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Lidl grocery store plans to open in Lacey
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LACEY - A German grocery chain looking to gain a foothold in the United States is opening a store in Lacey.
Lidl, pronounced as "Lee-dull," is a grocery and home goods chain that operates about 10,000 stores in 27 European countries. Its Lacey store will be among the first in the U.S.
"We're a new name in the U.S. market," said development manager Scott Logan during a meeting of the Lacey Township Planning Board. "We hope to open our first stores by 2018."
The Planning Board approved – with conditions – a measure allowing the chain to open a nearly 36,000 square-foot store on 6.2 acres west of Route 9 and south of Haines Street, at the site of the A's Home & Garden Center.
The unanimous approval Monday came with the condition that the developer agree to add taller evergreens to the southwest corner of the property and a fence for the benefit of nearby homes and sidewalks along Haines Street, and pay a share of a future traffic light on Haines Street.
BUSINESS: Samsung phone burns and bubbles in Neptune
Lidl is a competitor with Aldi, another German grocery store that operates throughout New Jersey. Logan said Lidl provides a "streamlined" shopping experience, by being about half the size of a typical supermarket and carrying its own brand of products. The store will have a bakery but no deli counter.
Developers sought variances for the project because they are required to provide 240 parking spaces while only 194 are proposed, and portions of the grocery store fail to meet the distance buffers from other buildings, among other requests.
Attorney Ron Gasiorowski, who represented nearby ShopRite, criticized Lidl's traffic plan and stormwater management layout. The grocery stores will be within a mile of each other on Route 9.
LACEY CRIME: Three Forked River theft calls in one day
Lidl representatives also appeared before the Hazlet Land Use board in September for approvals to open a store on Route 35, according a report in the The Two River Times.
According to the board's Sept. 15 minutes, eight of nine members voted to approve placing a nearly 36,000 square-foot Lidl store with 180 parking spots along Route 35 at the site of the Red Oak Diner.
In August, the grocery giant announced the opening of a regional headquarters and distribution center in Cecil County, Maryland.
"We are excited to announce a new hub of operations for Lidl U.S. in Maryland," Lidl U.S. President and CEO Brendan Proctor said in a news release. "This facility is an important step in building an efficient infrastructure that will allow us to deliver outstanding quality goods to our customers at the lowest possible prices."
STAFFORD: Animal shelter ups reward to $2K to find who shot cats
Amanda Oglesby: 732-557-5701; aoglesby@GannettNJ.com

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The 1261 papal election (26 May – 29 August) took place after the death of Pope Alexander IV on 25 May and chose Pope Urban IV as his successor. Since Pope Alexander had been resident in Viterbo since the first week of May 1261, the meeting of the cardinals to elect his successor took place in the Episcopal Palace at Viterbo, which was next to the Cathedral of S. Lorenzo.  The actual date of the beginning of the  Electoral Meeting (there were, as yet, no Conclaves) is unknown.  If the canon of Pope Boniface III (A.D. 607) were still in effect (and there is no reason to think that it was not), then the Election could not begin until the third day after the Pope's burial.

Background

Alexander IV had unwisely continued to pursue the policy of hostility against the Hohenstaufen dynasty which had been begun by Pope Gregory IX.  In 1261 the claimant was Conradin, King of Sicily since 1254, but he had been supplanted by his uncle and guardian, Manfred.  This was not to the liking of Pope Alexander, who claimed the overlordship of south Italy and Sicily and the guardianship over young Conradin.  Immediately on his accession Alexander excommunicated Manfred. Manfred had himself crowned King of Sicily at Palermo on August 10, 1258.

Cardinals, 1261

Pope Alexander IV (1254-1261), sensitive to charges of nepotism made against his predecessor, Innocent IV (Fieschi), had appointed no cardinals at all.  Two cardinals besides Alexander himself had died since the last election in 1254 (Gil Torres and Guilelmo Fieschi); otherwise the electors were the same.

References

Bibliography

 Charles Bourel de la Roncière, Les registres d' Alexandre IV, recueils des bulles de ce pape (Paris:Fontemoing 1895-1896).
 Léon Dorez et Jean Guiraud, Les registres d' Urbain IV, recueils des bulles de ce pape (Paris:Fontemoing 1892-1904).
 Edouard Jordan, Les registres de Clement IV, recueils des bulles de ce pape (Paris:Fontemoing 1893).
 Gregorius, Dean of Bayeux and Thierry Vaucouleurs, Vita Urbani Papae Quarti a Gregorio Decano Ecclesiae Bajocassium et a Theodorico Vallicolore scripta (ed. A. Assier) (Troyes 1854).
 Artaud de Montor, Alexis F., The Lives and Times of the Popes Volume III (New York 1910), pp. 134–160.
 Baronius, Cardinal Cesare:  Augustinus Theiner (editor), Caesaris S. R. E. Cardinalis Baronii Annales Ecclesiastici 21 (Bar-le-Duc 1870).
 Cerrini, Simonetta, "Urbano IV,"  Enciclopedia dei Papi (2000) (Treccani on-line)
 Cristofori, Francesco, Le tombe dei papi in Viterbo (Siena 1887).
 Georges, Étienne,  Histoire de Pape Urbain IV et de son temps, 1185-1264 (Arcis-sur-Aube 1866).
 Gobry, I.,  Deux papes champenois, Urbain II et Urbain IV (Troyes 1994).
 Gregorovius, Ferdinand, History of Rome in the Middle Ages, Volume V. part 2 second edition, revised (London: George Bell, 1906) Book X, Chapter 1, pp. 335–358.
 Hampe, Karl,  Urban IV und Manfred (1261-1264) (Heidelberg: Carl Winter 1905).
 Karst, August,  Geschichte Manfreds vom Tode Friedrichs II. bis zu seiner Krönung (1250-1258) (Berlin: E. Ebering 1897).
 Levi, Guido,  "Il Cardinale Ottaviano degli Ubaldini, secondo il suo carteggio ed altri documenti," Archivio della Società Romana di storia patria 14 (1891), 231-303.
 Mann, Horace K., The lives of the popes in the early Middle Ages Volume 14 (1928).
 Maubach, J.,  Die Kardinäle und ihre Politik um die Mitte des XIII. Jahrhunderts (Bonn 1902).
 Miller, E.  Konradin von Hohenstaufen (Berlin 1897).
 Parravicini Bagliani, Agostino,  Cardinali di curia e "familiae" cardinaliste, dal 1227 al 1254 Volume II (Padua 1972).
 Paravicini Bagliani, A.,  "Gregorio da Napoli, biografo di Urbano IV," Römische Historische Mitteilungen 11 (1969), pp. 59–78.
 Pispisa, Enrico, Il regno di Manfredi. Proposte di interpretazione (Messina 1991).
 Sägmüller, J.B.,  Thätigkeit und Stellung der Kardinale bis Papst Bonifaz VIII. (Freiburg i.Br.: Herder 1896).
 Sibilia, Salvatore,  Alessandro IV (1254-1261) (Anagni 1961).
 Tenckhoff, F.,  Papst Alexander IV. (Paderborn 1907).
 Villani, Giovanni,  Cronica di Giovanni Villani (edited by F. G. Dragomani) Vol. 1 (Firenze 1844)

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Ukraine Did Not Threaten Russia With a 'Missile Strike'
UKRAINE -- Soldiers take part in an exercise at the Yavoriv military training ground, close to Lviv, September 24, 2021 (AP Photo/Pavlo Palamarchuk)
Maria Zakharova
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman
"We are talking about aggressive statements in the media with threats of a missile strike on Russia and the start of full-scale hostilities."
Source: Russian Foreign Ministry briefing, October 26, 2021
On October 26, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova claimed in a news briefing that "Ukrainian politicians" had threatened a "missile strike" against Russia.
"We are talking about aggressive statements in the media with threats of a missile strike on Russia and the start of full-scale hostilities," she said.
An expanded statement was later published by the Russian state newswire TASS.
"We urge German and French authorities, who advocate new Normandy format meetings, to assess how the direct threats of Ukrainian politicians against Russia facilitate progress at the negotiations, and urge Ukrainian citizens to contemplate where the aggressive militaristic statements of Ukrainian politicians can lead to," Zakharova said, according to TASS.
This is false. No Ukrainian politician made "direct threats" against Russia, using missiles or otherwise.
Zakharova's remarks responded to comments made by Alexey Arestovich, who is Ukraine's speaker for the delegation to the Trilateral Contact Group. The group is working to resolve the armed conflict with Russian-backed separatists in Ukraine's Donbass region on their border.
In an October 24 interview with the Dom TV channel, Arestovich was asked how likely it was that Ukraine would join the NATO defense alliance. Arestovich pointed out that while Ukraine was no closer to NATO membership at the moment, NATO forces were in Ukrainian territory conducting joint military exercises.
Arestovich noted that the increased presence of NATO troops and the exercises were a direct response to Russian aggression against Ukraine since 2014, when Russian-backed forces occupied the Crimean Peninsula and part of Donbass.
The interviewer then asked: "(Russian President Vladimir) Putin has once again expressed fears that NATO bases will be built in Ukraine under the guise of training centers and missiles will be sent to Moscow. What can you say about this?"
Arestovich responded:
"Putin will play to the point that Ukrainian missiles will be directed at Moscow in some foreseeable future for one simple reason — that we are working on a missile program. And our missiles of the operational-tactical level will be able to reach Moscow.
"These are parity actions in response to Russia's actions. Had it not been for this aggression, Ukrainian missiles would never have been directed at Moscow."
So, Arestovich's claim is that Ukraine's development of long-range conventional missiles is a defensive action in response to Russia's actions, not a threat. Furthermore, Arestovich expressed doubt that missiles would ever be used.
When asked about the possibility of a full-scale Russian attack, he responded that it was unlikely, and that negotiations were the way to go: "An ordinary bluff, which is to scare us and make us move in relation to Russian wishes. But in two years, they were convinced that it was unrealistic. Neither frontal pressure, nor international pressure, nor attempts to intimidate will lead to anything."
"The best thing that can be done is to negotiate with each other using the Normandy and Minsk formats," he said, referring to the ongoing peace negotiations.
But Zakharova ignored all that.
Given the context of Arestovich's words, it is clear he was not issuing a "threat."
Rather, he was reflecting on Putin's fears about potential NATO missile bases in Ukraine, and his answers explain that there was never a reason for such fears, nor any significant NATO presence in Ukraine, until Russia's military aggressions starting in 2014.


We have been cueing and teaching since 2000. We do festivals and weekends. We are members of Roundalab, URDC, and DRDC. Currently the club cuer for Tons of Fun square dance club and our own club of DJ's Roundabout's. For us dancing is good exercise and lot's of fun set to music. We use this philosophy whether cueing or teaching.
Silky terriers.  They like music and dancing too.


Click the button below to add the FUNU: The Unfinished Saga of East Timor, by Jose Ramos-Horta to your wish list.
"The pathos of East Timor lies in the fact that in an age of instant communications, in which the victim's grief is seen and heard around the world, argued over by statesmen and kept alive in the public mind which allows hope for redress--its suffering is muted by indifference, remoteness, and underdevelopment...Mr. Ramos-Horta's book presents a modest, more-in-sorrow-than-anger account of his bitter experience of the world's indifference to Indonesia's aggression."
"...the Noble Committee hopes this award will spur efforts to find a diplomatic solution to the conflict in East Timor based on the people's right to self-determination."
-from the Nobel Committees's announcement of the awarding of the 1996 Nobel Peace Prize to Bishop Carlos Ximenes Belo and Jose Ramos-Horta, for their "sustained and self-sacrificing contributions for a small but oppressed people"


Focus on maintaining balance and strength in this arm balancing class for advanced beginners and Up. Anyone can balance on their hands, you just need to take it step by step.
Get the strength and power you need from your core center and fire it up in arm balancing!
This is not advance beginner - she doesn t offer any adaptations if a pose is inaccessible to you so by 3/4 of the way through I just couldn t participate. Pointless.
It will definitely take some practice, but the queuing was very good and I ll do it again!


NYC is Blue: Play Fantasy Football for NYCFC Prizes!
Yesterday, New York City FC announced its Fantasy Football contest for the 2014 MLS season.
Join the free 2014 New York City FC fantasy league and compete against fellow fans and win prizes!
MLSsoccer.com is back with the 2014 version of MLS Fantasy Soccer Manager. Your task is to piece together the best possible roster while staying under the salary cap.
Four (4) tickets to the New York City FC home opener and field level access for warm-ups.
Two (2) tickets to the New York City FC home opener and a team signed jersey.
Inaugural New York City FC jersey.
Click the "Start Playing" button and log in with a social network or through your MLS Network account.
Follow the directions on the MLS Fantasy Website to pick the players for your team.
Be sure to name your team and, in order to enter the Contest, you must select "New York City FC" as your "Favorite Club".
Interesting. I love even the talk of official jerseys; it seems so far away. And, just as an aside, the team's graphic up top is both an example of how great multiple shades of blue can be in branding the club and (hopefully) another hint that they'll keep the launch colors.
The MLS website is a little confusing; if you haven't registered with them before, you have to sign up. At that point, they ask you to set a favorite club, but NYCFC isn't listed. NYCFC is an option when you edit your profile, and when you select your fantasy team. So don't worry, you can choose "No Preference" when registering and still enter into the NYCFC contest.
The contest is clever; they're piggybacking on the official MLS fantasy football site, just adding prizes specific to the club. I like it.
ELIGIBILITY: MLS Fantasy Soccer Manager (http://fantasy.mlssoccer.com/) is open to legal residents of the United States of America. The New York City FC MLS Fantasy Manager Contest (the "Contest") is open to people who reside within a seventy-five (75) mile radius of New York, NY, who are eighteen (18) years or older as of the date of entry. Employees, officers, and directors (including immediate family members (spouses, parents, children and siblings and their respective spouses, regardless of where they reside) and members of the same household, whether or not related) of New York City FC (the "Sponsor"), Major League Soccer, L.L.C. ("MLS"), and Soccer United Marketing, LLC ("SUM") (collectively, with Sponsor and MLS, the "MLS Entities") and each of their respective parents, affiliated companies, subsidiaries, licensees, distributors, dealers, retailers, printers and advertising and promotion agencies, and any and all other companies associated with the Contest are not eligible to participate or win a prize. The Contest is subject to all applicable federal, state, and local laws, rules and regulations. Void outside United States of America, and where prohibited or restricted by law, rule or regulation.
HOW TO ENTER: The Contest begins on February 28, 2014 and ends on October 26, 2014 ("Entry Period"). During the Entry Period, there is one (1) way to enter: online. No other method of entry will be accepted. Limit one (1) entry per person, per e-mail address and per household, regardless of method of entry. Multiple entries received from any person or e-mail address or household in excess of the stated limitation will be void.
WINNERS: The top ten Entries (i.e., the ten entries in the New York City FC Supporters Club that score the most points) will be selected as winners of the Contest (each a "Winner" and collectively, the "Winners"). The decisions of Sponsor are final and binding on all matters relating to this Contest. Odds of winning depend on the total number of eligible entries received. Limit one (1) prize per person, family and per household.
So limited to adults in the New York City area. Sorry, Manchester.
I've never played fantasy football in my life, either this kind or Gridiron ball. But I'm picking my players now. If I can't get the actual club nicknamed "Pigeons", at least I can name my own.


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SF Giants History
San Francisco Giants Most Underrated World Series Moments
By Michael Saltzman
Oct 15, 2014; San Francisco, CA, USA; San Francisco Giants relief pitcher Santiago Casilla (46) celebrates with catcher Buster Posey (28) after beating the St. Louis Cardinals in game four of the 2014 NLCS playoff baseball game at AT&T Park. Mandatory Credit: Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports
Casilla Strikes Out Holliday
Matt Holliday had become a villain in the eyes of Giants fans. He had taken out Marco Scutaro two years earlier in the 2012 NLCS at second base, and fans were convinced it was a dirty slide.
Whether it was or not was almost irrelevant. The fact that he was considered a villain was enough for fans to celebrate every moment afterwards where Holliday did not succeed.
Most fans remember the single from Scutaro that Holliday kicked in left field and led to a bases clearing error. No fan forgets the final out where Scutaro caught the pop out from Holliday in the pouring rain.
But it was two years later when Santiago Casilla's strikeout of Holliday ended Game 4 and gave the Giants a 3-1 lead. The rematch was just as intense, even though the Giants held the edge in the series. The series itself will always be remembered for the Michael Morse 8th inning blast off Pat Neshak and Travis Ishikawa's #Ishikawalkoff against Michael Wacha to send the Giants to the World Series.
Casilla's strikeout set up the walk off series win the following game.
Posey's Fourth Hit is a Big One
Speaking of Buster Posey, outside of that majestic grand slam against the Reds, his big hits always seemed to be overshadowed by bigger moments in the same game.
Consider the next moment on our list. Posey battled Roy Oswalt in the bottom of the ninth inning of a tie game in Game 4 of the NLCS. Posey had three hits in the game, and his fourth was his biggest, sending Aubrey Huff around to third base. This would set up Juan Uribe's sac fly to win the game for the Giants.
Had Jayson Werth not made a tremendous play in right field to keep Huff at third, this moment would be a much bigger moment in Giants playoff history. Instead, it just set up a bigger moment for Uribe and give the Giants a commanding 3-1 lead in the series.


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Catedral de Lugo
Point of interest en Lugo
In addition to the Roman walls, within the historical center of Lugo there are other buildings of great historical and cultural value such as the Cathedral of Santa Maria. This religious temple currently serves as the episcopal see of the diocese of Lugo and was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2015.
The Cathedral of Lugo was built after the evangelization of the city after the Roman era, approximately in the first century. There is no physical evidence that assures us that it was the first church located in Lugo, however it is known that it was rebuilt in the eighth century by the hand of Bishop Odoario. Hundreds of years later it would be restored again, being the 14th century restoration the most important due to the earthquakes that occurred during the 18th century.
One of the most important buildings in the historical center of Lugo
In addition to its historical value, this religious building stands out for its architecture both inside and out. In its current state the style that most predominates in this cathedral is the Romanesque after its various renovations, while inside is preserved one of its most precious objects, the high altarpiece of Cornelis De Holanda where the Blessed Sacrament is exposed.
Although there are many tourists who come to the city of Lugo for its historical monuments as well as for its cultural events, the pilgrims who walk the Camino Primitive will be able to visit the city's Cathedral in the fourth stage of this Jacobean route. Lugo is a point of arrival and departure for the pilgrims so that they can enjoy not only this, but other buildings located in the historical center of the city.
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Organization chart of AS Monaco
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Presentation of the Stade Louis-II
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Coupe de la Ligue BKT 10 January 2019, 00:07
Thierry Henry : "We saw a team who fought"
Pleased with the qualification to the semifinals after defeating Rennes, the coach highlighted the state of mind of his team. Not to mention that there is still a lot of work to be done.
"It was difficult for both teams. Rennes had the opportunity to win and so did we. Loïc's match was extraordinary and not just during the penalty session.
It's been a long time since we had so few opportunities in a game. For a long time we couldn't find players in the spaces and the opportunity to play between the lines. There have been crosses. What particularly pleased me tonight is the attitude of the players who have always tried to improve.
We conceded a goal and we reacted. I liked it, and it's very important. The fans saw a team who fought. It is always a satisfaction as a coach to see on the pitch what we have been working on in training.
We will not give up. There has been work done, and work that remains to be done. "
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In differential geometry, the Euler characteristic of an orbifold, or orbifold Euler characteristic, is a generalization of the topological Euler characteristic that includes contributions coming from nontrivial automorphisms. In particular, unlike a topological Euler characteristic, it is not restricted to integer values and is in general a rational number. It is of interest in mathematical physics, specifically in string theory. Given a compact manifold  quotiented by a finite group , the Euler characteristic of  is

where  is the order of the group , the sum runs over all pairs of commuting elements of , and  is the set of simultaneous fixed points of  and . If the action is free, the sum has only a single term, and so this expression reduces to the topological Euler characteristic of  divided by .

See also
Kawasaki's Riemann–Roch formula

References

External links
https://mathoverflow.net/questions/51993/euler-characteristic-of-orbifolds
https://mathoverflow.net/questions/267055/is-every-rational-realized-as-the-euler-characteristic-of-some-manifold-or-orbif

Differential geometry
String theory


I've never been a fan of meatloaf. For some reason, it just has never appealed to me in any way, until...UNTIL I saw this recipe, and began to wonder.
Hmm. There's mushrooms, fresh sage from my herb garden, leeks, and even cheese, so maybe, just maybe it will be good?
Oh MY. It was not just good, but it took some serious self restraint not to just sit down and tuck into the entire thing because my kitchen just smelled like heaven. The original recipe was from the September 2009 issue of Every Day Food, but I did make some changes that are noted below.
Pre-heat your oven to 350 F, and line a rimmed baking sheet with parchment paper.
In a skillet, saute the mushrooms in 1 tbsp of oil in batches until they are a deep golden brown. Transfer to a large bowl. When you are finished with the mushrooms, saute the leeks and garlic over medium heat until soft. Add the prosciutto and continue to saute for about 3 minutes. Transfer to bowl with the mushrooms and allow to cool.
When your mixture is room temperature, stir in the cheese, cubed bread, sage, and an egg until well combined. Mix in turkey, 1/4 tsp pepper and 1/2 tsp of salt. I found it easiest to just use my hands to mix. Then shape the meat into a 10 inch loaf on the baking sheet.
Bake about 45-55 minutes until cooked through. Allow to rest 10 minutes before serving.
Makes one 10 inch loaf, that would serve 4 people easily.
I served it with mashed potatoes and corn on the cob. Hubs and Jake loved it, saying that they weren't sure about meatloaf either but this one has so much flavor it completely won them over. Guess what we are having for leftovers tonight?


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package org.jbpm.workbench.ht.client.editors.taskcomments;

import java.util.Date;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.function.Predicate;
import javax.annotation.PostConstruct;
import javax.enterprise.context.Dependent;
import javax.enterprise.event.Observes;
import javax.inject.Inject;

import com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.IsWidget;
import com.google.gwt.view.client.HasData;
import com.google.gwt.view.client.ListDataProvider;
import org.jboss.errai.bus.client.api.messaging.Message;
import org.jboss.errai.common.client.api.Caller;
import org.jboss.errai.common.client.api.RemoteCallback;
import org.jboss.errai.security.shared.api.identity.User;
import org.jbpm.workbench.ht.client.editors.AbstractTaskPresenter;
import org.jbpm.workbench.ht.client.resources.i18n.Constants;
import org.jbpm.workbench.ht.model.CommentSummary;
import org.jbpm.workbench.ht.model.events.TaskCompletedEvent;
import org.jbpm.workbench.ht.model.events.TaskRefreshedEvent;
import org.jbpm.workbench.ht.model.events.TaskSelectionEvent;
import org.jbpm.workbench.ht.service.TaskService;
import org.uberfire.client.mvp.UberView;

@Dependent
public class TaskCommentsPresenter extends AbstractTaskPresenter {

    private final TaskCommentsView view;
    private final Caller<TaskService> taskService;
    private final ListDataProvider<CommentSummary> dataProvider = new ListDataProvider<CommentSummary>();
    private Constants constants = Constants.INSTANCE;
    private User identity;
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    public IsWidget getView() {
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    public void refreshComments() {
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                             if (throwable.getMessage().contains("cannot find container")) {
                                 view.setErrorMessage(constants.TaskCommentsNotAvailable(getContainerId()));
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                                 return true;
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    public void addTaskComment(final String text) {
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            return;
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        if ("".equals(text.trim())) {
            view.displayNotification(constants.CommentCannotBeEmpty());
        } else {
            addTaskComment(text,
                           new Date());
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    private void addTaskComment(final String text,
                                final Date addedOn) {
        taskService.call(
                new RemoteCallback<Void>() {
                    @Override
                    public void callback(Void response) {
                        refreshComments();
                        view.clearCommentInput();
                    }
                }
        ).addTaskComment(getServerTemplateId(),
                         getContainerId(),
                         getTaskId(),
                         text,
                         addedOn);
    }

    public void removeTaskComment(long commentId) {
        taskService.call(
                new RemoteCallback<Void>() {
                    @Override
                    public void callback(Void response) {
                        refreshComments();
                        view.clearCommentInput();
                        view.displayNotification(constants.CommentDeleted());
                    }
                }
        ).deleteTaskComment(getServerTemplateId(),
                            getContainerId(),
                            getTaskId(),
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    }

    public void addDataDisplay(final HasData<CommentSummary> display) {
        dataProvider.addDataDisplay(display);
    }

    public void onTaskSelectionEvent(@Observes final TaskSelectionEvent event) {
        setSelectedTask(event);
        forAdmin = event.isForAdmin();
        forLog = event.isForLog();
        view.newCommentsEnabled(forLog == false);
        refreshComments();
    }

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For the past few months now I've been toying with the idea of buying a cheap Android handheld to use as a pocketable media player and ebook reader. I still haven't found one, but today I came across another 4.3" tablet that almost met my needs.
My target device would best be described as the Android equivalent of the iPod Touch. The first device I considered was the Pocket Primer from Skytex, but then Brad Linder reviewed it at Liliputing and the poor hardware and the repeated failed attempts to install apps shot it out of the water.
I then considered the Ematic Twig, but the unit I bought had a defective touchscreen and it also had issues with installing apps. And it looked to be the close cousin of the Pocket Primer, so I didn't see a need to get a second unit and try again (I expected to find the same issues).
Today I found another 4.3" Android tablet. It looks to have much better performance than either the Twig or Pocket Primer.
The Elsse 4.3 (no model name) is listed on Amazon for $69. There's no mention of the CPU, screen resolution, or Flash storage, but the listing does mention that it's running Android v2.2 with Wifi, a microSD card slot, a speaker, and video output. Curiously enough, it comes with both a set of earbuds and the video cables, but there is just the one spot to plug both of them in.
The price and general design suggests that the Elsse 4.3 is closely related to the other 2 tablets, but this one appears to be a much better tablet. I found a video review on Youtube, and this tablet did quite well with Angry Birds. It also has a g-sensor (and can use it), which puts it a step above the Twig.
The video doesn't show much, and the reviewer didn't install any extra apps, unfortunately. But I did find a hint on SlateDroid that the Angry Birds app was customized for a MIPS CPU. This tablet was also reported as shipping with the Android Market, and one owner commented that the supply of apps was sparse.
BTW, I've gotten mixed reports on the battery life. The Youtube review said it only had about 3 hours (with a standby time which is measured in hours, not days.), but an owner reported getting over 6 hours with Wifi off. That's a big difference and it almost makes this tablet worth getting.
Based on the comments from owners I'd say that this could be the tablet for me. But I already have gadgets coming and CES is in the near future, so this one will have to wait.
I went to YouTube before I saw your link for it, then came back after watching half of the video. My advice: Stay the hell away from it.
i'm a little baffled why you are comparing sub $100 android tablets to a $200+ ipod touch.
its just destined to loose if you dont even keep things even in price comparison.
from the looks of things your judging it by new vs new in that case the kindle fire is probably the closest match to price/performance comparison(does it need a root for android market?) or am i missing something in your calculations. though i bet if you looked around in $150-200 price range you probably could find a device almost as good as the fire with better ports and direct android market support.
First, I'm cheap. Also, when I got an iPod Touch 2 years ago it only cost me $150. The iTouch retail may not have changed any in that time, but it's not unreasonable to expect other devices to now cost less.
But the main reason I mention the iPod Touch is to better define what I'm looking for – a pocketable media player. I know they will fall short but I was planning to take that into account. BTW, if I wanted a true iTouch competitor, I would go for the Samsung Galaxy player. But I'm too cheap for that.
What? I have a LifeDrive. It has a *416* MHz CPU. It plays DiVX AVIs just swell on it! In fact, it's played videos my crappy desktop has choked on!
Except the LifeDrive wasn't running Android. It's a resource hog compared to Garnet or WinCE.
Not trying to sound aggressive, but why do you want an Android PMP so much? Smartphones (which run the Android market and usually provide someone you can shout at in case anything goes wrong, such as a carrier) are collapsing in price.
For example, the ZTE Score retails for $50 at Amazon, which is suspiciously cheap. Even outside that, you can get several Android phones for a bit nort of $100, and the ZTE Warp for $200. You may pay 50 dollars more, but you also get 3G and phone calls. And you don't need to sign a 2-year contract, although sometimes you need to activate a one-month data plan (that you can subsequently use, of course).
In the end, I think there isn't much price room left for PMPs. With the invasion of low-cost Android smartphones, you can really have a cheap device that substitutes several devices.
I already have a phone – 2, in fact, counting the landline. I don't need another. In fact, I use my cell so little that it's on a pay as you go plan. Its cost me only $150 over the past couple years.
But you still have a good point. Maybe i should look at the cheap contract free Android phones and see if they would do what I want. The hardware would almost certainly be better.
That is a good point. I bet there are, or will be, tons of refurbished no-contract smartphones we can use at some point as a PMP for $100 or less.


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October 21, 2014By Lance Baily
Zero Hour: First Responder Disaster Training 'Serious Game' Now Free
Just received word that Zero Hour: America's Medic Disaster Response Training Video game has been released free for download (PC only)!
About Zero Hour:
Released in May 2009, Zero Hour: America's Medic is a first-person video game designed to train and exercise first responders to respond to mass casualty incidents such as earthquakes and terrorist attacks. Zero Hour was designed by George Washington University's Office of Homeland Security and Virtual Heroes, Inc. on a grant from the Department of Homeland Security. Zero Hour is developed using Unreal Engine 3.
Zero Hour is intended for training and exercising of EMS response, but will also serve the EMS community as a recruiting tool. The scope of practice of the tools in the game are geared toward pre-hospital emergency medical service practitioners, especially paramedics.
Taking place in the fictional city of St. Lillo, the player begins each mission in an ambulance and receives calls from the EMS dispatcher. As the ambulance approaches the scene, the player sees the chaotic scene unfolding. The player chooses which equipment to bring and then acts in accordance with the unique requirements of the situation.
About Virtual Heroes From Their Website:
Virtual Heroes creates blended learning courseware by combining educationally sound and scientifically validated approaches in a robust, proven, production process. We create interactive learning architectures and content based on interoperable industry system standards.
We focus on delivering content in three formats:
Simulations for Learning: Representations of real life that accurately demonstrate a physical or simulated process or phenomenon.
Serious Games: Game technology used for other than purely entertainment purposes including education, training, strategic messaging, mission planning and rehearsal, marketing, scientific visualization etc.
Virtual Worlds: Computer-based, simulated 3D environments intended for many users to inhabit and interact with via avatars.
Our Advanced Learning Technologies leverage simulation and digital game-based learning paradigms to accelerate learning, increase user proficiency and reduce training costs. Powered by the award-winning Unreal Technology, our applications provide self-paced learning and instructor facilitated team training via our browser based GO platform and mobile devices.
Products Available:
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Train with Zero Hour for Free here and learn more about Virtual Heroes and their many other simulation training games here!
About the Author: Lance Baily
Lance Baily, BA, EMT-B, is the Founder & CEO of HealthySimulation.com, which he started while serving as the Director of the Nevada System of Higher Education's Clinical Simulation Center of Las Vegas back in 2010. Lance is also the Founder and acting Advisor to the Board of SimGHOSTS.org, the world's only non-profit organization dedicated to supporting professionals operating healthcare simulation technologies. His new co-edited Book: "Comprehensive Healthcare Simulation: Operations, Technology, and Innovative Practice" is available now. Lance's background also includes serving as a Simulation Technology Specialist for the LA Community College District, EMS fire fighting, Hollywood movie production, rescue diving, and global travel. He lives with his wife Abigail in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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The photographs in this gallery were all taken with the Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX1, a model which has undergone numerous permutations since 2006. It's a great little camera, though, and completely pocketable. Maybe it's time for an upgrade.


I arranged to visit the construction department & talk to the lecturers about the benefits of the Sharp Edge chisel sharpener for their students.
I met up with Ian & Lawrence who seemed to instantly recognise how the sharpener would help the students. I was then asked if I had time to show the students the new chisel sharpening tool ~ So into the workshop I went.
The students were very attentive to my demonstration and were very quick to see the ease of use & volunteered with no pressure to try out the Sharp Edge. Within a few minutes they were sharpening their chisels & commenting on how simple it is to use.
Of course the subject of "how much is it" was quick to follow & when I told them £37+vat they were quite appreciative of the price but even happier when I told them we were giving a student discount equivalent to no VAT.
As soon as we had concluded the demonstration I was asked then to go to another lecture room to continue with yet another demonstration. I was please that again the Sharp Edge Sharpening system was well received especially on the price point. The overriding response seems to be that they would like their employers to look at buying the Sharpening system in bulk to supply all the work force.
Just when I thought I had finished I was asked to meet with one last class & demo again. The boys & girls were very impressed & those that used the Sharp Edge system again commented on how simple it is to use. So a very big thank you to all the staff & students of Wiltshire college Salisbury for allowing me to show you and for all those who bought one.
May you keep your tools sharp & your enthusiasm for life.


Toned arms are thanks to our first lady Michelle Obama, who sure can lift weights. Did you SEE the cover of Vogue?
The American Council on Exercise has for every body part, including . Each exercise has detailed directions, pictures, and a graph that indicates how difficult it is. Nifty!
Web MD suggests four (modify the last two if you don't have a bench).
About.com has a if you have a home gym or membership.
Are you paying double for health care?
Gym membership: wise investment or waste of money?
Are frugal people more charitable?
Would you believe that their are complaints about her exposed arms? All the neo-Miss Manners are coming out of the woodwoork. She shows style and taste in off the rack clothing and/or American Deaigners. How refreshing!
Wow! I had not heard any criticism of showing bare arms. Where did you see it???


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Q: Safest way to loop over JavaScript object I want to create an object to hold a bunch of properties like
var o = {x: 20, y: 40, color: 'red'};

More properties can be added to the object throughout its life, so I would like a generic way to loop over the properties to set them later. I know if the Object.prototype has been messed with, simply
for(var prop in o) { ... }

will cause its properties to also be looped over. What other things can cause this to mess up, and what is the safest way to loop like this?

A: If you want to iterate over all of the properties on an object, then inherited properties are the only real problem you have to deal with. The Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty() method can be used to confirm that a property exists directly an object, and isn't just inherited.

Object.prototype.example = 2;
var o = {x: 4, y: 6};

for (var prop in o) {
    if (Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(o, prop)) {
        console.log(o[prop]);
    }
}

This will print all of the properties of the object itself, but it won't print the inherited .example.

A: As an alternative to what @Jeremy Banks suggested, Object.keys method does return only "own" property names of an object, too. Hence an ES5 solution:
var o = { x: 20, y: 40, color: 'red' };

Object.keys(o).forEach(function (prop) { /* ... */ });

A: Use object.hasOwnProperty()
var buz = {
    fog: 'stack'
};

for (var name in buz) {
    if (buz.hasOwnProperty(name)) {
        alert("this is fog (" + name + ") for sure. Value: " + buz[name]);
    }
    else {
        alert(name); // toString or something else
    }
}

https://developer.mozilla.org/en/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Object/hasOwnProperty#Example.3a_Iterating_over_the_properties_of_an_object

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NCIS cast: Promo for new episode reveals intriguing guest star
Wed Mar 09, 2022 at 12:55pm ET
By Ryan DeVault
Gary Cole and Katrina Law have been featured as new stars on the NCIS cast for Season 19. Pic credit: CBS
The NCIS cast is going to be joined by someone that fans might recognize from another hit CBS show, Person of Interest.
In a new episode promo that is running for NCIS Season 19, we get to see the familiar face of Kevin Chapman featured.
Chapman is going to be playing Billy Doyle, a character that shares a past with Alden Parker (Gary Cole) within the world of NCIS. And during a new case, Parker and Doyle are going to be thrust into each other's lives again.
For years, Kevin Chapman played Lionel Fusco on the hit show, Person of Interest. The CBS vehicle also starred Jim Caviezel as John Reese, Taraji P. Henson as Joss Carter, Michael Emerson as Harold Finch, Amy Acker as Root, and Sarah Shahi as Sameen Shaw.
Chapman has also been seen as Bo Lockley in Sneaky Pete, as J.R. Minogue in City on a Hill, and as Kusack in The Punisher on Netflix recently.
NCIS Season 19, Episode 15 synopsis
"Parker's delinquent past resurfaces when NCIS is called to Philadelphia to investigate the death of a Navy petty officer," reads the NCIS synopsis for the new episode called Thick As Thieves.
This will be NCIS Season 19, Episode 15 and it will air for the first time on Monday, March 14.
NCIS TV promo for new episode
Below is the TV promo that CBS is running for the March 14 episode of NCIS. This is where we get to see actor Kevin Chapman make his debut as a member of the NCIS cast. And it looks like the reunion between characters is going to come with a bit of drama.
More news from the world of NCIS
On the last episode of the show, NCIS fans got to meet the new Kayla Vance. When we last saw the character, who is the daughter of Director Vance on the show, she had a much smaller role. Now, the NCIS writers are fleshing out the character a bit more.
Outside of the show, NCIS rumors involving Michael Weatherly started up again following a post that he made on social media. For quite a few years, he starred as Anthony DiNozzo on the NCIS cast, but he left the program to take on a new show called Bull.
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And NCIS fans do not want to forget that there is a big crossover event coming at the end of the month. On March 28, NCIS and NCIS: Hawai'i will be having a crossover night on CBS, with the shows merging for one central story that should be a nice treat for the viewers.
NCIS airs Mondays at 9/8c on CBS.


Germany's first bioenergy village covers its entire energy requirement from regenerative energy sources.
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Health care leaders worldwide have suggested that giving patients a greater role in their care and in the design and monitoring of health systems would greatly improve patient safety. Despite such support for the voice of patients to be respected at the bedside and represented at decision-making tables, progress in this critically important—and some might say obvious—area continues to drag.
The Government today released the report Targeting Zero: supporting the Victorian hospital system to eliminate avoidable harm and strengthen quality of care and announced a suite of reforms to put patient safety first. The state-wide review, led by Dr Stephen Duckett, was commissioned by the Government following the discovery of a cluster of potentially avoidable newborn and stillborn deaths at Djerriwarrh Health Services.
The Duckett Report recommends revamping the department, and taking a closer look at the role of boards, hospital accountability and clinician engagement.