = "ld1"
    val strlist = List("string1", "string2", "string3", "string1")
    val jd1 = JsonDoc("1", "jsondoc1")

    val ld1 = ListDoc.createRecord
    ld1.name.set(name)
    ld1.stringlist.set(strlist)
    ld1.intlist.set(List(99988,88, 88))
    ld1.doublelist.set(List(997655.998,88.8))
    ld1.boollist.set(List(true,true,false))
    ld1.objidlist.set(List(ObjectId.get, ObjectId.get))
    ld1.dtlist.set(List(now, now))
    ld1.jsonobjlist.set(List(jd1, JsonDoc("2", "jsondoc2"), jd1))
    ld1.patternlist.set(List(Pattern.compile("^Mongo"), Pattern.compile("^Mongo2")))
    ld1.maplist.set(List(Map("name" -> "map1", "type" -> "map"), Map("name" -> "map2", "type" -> "map")))

    ld1.save must_== ld1

    val qld1 = ListDoc.find(ld1.id)

    qld1.isDefined must_== true

    qld1.foreach { l =>
      l.name.value must_== ld1.name.value
      l.stringlist.value must_== ld1.stringlist.value
      l.intlist.value must_== ld1.intlist.value
      l.doublelist.value must_== ld1.doublelist.value
      l.boollist.value must_== ld1.boollist.value
      l.objidlist.value must_== ld1.objidlist.value
      l.dtlist.value must_== ld1.dtlist.value
      l.jsonobjlist.value must_== ld1.jsonobjlist.value
      for (i <- List.range(0, l.patternlist.value.size-1)) {
        l.patternlist.value(i).pattern must_== ld1.patternlist.value(i).pattern
      }
      l.maplist.value must_== ld1.maplist.value
      for (i <- List.range(0, l.jsonobjlist.value.size-1)) {
        l.jsonobjlist.value(i).id must_== ld1.jsonobjlist.value(i).id
        l.jsonobjlist.value(i).name must_== ld1.jsonobjlist.value(i).name
      }
    }

    if (!debug) {
      ListDoc.drop
      RefDoc.drop
    }

    success
  }

  "Map Example" in {

    checkMongoIsRunning

    val md1 = MapDoc.createRecord
    md1.stringmap.set(Map("h" -> "hola"))

    md1.save must_== md1

    md1.delete_!

    if (!debug) MapDoc.drop

    success
  }

  "Optional Example" in {

    checkMongoIsRunning

    val od1 = OptionalDoc.createRecord
    od1.stringbox.valueBox must_== Empty
    od1.save must_== od1

    OptionalDoc.find(od1.id).foreach {
      od1FromDB =>
        od1FromDB.stringbox.valueBox must_== od1.stringbox.valueBox
    }

    val od2 = OptionalDoc.createRecord
    od1.stringbox.valueBox must_== Empty
    od2.stringbox.set("aloha")
    od2.save must_== od2

    OptionalDoc.find(od2.id).foreach {
      od2FromDB =>
        od2FromDB.stringbox.valueBox must_== od2.stringbox.valueBox
    }

    if (!debug) OptionalDoc.drop

    success
  }

  "Strict Example" in {

    checkMongoIsRunning

    val sd1 = StrictDoc.createRecord.name("sd1")
    val sd2 = StrictDoc.createRecord.name("sd1")

    sd1.save(true) must_== sd1
    sd2.save(true) must throwA[MongoException]

    sd1.save

    sd2.name("sd2")
    sd2.save(true) must_== sd2

    if (!debug) StrictDoc.drop

    success
  }
}

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Poison ivy berries are acquired through the Farming skill by picking from a player-grown poison ivy bush. The item is an ingredient in weapon poison (++), and can be used with a Compost Bin to make supercompost.
Farmers require a payment of eight poison ivy berries to watch over your growing Calquat tree.
According to the book Gielinor's flora - flowers, every part of a poison ivy bush contains toxins that can cause itchy, irritating and painful rashes that lasts for days. Symptoms include swelling, vomiting and fever, where victims have described the experience as feeling like your blood is boiling within you.
After harvesting the berries, a player will easily recover the cost of the seed, while making a fair profit. In addition, the poison ivy bush will never become diseased, so using compost or supercompost is unnecessary. These grow in 2 hours and 40 minutes, yielding 674 experience points from checking the health, and 45 experience points per berry picked making them quite efficient for training Farming past level 70. There is generally a high demand for these berries, usually from high-levelled players training Herblore.
It is possible to use a garden pie to boost your Farming level by 3, in order to plant the poison ivy seed.
A poison ivy berry bush.
Further picking the berries will not require a specific Farming level. Once all berries are picked from the bush, it will produce more berries, approximately 1 per 20 minutes. One seed can produce a minimum of 4 berries, where the Farming level reduces the chance of using up one of the three "lives" of the patch, much like harvesting herb patches.
This page was last modified on 22 March 2019, at 17:07.


When you embark on a new business venture, your focus is likely on the service or product that you're providing, and not on the record-keeping responsibilities that come with the territory. Still, as nice as it would be to set aside things like general ledgers and accounting, they are an essential element of making your business a success, so it is important that you have a good grasp of the bookkeeping that needs to be done.
What Bookkeeping Tasks Need to be Completed?
Keeping good records serves a number of purposes. It lets you keep track of the health of your business at a glance. It also provides you with the data that you need to submit to the federal and state government every year at tax time. The more accurate and complete your financial records are, the better the information that will be available for both purposes.
Comprehensive bookkeeping will contain information about your revenues, your profits, and how much money is flowing out of your business for expenses, wages and other transactions. Being able to easily extract this information will definitely prove to be a benefit – you just have to decide how to go about it. It is a responsibility that can be outsourced to a small business accountant, or you can take it on yourself. There are advantages to both strategies – it can take some time to learn the process, but keeping your own books will ensure that you are always aware of your business' health. By the same token, letting a professional do the job will free you up to concentrate on what you do best and are most interested in.


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I (that'd be me - Russell Conte) owned a retail sewing shop for nearly 20 years. Early in my leap onto the entrepreneurial band wagon, people kept asking me to teach. Right next to the very last thing I ever thought I would want to do was teach. But people kept gnawing at me about it - I still have the teeth marks...
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Enjoy this spotlight on 2019 RVNA Spelling Bee contestant Karl Habib, the General Manager at Silver Spring Country Club!
Bonjour! Our next Spelling Bee contestant, Silver Spring Country Club General Manager, Karl Habib, is a Montreal native + avid Canadiens fan. And you know what that means. KARL HABIB KNOWS FRENCH. (Well, some anyway!) Bringing not only a certain je ne sais quoi to the Playhouse stage but also a unique understanding of Romance language roots + derivations. Will this make the difference? Find out on March 6.


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Too often psychology experiments fail to take basic demographics of their participants into consideration.
Camping might make you happy. (Editor's note – But probably not because camping is awful).
Back in 2003, a study1, was widely picked up in the media. 'Want to be Happy?' headlines screamed, 'then spend your money on experiences, not things'. The main finding of the study fits well with twee platitudes trotted out by travel bloggers and 'lifestyle influencers' all over the internet. Whole Instagram feeds have sprung up, full of phrases like 'Collect memories, not things', written in calligraphy over photos of a beautiful young blonde woman running barefoot on the sand. And it is appealing. We have probably all considered, at some point, packing it all in and running off to a tropical island. Doing up an old camper van and hitting the road alone. Or maybe even taking our kids out of school to travel the world and learn from 'the school of life'.
The problem is, as romantic as this picture seems, for most people it is no more achievable than walking on the moon. These kinds of experiences are only for the privileged- those who can afford, both in time and money, to drop everything. And this is where the write-ups of that original study missed an important point. The paper contained 4 experiments, and 3 of those were done on University of British Columbia undergraduates. And yes, these did find that experiences would make them happier than things. But the 4th study was more interesting- this was carried out by phoning 1,279 Americans, with a range of backgrounds. And when they looked at the demographics of people they had phoned, they found a difference. While on average, experiences were still more valued than things, there was a correlation between this and income. At the lower end of the spectrum, belongings were just as likely to make a person happy.
This year, finally, another study2 picked up on this and looked specifically at social class. They found that participants who self-rated as from a lower social class and who had fewer resources were made just as happy, or even happier, by material purchases as by experiences. It was only those who already had plenty who showed the 'experiential advantage'. This seems like an obvious finding once you think about it. When putting together a gift list for our wedding, we included mostly experiences, as we knew they would make us happy by giving us something to look forward to. But we have been living together for years, and already have all the furniture and crockery we need. And as we both have decent jobs, we know that if we do discover a desperate need for a salad spinner, we can just buy ourselves one. If we weren't in such a privileged position, objects might be a better choice- they last for longer and, unlike an experience, if times were to get really hard, they could be sold.
These studies highlight something of vital importance about psychology studies- we must pay attention to who the participants are, before assuming results generalise to everyone. Most studies use university undergrads, because they are easily available, and can be persuaded to do almost anything for a chocolate bar or (in the US) some course credit. But undergrads aren't normal- in fact they are WEIRD3. This acronym stands for Western, Educated, Industrialized, Rich and Democratic. I would add that they are also Young, English-speaking and too often, White*. But when the studies are reported, it is made out they apply to everyone. This is a huge problem, and something that must be dealt with. Until we have a greater diversity of participants we just can't know whether a finding tells us something fundamental about being human, or something about the cultural biases that we have been brought up with. Both are interesting, but to know which is which, something needs to change in the way psychology experiments are traditionally done. It won't be easy, but it is vital for the future of psychology.
* WEIRDY-EW has a pretty good ring to it- I wonder why they didn't go with that!?


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The Canary Islands offer a great range of walking and hiking opportunities. There is a rich diversity of scenery and landscape throughout the islands that are ultimately dominated by the dormant volcanic mountain on each island. Located off the northwest coast of Africa, the Canary Islands consist of 7 islands that are Tenerife, Gran Canaria, La Gomera, Fuerteventura, La Palma, Lanzarote, and El Hierro.
The GR131 long distance walking path links all 7 Canary Islands to create a walking route of intense diversity, as shown on the map opposite. As well as the GR131 walking path, all the Canary Islands have a great network of waymarked walking trails that are both long and short.
The GR131 Camino Natural Anaga-Chasna trail starts at La Esperanza in the north and finishes at Arona. It typically takes 5 days to complete and is 86km long. The trail starts in the lush forests in the north and climbs to the Las Canada plateau beneath Mount Teide. An option is to then climb this mountain that at 3,718m high is the highest in the region. The GR131 trail then descends along attractive trails theough the Vilaflor valley to finish at Arona. The route is clearly marked like many other trails around Tenerife.
The GR131 starts near Agaete in the north and cuts across the highest point of the island before finishing at Maspalomas. The trail is not clearly marked along the entire length. However throughout the island there is a network of official walking trails called "SL routes".
The GR131 Camino Natural Cumbres de La Gomera starts at San Sebastian in the east, and then cuts across the island through lush rain forest before finishing at the rural town Vallehermoso in the north. La Gomera has a great network of walking trails that are well marked including another long distance walking route, the GR132 that encircles the entire island.
The GR131 El Bastón starts at Tazacorte in the west of La Palma, and then ascends the crest of Caldera de Taburiente at over 2,000m. The trail then follows many ridges before finishing at the Los Canarios lighthouse in the south of La Palma. The La Palma GR130 encircles the entire island of Palma (approximately 150km long) that is part of a great network of well-marked walking paths and trails.
The GR131 Camino de la Virgen on El Hierro is only 42km long and reaches a height of 1,500m. The trail starts at Faro de Orchilla on the east coast where it climbs to the central spine of El Hierro and finishes at either Tamaduste or Puerto de la Estaca.
The location of the Canary Islands off the coast of northwest Africa make them an ideal year round destination, though the best time to visit the Canary Islands for walking is from the autumn through to the spring.
There are many walking maps that cover all of the Canary Islands and these are available to buy from our shop. There is also a great variety of walking guidebooks for the Canary Islands that cover the GR131 route plus many other walks both long and short. Buy these walking guidebooks from our shop.


I started off writing my foodie posts on a Tuesday but recently switched these to a Thursday – pointless fact but there you have it. EAT is where I share my love of food. It is a mix of reviews, cafes, recipes and really anything to do with food and eating. For the end of the year, as everyone is enjoying the most festive food of the year, I thought I would share the best of EAT from 2014.
My most viewed EAT post this year was my Chicken Ball Recipe, though it wasn't written this year it is still hugely popular.
My most viewed EAT post that was actually written this year was Paddock Bakery – clearly a popular spot on the Gold Coast. This was followed by my Frozen Party (though it also included all the other party elements, not just food), my Butterfly Cake and Coconut Prawns.
My most commented on EAT posts were once again the Frozen Party, Coconut Prawns, and Butterfly Cake as well as Royals & Turkish Delight and a delicious Spiced Apple Cake.
Each week I have fun linking up with @createbakemake and @bakeplaysmile for Fabulous Foodie Fridays and have been lucky enough to have 6 of my posts favourited, including those Coconut Prawns again, Avocado Chocolate, Apple Walnut Cake, Laksa, Lemon Meringue Cupcakes, and my Spiced Apple Cake.
This is just a small selection of my EAT posts, (I have almost 80 now!) and I have plenty more that I want to share with everyone next year.
Did you have a favourite EAT post this year?
Is there maybe something you might like to see in this category next year?
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The downfall of so many delicious recipes. But what a nice downfall it is.
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Does God Have Two Wills? – Ronnie W. Rogers, "Taking every thought captive…"
Recognizing that the simple and straightforward message of Scripture is that God loves everyone and truly desires for everyone to hear the gospel and be saved by faith in Christ leads some Calvinists like John Piper to postulate that God has a secret will in which He does not desire everyone to be saved.
That is to say, by what we know from Scripture and the good news of the gospel, it appears that God wills that all be saved by faith in Christ, but secretly He wills that His public will, as revealed in Scripture, be superseded by unconditionally electing only some to salvation and choosing to pass over the rest of humanity. Thus, we are to believe that according to God's revealed will (Scripture), God loves every person and desires that every person be saved (John 3:16; Titus 2:11), but in His secret will He only wills to make salvation actually available to the unconditional elect.
First, I note that this seems to be a rather clear admission that God's revelation to man does in fact declare that He sincerely desires that every individual believe upon the Lord Jesus Christ and be saved, which is the unabashed banner of those who reject Calvinism (Extensivists); the Calvinist attempts to limit verses like 1 Timothy 2:4 notwithstanding. If not such an admission, then the whole development of the two wills seems rather pointless.
In addition, there is no parallel conflict with Extensivism's claim that God created man with otherwise choice, always desiring that man live holy while knowing that he would sin, and in love, mercy, and forbearance provisioning so that every person may fulfill God's desire for him or her to live holy forever. Contrastingly, in Calvinism we have God's desire that all be saved in one place (Scripture), and yet His superior inviolable secret plan to preclude the provision for that to happen while still declaring publicly that He desires all to be saved.
This being the most compelling case to demonstrate the cogency of his secret will theory seems to actually provide a glaring example of the weakness of the two-will theory since it relies upon the death of Christ and God permitting the sin of man; both of which are revealed in Scripture. Such a temporary state of affairs is perfectly harmonious with what the Scripture reveals about the nature of God. He is holy, merciful, and longsuffering. If this revealed truth about God was contravened by a secret truth, which revealed that God was not holy, merciful, or longsuffering as portrayed in Scripture, then we would be speaking about a conflict that is analogical to the one in the two-will scenario. For the truth of Piper's secret will is that it actually, in eternity, trumps the revealed will regarding salvation.
Moreover, the conundrum disappears in light of God's creative/redemptive plan revealed in Scripture, and man having been created with libertarian freedom. When the full range of God's attributes and creation/redemption plan are unbiasedly considered, there simply is no conflict. What would be as problematic as Calvinism's revealed/secret will theory is if God's revelation taught that His holiness permits sin only for a season and then must be judged, and His secret will precluded the presence of sin for any reason or any time. Alternatively, that He permitted the death of Christ in His revealed will, but not in His secret will. Other than the existence of such irreconcilable ideas, the parallel Piper draws is non-existent.
Relying on examples that are clearly and harmoniously portrayed in Scripture, harmonized by the reality that the Scripture undeniably presents sin as something that God overcomes by His loving redemption plan, which cannot be eternally thwarted by a secret plan, actually undermines Calvinism's defense of a secret will that eternally supersedes His revealed will.
Rather than the Scripture fostering such an enigma, it is actually Calvinism's soteriology that provides the dilemma from which the need for a secret will theory emanates since Calvinism's whole soteriology (theology of salvation) teaches that all those God elects will be saved and those He rejects to elect cannot be saved. This is absolute. God willed this inviolable eternal outcome. Accordingly, the Calvinist's actual problem is their belief in pervasive determinism, which includes man's endowment of a compatible freedom because it imprisons God's revealed desire to save all in the gulag of His determinative desire not to save all.
Third, the two-will concept is not explicit in Scripture; whereas, as cited by Piper, the express will for "all persons to be saved" is (1 Timothy 2:4; see also 1 Timothy 4:10; Titus 2:11; 2 Peter 3:9; Ezekiel 18:23, 32; 33:11). Both terms thélō, desires, (1 Timothy 2:4) and boúlomai, wishing, (2 Peter 3:9) are used regarding God's express desire, will, for all to be saved. Additionally, Calvinism's reliance upon various vocabulary distinctions (such as, will, desire, wish, permit or predestine) that matter in Extensivism's soteriological approaches are distinctions without a difference in light of Calvinism commitment to compatibilism.
This is because compatibilism means that God's will (what will happen) is precisely what He desires or wishes to happen, and there is not the slightest degree of deterministic difference between what God permits and God decrees. Thus, arguments making such distinctions confuse rather than clarify. One simply cannot conveniently deemphasize or elide the micro-deterministic nature of Calvinism; it is always present in unalterable force. Reliance upon secondary, tertiary, quaternary, quinary, or senary causes does nothing to palliate this reality.
Yet, elsewhere he passionately argues that God's mission is not to take the gospel to the nations in order to save as many individuals as possible, but rather "to reach all the people groups of the world and thus to gather the 'sons of God'…and to call all the 'ransomed from every tongue and tribe and people and nation.'" Accordingly, the argument is that the real meaning of the reading of any and every verse in the Scripture that explicitly says or even graphically portrays God's salvific love for all mankind (John 3:16; 1 John 2:2) can only be gleaned by knowing God's secret will regarding unconditional election. Thus, the revealed will (Scripture) is insufficient to know God's real will, and I would say, it is even torturously misleading.
Last, I do recognize that there are secrets of God not revealed in Scripture (Deuteronomy 29:29), but since they are secret (if the two will secret exists at all), how can Calvinists know what they are? Employing logical deductions in an attempt to reconcile explicit revelatory teaching with Calvinism seems to provide a woefully inadequate basis for a secret will on which so much is at stake and this particularly when it undermines what God has explicitly revealed.
I call this double talk, and more importantly, it leads to an unreliability of the straightforward teaching of God's revealed will regarding salvation. Furthermore, who is to say that there is not another "secret will" (a third will) that supersedes this second will so necessary to Calvinism?
Logically one may add, if God has a secret will that is contrary to His revealed will regarding salvation, then it seems quite plausible that He may have a secret will affecting other areas like the doctrine of the church, prayer, or possibly every area, thereby making the revealed will of God pervasively untrustworthy.
Moreover, if such reliance upon a secondary will is deemed admissible in order to justify a foundational concept of Calvinism within orthodox Christianity, then who is to say that other groups cannot argue with equal validity for the existence of yet another secret will that conflicts with the clear and ubiquitous teaching of Scripture in order to demonstrate the cogency of their extra biblical essentials? Surely the Calvinists' endeavor to defend the two wills of God makes their claim of sola scriptura seem a frail stalwart for defending the sufficiency of Scripture against foes who employ the same tactics; an ineffectualness born and sustained by their own forays into the academy of secrecy to bolster their theology when it conflicts with explicit revelation.
Therefore, such esoteric attempts to sustain Calvinism in light of the clear teaching of Scripture once again reveal the biblical bankruptcy of unconditional election.
 John Piper, "Are There Two Wills in God? Divine Election and God's Desire for All to Be Saved," 1/1/1995, http://www.desiringgod.org/articles/are-there-two-wills-in-god, accessed 6/26/14.
 Commenting on 1 Timothy 2:3–4, NAC notes, "The antecedent of 'this' is the reference to prayer for all people in v. 1. Paul stated that God is pleased to see believers earnestly concerned for the salvation of all humankind and not simply for an elitist group….The relative clause of v. 4 provides the basis for the assertion in v. 3 that prayer for all people is pleasing to God. The goal of the prayers Paul urged is that all people be saved. Intercession for all people pleases the God who desires all to be saved. As Jesus did when he prayed for his disciples (John 17:9) and those who would believe (vs. 20) and that the world might believe (vs. 21).
The term "all" in v. 4 must refer to the same group as the reference to "everyone" in v. 1. The petitions of v. 1 are to include all human beings, and the objects of Christ's death must include the same group. It would certainly include all persons without distinctions of race or social standing, but it also refers to all persons individually."' Thomas D. Lea and Hayne P. Griffin, 1, 2 Timothy, Titus, vol. 34, The New American Commentary (Nashville: Broadman & Holman Publishers, 1992), 88–89.
 "Are There Two Wills in God? Divine Election and God's Desire for All to Be Saved," 1/1/1995, http://www.desiringgod.org/articles/are-there-two-wills-in-god, accessed 6/26/14.
 The Bible Knowledge Commentary commenting on 2 Peter 3:9 says, "The words not wanting (mē boulomenos) anyone to perish do not express a decree, as if God has willed everyone to be saved. Universal salvation is not taught in the Bible. Instead those words describe God's wishes or desires; He longs that all would be saved (cf. 1 Tim. 2:4) but knows that many reject Him." Kenneth O. Gangel, "2 Peter," in The Bible Knowledge Commentary: An Exposition of the Scriptures, ed. J. F. Walvoord and R. B. Zuck, vol. 2 (Wheaton, IL: Victor Books, 1985), 876.
 John Piper, Let the Nations Be Glad: The Supremacy of God in Missions (Grand Rapids: Baker Books, 2001), 204. See also 203, 222–223.
 Piper, Let the Nations Be Glad, 203. He actually gives ten reasons why Matthew 28:18–20 should not be understood to include every person, 203–204.
 Double talk speaks of contradictory language and is not meant pejoratively.
 D. Engelsma, "Is Denial of the 'Well-Meant Offer' Hyper-Calvinism?" available online at http://www.prca.org/pamphlets/pamphlet_35.html; accessed 45/2/16; also quoted in Allen and Lemke, Whosoever Will, 147.


The Tabernacle was a moveable "tent of meeting" that God commanded Moses to build and for which God provided very detailed instructions as to the building, the furnishing, the use, the transportation and the location.
1. What/who was the source of the items used to make the Tabernacle? See also Exodus 12:35-36.
2. With what heart did God ask them to give their offering?
3. What do these verses tell us about giving to the LORD?
4. Copy Exodus 25:8 here. What is the purpose of the Tabernacle? What does this tell you about the heart of God?
5. How did they know how to build the Tabernacle?
6. According to Hebrews 8:1-5, it was important that Moses followed the instructions for the building of the Tabernacle exactly because it was a shadow of what?
7. What do you learn about the Ark of the Testimony from Exodus 25:10-22; Exodus 37:1-9? If you are able, draw a rough sketch of what it looked like on the back of this page.
8. What will go into the Ark according to verse 16 and 21?
9. Other things were later put into the Ark as well. What were they according to Hebrews 9:4?
Note: The Ark of the Covenant was to be made form Acacia wood. Acacia wood was durable and resistant to disease and insects, making it the most suitable material for constructing the ark. In addition, the Ark did not have any idols or likenesses of God. Review Exodus 20:4-5. The Israelites were to worship their God without idols or images in contrast to the pagans around them whose gods were often a combination of exaggerated animal and human features.
11. Describe and/or draw a picture of the Mercy seat based on what you read.
Note: The Mercy Seat represented the place where the High Priest would "atone for" or "cover over" the sins of the people. This was the place of the sacrificial payment for sin. Jesus, our High Priest eliminated the need for the sacrifices under the law by becoming the propitiation (atoning sacrifice) for our sins on Calvary. The Mercy Seat was where law (10 Commandments) and mercy (blood covering sin) meet.
12. Describe and/or draw the Table described in Exodus 25:23-30.
13. What goes on the table? What does this represent?
14. What do the following verses tell you about bread?
What is this darkness that descended?
If you missed our first post on the book of Exodus, check out Exodus – An Introduction.
1. What is the first sign Moses and Aaron do before Pharaoh? What happens?
2. Copy Exodus 7:13 here.
3. The first plague God visits on Egypt is described in Exodus 7:17-19. Provide the following information about it: a description of the Plague, Could the magicians copy it? Did it affect all the inhabitants or just the Egyptians, and what was Pharaoh's response?
For the remaining plagues, provide the following information the same information.
4. Review your information about the plagues. What do you observe? About Moses? About God? About Pharaoh?


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De Gooische Schildersvereniging, ook wel De Gooische, was een Nederlands kunstenaarscollectief dat in 1935 werd opgericht in het schildersdorp Laren.

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Vanaf het laatste kwart van de 19e eeuw trokken schilders geregeld naar het Noord-Hollandse Laren om daar te schilderen. Tot deze eerste generatie van wat later de Larense School werd genoemd behoorden schilders als Etha Fles, Isaac Israëls en Anton Mauve. Een aantal schilders vestigden zich ook in Laren, waardoor er een kunstenaarskolonie ontstond. In 1903 werd door een tiental kunstenaars, onder wie Toon de Jong, Derk Meeles en David Schulman, de schildersclub De Tien opgericht. De schildersclub werd in 1918 opgeheven, maar kan worden beschouwd als voorloper van de in 1921 opgerichte Vereeniging voor Beeldende Kunsten Laren-Blaricum. De vereniging groeide snel en had eind jaren 20 bijna 150 leden.

Een aantal leden was van mening dat er onvoldoende ballotage plaatsvond bij de Vereeniging, waardoor ook mensen die het schilderen niet als beroep uitoefenden lid konden worden. In maart 1935 scheidde een dertigtal leden, onder wie Ed Gerdes, Willem Knip, Baruch Laguna, Frans Langeveld, mr. B.F. Mirandolle-de Vries, E.D.R. Schaap en David Schulman zich af van de Vereeniging. Op 8 april 1935 vond in Hotel Hamdorff de oprichting plaats van de Gooische Schildersvereeniging, een vereniging zonder dilettanten, waarvan Schulman de eerste voorzitter werd. De burgemeester had aangeboden te bemiddelen in de scheuring, maar dat werd door het bestuur van De Gooische vriendelijk afgewezen. Na Schulman werd de voorzittershamer overgenomen door onder anderen Han Hulsbergen en Kees Schrikker. Er werden niet alleen schilders lid, ook beeldhouwers als Schrikker en Willy Mignot sloten zich bij De Gooische aan en namen deel aan de exposities.

In 2005 werd de Gooische Schildersvereniging opgeheven en sloten de leden zich aan bij de Kunstenaarsvereniging Laren-Blaricum.

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De Gooische hield jaarlijks voorjaars-, zomer- en kersttentoonstellingen bij Hamdorff in Laren. Tijdens de Tweede Wereldoorlog gingen de tentoonstellingen door, maar namen minder kunstenaars deel dan gebruikelijk. Er vonden in de loop der jaren meerdere eretentoonstellingen plaats, onder meer vanwege de 60e verjaardag van Willem Dooijewaard (1952) en de 70e verjaardag van Schulman (1951) en Knip (1953). In 1953 organiseerde De Gooische een jubileumtentoonstelling vanwege het veertigjarig bestaan van de kunstzaal Hamdorff. In 1964 werd, nog voor de opening van de zomertentoonstelling, op last van burgemeester Naud van der Ven een naakt van Bob ten Hoope verwijderd, omdat het te aanstootgevend zou zijn.

De Gooische Schildersvereniging exposeerde niet alleen bij Hamdorff, maar ook in onder andere Kunstzaal Reeker in Haarlem (1936), de Openbare Leeszaal in Enschede (1937) en ter gelegenheid van het 50-jarig bestaan van de Gooische in het Singermuseum in Laren (1985).

Enkele leden

Cultuur in Laren
Nederlands kunstenaarscollectief
Vereniging in Noord-Holland


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How we perceive and respond to an event is a significant factor in how we adjust and cope with it. The stress you feel is not only the result of your caregiving situation but also the result of your perception of it—whether you see the glass as half-full or half-empty. It is important to remember that you are not alone in your experiences.
Whether or not support is available.
Recognize warning signs early. These might include irritability, sleep problems, and forgetfulness. Know your own warning signs, and act to make changes. Don't wait until you are overwhelmed.
Identify sources of stress. Ask yourself, "What is causing stress for me?" Sources of stress might be that you have too much to do, family disagreements, feelings of inadequacy, or the inability to say no.
Identify what you can and cannot change. Remember, we can only change ourselves; we cannot change another person. When you try to change things over which you have no control, you will only increase your sense of frustration. Ask yourself, "What do I have some control over? What can I change?" Even a small change can make a big difference.
Take action. Taking some action to reduce stress gives us back a sense of control. Stress reducers can be simple activities like walking and other forms of exercise, gardening, meditation or having coffee with a friend. Identify some stress reducers that work for you.