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Quality products, on-time delivery and dependable service for contract glazing. Tubelite®'s focus on fast delivery of attractive, easy-to-install, durable storefront, entrance, operable window and curtainwall framing gives you a competitive advantage. We work with a select number of the best companies and offer a variety of tools for easy-to-estimate projects, a full but streamlined product line, and delivery on our "Damage-Free-Guarantee" company trucks.
Tubelite® Standard and Custom Entrances are designed for a lifetime of performance and crafted from the same quality components for years of dependable service. Whether you require doors and frames, a storefront, or Curtainwall framing for the entire building envelope, Tubelite is your supplier of choice.
Our Narrow Stile Doors are designed for light to medium use in commercial and retail applications. Standard doors have exterior installation of glass or panels, with 2-1/8" width stiles and top rails, and the option of 4", 7-1/2" or 10" bottom rails for ADA compliance. The smooth design of Tubelite's door hardware features a convenient pull handle and push bar with lock location 36" above the finished floor. Stock doors and frames are anodized with clear or dark bronze finishes, and readily available for quick delivery.
Our Standard Medium Entrances are designed for moderate to heavy use in commercial applications. Standard Medium Stile has 4" vertical stiles and top rail, and 6-1/2" bottom rail - optional up to 10" for ADA compliance. The smooth design of Tubelite's door hardware features a convenient pull handle and push bar with lock location 36" above the finished floor.
When you need to create a dramatic point of entry, or match the architectural detail of a great design. Tubelite craftsmen can produce Narrow, Medium or Wide Stile doors built and finished to your specifications.
The strength and flexibility of steel tie-rod construction is what holds it all together and makes our doors endure. Tie-rod assembly is as durable as welded corner construction, but superior in many ways. Tubelite doors can be modified, disassembled or resized right in the field. No other door offers you this much strength and flexibility.
Designed to withstand heavy use in high-traffic areas, Tubelite Monumental Doors feature a section depth of 2" and minimum wall thickness of 3/16", increased at critical points to 1/4" for added strength. Doors stiles are available in Narrow Stile 3", Medium Stile.
Tubelite Thermal Entrances are designed using the same durable components as our Standard Entrances for outstanding craftsmanship and strength, with the additional benefit of maximum insulating properties. The Medium Stile Door has a face dimension of 4" and is designed for typical commercial use with a greater variety of hardware options. Bottom rail height is 10'" for accessibility requirements. Snap-in glass stops provide for 1" glazing thicknesses.
Tubelite® ForceFront Storm Monumental Wide Stile entrance doors are designed for compliance with ASTM, GSA ISC and DoD requirements for charge weight and standoff. They have also passed the forced entry test [AAMA 1304-02]. These 6" Wide Stile doors are glazed with 1-1/16'" thick laminated insulated glass and are wet glazed on the interior side. Transom glass in all door frames are wet glazed. Door frames are non-thermal, and are available with options for heavy-wall extrusions and steel reinforcing where required. Thresholds are equipped with bulb weatherseal gaskets and are ADA accessible. Hinging hardware options include heavy duty morised butts and continuous gear hinges. All types of locking, push/pull hardware, and door closers are allowed.
Tubelite ForceFront Medium Stile impact resistant entrance doors are rated for windzone 2 - large & small missile impact [ASTM E1886-05/1996-09] and passed the forced entry test [AAMA 1304-02]. These 4″ Medium Stile doors are glazed with 1-1/16″ thick laminated insulated glass and are wet glazed on the interior side. Transom glass in all door frames are wet glazed. Door frames are non-thermal, and are available with options for heavy-wall extrusions and steel reinforcing where required. Thresholds are equipped with bulb weatherseal gaskets and are ADA accessible. Hinging hardware options include heavy duty morised butts and continuous gear hinges. Locking types can be concealed vertical rod panics or deadlocks.
Tubelite® ForceFront Blast Monumental Wide Stile entrance doors are designed for compliance with ASTM, GSA ISC and DoD requirements for charge weight and standoff. They have also passed the forced entry test [AAMA 1304-02]. These 6" Wide Stile doors are glazed with 1-1/16" thick laminated insulated glass and are wet glazed on the interior side. Transom glass in all door frames are wet glazed. Door frames are non-thermal, and are available with options for heavy-wall extrusions and steel reinforcing where required. Thresholds are equipped with bulb weatherseal gaskets and are ADA accessible. Hinging hardware options include heavy duty morised butts and continuous gear hinges. All types of locking, push/pull hardware, and door closers are allowed.
Tubelite® delivers a winning combination of expertise with special door hardware and superior quality craftsmanship and materials time after time. You can rely on our experience, close relationships with hardware suppliers, and state-of-the-art manufacturing to provide the best lead-time in the industry. Our product knowledge is your assurance that the order will be correct whether Tubelite fabricates to a template or installs the door hardware.
Let fresh air into the building through a storefront or curtainwall. 3700 Series windows can be easily incorporated with Tubelite's other framing systems. Special glazing pocket adapters make installation a breeze.
These CW rated windows have a frame depth of 2" with a maximum size of 3'0" x 5'0" and mitred corners epoxied and crimped on an "L" shaped clip.
Standard and concealed project-out vent design, and casement options are available. The concealed vent design is virtually invisible from the outside of the building, with no visible frame. Screens are also available with frames finished to match the window.
Our 4500 Series Storefront framing is ideal for a wide variety of interior or low-rise exterior applications. Profiles of 1-3/4" x 4-1/2" are designed for 1/4" to 3/8" exterior glazing, and can be assembled by screw spline or clip joinery. The roll-in gasket is easy to install at the interior and exterior of the glass. The 1-3/4" framing is compatible with Tubelite Narrow, Medium and Wide Stile Doors.
INT45 Interior Flush Glaze Framing allows easy incorporation of standard aluminum storefront with metal stud and drywall systems commonly used in commercial office and retail space. Multiple adapters are available in configurations for installing the aluminum frames either before or after the drywall, completely covering the end of the stud wall. Installation is simple and fast with perimeter trim members that are pre applied on one side of the frame opening.
The I/O means more design options!
Glass or panels can be positioned to the inboard (I) or outboard (O) side of the 4-1/2" depth frame to achieve the look you imagine. Typical glass thickness is 1", and can be installed from the outside or inside of the building. Special glazing pocket reducers allow the use of 1/4" infill thicknesses too.
14000 I/O Series thermal barrier insulates exterior surfaces from the interior to minimize temperature transfer. This provides industry accepted performance for CRF (condensation resistance) and Uc (conduction).
Using the same design, assembly, and accessories as the 14000 center glazed system allows combining inboard, outboard and center planes of glass in the same elevation, with the same great performance.
For optimal strength and thermal performance, use Tubelite's 14000 Series Storefront, a flush glazed system for use on storefront and low-rise applications. Framing is available in standard thermally-improved or non-thermal members with 2" x 4-1/2" profiles, and a 1/2" bite for use with glass or panels up to 1" thick. Extra-heavy intermediate verticals are available for high performance against strong windloads.
Reduce project labor costs with the flexibility of inside or outside glazing. Members can be assembled using screw spline or clip joinery, and framing is compatible with Tubelite Narrow, Medium and Wide Stile Doors.
Our 14000 Series Storefront products are subjected to thorough testing by an independent laboratory, ensuring that you get the highest quality storefront framing products that the industry has to offer.
A new look for a timeless design. T24650 Series Storefront Framing has the same design, assembly and accessories as the 14000 center glazed system''s 2" face with a 6 1/2"depth. This additional 2" depth on the interior side of the frame provides greater structural properties and allows taller first floor openings. The wider profile also cuts a distinctive image for a storefront that stands out from the crowd.
VersaTherm™ is our most versatile and economical framing system. The flexible design allows for on-site fabrication in applications ranging from punched openings to mall fronts. VersaTherm is available in a large selection of profiles. Snap-on covers and backmembers, available in a variety of colors, allow for contrasting interior and exterior finishes. Silicone glazed verticals can be selected to provide a sleek uninterrupted glass surface at the exterior. Finish options and glass positioning from frame exterior to center meet a wide range of aesthetic requirements.
Snap-on covers and back members are "locked" together by a unique thermal barrier clip. This clip ensures that interior and exterior metal members remain separate while firmly connected, virtually eliminating the transference of frost and condensation. High performance verticals, and compatibility with Tubelite Stock Doors create a complete and truly versatile system.
Tubelite's dual thermally broken storefront line has been expanded and enhanced with the addition of TU24650 Series 2'" x 6 1/2'".
The dual thermal break decreases U-Factors by 36% and increases CRF by 30% over a single P&D pocket when using the same size and type of insulated glass. Azon''s Lancer® mechanical lock provides long-term resistance to shrinkage of the polyurethane barrier. The glass pane matches that of our 4 1/2" system depth for a pleasing reveal on the exterior and interior sides of the frame. Seven anodized finishes and 20 standard paint color are available on this storefront framing system to complement any project with warranteed protection, as well as street appeal.
Tubelite E44000 Series Framing is a 2 1/2" x 5" flush-glazed storefront system for use on first floor, single-span applications in Impact building code areas. This impact resistant screw-spline framing is designed to be glazed with 9/16" laminated glass positioned in the center of the frame. E44000 meets the requirements of HVHZ Wind Zone 4 - large missile impact [ASTM E1886-05/1996-09 TAS 201].
Forcefront Medium Stile Entrance Doors complement the E44000 storefront system providing a complete impact-resistant system that''s easy to fabricate and install. These doors meet the requirements of Wind Zone 3 - large missile impact [ASTM E1886- 05/1996-09] and passed the forced entry test [AAMA 1304-02].
E44000 is available with Tubelite's high recycled aluminum content, and both the storefront and doors with the environmentally friendly anodizing and painting of Linetec.
ForceFront Storm® E/T34000 Storefront is a 2-1/2'" x 5'" flush glazed system for use on low-rise single span applications in hurricane impact areas. The system meets the requirements of Florida Building Code High Velocity Hurricane (HVHZ) Zone 4 '- large missile impact and cycling [ASTM E1886-05 / 1996-09, TAS 201-94 and TAS 203-94]. Features include screw spline frame construction, exterior center set glazing, heavy duty vertical mullion, and accepts 1-5/16'" insulated laminated glass installed using wet-glazed or dry-glazed method and optional polyurethane thermal barrier with Azon''s LancerTM technology that ensures compliance to stringent energy codes.
ForceFront Storm Curtainwall (FFS-CW) and Medium and Monumental Entrance Doors compliment the storefront, providing a complete hurricane resistant system that''s easy to fabricate and install.
ForceFront Storm Storefront products are available with Tubelite's high recycled aluminum content, Ecoluminum, and environmentally friendly paint and anodize finishes from Linetec.
Tubelite 34000 Series Framing is a 2-1/2" x 5" flush glazed storefront system for use on low-rise single-span applications for resistance to bomb blast. This screwspline framing is designed to be glazed with 1 5/16" laminated glass positioned in the center of the frame. 34000 meets the requirements of ASTM, GSA ISC and DoD requirements. ForceFront Monumental Wide Stile Entrance Doors complete the 34000 storefront system providing a complete system that''s easy to fabricate and install.
Select from Angles, Bars and Channels, Tubes, Box Posts, Slick Tubes and Sill Stools.
The 200 series is an economical curtainwall system with a wide range of low- to mid-rise applications including atriums and clerestory. This exterior glazed pressure bar system with 2" face dimension is ideal for curving and compatible with all Tubelite entrances.
Snap-on cover finishes, available in a variety of colors, allow for contrasting interior and exterior finishes on exposed framing. Silicone glazed verticals can be selected to provide a sleek uninterrupted surface.
Both our 200 and 400 Series Curtainwall systems are subjected to rigorous testing by an independent agency, ensuring that you get the highest quality curtainwall products that the industry has to offer.
Tubelite 300ES Series Curtainwall Framing is designed for superior thermal performance using Therml=Block insulbar technology. Thermal construction (Uc) is reduced to 0.46 and Condensation Resistance (CRF) is increased to 72.
Tubelite - Dependable 1" thick insulating glass can be installed from the building interior or exterior..
Separate interior and exterior frame members allow different finishes on each.
The exterior face has a 2-1/4" sightline. Overall system depth is 6". 300ES is ideal for curtainwall applications up to 4 stories tall and offered reduced field installation time and expense.
Designed for low- and mid-rise applications, the durable framework of the 400 Series provides exceptional structural performance reducing the need for steel reinforcing. This system has a sightline of 2-1/2" and the strength of variable-depth backmembers from 4"to 7". An exterior screw-applied pressure bar secures the glass.
Snap-on covers, available in a wide range of colors, allow for different finishes on interior and exterior exposed surfaces. Silicone glazed verticals are available for a seamless appearance.
Tubelite 400SS Screw Spline Curtainwall is an exterior glazed, thermally improved pressure wall system. This gasket glazed, weeped system will accept infill material up to 1" thick, positioned at the frame exterior for a minimum of metal exposure. A screw applied pressure plate secures the infill material and snap fits with a cover plate to conceal fasteners and allow for two color installations. Open-back jambs and 2-piece intermediate verticals allow screw spline joints. This reduces the need for shear blocks, fabrication time and installation labor costs.
400SS Curtainwall has a 2-1/2" sight-line and is available in variable depth from 5-7/8" to 13-1/4" through face cover / backmember combinations. It is recommended for use on low to medium rise structures.
Tubelite's newest thermally broken curtain wall product has been designed to meet or exceed today's stringent energy codes. The 400TU Series has a 2-1/2" face, and offers screw-spline or shear clip assembly. The pressure bar system can be stick fabricated, or assembled into "ladders" at your shop for field glazing.
Tubelite's 900RW Series offers solutions for between slab strip window applications. The 2-1/4" wide system is available in 4-1/2" and 6" depths. Glazing options include all captured, silicone glazed verticals, and exterior glazing for spandrel areas.
Optional integrated slab edge finishes off the building's exterior, and head and sill starters enable complete installation from the inside of the building. The single or dual thermal break option help ensure project energy compliance at the best value.
Tubelite ForceFront-Storm Curtainwall (FFS-CW) Framing is a 2-1/2" face pressure bar system for use on single and twin-span applications in Impact building code areas. This captured or silicone-glazed system is designed for use with 1 5/16" laminated glass. FFS-CW meets the requirements of HVHZ windzone 4 - large missile impact [ASTM E1886-05/1996-09 TAS 201].
Tubelite® ForceFront Blast Curtain wall is designed for compliance with ASTM, GSA ISC and DoD requirements for charge weight and standoff. This blast resistant shear-clip framing is designed to be glazed with 1-1/16" laminated glass positioned to the front of the frame. The system design was qualified using TE&C analysis, and blast protocols ASTM F2248 and UFC 4-101-0. Forcefront Monumental Stile Entrance Doors compliment the system providing a complete blast resistant wall system that''s easy to fabricate and install.
Airfoil - 5" blade: This model has a bullnose shaped fascia and straight outrigger. The aerodynamic design directs wind and water out and away from the building and is able to span up to widths of 84" at 65psf.
MAXBLOCK™ Z Blade can be mounted to Tubelite® 200 Series or 400 Series Curtainwall.
Effectively reduce Solar Heat Gain by shading vision glass areas of the building envelope with Tubelite's MAXBLOCK™ Sunshades. Cooling costs can be significantly lowered while still allowing natural light to fill the workspace.
"Z" Blade - 5-1/4" blade: This shape is our highest shade factor design providing the maximum shade possible with straight outrigger and box shaped fascia. It will span up to 56" at 65psf.
Tubular - 2-3/4" round blade: This is our strongest design with greatest resistance to windload. It has a curved outrigger with a 3-3/4" tubular fascia and is able to span up to 142" at 65psf.
aLuminate™ light shelves are designed for use with most Tubelite storefront and curtainwall framing systems, as well as many other aluminum framing systems.
The patent-pending design effectively increases the amount of natural daylight reaching deeper into occupied areas, which reduces the need for artificial light.
A unique, easy-to-install in-rigger bracket fastens at the interior vertical, and allows horizontal spans of up to 10 feet.
Curved reflectors can be painted bright white for maximum reflectivity and diffusion of sunlight.


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Constantinople , March 19, 1890. (Received April 5.)
Sir: The case of two American citizens, Moses Angel and Shalom Kanstoroom, residents of Jerusalem, who have been subjected to illegal arrest and unnecessarily severe treatment by Turkish soldiers, has been reported to this legation by United States Consul Gillman, through Consul General Sweeny, a copy of which I inclose.
The arrest was caused by the refusal of the above-mentioned Angel and Kanstoroom to pay the taxes on real estate demanded, of which they claimed to owe only a part.
The law for the collection of delinquent taxes on real property is plain and in no case contemplates personal arrest.
As soon as possible after receiving the information I addressed a note to the Sublime Porte, a copy of which is herewith inclosed, giving a detailed history of the ease, asking for proper reparation and the issuing of orders which would prevent like occurrences in the future. Immediately afterwards I called on the Grand Vizier in order to bring the matter to his personal attention. He promised an immediate investigation and has since shown me a telegraphic report from the governor of Jerusalem, in which that official claims that the arrest was made in consequence of abusive language and threatened violence on the part of Angel, and furthermore claims that he furnished the 8 napoleons for the payment of Angel's taxes upon the latter's request and promise that they should be returned on the following day, in which latter statement he claims to be supported by the dragoman of our consulate.
In view of the conflicting statements, I have called on the consul-general for a further report in the case.
[Inclosure 1 in No. 99.]
Mr. Gillman to Rechad Pasha.
Consulate of the United States,
Jerusalem , November 28, 1889.
Excellency: I have the honor once more to bring to your notice the cases of Messrs. Moses Angel and Shalom Kanstoroom, citizens of the United States, that you may be under no misapprehension in the matter.
On the 21st instant, Kalil Lorenzo, tax collector of this city, called at the said Angel's house in Jerusalem, accompanied by three soldiers, and made a demand on him of 2½ years' taxes, which they alleged to be due on his house. Mr. Angel refusing to pay the exorbitant sum, stating that they could lawfully claim but 1 year's tax (of which he has full proof) and which he was ready and willing to pay, they attempted to forcibly enter his house. He, dreading their violent behavior, closed and fastened his door against them, when they forthwith proceeded to batter it in. But on his threatening them, they finally concluded to leave, after using insulting language towards the consulate.
Mr. Angel, having complained of this treatment to me, was, early in the afternoon of the same day, proceeding about his business in the street, when he was violently seized by the three aforesaid soldiers, without warrant or other legal process, and, in spite of his protest and such slight resistance as he could offer, was made prisoner by them, they dragging him with much brutal treatment to the court-house, in which also is the prison. On the way and while he entreated to be taken before his consul they repeatedly struck and beat him, and otherwise maltreated him, wounding him in the leg so that he was in a fainting condition, and he considers his life would have been sacrificed had not the interpreter and guard of the United States consulate arrived upon the scene and protested against the outrage, requesting his release. The soldiers, however, defying these United States officials, still held their prisoner, and carried him, with our interpreter and guard, to the court-house. I have expected that, disapproving the outrage, you would take such action as the circumstances demand, preventing their recurrence, not only from the justice of such a course, but from the fact that on the matter being brought to your knowledge you at once ordered Mr. Angel's release and paid from your own pocket 2 years' taxes on Angel's account, amounting to 8 napoleons. And, further, on a full representation of the facts by me through our interpreter On the evening of the same day (21st instant) you asked what satisfaction would be required by the consulate, and stated you would the next day give it full consideration. What was my surprise, therefore, to find that on the 25th instant Shalom Kanstoroom, another citizen of the United States, was arrested in the street by three of the military, through the order of the said Kalil Lorenzo, under similar circumstances, without any warrant, writ, or other process of law; the charge against Kanstoroom being his owing 2 years' taxes on his house.
On since bringing this with the former case before you, you have not only failed to repudiate the acts complained of, but, changing from the attitude you had at first adopted, you have justified them. Notwithstanding, on account of the very friendly [Page 747] relations which have hitherto always existed between the local government in Jerusalem and our consulate, I again request you, will you kindly give the above-mentioned incidents your reconsideration.
Our citizens protest that their lives are not safe under an administration of the Government which permits the military to be employed for the arrest and maltreatment of citizens of the United States, and that by a subordinate official and civilian, without due process of law and contrary to our treaty and the direct commands of His Imperial Majesty the Sultan, a worse condition than if we were in a state of insurrection, and the like of which has been hitherto unknown in the modern government of Jerusalem.
It is unnecessary for me to indicate what everyone knows, that the law remains open, in the case of the defaulting taxpayer, to levy upon his property for the collection of the tax. There is therefore no reason, necessity, nor law for resorting to acts of violence.
I have constantly impressed upon our citizens the duty of a strict obedience to the laws of His Imperialy Majesty the Sultan, and have ever been prompt in correcting any wrong doing on their part. The friendly feelings which have always actuated me in my dealings with the local government, inspire the hope that they will be met in alike spirit, proving sufficient for the amicable adjustment of the incidents complained of.
Requesting a reply at your earliest convenience,
I take the opportunity, etc.,
Henry Gillman,
Consul.
Rechad Pasha to Mr. Gillman.
Mutessariflik of Jerusalem , November, 30, 1305.*
Bey: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your dispatch dated the 28th November, 1889, which states the complaints of Moses Angel and Shalom Kanstoroom, citizens of the United States, as to the bad treatment they have received from the collector of taxes, for not paying their indebtedness to the Government.
As the said Moses Angel did not pay the taxes for 2 years due on his house, the collector of taxes often requested him to pay the said taxes without result to the demands. They went to his house and they asked him for the same; he again refused to pay them, and using bad language towards them; they finally left the house. Shortly after when they met him in the street they again politely asked him to pay his taxes; he refused to pay and they brought him to the court-house.
Presently the dragoman of your consulate came to me and has been informed of Angel's act.
Shalom Kanstoroom is also indebted for 2 year's taxes on his house, which he has been notified to pay, but I find after inquiry no compulsion has been used toward him.
Though the said Angel's act obliged his arrest, yet for the easing of the matter and at the request of the dragoman, he has been delivered to him on condition the case should afterwards be decided in the legal tribunal; at the same time 8 napoleons were given to the dragoman to be paid on Anger's account and to be returned to me the next day; though till now have not been returned.
And as at that time the beating and wounding of Angel had not been complained of by your dragoman, neither by Angel, therefore complaining of such things now, perhaps may be for relieving himself (Angel) of censure.
And as all the foreign citizens pay their taxes without any refusal, causing no trouble, the occurrences through the aforesaid Angel are the occasion of the regard; as will be teen when the shape of the case is known as it occurred, and not as it has been reported to you. But I have shown you my desire in this matter through the dragoman of the Government.
I now come to the expression in your letter, which I read with much surprise, stating that a worse condition exists than if we were in a state of insurrection, and the like of which has been hitherto unknown in the modern government of Jerusalem.
I find no meaning for this expression, therefore I will return it; and I request you to order your citizens to no longer refuse to pay their taxes to the Government when requested.
Mohammed Rechad,
Governor of Jerusalem.
Excellency: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your No. 252, dated the 16th of November, 1305 (1889), inclosing two bills of summons in Moses Angel's name requiring him to appear at the court of instruction. As this demand is contrary to our treaty and the direct commands of His Imperial Majesty, the Sultan, I am obliged to return the bills of summons sent in Angel's name, and at the same time I inform you that the consular court is always open for hearing and judging any case against an American citizen. I request that you communicate this to whom it concerns.
I take this opportunity, etc.,
Jerusalem , December 14, 1889.
Excellency: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 12th instant, in reply to mine of the 28th November last, and having reference to the cases of Moses Angel and Shalom Kanstoroom.
After your assurance of regret at the arrest of those citizens of the United States and the maltreatment of one of them, conveyed to me by your dragoman, Bichara Effendi on the 7th and 9th instant, together with your statement that you had given strict orders to prevent the recurrence of such conduct, and that you had punished the soldiers concerned in it, I confine myself simply to expressing my extreme surprise that you now should have adopted your present attitude in the matter.
Affidavit of Moses Angel.
I, Moses Angel, of Jerusalem, a citizen of the United States, in the province of Palestine, Turkish dominion, do solemnly swear and declare as follows:
That on the 21st of November, 1889, Kalil Lorenzo, the Turkish tax collector, came to my house with soldiers and opened my door with force and demanded taxes for two years and a half, or if not paid he would arrest me.
I respectfully refused it, and I claimed that there was only 1 year's taxes due, and I shut the door and bolted it. But, as he was trying to force it open, I opened, my window and told him to go to my consul, and that I would see him there, but he said that he did not care for my consul. I then told him that if he would try to break my door I would shoot through it. So he left my house threatening to arrest me in the street. I then went direct to your office and laid my complaint before you. And as I was leaving your office on my way home I was attacked by the same man with three soldiers nearly before the United States consulate, and I was brutally assaulted without any provocation, and was forcibly dragged by my neck, without any mercy, through the public thoroughfare in Jerusalem, and I was hastened and beaten about a quarter of a mile. When they turned down the dark butcher street I was beaten again, and as I was fainting against the wall I was wounded by one of the soldiers in the leg—the wound which you saw at the time, and as I have explained to you in my petition of the 21st of November. At the same time a Turkish officer caught hold of my arm and dragged me away from the wall. Just then I saw your dragoman and cavass come up. Your dragoman and cavass laid their hands upon me and told the soldiers to leave me alone, and that they had no right to arrest me. And I solemnly believe my life would have been sacrificed had not the United States interpreter and guard interfered. The soldiers replied that they must take me to the Turkish court. So your dragoman and cavass were obliged to go with me to the Turkish court, against their will. And when [Page 749] we came there your dragoman went in to the pasha, and after staying with the pasha about an hour's time he brought out to me 8 napoleons, and told me the pasha had given me the 8 napoleons to pay my taxes, but I at once refused it and protested against it. But, in spite of me, it was paid to the tax collector. I again protested against paying it for two reasons: for one reason, the money is not mine, it belongs to the pasha; and the second, I do not owe the amount they claim, and I can afford to pay the taxes myself. So, dear sir, this is my affidavit; and I claim of the Turkish Government a compensation for my disgrace and assault; for unlawfully arresting me, and the injustice done me by the Turkish Government, to the amount of ($5,000).
Moses Angel.
Affidavit of Shalom Kanstoroom.
I, Shalom Kanstoroom, at Jerusalem, citizen of the United States, in the province of Palestine, Turkish dominions, do solemnly swear and declare that on the morning of the 20th of November 1889, I was at Mr. Angel's house when the Turkish tax collector came with a book in his hand and claimed 2½ years' taxes. Mr. Angel refused to pay it on the ground that he did not owe so much money, and he said: "If you will not pay it I will come here to-morrow morning with soldiers and lock you up. I will not go to your consul." And the next morning I was at Mr. Angel's house when he came again with soldiers and forced open the door. And after Mr. Angel closed it he tried to break it open and afterwards went away threatening to arrest him in the street.
Shalom Kanstoroom.
United States Consulate,
Jerusalem, January 2, 1890.
I, Henry Gillman, consul of the United States at Jerusalem, do hereby certify that the signature of Shalom Kanstoroom is his true and genuine signature, made and acknowledged in my presence, and that the said Shalom Kanstoroom is personally known to me.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the consulate at Jerusalem this day and year next above written and of the independence of the United States the one hundred and fourteenth.
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Affidavit of Moses Baruch.
I, Moses Baruch, of Jerusalem, in the province of Palestine, Turkish dominions, do solemnly swear and declare that on the 21st of November, 1889, I saw Mr. Angel being brutally and forcibly dragged through the public street by Turkish soldiers, and the Turkish tax collector was walking behind them.
Moses Baruch.
I, Henry Gillman, consul of the United States, do hereby certify that the signature of Moses Baruch is his true and genuine signature, made and acknowledged in my presence, and that the said Moses Baruch is personally known to me.
Affidavit of H. L. Friedman.
I, Hirch Leib Friedman, of Jerusalem, American citizen, in the province of Palestine, Turkish dominions, do solemnly swear and declare that on the 21st of November, 1889, as I was standing before my door, I saw Mr. Angel being dragged and hastened past by Turkish soldiers. I also saw the Turkish tax collector strike Mr. Angel on the neck and tell him to hurry on.
H. L. Friedman.
I, Henry Gillman, consul of the United States at Jerusalem, do hereby certify that the signature of Hirch Leib Friedman is his true and genuine signature, made and acknowledged in my presence, and that the said Hirch Leib Friedman is personally known to me.
Affidavit of Macus Scharagie.
I, Macus Scharagie, at Jerusalem, in the province of Palestine, Turkish dominions, do solemnly swear and declare that on November 21, 1889, I saw a Turkish soldier dragging Mr. Angel and holding him with one hand at the back of the neck and with the other hand he was holding Mr. Angel by the side, and as he was pushing him along he knocked Mr. Angel's head against my cheek and knocked one of my teeth out, as I was passing along. And as I was walking on I saw the American dragoman and cavass coming after them.
Macus Scharagie.
I, Henry Gillman, consul of the United States at Jerusalem, do hereby certify that the signature of Macus Scharagie is his true and genuine signature, made and acknowledged in my presence, and that the said Macus Scharagie is personally known to me.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the consulate at Jerusalem this day and year next above written and of the independence of the United States one hundred and fourteenth.
Affidavit of Yeheal Hafus.
I, Yeheal Hafus, of Jerusalem, in the province of Palestine, Turkish dominions, do solemnly affirm and declare that on the 21st of November, 1889, I saw Mr. Angel being brutally and forcibly dragged through the public street by Turkish soldiers, and the Turkish tax collector was walking behind them.
Yeheal Hafus.
I, Henry Gillman, consul of the United States at Jerusalem, do hereby certify that the signature of Yeheal Hafus is his true and genuine signature, made and acknowledged in my presence, and that the said Yeheal Hafus is personally known to me.
I, Shalom Kanstoroom, of Jerusalem, United States citizen, in the province of Palestine, Turkishd ominions, do solemnly swear and declare that on the 25th of November, 1889, I was attacked by the Turkish tax collector inside the Jaffa gate, and was forcibly arrested by the collector and his soldiers. When I was as far as nearly half the way, I was met by the American dragoman and cavass; then I was left off. So I demand damage for the unlawful arrest and injustice done to me in the open thoroughfare in Jerusalem to the amount of $5,000.
Affidavit of Moses Vazitezki.
Jerusalem , January 2, 1890.
I, Moses Vazitezki, a Turkish citizen, of Jerusalem, in the province of Palestine, Turkish dominions, do solemnly swear and declare that on the 25th of November, 1889, I saw Shalom Kanstoroom being forcibly arrested by the Turkish tax collector and three Turkish soldiers. One of them held him by his hand and the other pushed him at the back.
Moses Vazitezki.
I, Henry Gillman, consul of the United States at Jerusalem, do hereby certify that the signature of Moses Vazitezki is his true and genuine signature, made and acknowledged in my presence, and that the said Moses Vazitezki is personally known to me.
Affidavit of Mozdeci Eberstein.
I, Mozdeci Eberstein, Turkish citizen of Jerusalem, in the province of Palestine, Turkish dominions, do solemnly swear and declare that on the 25th day of November, 1889, I saw Shalom Kanstoroom being forcibly arrested by the Turkish tax collector and three Turkish soldiers. One of them held him by his hand and another pushed him at the back.
Mozdeci Eberstein.
I, Henry Gillman, consul of the United States at Jerusalem, do hereby certify that the signature of Mozdeci Eberstein is his true and genuine signature, made and acknowledged in my presence, and that the said Mozdeci Eberstein is personally known to me.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the consulate of Jerusalem this day and year next above written and of the independence of the United States the one hundred and fourteenth.
Affidavit of Hirsh Kanstoroom.
I, Hirsh Kanstoroom, of Jerusalem, in the province of Palestine, Turkish dominions, do solemnly swear and declare that on the 25th of November, 1889, I saw Shalom Kanstoroom being forcibly arrested by the Turkish tax collector and three Turkish soldiers. One of them held him by his hand and another pushed him at the back.
H. Kanstoroom.
I, Henry Gillman, consul of the United States at Jerusalem, do hereby certify, that the signature of Hirsh Kanstoroom is his true and genuine signature, made and acknowledged in my presence, and that the said Hirsh Kanstoroom is personally known to me.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the consulate at Jerusalem, this day and year next above written, and of the independence of the United States the one hundred and fourteenth.
Mr. Hirsch to Said Pasha.
Constantinople , March 1, 1890.
Mr. Minister: I have the honor to bring to the attention of the Sublime Porte the cases of two American citizens residing in Jerusalem who were arrested without any warrant by Turkish soldiers, dragged through the public streets, beaten, and otherwise maltreated and wounded on the way, and finally forced to the court and prison house.
The particulars of this lamentable affair have been reported to me by the United States consul at Jerusalem, through the United States consul general at this place, and show a great disregard of treaty rights, which I do not doubt will be promptly corrected by Your Excellency.
On the 21st of November, 1889, Kalil Lorenzo, tax collector of Jerusalem, called at the house of Moses Angel, accompanied by three soldiers, and demanded the payment of 2½ years' taxes which were claimed as being due on his house. Angel refused to pay the amount claimed, stating that they could lawfully claim but 1 year's tax (of which he claims to have full proof), which he was ready to pay; upon which they attempted to forcibly enter his house, when, fearing violence, he closed and fastened his door, which they endeavored to break down. Upon his threatening them and referring them to the United States consul, they finally left, after using insulting language toward the United States consulate.
Angel, after complaining to the United States consul of the treatment received at the hands of the Turkish officials, early in the afternoon of the same day, while walking peaceably along the street, was violently seized by the same three soldiers without any warrant or other legal process, and, notwithstanding his protest, as well as such slight resistance as he could offer, was arrested by them and dragged to the court and prison house. Instead of being taken before his consul, as he requested while being dragged along, he was repeatedly struck and beaten and otherwise maltreated and wounded in the leg, and was in a fainting condition, with his life seemingly in danger, when the interpreter and guard of the United States consul appeared on the scene protesting against the outrage and demanding his release.
In defiance, however, of the United States officials, the prisoner was taken to the court and prison house, together with the United States interpreter and guard.
His Excellency Rechad Pasha, governor of Palestine, after hearing an account of the affair, immediately ordered the release of Angel, and himself paid for Angel 8 napoleons for 2 years' taxes, and on the evening of the same day, after a full and complete statement by the United States consul, His Excellency asked the consul what satisfaction would be required, promising to give the matter his full consideration the following day.
But instead of any action on the part of His Excellency in the above-mentioned case, 4 days afterwards, on November 25, a similar outrage was perpetrated on another American citizen, Shalom Kanstoroom, who was arrested on the street by three soldiers on the order of the same official, Kalil Lorenzo, under similar circumstances, without warrant, writ, or other process of law, on the charge of owing 2 years' taxes on his house.
The Turkish law provides a way in which taxes are to be collected from delinquents. It does not appear that the provisions of it were followed in these cases, but in their place brutal force was invoked.
I do not doubt that the authorities of the Ottoman Empire will admit that the proceedings were illegal; that the treatment was not justified by the circumstances; and that they will be willing to make proper reparation and so instruct the provincial authorities as to prevent recurrences of the offense.
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Slay in Your Lane duo bag 'bad kid on the block' £10k Groucho Award
Published November 23, 2018 by Katherine Cowdrey
Elizabeth Uviebinené and Yomi Adegoke, authors of the manifesto for young black women Slay in Your Lane (Fourth Estate), have won the £10,000 2018 Groucho Club Maverick Award....
Elizabeth Uviebinené and Yomi Adegoke, authors of the manifesto for young black women Slay in Your Lane (Fourth Estate), have won the £10,000 2018 Groucho Club Maverick Award.
The award, self-described as "the 'bad kid on the block' in the world of prizes", was set up with the intention of honouring "a person or enterprise that has both challenged the status quo and made a major contribution to the arts and culture world". The prize was awarded by Jack Monroe at the Groucho Club in Soho and will be shared between the author duo. It also includes a bronze sculpture by artist Gavin Turk and a lifetime membership to The Groucho Club for each.
Uviebinené and Adegoke were selected from a shortlist of seven, which also comprised: anonymous street artist Banksy; double bass player Chi-chi Nwanoku, founder of the Chineke! Orchestra; Scottish stand-up Janey Godley (who famously protested Donald Trump's visit to Scotland with her 'Trump Is A Cunt' sign outside his Turnberry Golf Resort); Iranian artist and animator Majid Adin; Pimlico Opera, for bringing music and drama into prisons across the country; and Dutch social design lab Studio Roosegaarde for its Smog Free Project.
Chair of the judges, Dotti Irving, called winners Uviebinené and Adegoke "an inspiration to today's generation, women and men alike" and praised the prize for its "brilliant track record of celebrating people who question the status quo, and make us all look at our society or culture in a different light".
Jeff Connon, general manager of the Groucho Club, added: "It's terrific news that Elizabeth and Yomi are the winners this year. We are honoured to have had such an exciting shortlist of rebels and rogues, and we're proud that they'll be entering the Groucho fold. Each one of the shortlist has disrupted the cultural agenda and they all deserved to be nominated. Sadly, there can only be one final winner – in this case we have a double benefit."
Uviebinené and Adegoke are currently working on editing an "important and timely" anthology for Bonnier Books UK imprint Lagom, featuring the diverse voices of over 20 black British women, both established and emerging.
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This unique wood is manufactured from the barns in which tobacco was heat cured and has a patina that can only come from this combination of mother nature and years of heat curing of tobacco. The grain patterns are typical of Eastern White Pine, mollowed by the long exposure to heat and tobacco atmospheres. There will be nail holes and many small and large knots and other defects reflecting the original use. This flooring can be milled with a square edge, tongue and groove, or ship-lap depending on the installed effect desired.


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The isms go; the ist dies; art remains.
Awe is the Grail of artistic achievement. No other human emotion possesses such raw transformative power, and none is more difficult to evoke. Few and far between are the works of man that qualify as truly awesome.
A man's work is nothing but the slow trek to rediscover, through the detours of art, those two or three great and simple images in whose presence his heart first opened.


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Brixton – dzielnica południowego Londynu, część gminy Lambeth, położona w odległości 6,1 km od centrum Londynu (Charing Cross). Posiada kody pocztowe SW2 oraz SW9. Brixton jest znane z pulsującego życia nocnego, znajduje się tam popularna scena muzyczna i clubbingowa. Dzielnica jest bardzo zróżnicowana kulturowo i jest głównym skupiskiem karaibskiej społeczności zamieszkującej Londyn. Niegdyś nosząca bardzo złą reputację ze względu na wysoki stopień przestępczości, obecnie dzielnica przechodzi proces gentryfikacji.

W 1979 roku zespół The Clash nagrał utwór zatytułowany "The Guns of Brixton". Piosenka "Uptight Downtown" La Roux (2014) odnosi się do zamieszek w Brixton z 2011 roku.

Historia
Nazwa dzielnicy pochodzi od słowa "Brixistane", które oznacza "kamień Brixi" i odnosi się do imienia jednego z saskich lordów. Miał on swego czasu wybudować kamienny mur wyznaczający granicę regionu. Dokładna lokalizacja muru nie jest znana, choć najprawdopodobniej znajdował się on w okolicach ulicy Brixton Hill, która w tamtym czasie nosiła nazwę Bristow lub Brixton Causeway. Było to na długo zanim na terenie rozwinęło się osadnictwo.

Brixton zaczęło być zasiedlane dopiero od początku XIX wieku. Otwarcie mostu Vauxhall w 1816 roku umożliwiło dogodne połączenie Brixton z centrum Londynu. W latach 60. pociągi przewoźnika London, Chatham and Dover Railway zaczęły kursować przez dzielnicę, a w kolejnych dekadach Brixton było znane jako przedmieście zamieszkiwane przez klasy średnie. W latach 80. tego samego wieku ulica Electric Avenue została pierwszą w całym Londynie wyposażoną w latarnie uliczne. W tamtym czasie przy głównych ulicach Brixton zaczęto budować duże, drogie domy.

Od początku XX wieku do dzielnicy zaczęło napływać wielu nowych mieszkańców i w latach 20. Brixton stało się największym centrum handlowym południowego Londynu, oferującym także liczne kina, teatry i puby. W trakcie II wojny światowej okolica jednak została dotkliwie zbombardowana, co pogorszyło warunki mieszkalne. W 1948 roku, na pokładzie statku "Empire Windrush", do Brixton sprowadziła się pierwsza fala powojennych imigrantów z Karaibów. W 50. rocznicę tego wydarzenia, plac położony pomiędzy ratuszem gminy Lambeth a biblioteką Tate otrzymał nazwę Windrush Square. Po wojnie w Brixton zaczęto budować liczne osiedla socjalne, składające się z wielopiętrowych bloków, na których z czasem zaczęła rozwijać się przestępczość.

Dzielnica przez dekady borykała się z problemami takimi jak bezrobocie, wysoka przestępczość czy złe warunki mieszkalne. Prowadzone tam przez policję akcje mające na celu zapobieganie przestępstwom zostały odebrane jako rasistowskie i tak w kwietniu 1981 doszło tam do zamieszek, wskutek których zostało rannych ponad 300 osób. W 1985 roku w Brixton rozegrały się kolejne zamieszki, kiedy to policjanci zastrzelili czarną kobietę Cherry Groce w jej własnym domu, szukając jej syna. 10 lat później doszło tam do kolejnych zamieszek po tym jak zmarł przetrzymywany przez policję młody czarny chłopak, Wayne Douglas.

Od lat 90. Brixton przechodzi gentryfikację, co spotyka się z mieszanymi odczuciami ze strony mieszkańców.

Znane osoby
 David Bowie, piosenkarz
 Deborah Dyer, znana jako "Skin", piosenkarka
 Havelock Ellis, seksuolog
 Elly Jackson, wokalistka La Roux
 Mick Jones, członek grupy The Clash
 Ken Livingstone, polityk
 John Major, polityk
 Nyron Nosworthy, piłkarz
 Paul Simonon, członek grupy The Clash
 Poly Styrene, wokalistka X-Ray Spex
 Danny Williams, bokser
 Dillian Whyte, bokser

Galeria
Od lewej: Biblioteka Tate, Brixton Academy, Black Cultural Archives, Loughborough Estate, mural poświęcony Davidowi Bowiemu na Tunstall Road.

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne
 The Brixton Society
 Historia, adresy, zdjęcia

Dzielnice gminy Lambeth

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Kemper Elementary School In Cortez Locked Down And Evacuated After Shooting At Nearby House. Suspect Arrested in Arizona.
Published September 17, 2021 at 5:29 PM MDT
Ellis Berry
Students evacuate Kemper Elementary School on Wednesday after a shooting at a residence adjacent to the school.
Kemper Elementary School in Cortez was locked down and evacuated on Wednesday due to an armed standoff between police and a male suspect at a house adjacent to the school.
All students were evacuated safely and taken to the Cortez Public Library where school busses took them home or their parents picked them up
Authorities used ambulances to cover the students and block line of sight from the crime scene during the evacuation.
The house on Montezuma Avenue adjacent to Kemper Elementary School where the shooting took place.
Police were first called just before 11:00 Wednesday morning regarding a domestic dispute at the residence, which is on the corner of North Adams St and Montezuma Ave.
During the dispute shots were fired.
According to the County Office of Emergency Management, a female victim was shot in the leg and was transported to the hospital.
Her condition was not immediately clear.
Law enforcement descended on the residence in just seconds from the first call, according to Cortez Police Chief Vernon Knuckles.
Heavily armed officers then surrounded the residence, trying to negotiate a peaceful surrender with the unknown male suspect, who was presumed to be barricaded inside.
The officers prepared riot shields, and even a remote-controlled robot, for possible entry into the building.
Cortez Police Chief Vernon Knuckles speaks to reporters at the scene of the shooting on Wednesday.
But according to Chief Knuckles, after an hours-long standoff, officers received information indicating that the suspect was most likely no longer in the house.
After that, the situation was no longer considered as dangerous, and law enforcement began processing the scene for evidence.
Teachers were also allowed to return to Kemper Elementary to retrieve their belongings.
Although law enforcement planned to search inside the house, a judge denied a requested search warrant so they were not able to enter.
During the standoff, three individuals apart from the suspect - a child, a second female, and a male - were removed from the house unharmed.
A handgun and at least one bullet casing were also recovered from the front yard.
Law enforcement officials from the Montezuma County Sheriff's Office, the Cortez Police Department, and the Colorado State Patrol were on scene, with support from the Cortez Fire Department and other emergency services.
Montezuma Avenue was closed for much of the day between Harrison St. and North Park St,
And the High School Homecoming Parade, which was scheduled for Wednesday evening, was cancelled due to recommendations from the Cortez Police Department.
Updated: September 17, 2021 at 9:00 AM MDT
A 43 year-old male was arrested in connection with this incident and is accused of violating a protection order and possessing of a weapon by a previous offender, according to the arrest affidavit.


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Whenever I hear anyone arguing for slavery, I feel a strong impulse to see it tried on him personally.
My formula for living is quite simple. I get up in the morning and I go to bed at night. In between, I occupy myself as best I can.
— Cary Grant
Analyzing humor is like dissecting a frog. Few people are interested and the frog dies of it.
— E. B. White
I'm living so far beyond my income that we may almost be said to be living apart.
— e. e. cummings
What then is time? If no one asks me, I know what it is. If I wish to explain it to him who asks, I do not know.
— Saint Augustine
Don't go around saying the world owes you a living. The world owes you nothing. It was here first.
If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer.
If two things look the same, look for differences. If they look different, look for similarities.
— John Cardinal
In theory, there is no difference. In practice, there is.
Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passion, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence.
— John Adams
People who like this sort of thing will find this the sort of thing they like.
History - what never happened described by someone who wasn't there
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What's a "trice"? It's like a jiffy but with three wheels
— Last of the Summer Wine
Inside every old person is a young person wondering what happened
— Terry Pratchett
I'll be more enthusiastic about encouraging thinking outside the box when there's evidence of any thinking going on inside it.
.. we were trained to meet any new situation by reorganising; and a wonderful method it can be for creating the illuson of progress
— Petronius (210 BC)
The time we have at our disposal every day is elastic; the passions that we feel expand it, those that we inspire contract it; and habit fills up what remains
— Proust
You cannot help men permanently by doing for them what they could and should do for themselves.
— William J. H. Boetcker
Only a genealogist thinks taking a step backwards is progress
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No man ever believes that the Bible means what it says: He is always convinced that it says what he means.
A TV remote is female: It easily gives a man pleasure, he'd be lost without it, and while he doesn't always know which buttons to push, he just keeps trying.
Hammers are male: Because in the last 5000 years they've hardly changed at all, and are occasionally handy to have around.
The right thing to do is to do nothing, the place to do it is in a place of concealment and the time to do it is as often as possible.
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I guess a smile is a my kind of poker face because on these photos I was smiling through the minus twelve degrees. Probably you won't believe me when I say this but during the photoshoot I almost never get cold, quite the opposite. I love taking photos and the process gets me so excited!
This outfit revolves around the earth tones, like shades of green, grey and beige. The metallic velvet sweatshirt gives the whole look a little extra something. Velvet in this shade, which has a little shine to it, makes the outfit a little more dressier, don't you think? Can't wait to wear it with my favourite ripped boyfriend jeans or black skinny jeans, so many ways to wear it! Last winter I bought so many over the knee socks for my knee high boots but this time around I prefer my ankle boots and knee high socks pulled down. I have been wanting to get a silver socks like these because I think it would look so cool with skinny jeans and biker boots. Yasss, I will do that!
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package pereberge.sumproject.activity;

import android.annotation.TargetApi;
import android.app.SearchManager;
import android.content.Context;
import android.content.Intent;
import android.database.Cursor;
import android.database.MatrixCursor;
import android.os.Build;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.support.design.widget.Snackbar;
import android.support.v7.app.AppCompatActivity;
import android.support.v7.widget.Toolbar;
import android.view.Menu;
import android.view.MenuItem;
import android.view.View;
import android.widget.Button;
import android.widget.EditText;
import android.widget.SearchView;
import android.widget.TextView;
import java.text.Normalizer;
import java.util.Date;
import java.util.List;
import pereberge.sumproject.R;
import pereberge.sumproject.adapter.SearchAdapter;
import pereberge.sumproject.domain.Reservation;
import pereberge.sumproject.services.ReservationService;
import pereberge.sumproject.utils.DateUtils;
import pereberge.sumproject.utils.SecurityUtils;
import pereberge.sumproject.utils.ServiceFactory;

@SuppressWarnings("all")
public class ReservationActivity extends AppCompatActivity {

    public static final String INTENT_RESERVATION = "DATE";
    public static final String EMPTY_SEARCH = "No hi ha resultats.";
    public static SearchView search;
    private String name;
    private ReservationService reservationService;

    private List<String> items;

    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_reservation);

        Toolbar toolbar = (Toolbar) findViewById(R.id.toolbar);
        assert toolbar != null;
        toolbar.setTitle(R.string.reservation);
        setSupportActionBar(toolbar);

        getSupportActionBar().setDisplayHomeAsUpEnabled(true);
        getSupportActionBar().setDisplayShowHomeEnabled(true);

        reservationService = ServiceFactory.getReservationService(getApplicationContext());
        this.items = reservationService.getPartnerNames();

        SearchManager manager = (SearchManager) getSystemService(Context.SEARCH_SERVICE);
        search = (SearchView) findViewById(R.id.newName);
        assert search != null;
        search.setSearchableInfo(manager.getSearchableInfo(getComponentName()));
        search.setOnQueryTextListener(new SearchView.OnQueryTextListener() {
            @Override
            public boolean onQueryTextSubmit(String query) {
                return true;
            }

            @Override
            public boolean onQueryTextChange(String query) {
                loadHistory(query);
                return true;
            }
        });
        search.setOnSuggestionListener(new SearchView.OnSuggestionListener() {
            @Override
            public boolean onSuggestionSelect(int position) {
                return false;
            }

            @Override
            public boolean onSuggestionClick(int position) {
                Cursor cursor = search.getSuggestionsAdapter().getCursor();
                cursor.moveToPosition(position);
                String val = cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndex("text"));
                if (val != EMPTY_SEARCH) search.setQuery(val, true);
                return false;
            }
        });

        TextView day = (TextView) findViewById(R.id.day);
        TextView hour = (TextView) findViewById(R.id.timeZone);
        Button book = (Button) findViewById(R.id.reservation_button);

        final EditText firstPassword = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.password_1);
        final EditText secondPassword = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.password_2);
        assert firstPassword != null;
        assert secondPassword != null;

        final Date date = DateUtils.millisToDate(getIntent().getLongExtra(INTENT_RESERVATION, 0));

        assert day != null;
        day.setText(DateUtils.dayToString(date));
        assert hour != null;
        hour.setText(DateUtils.hourToString(date));

        assert book != null;
        book.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
            @Override
            public void onClick(View v) {
                name = search.getQuery().toString();
                String firstPsw = SecurityUtils.convertPassMd5(firstPassword.getText().toString());
                String secondPsw = SecurityUtils.convertPassMd5(secondPassword.getText().toString());
                if (name.isEmpty() || !items.contains(name))
                    Snackbar.make(findViewById(R.id.reservation_layout), R.string.wrong_partner, Snackbar.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
                else if (reservationService.existsReservationSameDay(name, date))
                    Snackbar.make(findViewById(R.id.reservation_layout), R.string.busy_timetable, Snackbar.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
                else if (!reservationService.canPlay(name))
                    Snackbar.make(findViewById(R.id.reservation_layout), R.string.no_play_last_reservation, Snackbar.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
                else if (firstPassword.getText().toString().isEmpty() || secondPassword.getText().toString().isEmpty())
                    Snackbar.make(findViewById(R.id.reservation_layout), R.string.empty_password, Snackbar.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
                else if (!firstPsw.equals(secondPsw))
                    Snackbar.make(findViewById(R.id.reservation_layout), R.string.different_password, Snackbar.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
                else {
                    Reservation reservation = new Reservation(name, date, firstPsw);
                    reservationService.save(reservation);
                    Intent intent = new Intent(ReservationActivity.this, TimetableActivity.class);
                    intent.putExtra(TimetableActivity.INTENT_RETURN, reservation.getId());
                    setResult(RESULT_OK, intent);
                    finish();
                }
            }
        });
        search.onActionViewExpanded();
    }

    @Override
    public boolean onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu menu) {
        getMenuInflater().inflate(R.menu.reservation, menu);
        return true;
    }

    @Override
    public boolean onOptionsItemSelected(MenuItem item) {
        int id = item.getItemId();
        if (id == android.R.id.home) {
            onBackPressed();
            return true;
        }
        return super.onOptionsItemSelected(item);
    }

    @TargetApi(Build.VERSION_CODES.HONEYCOMB)
    private void loadHistory(String query) {
        if (Build.VERSION.SDK_INT >= Build.VERSION_CODES.HONEYCOMB) {
            String[] columns = new String[] { "_id", "text" };
            Object[] temp = new Object[] { 0, "default" };

            MatrixCursor cursor = new MatrixCursor(columns);

            for (int i = 0; i < items.size(); i++) {
                if (cleanString(items.get(i).toUpperCase()).contains(cleanString(query.toUpperCase()))) {
                    temp[0] = i;
                    temp[1] = items.get(i);
                    cursor.addRow(temp);
                }
            }
            if (cursor.getCount() == 0) {
                temp[0] = items.size();
                temp[1] = EMPTY_SEARCH;
                cursor.addRow(temp);
            }
            search.setSuggestionsAdapter(new SearchAdapter(this, cursor, items));
        }
    }

    public static String cleanString(final String text) {
        String newText = Normalizer.normalize(text, Normalizer.Form.NFD);
        return newText.replaceAll("[\\p{InCombiningDiacriticalMarks}]", "");
    }

}


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Enjoy a visit to the museum or wish upon a star. The University offers a variety of cultural, educational and athletic events right on campus. And, being an employee of the University has it perks too — check out each of the featured venues, and associated discounts, available to employees and their family members.
DPAC stage
This is our last performance in our 2016-2017 SunTrust Broadway Season, and you do not want to miss it! As a Super Group, you can purchase your discounted tickets* by following the link below. *Discount only applies to select performances and seating locations.
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Ackland Art Museum
The view is always changing at The Ackland, the University's on-campus art museum since 1958. The Ackland organizes more than a dozen special collections each year. On a normal day, the museum houses more than 15,000 works of art featuring North Carolina's premier collections of Asian art and works of art on paper – drawings, prints and photographs, plus significant collections of European masterworks, 20thcentury and contemporary art, African art and North Carolina pottery. It's a great place to wander during a lunch break or bring the family one evening or over the weekend.
UNC employees gain free access for themselves and their immediate family (limit 4) to regular season home baseball games, based on availability. Faculty and staff can purchase reserved season tickets at a discounted price. Beginning one and a half hours prior to the start of the game, UNC employees need to come to the Boshamer Stadium ticket office to pick up a ticket for themselves and their immediate family (limit 4). Please be sure to display your UNC One Card or UNC Hospitals ID when picking up your ticket(s) at Boshamer Stadium.
UNC-Chapel Hill employees gain free access for themselves and their immediate family (limit 4) to regular season home Olympic Sport events played at Department of Athletics facilities on the UNC campus by displaying their UNC One Card or UNC Hospitals ID at the gate of the sporting facility, based on availability. Olympic Sports include men's and women's soccer, women's basketball, men's lacrosse and baseball. UNC One Cards and UNC Hospital IDs are not valid for post-season ACC and NCAA Championship Events.
Carolina Performing Arts
Carolina Performing Arts is UNC's official performing arts presenter, where you can find cutting-edge dance, exhilarating musical performances, bold theater programming, and much more by acclaimed artists from around the world. CPA's venues include Memorial Hall, located in the heart of campus, and CURRENT ArtSpace + Studio, a new studio and immersive theater space just off Franklin Street at the crossroads of campus and community.
Faculty and staff get a 15% discount on tickets, and an extra 5% off ticket subscription packages. Buy online at carolinaperformingarts.org, by phone at 919.843.3333, or in person at the Memorial Hall box office (valid UNC OneCard or ONYEN required).
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The department of music at Carolina offers about 150 concerts and related events each year, many of them with free admission. Annual highlights include the Carolina Jazz Fest, Festival on the Hill, Carolina Symposia in Music and an array of master classes with visiting artists. Treat yourself!
The North Carolina Botanical Garden is a regional research center for the conservation and interpretation of plants, particularly those native to the Southeastern United States. The Coker Arboretum, the William Hunt Arboretum, the Coker Pinetum and the Mason Farm Biological Reserve are included in the Garden's nearly 600 acres. A nearly 30,000 square foot green education center was dedicated on October 12, 2009 – University Day – expanding the offerings to visitors of all ages. The botanical garden is located on a plot just off NC Highway 15-501. Coker Arboretum and the Coker Pinetum are right on campus; great spots for a cobweb-clearing mid-day stroll or closer examination with family on off-hours.
PlayMakers Repertory Company
PlayMakers Repertory Company, the Carolinas' premier theatre company, presents a mix of both classical and contemporary plays in the Paul Green Theatre on campus each year, showcasing the talents of students, faculty and staff alongside visiting members of the larger theatre community. PlayMakers is the state's only full-seasoned not-for-profit resident professional theatre. It is a program of the University's department of dramatic art based in the Center for Dramatic Art, located on Country Club Road near its intersection with Raleigh Road. The facility features the 500-seat Paul Green Theatre and 265-seat Elizabeth Price Kenan Theatre. Faculty & staff get a 10% discount off the full price of single tickets (not valid for Tuesday Community Nights or Opening Nights). Your UNC OneCard is required at the time of purchase. For tickets – available at a discount to University employees – contact the box office at (919) 962-PLAY.
PNC Arena is located in Raleigh, North Carolina, and is home to the 2006 Stanley Cup Champions Carolina Hurricanes and NC State University Men's Basketball. On an annual basis, PNC Arena welcomes over 1.5 million guests and plays host to more than 150 events including major concert tours, and family shows.
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The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Office of Human Resources (OHR) maintains the Discounts and Perks as a convenience to University faculty, staff and students. OHR does not screen the vendors on this list and makes no representations about their qualifications, conduct, or the services to be provided. Users of the discounts are responsible for performing any screening or evaluation they desire.


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Top 10 Mobile App Trends to Come
With Apple's App store offering more than 100,000 iPhone apps and competitors such as the Android Marketplace clamoring to catch up, it's no surprise mobile apps are hot -- but for developers, the question is: Which ones?
Research firm Gartner today released its list of the top 10 consumer smartphone apps for 2012, based on the following factors: impact on consumers and industry players, revenue considerations, loyalty, business model, consumer value and estimated market penetration.
At the No. 1 spot on Gartner's list of top mobile consumer apps is money transfers, followed by location-based services (LBS) and mobile search. In the fourth spot is mobile browsing, while mobile health monitoring checked in at No. 5.
Making the cut in the second half of the list are: mobile payments, near-field communications , mobile advertising, mobile instant messaging and mobile music services.
The apps identified by Gartner come at a time when the impact of smartphone applications reaches to all corners of the wireless industry. Fueling the app craze is the healthy performance of smartphones in the market -- while mobile phone sales checked in at 309 million for Q3, a mere 0.1 gain from the same period last year, the smartphone segment topped 41 million, a gain of almost 13 percent from Q3 2008.
At the same time, however, the role of carriers is becoming simultaneously less integral to mobile apps, as device- and OS-based app markets like the Apple App Store continue to take off.
"Consumer mobile applications and services are no longer the prerogative of mobile carriers," Sandy Shen, research director at Gartner, said in a statement. "The increasing consumer interest in smartphones, the participation of Internet players in the mobile space, and the emergence of application stores and cross-industry services are reducing the dominance of mobile carriers. Each player will influence how the application is delivered and experienced by consumers, who ultimately vote with their attention and spending power."
Shen added that specialized market apps are the ones poised for success as the market matures.
"The ultimate competition between industry players is for control of the 'ecosystem' and user experience, and the owner of the ecosystem will benefit the most in terms of revenue and user loyalty," Shen said. "We predict that most users will use no more than five mobile applications at a time and most future opportunities will come from niche market 'killer applications.'"
While mobile money transfers via SMS tops the list, this service is seen as popular primarily with overseas users in developing markets, and it faces regulatory challenges despite its popularity, according to Gartner.
For most developers, it's the No. 1 category of applications -- location-based services, or LBS -- where a lot of the action in app development will take place. Gartner described LBS as "one of the most disruptive in the next few years."
The LBS user base will grow globally from 96 million in 2009 to more than 526 million in 2012, according to the report. "LBS is ranked No. 2 in Gartner's top 10 because of its perceived high user value and its influence on user loyalty. Its high user value is the result of its ability to meet a range of needs, from productivity and goal fulfillment to social networking and entertainment," Shen said.
Mobile search and browsing, No. 3 and No. 4 respectively, are going to be popular due to their mass appeal to both businesses and users.
Another mobile technology poised to break out is No. 8, mobile advertising. Gartner sees advertising-based app initiatives becoming more popular as smartphones proliferate in the marketplace, and eventually becoming a standard channel in the advertising mix used by brands.
Total spending on mobile advertising in 2008 totaled $530.2 million, which Gartner expects to grow to $7.5 billion in 2012.
"Mobile advertising makes the top 10 list because it will be an important way to monetize content on the mobile Internet, offering free applications and services to end users," Shen said. "The mobile channel will be used as part of larger advertising campaigns in various media, including TV, radio, print and outdoors."
Gartner's certainly not the first to recognize the looming importance of mobile advertising. In recent weeks alone, Google purchased mobile ad firm AdMob in a move to cash in on the sector's growth.


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package org.hawkular.agent.monitor.extension;

import org.jboss.as.controller.AttributeDefinition;
import org.jboss.as.controller.SimpleAttributeDefinition;
import org.jboss.as.controller.SimpleAttributeDefinitionBuilder;
import org.jboss.as.controller.registry.AttributeAccess;
import org.jboss.dmr.ModelNode;
import org.jboss.dmr.ModelType;

public interface RemoteJMXAttributes {

    SimpleAttributeDefinition ENABLED = new SimpleAttributeDefinitionBuilder("enabled",
            ModelType.BOOLEAN)
            .setAllowNull(true)
            .setDefaultValue(new ModelNode(true))
            .setAllowExpression(true)
            .addFlag(AttributeAccess.Flag.RESTART_RESOURCE_SERVICES)
            .build();

    SimpleAttributeDefinition URL = new SimpleAttributeDefinitionBuilder("url",
            ModelType.STRING)
            .setAllowNull(false)
            .setAllowExpression(true)
            .addFlag(AttributeAccess.Flag.RESTART_RESOURCE_SERVICES)
            .build();

    SimpleAttributeDefinition USERNAME = new SimpleAttributeDefinitionBuilder("username",
            ModelType.STRING)
            .setAllowNull(true)
            .setAllowExpression(true)
            .addFlag(AttributeAccess.Flag.RESTART_RESOURCE_SERVICES)
            .build();

    SimpleAttributeDefinition PASSWORD = new SimpleAttributeDefinitionBuilder("password",
            ModelType.STRING)
            .setAllowNull(true)
            .setAllowExpression(true)
            .addFlag(AttributeAccess.Flag.RESTART_RESOURCE_SERVICES)
            .build();

    SimpleAttributeDefinition SECURITY_REALM = new SimpleAttributeDefinitionBuilder("securityRealm",
            ModelType.STRING)
            .setAllowNull(true)
            .setAllowExpression(true)
            .addFlag(AttributeAccess.Flag.RESTART_RESOURCE_SERVICES)
            .build();

    SimpleAttributeDefinition RESOURCE_TYPE_SETS = new SimpleAttributeDefinitionBuilder(
            "resourceTypeSets",
            ModelType.STRING)
            .setAllowNull(true)
            .setAllowExpression(true)
            .addFlag(AttributeAccess.Flag.RESTART_RESOURCE_SERVICES)
            .build();

    AttributeDefinition[] ATTRIBUTES = {
            ENABLED,
            URL,
            USERNAME,
            PASSWORD,
            SECURITY_REALM,
            RESOURCE_TYPE_SETS
    };
}