Composed by Di Lasso, Orlando. Arranged by Marco Simoncini. Renaissance, Wedding, Recital. Score, Set of Parts. 24 pages. Published by Marco Simoncini (S0.389839).
Composed by Di Lasso, Orlando. Arranged by Marco Simoncini. Renaissance, Christian, Classroom, Wedding, Recital. Score, Set of Parts. 24 pages. Published by Marco Simoncini (S0.390245).
Vier- bis sechsstimmige Chore alter Meister. Edited by Hanns Hubsch. Stapled. Weihnachten (Christmas). Choral score, anthology. Suddeutscher Musikverlag #SM01516. Published by Suddeutscher Musikverlag (BA.SM01516).
By Romano Vettori. By Contino Di Lasso Orlando De. Listening CD. Published by Bongiovanni (NX.GB5572-2).
Fantasie uber eine Motette von Orlando di Lasso. Composed by Karl Michael Komma. Sacred. Moseler Verlag #MOS 19478. Published by Moseler Verlag (M2.MOS-19478).
(Hark, Hark the Echo Falling). Composed by Orlande De Lassus (1532-1594). Music Sales America. A Cappella, Classical. Book Only. Novello & Co Ltd. #MUSNOV160129. Published by Novello & Co Ltd. (HL.14023711).
Collection. Composed by Orlande De Lassus (1532-1594). Edited by Philip Lawson. Arranged by Philip Lawson. De Haske Choral Music. Festival, Concert. Octavo. 48 pages. Published by De Haske Publications (HL.144018).
Original version. Composed by Orlande De Lassus (1532-1594). Edited by Tobias Rimek. This edition: urtext. Stuttgart Urtext Edition. Requiem 1575. Sacred vocal music, Requiem, Mourning, death. Choral Score. Composed 1575. 24 pages. Duration 20 minutes. Carus Verlag #CV 27.319/05. Published by Carus Verlag (CA.2731905).
(Secular). Edited by John Leavitt. Treasury Choral. Chanson, Chamber, Secular, Collection, Renaissance, A Cappella. 32 pages. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.8596774).
Composed by Miriam Chase and Orlande De Lassus (1532-1594). Arranged by Doug Andrews. Choral. Festival, Secular, Madrigal, A Cappella, Concert. Octavo. 12 pages. Published by Shawnee Press (HL.35027094).
Collection. Composed by Orlande De Lassus (1532-1594). Edited by Philip Lawson. Arranged by Philip Lawson. De Haske Choral Music. Festival, Concert. Octavo. 36 pages. Published by De Haske Publications (HL.144250).
(Mon couer se recommande a vous). Composed by Jean-Baptiste Weckerlin. Arranged by Matthew Michaels. Treasury Choral. Festival, Concert, Classical. Octavo. 8 pages. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.8596781).
For Brass Quartet. Composed by Giovanni Gabrieli (1553-1612). Symphonic Brass Ensemble Series. Set (Score & Parts). Composed 2008. 20 pages. De Haske Publications #DHP 1084527-070. Published by De Haske Publications (HL.44007519).
(Over the Hills Mary Goes). Composed by Johannes Eccard. Edited by John Leavitt. Treasury Choral. Concert, Renaissance, Festival, Advent, Christmas Sacred, German, Sacred. Octavo. 8 pages. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.124647).
O la, o che buon eccho!
Composed by Orlande De Lassus (1532-1594). Renaissance. 12 pages. Published by Ayotte Custom Musical Engravings (S0.257603).
Composed by Giuseppe Dogliani. Arranged by Guido Menestrina. Romantic Period, General Worship. Score. 6 pages. Published by Guido Menestrina (S0.114629).
Composed by Orlande De Lassus (1532-1594). Renaissance, Christian, Spiritual, Sacred. Score. 4 pages. Published by Renato Tagliabue (S0.224485).
Composed by Orlande De Lassus (1532-1594). Baroque Period, Christian, Spiritual, Sacred. Lead Sheet, Score. 4 pages. Published by Renato Tagliabue (S0.224483).
Composed by Orlande De Lassus (1532-1594). Arranged by David Warin Solomons. Baroque Period, Renaissance, Christian, Sacred. Performance. Published by David Warin Solomons (S0.442991).


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The wellness of your vehicle's engine is relatively dependent on oil filters. Oil filters are what prevent entrance of debris and abrasive particles present in the oil into the engine. If the oil filters wear out, they can allow foreign materials into the engine that result to a grinding paste at the sump of the engine and cause bearings and precision malfunction. Oil filters hold up some oil that lubricates the engine when at rest to facilitate faster engine starts and reduce breakdowns. Maintain oil filters in good condition protect the engine of your vehicle and evade expensive repairs.


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Constipation - Cybill Shepherd and the Irritable Bowel
Cybill Shepherd and the Irritable Bowel
Cybill Shepherd has revealed that she suffers from irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). The star of Moonlighting and Taxi Driver says that she has struggled with her symptoms for many years, and is now hoping to raise awareness of IBS and encourage sufferers to talk more openly with their doctors.
She says: 'For years I have been battling recurring constipation, abdominal pain and bloating. Go ahead and laugh. We laugh because we're embarrassed. In order for us to get relief, we have to talk about our symptoms and stop suffering in silence. 'I have tried nearly everything: changing my diet and watching what I ate. I exercised regularly. I even tried taking fiber supplements and over-the-counter laxatives, but nothing helped with all of my symptoms.
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'My doctor used to tell me it was all emotional and psychological. So I got a new doctor. And a year and a half ago, I was diagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome with constipation. It was a huge relief to find out that my IBS with constipation was not all in my head and that it was a treatable medical condition. My doctor prescribed Zelnorm and it has provided me with relief for all my symptoms. In a lot of ways, I feel like my old self again.'
And good for her! I think that many IBS sufferers will identify with what she says: from embarrassing, unmentionable symptoms to doctors who insist that our bowel problems are really in our heads.
We may identify less with her relief from one drug alone (although the new drugs Zelnorm and Lotronex have had a good success rate in America), but we could all benefit from talking more openly with our doctors and looking for more solutions rather than accepting that IBS will rule our lives.
What Cybill Shepherd has done, though, is more than just draw attention to the fact that IBS sufferers need more help. Just by revealing that she is an IBS sufferer she has shown that IBS can affect anyone. Here is a glamorous, successful actress, someone who has kissed Bruce Willis and won three Golden Globes, saying that she has trouble with her bowels.
The power of celebrity
In these celebrity-soaked times it can be easy to forget that famous people sometimes achieve genuinely selfless and compassionate things just by using their fame. The greatest power that they have is the ability to shine the light of their stardom on an issue which would otherwise have been ignored.
And yes, the issue may sometimes be whatever cause is most fashionable at the time - 'Gay whales against racism' as one satirist put it ' or the one which helps the star more than the people (or whales) who are suffering. But sometimes there is no doubt that the celeb has really stuck their neck out to help others who are dealing with an issue that is considered untouchable.
And I can't thing of a more untouchable issue than IBS, something that no-one in the public eye would readily admit to. Can you imagine Julia Roberts standing up and saying 'Diarrhea is the blight of my life and hemorrhoids have driven me to drink'? No, of course not, because anything remotely digestive is considered highly embarrassing and distinctly unglamorous.
Cybill Shepherd's admission, therefore, is to be applauded.
Dare not speak its name
Before Cybill Shepherd 'came out', the only famous person I knew of who had IBS was Kelsey Grammar's wife (Kelsey Grammar used to play Frasier in the eponymous sitcom and Cheers).
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Whoever you are, whatever your gender or problems or pain, it is vital that you find someone with whom you can identify. If you watch TV and never see a reflection of yourself, if you are a black man and only ever see white faces on screen, then you will start to feel alienated ' and the same goes for people who are ill.
If you constantly hear about diabetes sufferers and asthma sufferers but never hear a word about bowels then you begin to learn that your illness is far less important than these other worthy causes.
We need more people in the public eye standing up and saying 'Me too', so that everyone can start to realise just how widespread a problem this is.
But it's not just about how other people perceive us, and how we perceive ourselves. It's also about making sure that anyone who has bowel symptoms seeks help, and at the moment that just doesn't happen.
There are still many people with bowel problems who are too ashamed or embarrassed to go to the doctor, and just soldier on through their lives when they could be receiving treatment. And there's always the risk, of course, that their symptoms could actually be the result of something other than IBS that may get progressively worse if it is left alone.
IBS often goes undiagnosed for years, and even when we pluck up the courage to visit the doctor we can be so tongue-tied that we don't properly describe our symptoms. If we could leave our embarrassment in the waiting room it would be so much better for our health.
Cybill Shepherd says: 'My goal is to urge all women to get over their embarrassment, to stop suffering in silence the way I did, and to talk to their doctors. Although it may be uncomfortable, it is very important for you to be open and honest with your doctor about all your symptoms'.
And things can change. Just think about breast cancer, which is now regularly discussed on TV and radio, but 20 years ago was stuck behind a wall of silence where breasts were not to be mentioned, cancerous or not.
If we can just get a few more Cybill Shepherds to speak out for IBS then the celebrities of this world might start wearing ribbons for you and me, and leave the gay whales to fight for themselves.
About the author: Sophie Lee has had IBS for 15 years and runs the Irritable Bowel Syndrome Treatment website at http://www.irritable-bowel-syndrome.ws where you can read about all kinds of different IBS treatments.
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There are many products which may be effective irritable bowel syndrome remedies, but their effectiveness may depend on whether diarrhea, constipation or both are present. The same is true of an herbal remedy. Irritable bowel syndrome is typically diagnosed when the following symptoms are present: abdominal pain is relieved by a bowel movement, there is a change in the appearance of the stool,...
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Irritable bowel syndrome is a common problem with the intestines. Functional disorder means there is a problem with the function of a part of the body, but there is no abnormality in the structure. This disorder most commonly affects people between the ages of 20 and 30 and is twice as common in women as in men. The syndrome can be divided into four types depending on which is the main symptom -...
Who Else Wants To fix Irritable Bowel Syndrome And Get Instant Relief?
Suffering from the irratable bowel syndrome can be very annoying. The IBS is a gastro intestinal condition that manifests through episodes of diarrhea and/or constipation, associated with acute abdominal pain. Medics find it quite difficult to set up a diagnosis as there is no apparent cause and the symptoms can be associated with a series of other gastro intestinal conditions. People...
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Irritable bowel syndrome is a condition that can be characterized with several symptoms. Hence, it is very important to reach to the root cause of the problem in order to determine better treatments to improve the condition. First, it is very important to start on with a diet that s meant to improve the condition. Understand that there are certain problematic foods that can trigger off...
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Celebrity ex-spouses battle over child custody arrangement
By of Calgary Family Law Associates posted in child custody and support on Wednesday, January 18, 2017.
It is a sad reality that divorce sometimes brings out the worst in two people. Though it may be hoped that mutually agreeable arrangements can be made through a collaborative process, there are some cases in which that cannot be accomplished. A clear example comes from one child custody story; even though the parties are well-known celebrities, the events are not without parallel here in Alberta.
Actress Paula Patton and singer Robin Thicke have recently been engaged in a bitter dispute over their 6-year-old son, Julian. She has publicly alleged that Thicke has used excessive corporal punishment on the youngster, and that the boy is now scared of his father. Patton has also expressed concerns about her ex-husband's drug and alcohol use. A report was made to the Los Angeles Department of Children and Family Services. On Jan. 12, she filed for a change to their custody arrangement in an effort to limit Thicke's access to their son.
Thicke, in a statement of defence, claims he has occasionally administered a light spanking as a last resort when disciplining his son. He believes the attempt to change the custody arrangement was prompted by his ex-wife's anger at being excluded from the funeral of his father, actor Alan Thicke. The judge ruled against Patton's request for emergency relief.
The use of children as pawns during and after a divorce is not limited to Hollywood stars. Unfortunately, things like this happen all too often, to the detriment of the parents and especially the children. Anyone who feels he or she is being persecuted in a child custody dispute, or that unfair terms are being imposed, has every right to contact an attorney. The lawyer's understanding of Alberta family law may be of great benefit in such a situation.
Source: ET Canada, "Paula Patton Launches Custody Battle Against Robin Thicke, Judge Denies Her Request For Emergency Hearing To Limit His Custody", Shakiel Mahjouri, Jan. 12, 2017
Tags: Child Custody and Support
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In my last post, I introduced a multicast event that uses generics to address the problem of needing to manually declare and implement a new multicaster for each unique event type. If you remember, I referred to some other posts that presented a technique for doing automatic cleanup of both the multicast event object itself and automatic removal of listeners. While the technique presented is indeed very generic and will work for nearly all instances, my only critique is that it carries a fairly heavy "contract" in order to fully realize its potential. This set all the creaky wheels moving as I tried to come up with something a little less "contract" heavy. This solution has an assumption that most events and event handlers are on TComponent derived classes. Yes, there are plenty of folks out there that use method pointers on object instances of types other than TComponent. I'm using the 80/20 rule. This will be highly useful to 80% of you out there and not as useful for the remaining 20%.
One of the main problems of a "bolt-on" multicast event class in Delphi for Win32 is proper cleanup. With normal single-cast events there is but one sender and one listener. The end-points are already presumed to be lifetime managed. For multicast events, no longer is there a point-to-point connection, but rather an intermediate "agent" that serves to translate a single event into "n" events for "n" listeners. In a nice garbage collected run-time environment, this isn't a problem because this intermediary will be properly cleanup in due time. This is not meant to be a ding against the inherent non-GC Delphi/Win32 environment but merely that we need to be a little more creative. The good thing here is that once we've established this solution, you can return to your "regularly scheduled programming" and no longer worry about this cleanup.
Let's start with a little review. TComponent and its derivatives carry the notion of "ownership" for the exact reason of not being able to rely on a GC. This model was established from the very first introduction of Delphi and the VCL. Any component that has an "owner" will be automatically cleaned up when its owner was cleaned up. In order for this to operate effectively, there was a need for some mechanism to let everyone involved know when an instance was going away. This is the reason for the Notification virtual method on TComponent. Every component that is being cleaned up, or more accurately, being removed from the list of "owned" components is sent broadcast to all the other owned components through this Notification method with the "opRemove" operation enumeration value. Initially, this notification only worked for components that shared a common "owner," which worked well for Delphi 1 and 2. In Delphi 3, form-inheritance and form-linking where introduced which allowed cross-form/datamodule references between components. For instance, the TTable component on a datamodule could now be referenced from a TDataSource component on a form. This presented a problem because the datamodule and form could have very different lifetimes and the previously mentioned notification mechanism just doesn't work. This is when the FreeNotification() method was introduced on TComponent. This allows any component to insert themselves into the "free notification" list of another component in order to "link" them together and know when each other is going away. Now proper cleanup (such as setting references to nil) can be done even for components that do not share the same owner. We can use this knowledge to devise a solution for properly cleaning up a multicast event object.
Since the TMulticastEvent ancestor isn't a TComponent derivative I needed a way to "listen in" on the notifications sent between TComponents. This is why there is a private component derived from TComponent which provides the link between the multicast event instance and the component notifications. I could have simply made this private component owned by the component and not even worried about the Notification method because all owned components are properly cleaned up. However, the intent is that this internal component needs to be invisible (relatively speaking) and not show up in the list of owned components. A lot of code out there iterates through the list of owned components and performs some operation on each one. Don't want to risk breaking that code. So, when this private component is instantiated, it isn't "owned" by any component but by using FreeNotification, it will still know when the "owner" component is freed.
While the above techniques are equivalent in this instance, what if the addition or removal of the listeners occurred elsewhere? Instead of keeping a separate reference to the multicast event instance, it is simply fished out of the method pointer value itself. Also, because we know it too will be cleaned up, we can now simply concentrate on using it.
On a final note, the above implementation doesn't currently support automatic removal of listeners when they go away, but that can certainly be done. We'll look at that in the next installment. Your homework is this; using the class static methods above to in-turn implement class static Include() and Exclude() methods that will mimic the Include/Exclude standard functions in Delphi for .NET.
You touched on something with regards to events in a Garbage Collected environment. One dangerous thing that all .NET developers should know is that event handlers are not automatically garbage collected. You MUST manually unhook the event handler in the consumer class, or assign the event to null in Dispose method of the provider class (and the consumer must of course call Dispose). Otherwise you can have major memory leaks! In short, all events must be manually cleaned up in .NET.
That is true in certain scenarios, however for a given grouping of object instances with various references events and handlers, the whole grouping will be collected once none of the objects are deemed as no longer being rooted. Always manually unhooking events is not a hard-and-fast rule.
Hmmm, whilst the 80/20 rule is often a good thumb-rule, in this case I'm not so sure.
That 20% where it's "not so useful" (afaics, no use at all in fact) could become a recurring nightmare.
"once we've established this solution ... no longer worry about this cleanup"
If I understand your intent correctly this is only going to be true if your listeners all derive from TComponent. Otherwise you absolutely do still have to worry about cleanup (and keep an eye on your base classes ultimate ancestors to determine whether you need to worry - that's two worries).
Surely an approach with a consistent approach has to be better?
I still don't see where the "heavy" contract is in my implementation that you refer to. Sure, IOn_Destroy has a number of methods, but implementing that interface is trivial - it actually doesn't require any "implementation" as such, as a plug-and-play implementation is provided for instant use via interface delegation.
It's even an approach that can be adapted to fir your preferred model. If this interface were introduced on TComponent you would get your TComponent coverage AND still have a mechanism that didn't *rely* on TComponent.
A lot of listeners WILL be TComponent derived (i.e. GUI) classes. But one of the benefits of multicast events is that listeners within a framework are able to use the same notification mechanisms that framework consumers use.
By the same token, ime an event is either usefully multicast or steadfastly unicast, but this is a decision that a framework makes. I've not yet found a practical use for an adapter that transmogrifies a unicast event into a multicast one - it's something that makes demos easier, but not something that (I've found) has use "in the wild".
Button1.OnClick := Button1Click; // Bye-bye multicast!
All very interesting stuff though.
"I still don't see where the "heavy" contract is in my implementation that you refer to. Sure, IOn_Destroy has a number of methods, but implementing that interface is trivial - it actually doesn't require any "implementation" as such, as a plug-and-play implementation is provided for instant use via interface delegation."
I probably overstated "heavy", however from "no contract" to "any contract" is a leap. I also explained up front that the presumption of event source and sink are intended to be TComponent derived.
I was also showing how an existing, well established bit of internal machinery can be used to help enable brand new functionality. Rather than introducing some new pattern, I chose to leverage an existing one.
"That 20% where it's "not so useful" (afaics, no use at all in fact) could become a recurring nightmare."
That is a rather strong assertion. One must certainly be very careful about its use, that's for sure, but "no use at all?" This "no use at all" version has been used successfully by the RAD Studio IDE since 1995 with little to no major faults or other problems. If you want to talk heavy contracts, that version certainly has it in spades ;-). There is a lot of work besides just manually creating a unique, typesafe descendant.
Finally, if I sounded like I was somehow minimizing or denigrating your work, I truly apologize. I would rather focus on the similarities in the approaches rather than the differences.
"By the same token, ime an event is either usefully multicast or steadfastly unicast, but this is a decision that a framework makes."
I think we can strongly agree on this one. In fact I said as much in my last post.
"I've not yet found a practical use for an adapter that transmogrifies a unicast event into a multicast one - it's something that makes demos easier, but not something that (I've found) has use 'in the wild'."
Short of retrofitting large bits of the existing framework, providing some useful mechanism to do this still has some value. Given the luxury of starting from scratch, things may be different. However I don't have that advantage and need to take as pragmatic of an approach as possible.
"Clever it may be, but it looks horrible, imho and there is nothing about Button1.OnClick to tell you that you should do this and so prevent clobbering the 'adapter':"
It takes care of proper hooking and cleanup. I wrote it way back in Delphi 5. With generic multicast event it could be coded a bit more elegant. Though works perfectly as is.
Is there any chance of explaining the class procedures Include and Exclude? Which class is this attached to and what do they do?
Maybe I'm missing something but I can't figure out how you "fish out" the MulticastEvent instance from the method pointer for the class function MulticastEvent. Will you be releasing any code for these classes?


An interview with UFC ring announcer extraordinaire Bruce Buffer, which took place at the Atlantis Hotel and Resort in the Bahamas in January 2019.
We spoke about what he loves most about poker, his favorite poker variants, and what deep tournament runs mean to him. We also got his thoughts on how the huge UFC-PokerStars partnership deal benefits fans of both mega-brands.
Sometimes life hands you lemons and it's your challenge to make lemonade.
This article relates the story of how I ended up interviewing former NBA champion Paul Pierce twice at the PokerStars Players Championship in the Bahamas.
Included is a short 2-minute clip, but there's a special reason as to why it's so brief. The STORY behind this interview is what this blog post is really all about.
I had the pleasure of interviewing skateboarding legend Tony Hawk at the at the Atlantis Hotel and Resort in the Bahamas in January 2019 during the PokerStars Players Championship.
Over the course of our brief conversation, Tony shared what he loved most about the game of poker, described the great work done by the Tony Hawk Foundation in low-income areas around the world, and spoke about what he'd like his legacy to be.
An interview with legendary stand-up comedian Norm Macdonald, which took place at the Atlantis Hotel and Resort in the Bahamas in January 2019.
We spoke about the Canadian funnyman's decades-long love for poker, his reflections on his status as a celebrity and his career as a stand-up comedian, and what it means to have such vast influence and what it ought to be used for.
Upon learning the news that the World Poker Tour's parent company will be merged into a new company called Allied Esports Entertainment, it has caused many in the poker community to wonder how this would affect one of their beloved brands.
WPT CEO Adam Pliska joined me in an hour-long conversation to explain how esports would bring more new people into poker (and vice versa) and how the infusion of new resources would help grow the WPT brand even bigger. After over a decade and a half, the World Poker Tour continues to shine bright, and their future looks even brighter.


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Q: Tomcat CORS problem, how to solve 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin header is missing I tried to develop Angular2 application, and Im stuck, that console in firefox write to me header  CORS 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin is missing. I try to add this header in my controller, but without success. package org.heller.contacts.resources;
import java.util.List;

import org.heller.contacts.dto.ContactDto;
import org.heller.contacts.service.ContactService;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import org.springframework.http.HttpHeaders;
import org.springframework.http.MediaType;
import org.springframework.http.ResponseEntity;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.GetMapping;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMapping;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RestController;

@RestController
@RequestMapping("contacts")
public class ContactResource {
    @Autowired
    private ContactService contactService;

    @GetMapping(produces = { MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON_VALUE })
    public ResponseEntity<List<ContactDto>> getContacts() {
        HttpHeaders headers = new HttpHeaders();
        headers.add("Access-Control-Allow-Origin", "http://localhost:4200/public/contacts");
        headers.add("Access-Control-Allow-Methods", "POST, GET, OPTIONS, DELETE");
        headers.add("Access-Control-Max-Age", "3600");
        headers.add("Access-Control-Allow-Headers", "x-requested-with");

        return ResponseEntity.accepted().headers(headers).body(contactService.getAll());
    }

}

I also tried to add this into my web.xml, but with still same error:
<filter>
        <filter-name>CorsFilter</filter-name>
        <filter-class>org.apache.catalina.filters.CorsFilter</filter-class>
        <init-param>
            <param-name>cors.allowed.origins</param-name>
            <param-value>*</param-value>
        </init-param>
        <init-param>
            <param-name>cors.allowed.methods</param-name>
            <param-value>GET,POST,PUT</param-value>
        </init-param>
        <init-param>
            <param-name>cors.allowed.headers</param-name>
            <param-value>Content-Type,X-Requested-With,accept,Origin,Access-Control-Request-Method,Access-Control-Request-Headers</param-value>
        </init-param>
        <init-param>
            <param-name>cors.exposed.headers</param-name>
            <param-value>*</param-value>
        </init-param>
        <init-param>
            <param-name>cors.support.credentials</param-name>
            <param-value>true</param-value>
        </init-param>
        <init-param>
            <param-name>cors.preflight.maxage</param-name>
            <param-value>180</param-value>
        </init-param>
    </filter>
    <filter-mapping>
        <filter-name>CorsFilter</filter-name>
        <url-pattern>/*</url-pattern>
    </filter-mapping>

Can someone give me a poit, hot to solve this issue. Im completely stuck with it. I try to solve it for one day, but Im still on the begining. Thank you for help

A: I finally add this filter to my app and Cors are running:
package org.heller.filter;
import java.io.IOException;

import javax.servlet.Filter;
import javax.servlet.FilterChain;
import javax.servlet.FilterConfig;
import javax.servlet.ServletException;
import javax.servlet.ServletRequest;
import javax.servlet.ServletResponse;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse;

public class SimpleCorsFilter implements Filter {

    @Override
    public void init(FilterConfig filterConfig) throws ServletException {
        // TODO Auto-generated method stub

    }

    @Override
    public void doFilter(ServletRequest req, ServletResponse res, FilterChain chain)
            throws IOException, ServletException {
        System.out.println("here");
        HttpServletResponse response = (HttpServletResponse) res;
        response.setHeader("Access-Control-Allow-Origin", "*");
        response.setHeader("Access-Control-Allow-Methods", "POST, GET, OPTIONS, DELETE, PUT");
        response.setHeader("Access-Control-Max-Age", "3600");
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Last week we attended the 13th conference of the European Association of Science Editors (EASE) in the beautiful city of Strasbourg, France. The presentations and discussions revolved around the core theme 'Scientific Integrity – Editors on the front line'.
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The meeting began with an impressive talk from Luc Soler (IRCAD, France) who explained how advances in technology were bringing about a revolution in minimally invasive surgery using augmented reality which is happening now!
After an inspiring opening it was down to business the next day with the core theme of the conference being 'Scientific Integrity – Editors on the front line'.
Lex Bouter (VU University Amsterdam) gave a plenary lecture on selective reporting and the reproducibility crisis. He described the spectrum of issues that can occur from honest error, sloppy research, poor reproducibility, right through to questionable research practice, plagiarism and outright fraud.
He likened questionable research practices to '60 shades of grey' and explained that their impact on science could be more pervasive than research misconduct itself (as that's usually more obvious and containable). He speculated on the causes of questionable research practices suggesting they resulted from a combination of "the system" (publication pressure and high levels of competition), "the culture" (inappropriate role models and insufficient mentoring) and "the individual" (justifying misbehaviour).
"There are no easy solutions but accepting the complexity may at least help to understand what it is that needs to be solved. Could we change the incentive structure to reward authors for more than merely being published in a journal?"
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Chair COPE, April 2016, From The Ethics Centre
Ginny Barbour, Chair of COPE, has likened such issues in research publication ethics to a 'Wicked Problem' (see her blog at the Ethics Centre) i.e. a class of problems with no easy solutions.
Research and publication ethics was touched on repeatedly during various sessions in the conference from detecting potential misconduct via screening of text and images, to reducing waste in research and publishing.
Handling cases of misconduct was also the focus of a parallel session organised by Mirjam Curno (Frontiers, COPE Council Member). The Publisher role in this and how they could best help, support and educate Editors was discussed by Elizabeth Moylan, (BioMed Central).
We heard from Matt Hodgkinson (PLOS) who gave tips and advice on how Editors could act when faced with a public issue. We also learnt about the 'dos and don'ts' of whistleblowing from Christiaan Sterken (University of Brussels, EASE Council Member), while Lex Bouter explained the issues faced by 'whistle blowers' in science, and measures institutions could adopt.
Christian Sterken at EASE meeting
It seems that the feeling from the meeting, echoing findings from elsewhere, is that there is an urgent need to redesign the 'reward system' in science and recognize other activities that researchers do – such as mentoring PhD students and sharing data (for example) – rather than the mere act of publishing in a journal.
Any decisions and changes should be based on evidence though, and we hope to encourage and foster the research through our new journal, Research Integrity and Peer Review.
Examples of this kind of research were presented at the PEERE session. Flaminio Squazzoni (University of Brescia, Italy) assessed the cost of transparency by modelling the investment of resources and bias in double-blind and open peer review, Bahar Mehmani (Elsevier) discussed peer review innovations and reviewer recognition. Michael Willis (Wiley) presented the results of Wiley's peer review survey on perception of training needs for reviewers, and Ana Marušić (University of Split) shared a protocol for a systematic review on peer review and motivation.
Following the tweeting at #EASEStras gave a taste of what was going on in parallel sessions. Certainly, the other plenary sessions from Michelle Bergadaa (University of Geneva) on plagiarism and the characteristics of plagiarists, and Boris Barbour (IPENS, Paris) on the role of PubPeer and his motivation for setting up the site provoked much discussion.
In addition to the sessions, 12 posters were presented during a working lunch. The wide range of topics included supporting authors in science writing, surveying reviewers, exploring attitudes to misconduct and auditing journals for adherence to editorial policy and peer review (the last one by Maria Kowalczuk presenting a new process for BioMed Central journals).
I think we would all agree that publishers, editors, peer reviewers, institutions and researchers all have a collective responsibility to foster best practices and ensure the integrity of the published literature. Thank you to the conference organizers for a stimulating and varied programme.
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Elizabeth has a PhD and post-doc from the University of Oxford, UK. In 2004, she moved into publishing as an in-house Editor handling peer review on the BMC-series journals. In her present role as Senior Editor (Research Integrity), Elizabeth has oversight of editorial policies and peer review processes and is particularly interested in models of peer review.
Maria obtained a PhD in Biological Sciences at the University of Wroclaw (Poland) where she researched the coding properties of microbial genomes. Maria joined BioMed Central in 2006. In her current role as Biology Editor, Maria advises on policy and ethical issues across all BioMed Central's biology journals, performs research into peer review and takes part in debates, meetings and conferences related to research integrity and publication ethics.
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This guy was riding his bicycle along the road when all of a sudden a beam of light coming from the sky appeared.
And it was anything but normal. Freaked out, he stopped and began filming. As you can see, it definitely is bizarre and far from normal looking. This beam of light shoots out every now and then, dances around for a bit, then disappears before reappearing once again, doing the same dance before ducking under the clouds.
Is some strange phenomenon happening with the sun? Is this some sort of UFO activity? It seems like it could go either way. On the phenomenon side of the coin, one explanation is a possible "crown flash". This occurs when the cloud's ice crystals become aligned with magnetic fields. This causes a refracting, moving light to occur.
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Alojz Sardoč, slovenski učitelj, narodni delavec in kartuzijan, * 8. julij 1895, Slivno pri Nabrežini, † 16. september 1976, Lucca, Italija.

Alojz Sardoč, tudi Lojze Sardoč, pater Lanuin, se je rodil v družini zidarja Josipa Sardoča v Slivnem (ital. Slivia) v občini Devin - Nabrežina, umrl v mestu Lucca v pokrajini Lucca.

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Ko je bil star 4 leta se je družina preselila v Gorico, kjer je končal osnovno šolo in učiteljišče. Po končanem šolanju je eno leto poučeval na Avtižah, dve leti pa v Podgrajah, od koder so ga poklicali v Avstro-ogrsko vojsko. Pri vojakih je namenoma toliko časa stradal, da so ga poslali domov. V Podgradu je ostal še do konca vojne. Tu so ga 20. marca 1919 z bratom Dorčetom in še dvema fantoma iz vasi aretirali, potem ko so v gostilni peli slovenske pesmi. V Trstu je bil pred vojaškim sodiščem obsojen na 6 mesecev zapora. Po prestani kazni ni dobil učiteljske službe, zato se je preselil v Gorico, kjer se je zaposlil pri podjetju, ki je trgovalo z vinom. Avgusta 1923 se je poročil z Ano Bratuž, sestro skladatelja Bratuža, ki pa je eno leto po poroki umrla na porodu. V Gorici je deloval v katoliških organizacijah in bil leta 1925 predsednik društva Mladika.

Politično je bil med obema vojnama sodelavec Janka Kralja. Delovno mesto v trgovini z vinom mu je omogočalo, da je veliko potoval. Poznali so ga od Reke do Trbiža. Čeprav sta si bila z bratom ideološko povsem različna, sta bila zelo navezana drug na drugega in Alojz je na potovanjih lahko opravil marsikatero nalogo ali kako drugače pomagal bratu-tigrovcu. Spomin Dorčeta Sardoča na brata-meniha je posebno živ in topel v nekaterih prizorih knjige Tigrova sled : pričevanje o uporu primorskih ljudi pod fašizmom (poglavje Obisk na Liparih). . Leta 1941 se je Alojz Sardoč umaknil v samostan, menda po zaobljubi, da gre za meniha, če bo brat Dorče, obtožen na 2. tržaškem procesu, ostal živ. Leta 1942 je v kartuziji Farneti (pokrajina Lucca) postal kartuzijan in dobil ime pater Lanuin. Leta 1949 je v kartuziji prejel mašniško posvečenje in pel novo mašo. Do smrti se je zanimal za delo in življenje svojih primorskih rojakov.

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Samuel Adams: 2013 Supplier Leadership Award Winner for Cause Marketing
Julie Gallagher | Oct 14, 2013
• Samuel Adams Brewing the American Dream provides small food, beverage and craft beer business owners with access to business loans.
• The Boston Beer Co. employees share business advice during speed coaching events.
• Sam Adams features the stories of small business owner beneficiaries of Brewing the American Dream on six-packs and coasters.
When starting up his natural food market and café in Boston's Jamaica Plain neighborhood, City Feed and Supply president and co-founder David Warner had trouble securing capital.
"While we were able to access some bank funding, it was not sufficient to our needs," Warner said.
Another Boston businessman — Sam Adams creator Jim Koch — was all too familiar with Warner's plight. As a struggling entrepreneur in the 1980s, Koch, who co-founded The Boston Beer Co., also had a hard time getting a small business loan.
"Almost 30 years ago when I was trying to open my own brewery, I couldn't find a bank that would lend me money," Koch said. "I have never forgotten how hard it is to get started."
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To help entrepreneurs realize their dream, Koch established the Samuel Adams Brewing the American Dream program, which in partnership with microlender Accion, combines expert business coaching and advice with access to loans ranging from $500 to $25,000.
"I wanted to help low- and moderate-income small businesses in the food, beverage, craft brewing and hospitality industries grow, create jobs and have a chance to follow their passion the way I did," Koch said.
Since launching the program in 2008, The Boston Beer Co. has lent nearly $2.5 million in capital to more than 270 small food and beverage businesses, enabling them to create or retain more than 1,800 local jobs.
Having been loaned more than $20,000, City Feed and Supply's Warner is among the program's beneficiaries.
"When we were in the process of opening our second store in 2008, [Brewing the American Dream] provided the gap funding we needed in order to bring the project to completion," Warner said. "More recently, it's provided funding for us to make necessary upgrades to our infrastructure and continue to grow our business."
City Feed and Supply has been so successful that it was recognized last year by the Specialty Food Association as one of its Outstanding Retailers of 2012.
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"The Sam Adams funding has been essential to our success," Warner said.
Another component of the program is its signature speed coaching events, during which Sam Adams' experts from sales, distribution, finance, e-commerce, ingredient sourcing and marketing meet one-on-one and in small groups with business owners. The events are free and attendees can participate in up to six 20-minute sessions.
"For example, a small business owner with a social media question might meet with a digital marketing specialist who can provide specific ideas and tools to help engage customers digitally," Koch explained.
In the last five years, 3,000 small business owners have been coached nationwide. Warner said he's benefited immensely from Sam Adams' mentoring events.
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"I have found them to be invaluable," he said. "In addition to the coaching, I was able to access some pro bono services from one of the coaching participants."
All loan payments are recycled back into the Brewing the American Dream program that has a 98.1% repayment rate. Samuel Adams is on track to donate $1 million to the initiative this year.
Some of the donations are tied to purchases of Sam Adams beer. For every pint of Samuel Adams Boston Brick Red beer sold, an additional donation is made to the program.
The brewer also publicizes the program and the beneficiaries of its loans on packaging and coasters.
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The initial closing date was set for October 31, 2011, but Arius3D unable to complete the financing for the transaction. The closing date was extended to November 30, 2011 and later extended to January 31, 2012.
Now, the closing date has been extended once again to March 31, 2012. Arius3D, supported by Masterfile, will continue the work required to complete the financing for the transaction. Masterfile has received unsolicited expressions of interest from independent third parties and may enter into discussions regarding that interest. If that or other interest is formally confirmed to Masterfile prior to Arius3D receiving a satisfactory term sheet or commitment letter with respect to the transaction financing, Masterfile may enter into a binding arrangement with such third party.


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Rare and stunningly beautiful 101± ac in-holding in Shoshone Nat'l Forest with Little Rocky Creek flowing through the property. Access from county roads and Forest Service Road. The view of the canyon is awesome. Little Rocky runs clear water from Deep Lake - good fishing! This is an unusual opportunity for a gorgeous and pristine piece of Wyoming. Springs on the property. Inholdings like this do not come along very often. This is a stunning parcel completely surrounded by Shoshone Nat'l Forest land. 101± deeded acres within forest lands. It is truly a unique property.


Phuttachot Resort finds itself overlooking Phi Phi Valentine Bungalows in the middle of "the back of the island" as the locals like to refer to it as. Phuttachot Resort is a smart collection of rooms with a wonderful interior decor well advanced of guest house of similar price band. Phuttachot Resort has two types of room, the standard room which has a comfortable feel and basic facilities and the deluxe room has cable TV minibar and balcony overlooking the valley.
Phuttachot Resort is popular with the backpacker and traveller and is close to many cafes and restaurants geared towards their budget. The beaches are 150 metres away and Loh Dalum is a first class beach that stretches all the way over to the cliffs on the west. The nearest diving operators are at Viking Divers, Blue View Divers and Harlequin Divers.
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