Another successful growing season is now in the books, closing out earlier than ever in our history, at least since we added commercial Portugese varietal offerings. Our last harvest was an unusually non-frenetic one on September 20, with only a ton plus of touriga to pick, and a small crew on hand to help with that. The last act for the vineyard season–hardly an exciting one–is bringing in the last of the bird netting. We have no good words for bird netting except that it works–particularly when coupled with vigilant house cats that patrol the netting daily. Our 1-yo tom was particularly entertaining as he learned the ropes and got more than his share of avian snacks.
August and early/mid September weather was generally a tailwind to our efforts, with temperatures mostly in the lower 90-degree region. We did experience one last blast of high heat in late August which brought unwelcome drying and only compounded the trends of a vintage in which brix tended to run high relative to other measures of ripeness. But you have to expect some of that high heat in the Sierra Foothills, and at least there was no rain, which would be an unwelcome visitor in the immediate pre-harvest period. Fortunately, our irrigation water held out till the end, we think in part due to our altered pattern of irrigation to water primarily at night. Nevertheless, we hope the winter rains are abundant this year to re-charge the soil and our well.
In the end, we harvested over 14 tons of grapes, over 77% of that sold to out-of-county clients, providing wine grapes to 3 commercial wineries and about 20 home winemakers. Production was off mainly due to very low yield in our barbera field, where fruit set this year was characterized by unusually small, thin bunches. We nevertheless dropped fruit in this field when individual vines were overcropped, and also to even out the ripening (fruit set also appeared to occur over a relatively long period). The net effect was a small quantity of what we believe was concentrated fruit with excellent color (the latter per our customers).
Congratulations go out to Terry Piazza-Perham, who sealed victory in our third annual Shaker Ridge Home Winemaker contest with a double gold at the Sacramento Home Winemakers 2015 Jubilee competition. Terry took the honors with a dry touriga wine made from grapes purchased from us in 2013. On the commercial front, we are looking forward to the release of the 2014 primitivo from Due Vigne di Famiglia (Clarksburg, CA) made with our grapes, which we understand has been bottled. The 2013 Westwood Family Cellars El Dorado Barbera, made with our grapes and notching Best of Class of Region at the California State Fair this year, is now available for sale from the producer.
As we contemplate possible changes to our operation in the coming year, we thank all of our clients for their support and wish you the best in your winemaking. We also thank our neighbors on Mesquite Ct who pitch in every year at harvest time for our large picks, and the hard-working hired crews that supplement our own efforts to make the growing and harvest of high-quality wine grapes possible.
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Great Political-Ad Watch: Christine O'Donnell and Russ Feingold
By David A. Graham On 10/5/10 at 10:23 AM EDT
Today brings two studies in unorthodox advertising strategies.
First, let's go to Delaware GOP Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell, who's making waves with an ad that has one of the most striking opening lines we've ever heard: "I am not a witch."
Over lite classical music, O'Donnell insists she's not as strange as people might believe, and closes by saying, "I'm you." Conventional wisdom is that you shouldn't address allegations like this or say what you're not (see: Nixon, Richard, and "I am not a crook"). And the spot doesn't even mention her Democratic opponent, Chris Coons. But everyone's got an analysis. The Atlantic's ace political editor, Marc Ambinder, even proclaims that the ad "might work."
But what does that even mean? For all the attention her race is getting, she's still running way behind Coons, trailing him by 16 points, 15 points, and 12 points in various poll averages. Does Ambinder mean that he thinks this ad will bring her even with Coons? Presumably not. Even her bizarre statements in 2006 about a Chinese takeover, uncovered yesterday, were met with a resounding "meh," suggesting a certain amount of fatigue. The ad is great, but the race is getting increasingly boring.
Now, on to Wisconsin Sen. Russ Feingold, one of the most beleaguered Democrats running this year. Feingold had been one of the few Dems willing to run on health-care reform; let's see what he's got now.
With clips of football players engaging in "excessive celebration," he likens them to opponent Ron Johnson and "corporate special interests," which expect his defeat. It's fun to watch, though it comes across as a bit desperate; he's conceding that he's way behind in the race. Feingold has also refused any advertising assistance from the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, which has been serving as an attack dog for candidates in other states. As Politics Daily's Walter Shapiro points out, Feingold did the same thing in 1998, objecting to the ads as "soft money," which he has fought to ban from his perch in the Senate. It's admirable that he doesn't want to win or lose with what he sees as dirty money. But it looks increasingly likely that he'll lose without it, too.
UPDATE, 6:15 p.m.: Ron Johnson's campaign aren't the only folks who didn't like Feingold's ad: the NFL was none too pleased about the use of its footage, either. The league apparently complained to Feingold's campaign that the film was unauthorized; Feingold's spokesman told The New York Times that the spot is being recut to "accomodate the NFL's concerns."
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When to file a quiet title lawsuit
On Behalf of Warren Gammill & Associates, P.L. | Sep 29, 2021 | Commercial Real Estate
It's common for a property title to become muddy over time, making it difficult to determine who owns a property. There are assorted reasons why a title may lose its meaning — or why it was never clear to begin with — but it's always an issue that should be resolved when buying or selling property. For properties in Florida that lack comprehensive titles, a quiet title lawsuit may be the best way to clear up the matter.
Clearing up title confusion
The "quiet" in quiet title lawsuit comes from the element of quieting the competing claims to the property in question. In most cases in which there are multiple claims on a property, this type of lawsuit is the best legal action to ensure that the rightful party prevails.
This type of lawsuit is also commonly used in cases of title defects or disputed interest. Whenever ownership requires clarification, or there are title discrepancies, this type of real estate litigation can be extremely helpful.
This type of legal action isn't always an adversarial move. In many cases, parties will engage in a quiet title lawsuit on good terms, simply using it as a means to clear up title confusion. It is worth keeping in mind, though, that these ownership disputes can end up costing in the thousands even if the suit is uncontested.
A quiet title suit may resolve a lack of title clarity regarding:
Property boundaries
Deed errors
Previous ownership claims after probate or the sale of an estate
Prior liens
Legal ownership of property is something that can become ambiguous when the elements of a title are thrown into question. When it's necessary to settle these claim disputes, a quiet title lawsuit may be the way to make things clearer moving forward.


Valentine's Day with be here before you know it. And there is still time to craft a little love for your mantle or bookshelf! I'm excited to share how you can make this Tabletop LOVE sign with items from Dollar Tree. This Dollar Tree craft is a cinch to make and budget friendly!
Valentine's Day is one of my favorite holidays for crafting, especially when I can make simple decor on a dime!
I created the step by step video tutorial below to share just how easy this little project is. I hope you find it useful!
Wasn't that simple? You can paint the sign any color you wish to match your decor. And best of all this can be displayed all year around, not just for Valentine's Day!
This project is also great for craft parties or classes. Not only is it an affordable craft, it can be done in about 30 minutes. Wouldn't it be fun for a crafternoon project?
I love how it turned out. It looks great in my craft studio!
I hope you give this project a try! Don't forget to check out my DIY LOVE Marquee Sign, also made with Dollar Tree items!


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Tory Burch Is Engaged
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Tory Burch To Wed LVMH CEO, Poised To Put All Other Weddings To Shame
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Sure, we're only three days into 2016, but isn't it a safe bet that Tory Burch's upcoming nuptials are bound to be among the most stylish of the year? The 49-year-old designer has announced her engagement to her boyfriend of one-and-a-half years. The groom-to-be is 50-year-old Pierre-Yves Roussel, who happens to be the CEO of luxury fashion group LVMH. In other words, brace yourself for one seriously stylish wedding. When you've got Louis Vuitton, Givenchy, Nicholas Kirkwood, and your own fashion label at your disposal, the world really is your oyster. It will be the third marriage for Burch, who divorced Christopher Burch of C. Wonder fame in 2006. She was also married to Harry B. Macklowe and dated cyclist Lance Armstrong. The couple announced their engagement in an Instagram post. No details about the ring or proposal were shared.
We are tying the knot...#blessed #engaged #happynewyear
A photo posted by Tory Burch (@toryburch) on Jan 2, 2016 at 5:19pm PST
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In order to save money, Aberdeen City Council is proposing drastic cuts to education services for children across the city and those with Additional Support Needs (ASN). Specifically, they are proposing to cut Pupil Support Assistants (PSA's) by 50% or possibly even 100% in all primary and secondary schools, and raise class sizes in ASN bases from 7 to 10 pupils.
These PSAs are already overworked and provide essential care and educational roles for students with disabilities across the city of Aberdeen. If this cut passes it will have enormous effects on the quality of education and care provided for children with ASN.
The last time they cut PSA's was in February 2009, and they promised an impact analysis of that action but have consistently refused to release it to the public.
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What our patients are saying about Dr. Hartley and Dr. Johanna!
Thank you so much to Dr. Hartley for taking care of my daughter today. She's been suffering really badly from an ear infection (her first one ever) and last night woke up with a terrible neck spasm. So thankful for her care today and her gentleness with Piper (my husband is a massage therapist and she wouldn't let him touch her). It is so great to be able to trust natural care instead of rushing off to the ER.
Turns out she was way out of alignment which probably caused her ear infection in the first place.
I originally started care at Hartley Chiropractic Center during my pregnancy with my third child. I was experiencing pain and I needed to get my baby in the correct position. I began coming in each week to make sure I had the healthiest pregnancy and easiest delivery possible. I had a perfect home birth and brought my son in for a chiropractic check up within days of his birth. My other children also get checked 1x per month for their health!
I had a great experience during my pregnancy! The pain went away, baby turned into the correct position and I was able to have a quick un-medicated vaginal birth.
After learning the benefits of how your spine keeps your whole body healthy…We are now a chiropractic family!
We love the Dr. Hartley because she is very nice and helpful. She gave me tips and advice on labor techniques and advice after delivery and she continues to support my family to be the healthiest family naturally! She genuinely cares for her patients.
I had heard of corrective chiropractic care but had never met a chiropractor who was actually trained in corrective care. I went onto the corrective chiropractic website, www.IDEALSPINE.com and found that Dr. Hartley was trained in corrective care and near my home town. When I got to the office I had been dealing with vertigo and severely decreased range of motion in my neck. My plan was to try to achieve the natural curve of neck through years of abuse, allow my body to function better and to achieve a "pain free" lifestyle.
Before starting chiropractic care at Hartley Chiropractic, I had been to 8 other chiropractors. Dr. Hartley's office is DIFFERENT! I was relying on OTC pain relief medication. For me, this is not ok. I am an advocate for natural health care as well as work for one of the top Nutraceutical companies in the country.
For the first time in 23 years, I am filled with hope and excitement. With my partnership with Dr. Hartley, I carry with me the endless possibilities of a "pain free" active lifestyle. I no longer deal with vertigo and my range of motion is now amazing!
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Within the first week of starting my adjustment plan my back pain was nearly gone and I was happy with that, little did I know that these adjustments were helping me so much.
Since going to Hartley Chiropractic Center my way of thinking has drastically changed. Through the workshops, newsletter and even speaking with Dr. Hartley I have gained so much knowledge about how my body functions and what I need to do to get it to function properly and naturally without the help of medication.
I have so much more energy now and a much more positive outlook on life, I know I still have work to do but just making the few changed I've made already and feeling such a difference, I can't wait to see what the future holds for me and what I will be able to accomplish.
I would absolutely recommend anyone to come to Hartley Chiropractic Center, not just for pain relief but for a better way of living.
I appreciate Dr. Hartley so much in all that she has done to help me on this journey!
When I first started coming to Hartley Chiropractic I was dealing with severe low back pain and tingling in legs and hands. I had been using massage and acupuncture. I continue to use those forms of health care but the addition of chiropractic care was awesome!
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SciColl is excited to be attending the 2016 meetings of the Society for the Preservation of Natural History Collections (SPNHC) and the Global Genome Biodiversity Network (GGBN). We're in Berlin, Germany for the week attending sessions and visiting one of our partner organizations, the Museum für Naturkunde.
David Schindel, SciColl's Executive Board Chair, will present a keynote address at GGBN, Thematic, Demand-driven Sampling of the Tree of Life: Barcode of Wildlife Project, on Wednesday at 9:00.
Eileen Graham, SciColl's Program Manager, will moderate a GGBN Plenary session, We Can't Save Them All: Assessing ex situ Conservation Across Time, Technology and the Uncertainty of the Future, on Thursday starting at 13:30.
David will present Scientific Collections and Food Security: Their Role in Predicting and Protecting Our Future Food Supply at SPNHC on Thursday at 16:40.
Eileen will give a live demonstration of GRSciColl in the SPNHC DemoCamp session on Friday at 10:20.
Eileen will present A Global Registry of Scientific Collections: Striking a Balance Between Disciplinary Detail and Interdisciplinary Discoverability at GGBN on Friday at 11:45.
We look forward to seeing many of our colleagues in Berlin and sharing the highlights on Twitter and back here on the blog.


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Rhianne-Louise is currently playing Catherine of Aragon in the West End cast of SIX THE MUSICAL.
Prior to this she played the roles of Alline Bullock and Cover Tina in TINA: THE TINA TURNER MUSICAL at London's Aldwych Theatre and Rizzo in the UK Tour of GREASE, directed by Nikolai Foster and choreographed by Arlene Phillips.
Further credits include the West End production of BAT OUT OF HELL (for which she won a nomination for Best Understudy in the 2018 West End Wilma Awards) and THE BOOK OF MORMON at The Prince Of Wales Theatre, London.
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Eat, play and shop at Abu Dhabi's newest lifestyle destination. The Galleria Al Maryah Island's expansion is now open and welcomes the community to Abu Dhabi's newest lifestyle destination. The expansion builds on the success of The Galleria's Luxury Collection, which has seen year-over-year…
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Soaring into the Los Angeles dining landscape is Hinoki & the Bird, an imaginative dining concept from renowned chef and restaurateur David Myers that pushes modern California cooking to vibrant new bounds. Taking cues from Myers' travels, most notably through the Silk Road, the restaurant…
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Q: What is the point in using typedef to declare a functon? I am a bit confused about why I can use typedef to declare functions. Here is my example:
int Add(int a, int b) {
    return a + b;
}

int Mult(int a, int b) {
    return a * b;
}

typedef int func(int, int);

int main(int argc, char* argv[]){

    func Add;
    cout << Add(5, 57) << endl;

}

What is the point above int func Add; While I can call Add() directly?

*

*Can someone explain a scenario where I should use typedef on functions?

A: First of all, this typedef is completely useless here.
But it could make sense if Add() would be defined in another compilation unit.  The main benefit would then to provide a predefined fonction signature that you would use a lot.  You could then use it in the second compilation unit to declare Add() either at local level of a function using it (your example) or at global level.
This being said, a more modern way to express the same would be:
using func = int (int, int);    //instead of typedef

A more interesting use case for this feature is when you have a lot of functions that are intended to be interchangeable, and that you want to pass as a parameter which one to use:
void test(int a, int b, func f) {
    cout << f(a, b) << endl;
}

int main(int argc, char* argv[]){
    test (5, 57, Add);
    test (18,2,Mult);
    test (15,12, [](int a, int b)->int { return 2*a-b; });
}

But if you like doing this, consider the alternative of using std::function<int(int,int)> :  this is more powerful.  It could allow you to pass any kind of callables as arguments, such as a callable object rather than a function:
class X {
    int c;
public:
X (int c=0) : c(c) {};
int operator()(int a, int b) { return 2*a+b+c; }
};

X g(2);  // g is an object of class x, intialised with 2
test (18,2,g);  // does work with function but not with simple typedef

A: I can think of only application of that, however, I have never seen it in use.
An example could be an implementation name hiding. Imagine you have a library function, and this function which has to be inlineable, so you provide it's implementation in the header file. It also needs to call other functions. So your library header file (library.h)might look like that:
inline int do_stuff() {
    int a = do_internal_stuff1(10, 15, 25);
    int b = do_internal_stuff2(10, 15, 25);
    return a + b;
}

In order for that to work, declaration of do_internal_stuff functions should be
visible, so you end up in including internal_stuff.h, which declares those two functions. But now they are callable in any file which includes library.h, and you might not want this.
One reason to avoid including internal_stuff.h would be delcaring functions locally:
inline int do_stuff() {
    int do_internal_stuff1(int, int, int);
    int do_internal_stuff2(int, int, int);
    int a = do_internal_stuff1(10, 15, 25);
    int b = do_internal_stuff2(10, 15, 25);
    return a + b;
}

If you have 20 do_internal_stuff functions, it could become a bit tedious. Than you might want to
inline int do_stuff() {
    typedef int internal_func(int, int, int);
    internal_func do_internal_stuff1, do_internal_stuff2, ...;
    int a = do_internal_stuff1(10, 15, 25);
    int b = do_internal_stuff2(10, 15, 25);
    return a + b;
}

Please note, I am not advocating for any code like this. I am merely playing devils advocate to answer the question why do it.

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As people across the country struggle with the question of whether or when to open schools, a new study from South Korea was released, raising serious concerns. The study documents the likelihood that reopening schools will trigger an increase in Covid-19 cases. Many people have been counting on the fact that children under 10 appear to transmit the disease much less often than adults. This latest study, however, points out that, while this is likely true, the risk is not zero. Moreover, children between 11 and 19 can spread it at about the same rate as adults.
In addition to the troubling conclusions of this study, earlier last week we learned of the concern for the health of teachers and other school personnel because of the relationship between Covid-19 and underlying health issues. The Kaiser Family Foundation study suggests that as many as 24% of adults working in schools nationally are especially at risk because of diabetes, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (which includes asthma), heart disease, obesity and a functional limitation due to cancer.
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These complications and dangers are compounded by the poor conditions of many of our school spaces. For years we have seen the results of financial austerity. Windows cannot open. Heat and air conditioning do not work. Water is poisoned. Bathroom and sanitation facilities are in terrible shape. Basic supplies are a constant problem. None of this has changed since the closing of schools in March. Everyone knows restoring our schools to acceptable conditions is a long, expensive process. And yet the Superintendent of Detroit's public schools tried to assure us that "The reopening plan has been vetted and discussed."
It is no wonder people blocked school buses for the beginning of summer school and have filed a law suit to stop it.
At the federal level, the instance by Trump and his Secretary of Education, right wing zealot Betsy Devos, have been pushing re opening as a way to further undermine any commitment to public education. A recent article in the New York Times explained, "For Ms. DeVos, then, the current crisis may be more of an opportunity than a threat. By pressuring public schools to open, even if unsafely, she will compel many privileged families to abandon those schools. Many less fortunate students will find themselves with little choice but to attend unsafe schools with even fewer resources than they had before. And public schools will take the blame for the inequalities that will almost inevitably result."
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This is the best book on the civil rights movement in the South that I have read. It raises tough questions about movement-building. It is also as graphic as a TV documentary and as suspenseful as a murder mystery. Early in the book, for example, the reader, sensing the tension between the squat, plodding John Lewis and the handsome, charismatic Stokely Carmichael, begins to wonder when and how it will explode.
Born into a sharecropper family in 1940, Lewis, who has been a Congressman from Georgia since 1986, was raised in a rural Alabama community so remote that until he was six, he had never seen a white person except for the mailman and a traveling merchant. As a teenager, inspired by the Supreme Court decision ordering the desegregation of schools and a radio sermon by Dr. King, he initiated a petition to open up the local library to blacks. At 17 he enrolled at the American Baptist Theological Seminary (ABT) in Nashville, Tennessee, where, in exchange for tuition, room and board, he worked harder at scrubbing post and pans than he had ever worked at picking cotton.
At ABT his classes in philosophy and religion opened up a whole new universe to him. Especially from his study of Hegel, the German philosopher who developed his ideas in the period of the French revolution, he gained a sense that history is on the side of those who struggle for the good, the right and the just, but that contradictions will emerge in the course of the struggle.
Soon thereafter, he and other students, began participating in workshops led by Jim Lawson, preparing them for non-violent direct actions based on the philosophy of redemptive suffering, the faith that by your readiness to suffer abuses in the struggle for justice, you can bring out the divinity that is in everyone, including your oppressor, and thus begin to create the Beloved Community.
Armed with this philosophy, Lewis and his mostly southern-born fellow students began their sit-ins and Freedom Rides, defying warnings by established leaders like Thurgood Marshall and Roy Wilkins that "you'll get people killed." arrested and savagely beaten again and again, their discipline and commitment inspired thousands of grassroots southern blacks to join the struggle, eventually forcing the federal government to intervene and Congress to pass the civil rights legislation that has transformed the South.
As result of his leadership in these struggles, Lewis was elected three times to chair the Student Non-Violent Coordinating committee (SNCC, pronounced "snick"). However, Lewis writes that the philosophy of hope and faith which had given birth to the movement was being diluted by northerners like Jim Forman and Stokely Carmichael (later Kwame Ture) who brought with them a black nationalism fueled by the rage and hopelessness of urban youth. Nonviolence, for them, according to Lewis, was merely a tactic. Lewis writes that Stokely "loved nothing more than to scare the hell out of people, especially white people." He "was someone who had the answer and it was up to you to follow."
Lewis argues that the conflict between these two approaches to movement-building eventually erupted at the 1966 SNCC conference when Carmichael was elected to replace him as chair.
One month after the conference, James Meredith, the first black to graduate from the University of Mississippi, began his lone March through Mississippi during which he was shot from ambush and hospitalized. Meredith, writes Lewis, had been "a strange bird from the beginning, always going here and there, acting on his own with no real direction or agenda." Nevertheless, after he was shot, black leaders from different organizations decided to continue his march. With no clear goal or unity of purpose, according to Lewis, the march became "almost a contest among the different factions of the movement, with lots of speeches each night, during which the three main leaders – King, McKissick [of CORE] and Carmichael – jockeyed for control of the crowds, sharing their different positions on black nationalism and non-violence and arguing among themselves. All the cracks and fissures and divisions within the movement were literally put on-stage for everyone to see."
During the march there was talk of "white blood flowing," and the slogan of Black power was raised, first by Willie Ricks, and then by Stokely. The next summer "Rap" Brown became SNCC chair, grabbing headlines with remarks like "Violence is as American as cherry pie." Lewis maintains that by 1970 SNCC had become a shell and leaders like Jim Forman and Stokely were joining the Black Panther party.
Lewis did not join the March through Mississippi, partly because he was disoriented by his displacement as SNCC chair, but also because he thought that the march, unlike the Freedom Rides and the Selma march, lacked clear goals.
The main lesson I draw from his memoir is that if you want to build a movement, you need to take yourself and your community to a higher plane through actions that not only have clear goals but also require the discipline and commitment which transforms participants and, eventually, those on the other side. Otherwise, instead of building a movement, you may be encouraging a riot.
"That's what a riot is," writes Lewis. "Just letting it out. Nothing is held back. Anything goes. Burning. Looting. Killing. Even one another. Part of the effort of the movement was to tame the madness of men, to take the beast that lives in all of us and turn it toward love, to show humankind a different way, to teach the way of compassion, of connection and community, of peace and non-violence…The first impulse of man has always been to…respond to attack in a like manner…But there have been teachers, men and women throughout history, who have stood and said, No, you can't take an eye for an eye. If you do, we will all be blind."
When people come together and pledge to engage in disciplined and self-transforming actions, it is a sign that a movement is struggling to be born, that is why I was encouraged by the October 16, 1995 March when a million black men came together in Washington, D.C. and pledged to "strive to improve myself spiritually, morally, mentally, socially, politically and economically, for the benefit of myself, my family, and my
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Q: Column does not exist in UNION ALL query I am doing some code for my badminton club.
Tables
CREATE TABLE School (
    Name text PRIMARY KEY
);

CREATE TABLE Tournament (
    Number integer PRIMARY KEY
);

CREATE TABLE Player (
    Name text NOT NULL,
    SchoolName text NOT NULL,
    Gender text CHECK (Gender IN ('Masculin', 'Féminin'))
);

ALTER TABLE ONLY Player
    ADD CONSTRAINT Player_pkey PRIMARY KEY (name, SchoolName);

ALTER TABLE ONLY Player
    ADD CONSTRAINT SchoolName_fkey FOREIGN KEY (SchoolName) REFERENCES School(Name);

CREATE TABLE Result (
    -- PlayerId_fkey text
    PlayerName_fkey text,
    SchoolName_fkey text,
    Category text CHECK (Category IN ('Benjamin', 'Cadet', 'Juvénile')),
    TournamentNumber integer,
    Score integer,
    TypeOfPlay text CHECK (TypeOfPlay IN ('Simple', 'Double'))
);

ALTER TABLE ONLY Result
    ADD CONSTRAINT PlayerName_fkey FOREIGN KEY (PlayerName_fkey, SchoolName_fkey) REFERENCES Player(Name, SchoolName);

ALTER TABLE ONLY Result
    ADD CONSTRAINT TournamentNumber_fkey FOREIGN KEY (TournamentNumber) REFERENCES Tournament(Number);

Query
-- Select each player with their single and double total score
SELECT PlayerName_fkey, ScoreSimple, ScoreDouble

FROM (
    -- Select the sum of the best results for each player in single play
    SELECT PlayerName_fkey, score, ScoreRank, SUM(score) as ScoreSimple
    FROM (
        -- Select the best four results in the season for each player in single play
        SELECT PlayerName_fkey, score, tournamentNumber, rank() over (PARTITION BY PlayerName_fkey order by Score desc) AS ScoreRank
        FROM (
            -- Select, for each player, the score for each tournament they played in single play
            SELECT PlayerName_fkey, score, TournamentNumber
                 FROM Result LEFT JOIN Player ON Player.name=Result.PlayerName_fkey
                 WHERE Category='Benjamin' AND Gender='Féminin' AND TypeOfPlay='Simple' AND score > 0 ) tBestIndividualScoresWithDuplicates
            GROUP BY PlayerName_fkey, score, tournamentNumber) tBestIndividualScores
        WHERE ScoreRank <= 4
        GROUP BY PlayerName_fkey, score, ScoreRank

    UNION ALL

    -- Select the sum of the best results for each player in double play
    SELECT PlayerName_fkey, score, ScoreRank, SUM(score) as ScoreDouble
    FROM (
        -- Select the best four results in the season for each player in double play
        SELECT PlayerName_fkey, score, tournamentNumber, rank() over (PARTITION BY PlayerName_fkey order by Score desc) AS ScoreRank
        FROM (
            -- Select, for each player, the score for each tournament they played in double play
            SELECT PlayerName_fkey, score, TournamentNumber
                 FROM Result LEFT JOIN Player ON Player.name=Result.PlayerName_fkey
                 WHERE Category='Benjamin' AND Gender='Féminin' AND TypeOfPlay='Double' AND score > 0 ) tBestIndividualScoresWithDuplicates
            GROUP BY PlayerName_fkey, score, tournamentNumber) tBestIndividualScores
        WHERE ScoreRank <= 4
        GROUP BY PlayerName_fkey, score, ScoreRank) t1

Question
The problem I have is I get the error: "column "scoredouble" does not exist". How do I get the scoredouble column display on my first query? I cannot use a JOIN because some players have scores in one type of play (singles or double) and not the other.
Link here: http://rextester.com/XIG14273

A: With the help of many people whom gave me a lot of help, I finally got a working solution:
SELECT PlayerName_fkey, SumScoresSimpleTotal, SumScoresDoubleTotal, SumScoresTotal, rank() over (order by SumScoresTotal desc) AS OverallRank

FROM (

    SELECT COALESCE(t1.PlayerName_fkey, t2.PlayerName_fkey) as PlayerName_fkey, coalesce(SumScoresSimple, 0) as SumScoresSimpleTotal, coalesce(SumScoresDouble,0) as SumScoresDoubleTotal,
    (coalesce(SumScoresSimple, 0) + coalesce(SumScoresDouble, 0)) as SumScoresTotal
    FROM (

    SELECT PlayerName_fkey, ScoreSimple, sum(ScoreSimple) over (partition by PlayerName_fkey) as SumScoresSimple

    FROM (

        SELECT PlayerName_fkey, score, ScoreRank, SUM(score) as ScoreSimple
        FROM (
            -- Select the best four results in the season for each player in single play
            SELECT PlayerName_fkey, score, tournamentNumber, rank() over (PARTITION BY PlayerName_fkey order by Score desc) AS ScoreRank
            FROM (
                -- Select, for each player, the score for each tournament they played in single play
                SELECT PlayerName_fkey, score, TournamentNumber
                     FROM Result LEFT JOIN Player ON Player.name=Result.PlayerName_fkey
                     WHERE Category='Juvénile' AND Gender='Féminin' AND TypeOfPlay='Simple' AND score > 0 ) tBestIndividualScoresWithDuplicates
                GROUP BY PlayerName_fkey, score, tournamentNumber) tBestIndividualScores
        WHERE ScoreRank <= 4
        GROUP BY PlayerName_fkey, score, ScoreRank)tinside1) t1

        FULL OUTER JOIN

    (SELECT PlayerName_fkey, ScoreDouble, sum(ScoreDouble) over (partition by PlayerName_fkey) as SumScoresDouble

    FROM (

        SELECT PlayerName_fkey, score, ScoreRank, SUM(score) as ScoreDouble
        FROM (
            -- Select the best four results in the season for each player in single play
            SELECT PlayerName_fkey, score, tournamentNumber, rank() over (PARTITION BY PlayerName_fkey order by Score desc) AS ScoreRank
            FROM (
                -- Select, for each player, the score for each tournament they played in single play
                SELECT PlayerName_fkey, score, TournamentNumber
                     FROM Result LEFT JOIN Player ON Player.name=Result.PlayerName_fkey
                     WHERE Category='Juvénile' AND Gender='Féminin' AND TypeOfPlay='Double' AND score > 0 ) tBestIndividualScoresWithDuplicates
                GROUP BY PlayerName_fkey, score, tournamentNumber) tBestIndividualScores
        WHERE ScoreRank <= 4
        GROUP BY PlayerName_fkey, score, ScoreRank) tinside2) t2

    ON t1.PlayerName_fkey = t2.PlayerName_fkey

    GROUP BY t1.PlayerName_fkey, t2.PlayerName_fkey, SumScoresSimple, SumScoresDouble

    ORDER BY SumScoresTotal DESC

The colasesce functions are particularly important here to avoid empty entries for both the player names and the scores.

A: The issue is the outer select
SELECT PlayerName_fkey, ScoreSimple, ScoreDouble

The unioned query has a single column with a single name and based on the error it is defaulting to name of the column in the first query so there is no Score Double column to select in the outer query. Even if it didn't produce an error you wouldn't get the results you want because the sinle and doubles scores are on two different lines in your union and wouldn't show up on a single line in the outter query. You can solve this by Left Joining both the sub-queries to the player table so both columns exist but you get a null if the player doesn't have a single or double score.
This should work.
SELECT p.PlayerName_fkey, ScoreSimple, ScoreDouble

FROM Player P
LEFT JOIN
( -- Select the sum of the best results for each player in single play
SELECT PlayerName_fkey, score, ScoreRank, SUM(score) as ScoreSimple
FROM (
    -- Select the best four results in the season for each player in single play
    SELECT PlayerName_fkey, score, tournamentNumber, rank() over (PARTITION BY PlayerName_fkey order by Score desc) AS ScoreRank
    FROM (
        -- Select, for each player, the score for each tournament they played in single play
        SELECT PlayerName_fkey, score, TournamentNumber
             FROM Result LEFT JOIN Player ON Player.name=Result.PlayerName_fkey
             WHERE Category='Benjamin' AND Gender='Féminin' AND TypeOfPlay='Simple' AND score > 0 ) tBestIndividualScoresWithDuplicates
        GROUP BY PlayerName_fkey, score, tournamentNumber) tBestIndividualScores
    WHERE ScoreRank <= 4
    GROUP BY PlayerName_fkey, score, ScoreRank ) Single on p.PlayerName_fkey = Single.PlayerName_fkey

LEFT JOIN
(
-- Select the sum of the best results for each player in double play
SELECT PlayerName_fkey, score, ScoreRank, SUM(score) as ScoreDouble
FROM (
    -- Select the best four results in the season for each player in double play
    SELECT PlayerName_fkey, score, tournamentNumber, rank() over (PARTITION BY PlayerName_fkey order by Score desc) AS ScoreRank
    FROM (
        -- Select, for each player, the score for each tournament they played in double play
        SELECT PlayerName_fkey, score, TournamentNumber
             FROM Result LEFT JOIN Player ON Player.name=Result.PlayerName_fkey
             WHERE Category='Benjamin' AND Gender='Féminin' AND TypeOfPlay='Double' AND score > 0 ) tBestIndividualScoresWithDuplicates
        GROUP BY PlayerName_fkey, score, tournamentNumber) tBestIndividualScores
    WHERE ScoreRank <= 4
    GROUP BY PlayerName_fkey, score, ScoreRank) Doubles on p.PlayerName_fkey = doubles.PlayerName_fkey

There are probably better ways to write this but this was the most straightforward modification to what you already had.


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By Tim on 26/10/2015 • ( 10 Comments )
Saturday seems such a long time ago.
Concerns about the off-the-field goings-on at Coventry are such that the result against Rosslyn Park on Saturday is almost of secondary importance this week.
Apart from sorting out the obvious difficulties on the pitch, the club must resolve the question of:
How to deal with the growing feeling amongst supporters that there is something very amiss within the coaching/admin setup;
And, if there are problems, how they can best be resolved quickly, with a minimum of impact on the club in terms of finance and personnel.
If 1) isn't true, namely there are no problems between the coaches and management of the club, then 2) becomes a non-sequitur.
However, if the anecdotal evidence is accurate, then the club has to address the issues that have been raised elsewhere. And you can't deal with the first, without tackling the second. That would be a nonsense.
Just how united is the Coventry setup at the moment?
So it's going to be a tough couple of weeks, one way or another. The club is fortunate in that there is no match scheduled for next Saturday as it's World Cup Final weekend, so the extra week of inactivity on the pitch means that Jon Sharp has longer to look into what has been happening at the Butts and decide whether a root and branch review is needed, or merely a bit of light pruning here and there with perhaps the odd clipping of a tail feather or two.
From the little I've seen of Jon Sharp, I doubt very much that he'll be unaware of what's being said amongst the supporters. Having invested heavily himself in the fortunes of the club, as was mentioned at the supporters' evening back in August by either Phil or Scott, he will want to ensure he gets a good return for his money.
In 2012, on taking over from Peter Rossborough, Jon said:
We have made huge strides in the last two years and I think we are looking at a rosy future, certainly a future with great prospects. (CET – Jon Sharp)
(It's worth reading the article in full…).
At the moment it looks like he's being short-changed by a squad that has now consistently failed to deliver on the pitch in the last 6 games (with the two wins in that period flattering to deceive). He deserves better. He's definitely not someone who appears to revel in publicity; another thing to admire in him.
It's not quite such a rosy future just now. It's Jon's first real public challenge, in the sense of one that those of us outside of Cov's inner sanctum have been aware of. And cometh the hour…
It's not for me, or anyone else outside of the club, to tell Jon what to do. But we can ask. And I would ask this of him and the club. Make some statement to the supporters to let them know that it is aware of the concerns and is speaking with those involved within the club to determine whether there's any truth in the rumours. And, if true, the club will deal with them in the appropriate manner – or something along those lines.
No more than that. No details, no statements of intent…we don't need that, we don't actually have a right to know that. And because Jon is removed from all the rumours and is held in such respect by supporters, he is the best person to make that statement, not the Director of Rugby, or the Head Coach or any of the other coaches for that matter.
That would be all I would want to hear at the moment. I have always tried to be more supportive of Coventry than critical. But if I was to be at all disparaging, it would be that Coventry has tended not to speak directly to it's supporters enough, that news filters out from the club via other sources well before any statement is made. Not this time, please.
I just want to hear that the club recognises the frustrations of the supporters, that it is aware of the concerns being expressed and it is looking into ways of resolving the current run of poor results. To Joe Public, saying nothing means doing nothing and that is only going to fuel the situation. There are too many rumours to ignore, some probably apocryphal, but where there's smoke, invariably a fireman's needed…
As a supporter you build up to match day during the week, you attend a game perhaps every other Saturday or even travel away, and then spend a hour or two reading the Messageboard on a Sunday – the club becomes a part of you. Worries about 'your club' aren't going to go away merely because the club doesn't respond to what has been said over the last couple of weeks, culminating in yesterday's comments on the Board. If anything, it just increases speculation and rumours abound. Cov isn't just a 'Saturday' club for most of us…to be forgotten during the rest of the week. In other words, this isn't going to disappear until the next defeat. It needs acting on.
It's a difficult position for Cov to be in, rocks and hard places spring to mind. However, all clubs go through slumps in their form and this inevitably leads to players and coaches being unsettled; 'job' security if nothing else. It's how a club reacts to this run of poor form that is so important. Doing nothing can't be the answer, just as wholesale changes to key personnel aren't.
I always remain optimistic about all-things Coventry. Okay, this season is going to be difficult to turn around, but turn it around Cov will. And in reviewing the 2015/16 season, we'll single this next couple of weeks as the decisive period in the change to our fortunes.
You read it here first….
Categories: Club talk
Tagged as: Coventry Evening Telegraph, Coventry RFC, Director of Rugby, Jon Sharp, Rosslyn Park
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Mojo15 says:
Well done Tim, a thorough yet diplomatic blog of the current situation. Perhaps I was wrong on Saturday to share what I had been told by a number of players, and for that I apologise. I won't however apologise for being a passionate supporter of 'Our team'. I don't care if they are promoted, I just want to get back to enjoying watching a team who enjoy wearing 'our' shirt and playing the game. I am a woman who has never claimed to know a lot about rugby but I have, and will always, whole heartedly support my team. My children have grown up watching our team play. I suppose in my frustrated prose I just want some response or recognition from the powers that be that something isn't right and that they are working on a fix.
Come on boys Our City, Our Team!!
bluenwriter says:
Absolutely no need for an apology, Mojo…you only articulated what a number of us have heard and it needed someone to bring it all out into the open. I'm not going to mention it in a post, but Jon Sharp's email doesn't deny problems, the reverse in fact, he actually tacitly admits there are when he says, 'there is nowhere the level of discontent speculated and some of reports are simply untrue'. Some might be untrue but that also suggests some are.
So you're I think you are correct, there is something that isn't quite right…but I do believe it will be fixed…
Please keep on doing what you're doing, namely supporting your team with passion and commitment.
Shane Roberts says:
Hi everyone, I have been following Tims blog religiously and the comments and concerns seem justified by those asking the questions from the outside. My reason for posting is that my Son signed for Cov this year, and he has had nothing but very good things to say about the club and the supporters and has been made to feel most welcome. The comment from someone on the message board which I also read was that perhaps the club have signed mercenaries who have no real feeling for the club I know does not ring true especially for my son, he is enjoying the club the people and will put himself on the line week in and week out when required not just for the pay check but for the jersey and for the guys working just as bloody hard as he does to get Cov over the line. He was extremely excited about taking up this contract and had a very tough decision to make back here in NZ with regards to his provincial side, but he has not regretted it. Obviously we communicate regularly and my Wife and I are coming over in February and March of next year to hopefully watch him play but if not to enjoy the Club environment. All I ask is that when people make the comments about mercenaries please think the players that are there are there for a reason to play for the jersey and play for the club and its supporters and while the history may not be there with them they are working bloody hard to do their best and are just following orders.
Hi Shane and welcome to Cov!
I hope you don't mind but I'm going to put a link on the messageboard to your comment as I think it's really important to hear another side to the present debate that is dominating the discussions at the moment.
Clearly things are not right on the pitch given the recent run of disappointing performances.
The steps that have been taken to address this don't appear to be having much effect and supporters are understandably frustrated.
The fact that the Cov camp remains a happy place to be and Courtney is enjoying his time here is heartening, given some of the stories that are circulating.
I understand the use of the word 'mercenary' in the context of rugby is unfortunate and I can quite see how that could be hurtful to those to whom it is directed. A club should reflect its community and Coventry is a diverse and multicultural city and Coventry RFC is diverse and multicultural club, albeit reflecting rather different cultures. It is important that it continues to be so.
Players like Cliffie, Jacques, Devlin and Carpo reflect this diversity and no one would every criticise their commitment to, or passion for, the club. They are as loyal as anyone, more so in the case of Jacques and Cliffie given the injuries they have suffered.
I would add though, players at this level will often move on if offered a professional contract or a better semi-pro package. They need to make a living and it is right they should look to improve their situations. It is frustrating for supporters, and the club I guess, when this happens but it is as it is.
And when things don't quite go according to plan, supporters will often blame the journeymen, those who have made a career out of moving between clubs, even if though , as you say, they put their bodies on the line for the club whilst there, just as all the players do.
Supporters tend to be emotive and sometimes we say things without engaging our brains first. I know I do. Sometimes we upset people without meaning to. As I've said in tomorrow's blog…it's really not about individuals even if sometimes it seems that way, it's just about loving your club when sometimes it doesn't appear to love you back.
You'll have a lovely time when you do get to come here in Feb or March and I'm sure you'll be made to feel most welcome.
And by then, of course, we'll be pushing for one of the top places in the league and all this will seem a long, long time in the past.
Time for bed…
All Blacks to win on Saturday…
Cliff Bennett says:
Very erudite and well composed comments, Tim. When someone puts their thoughts together in such a cohesive, well structured and well mannered way, the result is compelling reading. Congratulations.
I hope Mick's comments don't include me, because he knows me. Yes, I do post under the name "charliebravo" but surely everyone knows the the "C" and the "B" stand for Cliff Bennett?
By the way, it was nice to finally get to shake you by the hand on Saturday, even though in was in the toilets. That was your hand that I shook, wasn't it?
No, Cliff, I think Mick refers to those who post perhaps once or twice and aren't seen again. I used to post under 'Cowshed' in a previous life; under Fairbrother's governance in fact. He refused to answer any questions from anyone who used a name other than their own which was fair enough, so I decided come clean.
Yes, good to meet you too, although the gents toilets at the Butts Park Arena isn't perhaps the most salubrious of venues, is it!
Your comment certainly made my wife smile!!!
Michael Carter says:
Tim. Very well put, I find it hard reading and listening to people who are telling/writing these stories of OUR club imploding. Yes I do believe that there club from people who have is great truth in what is coming out of the club. If this posted by people who are hiding behind invented names it does make you wonder. But on the other hand I can see the reason while you would take this course of action.
As someone who was deeply affected by the last time the club went bust. I do hope that all the board members can remain untarnished by this and guide the whole club back on to a calm footing.
I totally agree about people hiding behind pseudonyms – it does make you wonder as to their intentions. I'd just like a statement from the club to either refute the rumours if they're untrue or to confirm that they're being looked into if they are…
Paul Ingleston says:
Couldn't put it any better myself. Well done. Absolutely essential reading for any Cov supporter , player or club officer. As Marvin once so memorably sang, " ooh, ooooohh, I bet you wonder how I knew…."
Lol…he also sang in the same song…
But I can't help bein' confused
If it's true please tell me dear


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Q: How to load data using dynamic ng-include with AngularJS with correct controller for each page? I realize that this isn't an entirely new question, but after days of trying to get this to work I seem to not understand something fundamentally, despite the extensive searches I have done as I cannot get my app to work.
I have a web app with a side nav and a main div in the center. I am using ng-include to populate the main div based on the side nav that is clicked. Originally I was using ng-show, but because there is so much data on each page I don't want to load all of the side nav options. I then switched to using ng-include which works great. However, I am now having issues with two way binding and loading an init() function when a side nav is clicked. I am trying to keep this simple as this is my first app using AngularJS, and I must use AngularJS since some of the pages being viewed are already existing with their own controllers and pages fully functioning. Because many pages are already operational, I simply want to display the HTML from an existing page that works and link up the correct controller for that page. As a temporary solution, I have taken all of the code from the various controllers and stuck them in one controller. However, this creates other problems which will require me to change a lot of code, so I would much rather have each page with its own controller.
Therefore, what is the correct way to use ng-include in a way that will allow me to load the HTML page, link it to the proper controller and then run some kind of init() with all of the ng-model pieces still working?
It is likely that I am doing more than one thing wrong. My actual app has a lot of data and is quite big. Therefore, I have extracted very small parts of it and typed up the following example to show what I am trying to accomplish and the latest thing I have tried.
index.html:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">

        <title>PL Releasing</title>

                PAGE1
                PAGE2

app.js
var app = angular.module('indexApp', []);

app.controller('indexController', function($scope) {

    //index.html
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        switch(pageName) {
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            case "page2":
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            default:
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        }
    }
})

app.controller('page1Controller', function($scope) {

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    }

    $scope.page1Init = function() {
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        //RUN OTHER INIT FUNCTIONS HERE
    }

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        $http.get("http://127.0.01:9090/getListData?queryName=page1Data")
            .then (function(resp) {
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})

app.controller('page2Controller', function($scope) {

    $scope.populatePage1 = function() {
        $("#data").html('loaded 2')
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    $scope.page1Init = function() {
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THIS IS PAGE 1

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        <option ng-repeat="pjt in ListData" value="{{pjt.id}}">{{pjt.name}}</option>
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EDIT:
Here is the link to the Plunker I created trying to use ng-route.

A: You can use AngularJS ngRoute:
// create the module and name it scotchApp
var scotchApp = angular.module('scotchApp', ['ngRoute']);

// configure our routes
scotchApp.config(function($routeProvider) {
  $routeProvider

  // route for the home page
    .when('/home', {
    templateUrl: 'pages/home.html',
    controller: 'mainController'
  })

  // route for the about page
  .when('/about', {
    templateUrl: 'pages/about.html',
    controller: 'aboutController'
  })

  // route for the contact page
  .when('/contact', {
    templateUrl: 'pages/contact.html',
    controller: 'contactController'
  })

  //otherwise redirect to home
  .otherwise({
    redirectTo: "/home"
  });
});

// create the controller and inject Angular's $scope
scotchApp.controller('mainController', function($scope) {
  // create a message to display in our view
  $scope.message = 'Everyone come and see how good I look!!!!';
});

scotchApp.controller('aboutController', function($scope) {
  $scope.message = 'Look! I am an about page.';
});

scotchApp.controller('contactController', function($scope) {
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});

Here's a sample demo in plnkr.

A: You show use routing library like ngRoute .


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Q: How to keep white space as I have xml element as following.
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Thanks,

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When I apply <xsl:value-of select="/requestBody"/> it is removing all white spaces in this element and printing a concatenated string as:
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Can somebody tell me how to get the element content as-is without removing white spaces?
Thank you in advance.

A: @Harishfysx, as John Bollinger notes in the comments, it is unclear if you are describing the actual file output, or the rendering in a browser -- since you include the xhtml tag, we (the readers) must assume that you're potentially talking about browser on-screen rendering, which does ignore whitespace in some important ways.
If you are talking about the file output, either your code or your XSL processor is doing something funny.  If I apply the following template:
<xsl:template match="requestBody">
    <xsl:value-of select="."/>
</xsl:template>

... I get the following output:
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Thanks,

XXXXXXXXXX
Test Administrator

XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXX
#### Address
CITY, ST  12345
Direct:  123-123-1234
Main Office:   123-123-1234
Fax:   123-123-1234
E-mail:   XXXXXXXXXX

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You'll note that all whitespace is preserved.
You'll also note that there's that pesky XML header, <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>, and that the tag-ish link marker <http://www.WEBADDRESS.com> in your source is output in escaped format as <http://www.WEBADDRESS.com>.  Both of these can be fixed by adding the following before the template:
<xsl:output method="text"/>

Since I can quite easily produce output with whitespace preserved, I must assume that your problem is not the XSL, and instead that your browser is displaying this text in the default browser mode, which collapses each and every whitespace string (multiple instances of space, tab, newline) into a single space character.
As John suggests, use a <pre> element, or use CSS that defines a style of whitespace:pre;, if you want strict layout where lines run off the right end of the screen, or whitespace:pre-wrap;, if you want to keep the whitespace but have the browser wrap lines that are too long to display within the margins.


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