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One of essentially the most prevalent electrical wiring issues is on how to wire a switch. Although applying switches in your own home is fairly easy, wiring one particular may well not be that uncomplicated for everybody. An ON-OFF switch is definitely quite simple to wire. There are various kinds of switches, but for this instance, let's say that you are installing a single-pole toggle switch, a very widespread swap (along with the most basic).
You'll find a few shades of wires inside of a typical single-pole toggle switch: black, white, and eco-friendly. Splice the black wire in two and hook up them on the terminal screws - 1 on leading plus the other on the bottom screw in the change. The white wire serves to be a resource of uninterrupted electricity and is particularly commonly related to some light-weight coloured terminal screw (e.g., silver). Join the eco-friendly wire to your ground screw of the switch.
These methods would frequently be sufficient to generate a normal switch work without having a problem. Nonetheless, in case you are not assured you can complete the process correctly and securely you greater allow the professionals do it as an alternative. Right after all, there's a purpose why this undertaking is among the commonest electrical wiring questions requested by many people.
For many motive, the best way to wire a ceiling fan can be one among one of the most common electrical wiring questions. To simplify this job, you can use just one change for the single ceiling fan. To wire the admirer, it truly is merely a make any difference of connecting the black wire of the ceiling fan for the black wire from the switch. If there is a light-weight, the blue wire ought to be related to your black wire in the swap likewise.
There are actually motives why they're probably the most generally requested electrical wiring inquiries. A single, lots of consider it truly is simple to complete, and two, these are the typical electrical responsibilities at your house. But then you really should not put your protection in danger inside your aim to save cash. The stakes could even be considerably bigger should you seek to save cash and do an electrical wiring work without having ample awareness or experience.


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• The 9800 Series Oval Flowmeters utilize the same three piece design as the 9400 Series, but it uses a sensor to detect gear rotation to determine displaced volume and flow rate. The pulse from the sensor is preamplified and is available on the Brodie Rate/ Totalizer or other electronic accessories as a direct output.
• The 9900 Series Oval Flowmeters is the most sophisticated electronic positive displacement meter on the market. What sets the 9900 Series apart is the Smart Meter Manager. This 4-20 loop-powered, multivariable flow computer eliminates the need for secondary electronics, additional wiring, and power supplies.
It is packaged to fit easily in the UMB enclosure and expands the capability of the meter to include factored 2 wire, 4-20 mA output, and with ATC (Automatic Temperature Compensation) the K-factor now represents both corrected volume and mass flow. This expanded capability is enhanced by HART Communications.
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A deliberate strategy to secure its own long-term security is the motivation driving the tiny Gulf state of Qatar to invest heavily in the UK. Last week, it emerged that the ruling family had bought a further chunk of prime London property, a Victorian town house in Mayfair for £40m. This follows the investment of some of its extraordinary wealth from natural resources into British propositions, including Harrods, the Shard, Sainsbury's, Barclays and the Stock Exchange. Qatar is set to gain control over Canary Wharf, while private Qatari investors also seem enamoured with the UK, taking majority stakes in Claridge's, the Connaught and the Berkeley.
These investments are partly made because the UK is exceptionally welcoming to foreign investors, offers a light regulatory environment and promises substantial returns on investment. But there is another dimension. Qatar hopes that its prominent position in the business landscapes of influential nations will make its security and stability a top priority for those self-same nations. With a population of just 250,000, Qatar is simply too small to protect its own security credibly and relies on its partnership with neighbouring Gulf states and on its relationships with international allies.
It faces many of the same threats as other Gulf states: expanding Iranian influence, jihadi elements within and outside of the state and the threat of spreading instability from the wars in Syria, Libya, Yemen and Iraq. But Qatar has charted an independent course when it comes to managing its security. Keen to resist Saudi Arabia's dominant role in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), it has been a half-hearted participant in joint security projects.
Meanwhile, Qatar has attempted to defuse potential threats by building relationships with actors traditionally shunned by the GCC. It has a decent working relationship with Iran, for instance, and tends to avoid publicly criticising the country. Between them, they share the world's largest gas field and have managed to pursue simultaneous production from that field with few disputes. In 2010, Qatar signed a memorandum of understanding with Iran that increased anti-terror co-operation and launched some small-scale joint naval exercises in the Gulf. While it continues to share concerns about Iran's detrimental role in the wider region, Qatar hopes that its relationship makes it less susceptible to a direct threat from Iran.
Until Israel's 2008 assault on Gaza, Qatar even enjoyed strong relations with Israel. Doha hosted the only Israeli trade mission in the Gulf and pursued Israeli investment even as it continued to support both the Palestinian Authority and Hamas. Qatar has also developed ties with burgeoning Islamist movements around the world, particularly the Muslim Brotherhood. Appreciating the great sympathy that these movements enjoy in much of the Arab and Muslim world, Qatar has been keen to establish relationships with potential future leaders.
Saudi Arabia has long been frustrated by what it sees as Qatar's maverick foreign policy and its support for the Brotherhood led to an unprecedented break between GCC states in March last year, when Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Bahrain withdrew their ambassadors from Doha. TheBrotherhood is seen as a severe threat to many of the Gulf states, because it appeals to religious legitimacy in a way that undercuts the Gulf regimes' own claims to legitimacy. It can be argued that Qatar has taken a more far-sighted approach to the issue: by supporting the Brotherhood movements, the Qatari royal family has been able to deflect criticism from populist religious figures and has won approval from marginalised Arab populations who support the Brotherhood.
Beyond its strategic business investments, and its pursuit of a range of relationships, Qatar has also prioritised the development of a "national brand" . The enormous investment in the al-Jazeera news network, for instance, has been an attempt to brand Qatar as a centre of independent journalism. Although the network has been unprecedented in its willingness to criticise Middle Eastern governments, it can also be accused of bias on several issues, including its relative silence on the crackdown on protesters in Bahrain. Al-Jazeera remains a substantial source of influence, but this could be significantly enhanced if the broadcaster were willing to apply the same values of independence to its Arabic service as it does to its English service.
Qatar has also sought to brand itself as an economically developed and technologically advanced member of the international community. The country's winning bid to host the 2022 World Cup was a centrepiece of this strategy. But scandalshave overshadowed Qatar's bid. Amnesty reported last week that migrant workers, mainly in the construction industry, continue to be exploited by their employers, some of whom confiscate passports, withhold wages, fail to provide safe working conditions and offer appalling, insanitary living conditions. A BBC team investigating labour conditions was arrested and imprisoned for two nights before being released. Meanwhile, activists have called for Fifa to revoke Qatar's winning bid because of the country's anti-homosexuality laws.
If Qatar wants to be counted among the most credible and valued powers partnering with the west, it must deal comprehensively with the abuse of migrant workers and decide where it stands on crucial issues such as freedom of the press. If it wishes to remain as a monarchy that is nonetheless seen as a politically progressive power in the world, it must build independent institutions, establish a fair and impartial judiciary and construct a framework of laws that robustly protect the rights of all those who live in the country, not just its naturalised citizens.


A square mosaic of hand-cut turquoise and lapis, framed in oxidized sterling silver, makes a style statement in these 'Central Square' earrings that borrow from Native American jewelry-making tradition. Sterling wires. USA. Exclusive. 1-1/8"L.
Crosses, wings, cactus—the hand-carved and stamped designs on this generously wide Navajo cuff reflect powerful iconography—are up to the interpretation of its wearer, as they have been since the cuff's origins decades ago. Sterling silver. One of a kind. USA. 1-3/16"W. 2-1/4" dia.
Over the decades, natural oils have rendered the colors of the turquoise in this handcrafted sterling silver cuff into a rich array of blues and greens, adding to the piece's unique beauty. Hand-cut sawtooth bezels. Sterling bead ball accents. One of a kind. USA. 1-5/8" tapers to 1/2"W. 2-3/8"dia.
Teardrops, rounds and ovals of Mediterranean coral are clustered in an elaborate display and accented with roped, beaded and hand-cut sawtooth sterling silver. The cuff's rich patina, brought on by decades of love and wear, highlights the coral's fiery beauty. One of a kind. USA. 1-7/8" tapers to 3/8"W. 2-3/8"dia.
This vintage sterling silver cuff is crowned with turquoise from Arizona's Castle Dome Mine, the source for much of the turquoise found in old pawn Native American jewelry. Set in a hand-cut sawtooth bezel, surrounded with petals and repoussé overlays and placed on a hand-stamped split shank, it makes a stunning centerpiece. One of a kind. USA. 2" tapers to 3/8"W. 2-3/8" dia.
Organically artful and one of a kind, a handcrafted necklace made by an unknown artisan of the Santo Domingo Pueblo intersperses hand-drilled heishi beads——olive shell and green turquoise——with tabs of polished turquoise. USA. Hook-and-eye closure. 24"L.
Jesse Robbins focuses on the simple, sculptural beauty of the traditional Native American squash blossom, meticulously hand forging a single blossom of coin silver, adding subtle hand-stamped chevrons on the petals and topping it with turquoise from Nevada's Cheyenne mine. Supple leather with sterling slider beads and Cheyenne turquoise nugget. One of a kind. USA. 33"L.
In Jesse Robbins' one-of-a-kind, coin silver cuff, natural turquoise from Arizona's Turquoise Mountain mine makes a beautiful statement, rising above the artist's custom stamp work and graceful repoussé. Handcrafted of coin silver. USA. 2-1/8" dia.; approx. 1/2"W.
Traditional Native American hand-stamped motifs—from arrows to scalloped borders—wrap around a wide sterling silver cuff, handcrafted in the forties by a Navajo artisan and aged to a rich, oxidized patina. One of a kind. USA. 2-3/8" dia.; 1-1/4"W.
A one-of-a-kind pendant recalls the Native American thunderbird and soars on a necklace handcrafted by Arizona artist Peter Hester. The wood pendant is inlaid with a mosaic of hand-cut Sleeping Beauty turquoise, pyrite, white shell, abalone shell, as well as, orange and purple spiny oyster shell and displays Hester's rare revival style of traditional Hohokam jewelry making. Adjustable leather cord. USA. 28"L; pendant 2-1/4"L x 2-3/8"W.
Repoussé and hand-stamped traditional designs radiate from a large center stone of turquoise, framed with roped detailing and beautifully representative of the prized turquoise from Nevada's Blue Gem mine. Hand forged of coin silver, this vintage, one-of-a-kind cuff shows the skill and artistry of its Native American maker. USA. Exclusive. 2-1/4" dia.; approx. 5/8"W.
A sterling silver dragonfly, hand forged and embellished with repoussé and custom stampwork by artist Jennifer Medina, is set with turquoise from Arizona's Kingman mine. Flying upon a butter-soft strand of leather, the dragonfly has long been believed by the Native Americans to be a symbol of guidance and positivity. Sterling slider bead. USA. Exclusive. 25"L; pendant 2-1/8"L x 1-1/2"W.
Celebrated silversmith Jesse Robbins creates modern works using age-old Native American jewelry-making techniques. In this cuff bracelet, hand forged by the artist from a single coin silver ingot, a simple yet stunning hand-stamped rectangle evokes a window opening to the vistas and landscapes of the American West. One of a kind. USA. 2-1/4" dia.; 1/4"W.
The late Al Somers imbued this sterling silver cuff bracelet with the best of his highly renowned skills, embellishing it with custom-stamped designs, detailed bead balls and crowning it with three hand-selected turquoise from Nevada's Royston mine. One of a kind. USA. 2-1/2" dia.; 1" tapers to 1/2"W.
Our handcrafted sterling silver 'South By Southwest' ring by Leo Feeney gathers turquoise teardrops and cabochons, arranging them in hand-cut sawtooth bezels on a handstamped sterling band. USA. Exclusive. 1-7/8" x 7/8". Whole sizes 5 to 9.
Finely detailed sterling silver fans out from three hand-picked turquoise tiles, set in sterling on our triple-shank, tapered sterling 'Turquoise Tower' band ring. USA. Exclusive. Whole sizes 5 to 9. 3/4"W, tapers to 1/4"W.
Renowned silversmith Joe Eby recalls the Navajo tradition in this 'Legacy' handstamped, triple-shank sterling silver cuff bracelet. Set with a center stone of Royston turquoise flanked with sterling rosettes, it's a forever piece to treasure always. USA. Exclusive. 2-3/8" dia.
Sterling beading and dots of turquoise trade places on our lightly hammered, oxidized sterling silver 'One By Two' hoop earrings. Sterling posts. USA. Exclusive. 1-1/4"L.
The cobalt blue trade beads in this vintage, sterling silver necklace date back to the time when Russians traded with Alaska natives for furs. The question of how they came to the Native American who made this necklace is as unknown as the artist himself. What is clear is the skill, artistry and distinctive design displayed by the double-barred, hand-stamped Pueblo cross which ends in a heart. Traditional wrapped closure. One of a kind. USA. Exclusive. Approx. 32"L; cross 3"L x 1-1/4"W.
Simple, strong and wonderfully dimensional, this hand-forged, sterling silver cuff by Jesse Robbins is stamped with crescent moons and gently tapers to stamped ends. USA. Exclusive. 2-1/4" dia., 1/4" thick.
Jesse Robbins combines his love of Native American artistry and his considerable skill as a silversmith in this handcrafted sterling silver cuff. He created it using the ingot method, a labor-intensive process involving melting, cooling and hammering a sterling ingot to create the cuff's shape. He then used his custom stamps throughout to beautifully frame a hand-selected turquoise oval at the center. USA. Exclusive. 2-1/4" dia., 1/2" tapers to 3/8"W.
Custom stamp work, indicative of the designs used in the 40s and 50s, flanks a recessed sterling panel holding an oval Lander Blue Turquoise, which is among the most valuable and highly sought American turquoise today. Handcrafted of sterling silver. One of a kind. USA. Exclusive. 2-1/2" dia., 1-1/4"W.
Like windows into a storied past, inlaid turquoise from the now-closed Morenci mine reveal their prized blues on a vintage, coin silver cuff. Intricately bordered and hand stamped, the cuff, the only one of its kind, mixes a modern sensibility with the time-honored tradition of Native American jewelry making. USA. Exclusive. 2-1/4" dia., 5/8"W.
Though Jesse Robbins uses age-old Native American jewelry making techniques, he imbues each piece he creates with simple and striking style. In this leather necklace, he's placed a hand-forged Naja pendant at the center, embellishing it with a traditional double-barred cross, hand-stamped etching and turquoise tips. Tied leather closure. USA. Exclusive. 34"L; Naja 2-3/4"L x 2-1/2"W.
In between cabochons of Royston turquoise, hand-stamped motifs featuring roped crescents trade places with subtle repoussé in this coin silver cuff handcrafted by famed silversmith Jesse Robbins exclusively for Sundance. One of a kind. USA. 2-1/4" dia., 1/2"W.
Hand-stamped designs bridge the gap between a trio of turquoise from Nevada's Red Mountain mine. Hand-forged of coin silver, the cuff dates back more than half a century and is one of a kind. USA. Exclusive. 2-3/8" dia., 1/2"W.
The Mediterranean red coral that studs this vintage, one-of-a-kind sterling silver cuff is of the rarest and most beautiful variety. Set in deep sterling bezels and separated by sterling bead balls, it gives this cuff bold, beautiful style. USA. Exclusive. 2-3/8" dia., 5/8" tapers to 1/4"W.
Swaying from sterling wires, hand-cut turquoise tiles are artfully arranged in sterling hoop channels to create a mesmerizing spectrum of blues and greens. Sterling silver wires. Made in USA. Exclusive. 2-1/8"L.
The Heritage Collection represents a prized potpourri of artisan-crafted Southwestern jewelry, encapsulating distinctive Southwestern Native America designs. Discover turquoise pendant necklaces, multi-strand beaded necklaces, sterling silver cuff bracelets, vintage concho belts, and more. These exceptional pieces are more than mere jewelry—they're works of art you'll treasure forever.


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NCWTS: Kennedy looks to defend home ground to start 2014 season
RaceChaser Staff February 19, 2014 NASCAR, Southeast 0 Comments
February 19, 2014 — NASCAR photo — DAYTONA BEACH, FL — The 2014 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) season kicks off for Ben Kennedy and the No. 31 Florida Lottery/Whelen/Team Fox crew at Daytona International Speedway (DIS) on Friday, February 21.
Kennedy, the great-grandson of NASCAR founder and racing visionary Bill France, Sr., will make his first start in the No. 31 Chevrolet in Daytona Beach, Florida, which is not only his hometown, but also the birthplace of NASCAR, at the track France, Sr. opened in 1959.
While Kennedy has done everything from selling hotdogs to painting walls and giving tours, the 22-year-old has never taken the green flag at the 2.5-mile superspeedway. Kennedy made his first laps around DIS last month when the NCWTS tested at the conclusion of Preseason Thunder. Kennedy was proven to be a quick learner on home turf, laying down the first and second-fastest lap times in the first and second testing sessions, respectively.
"Making my first start at Daytona this weekend is going to be really special for me; getting to finally race there is going to be unreal. I was grinning ear-to-ear for the first few laps of the test last month. It was really cool after spending my life doing so many things at this track but never actually driving a racecar on the oval."
"I know that we're bringing a really good truck and I learned a lot at the test; I think we have a real shot of winning this thing if we can stay out of trouble. But either way, this race is going to be special to me because Daytona is home."
The No. 31 truck will be sporting the colors of the Florida Lottery, Whelen Engineering and Team Fox for the season-opening race at Daytona. Kennedy first partnered with Florida Lottery at the Truck Series event at Homestead-Miami Speedway last November, as well as the Snowball Derby at Five Flags Speedway in December. The education-based initiative has partnered with TSM drivers James Buescher and Nelson Piquet Jr. in past seasons, and will also adorn the No. 30 NASCAR Nationwide Series entry driven for the team by Danica Patrick in Daytona. The Florida Lottery's sole mission is to generate as much revenue as possible, through ticket sales and promotions, for the benefit of education in the State of Florida.
Associate sponsors Whelen Engineering and Team Fox have also partnered with the team in the past, supporting Todd Bodine in his TSM debut at Pocono Raceway in 2013. Whelen Engineering currently provides safety lighting for Police, Fire, EMS, and DOT professionals as well as many other industries, such as racetracks and race safety vehicles across the country. Team Fox is the grassroots community fundraising program at The Michael J. Fox Foundation. Each year more than 1,600 Team Fox members worldwide turn their passions and interests into unique fundraising events and athletic feats. The Michael J. Fox Foundation is dedicated to finding a cure for Parkinson's disease through an aggressively funded research agenda and to ensuring the development of therapies for those living with Parkinson's today.
Kennedy and the No. 31 Florida Lottery/Whelen/Team Fox Silverado crew will utilize chassis TSM-701 this weekend at Daytona International Speedway. TSM-701 is a brand-new chassis, which will make its on-track debut on Friday.
Kennedy will also be signing autographs at the NCWTS autograph session on race day from 2:30 – 3:30 p.m. EST in the Sprint FANZONE.
The NextEra Energy Resources 250 can be seen live on Friday, February 21 on FOX Sports 1. You can catch all the racing action as Kennedy's No. 31 truck will be carrying an on-board camera for the race broadcast. Race coverage will begin at 7:00 p.m. EST, and the event can also be heard live on MRN Radio as well as SiriusXM Radio, channel 90.
Ben KennedyDaytona International SpeedwayNASCARNASCAR Camping World Truck SeriesNextEra Energy Resources 250Turner-Scott Motorsports

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package jp.co.opentone.bsol.linkbinder.view.admin;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

import javax.annotation.ManagedBean;
import javax.annotation.Resource;
import javax.faces.model.DataModel;
import javax.faces.model.ListDataModel;
import javax.faces.model.SelectItem;

import org.apache.commons.lang.StringUtils;
import org.hibernate.validator.constraints.Length;
import org.springframework.context.annotation.Scope;

import jp.co.opentone.bsol.framework.core.config.SystemConfig;
import jp.co.opentone.bsol.framework.core.service.ServiceAbortException;
import jp.co.opentone.bsol.framework.core.util.PagingUtil;
import jp.co.opentone.bsol.framework.core.validation.constraints.Alphanumeric;
import jp.co.opentone.bsol.framework.core.validation.constraints.Required;
import jp.co.opentone.bsol.framework.web.extension.jsf.annotation.Initialize;
import jp.co.opentone.bsol.framework.web.extension.jsf.annotation.Transfer;
import jp.co.opentone.bsol.linkbinder.action.AbstractAction;
import jp.co.opentone.bsol.linkbinder.dto.Company;
import jp.co.opentone.bsol.linkbinder.dto.SearchCompanyResult;
import jp.co.opentone.bsol.linkbinder.dto.condition.SearchCompanyCondition;
import jp.co.opentone.bsol.linkbinder.message.ApplicationMessageCode;
import jp.co.opentone.bsol.linkbinder.service.admin.CompanyService;
import jp.co.opentone.bsol.linkbinder.validation.groups.ValidationGroupBuilder;
import jp.co.opentone.bsol.linkbinder.view.AbstractPage;

/**
 * 会社情報一覧表示画面.
 * @author opentone
 */
@ManagedBean
@Scope("view")
public class CompanyIndexPage extends AbstractPage {

    /**
     * serialVersionUID.
     */
    private static final long serialVersionUID = 6910240426688308505L;

    /**
     * 1ページあたりの表示件数を取得するためのKEY.
     */
    private static final String KEY_PAGE_ROW = "companyindex.pagerow";

    /**
     * ページリンクの件数を取得するためのKEY.
     */
    private static final String KEY_PAGE_INDEX = "companyindex.pageindex";

    /**
     * 画面表示用Role.
     */
    private static final String ROLE_DISPLAY = "役割";

    /**
     * 検索結果を1画面に表示する件数のデフォルト値.
     */
    public static final int DEFAULT_PAGE_ROW_NUMBER = 10;
    /**
     * 検索結果をページ遷移するためのリンクを表示する数のデフォルト値.
     */
    public static final int DEFAULT_PAGE_INDEX_NUMBER = 10;

    /**
     * プロジェクトID.
     *

     * 起動元画面からのクエリパラメータが自動設定される. マスタ管理ならばnull
     *

     */
    @Transfer
    private String projectId;

    /**
     * 会社情報サービス.
     */
    @Resource
    private CompanyService companyService;

    /**
     * 会社情報リスト.
     */
    @Transfer
    private SearchCompanyResult company;

    /**
     * 会社コード.
     */
    @Alphanumeric
    // CHECKSTYLE:OFF
    @Length(max = 10)
    // CHECKSTYLE:ON
    private String companyCd;

    /**
     * 会社名.
     */
    // CHECKSTYLE:OFF
    @Length(max = 100)
    // CHECKSTYLE:ON
    private String name;

    /**
     * 役割.
     */
    // CHECKSTYLE:OFF
    @Length(max = 50)
    // CHECKSTYLE:ON
    private String role;

    /**
     * 会社情報DataModel.
     */
    private DataModel<?> companyModel;

    /**
     * 現在のページ№.
     */
    @Transfer
    private int pageNo;

    /**
     * 総レコード数.
     */
    @Transfer
    private int dataCount;

    /**
     * 画面表示件数. default = 10.
     */
    @Transfer
    private int pageRowNum = DEFAULT_PAGE_ROW_NUMBER;

    /**
     * ページリンク数. default = 10.
     */
    @Transfer
    private int pageIndex = DEFAULT_PAGE_INDEX_NUMBER;

    /**
     * 検索条件.
     */
    @Transfer
    private SearchCompanyCondition condition = null;

    /**
     * 検索条件-Code.
     */
    @Transfer
    private String scCode;

    /**
     * 検索条件-Name.
     */
    @Transfer
    private String scName;

    /**
     * 検索条件-Role.
     */
    @Transfer
    private String scRole;

    /**
     * 会社情報リストから選択されたレコードのID.
     */
    @Transfer
    private Long companyRowId;

    /**
     * 会社情報リストから選択されたレコードのVersionNo.
     */
    @Transfer
    private Long companyVerNo;

    /**
     * 会社情報リスト.
     */
    @Transfer
    private List<Company> companyList = null;

    /**
     * Projectに登録する会社ID.
     */
    @Required
    @Transfer
    private Long selectCompany;

    /**
     * Projectに登録する会社情報の選択肢.
     */
    @Transfer
    private List<SelectItem> selectCompanyList = new ArrayList<SelectItem>();

    /**
     * アクション後の検索フラグ. リロード時にNoDataFoundとNoPageFoundエラーを無視するために使用する.
     */
    private boolean isAfterActionSearch;

    /**
     * プロジェクトに追加する会社情報.
     */
    @Transfer
    private List<Company> assignableCompanyList;

    /**
     * 会社一覧のcolumnClassesに適用するclass.
     */
    private String tableStyleClasses;

    /**
     * 会社一覧のcolumnClassesに適用するclassを取得する.
     * @return the tableStyleClasses
     */
    public String getTableStyleClasses() {
        StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
        // column 1
        sb.append("number,");
        // column 2
        sb.append("text,");
        // column 3
        sb.append("text width500,");

        // プロジェクトIDが存在する場合Role用のStyleClassを付与
        if (this.projectId != null) {
            // column 4
            sb.append("text,");
        }
        // column 5
        sb.append("list-row-action");

        tableStyleClasses = sb.toString();
        return tableStyleClasses;
    }

    /**
     * 会社一覧のcolumnClassesに適用するclassをセットする.
     * @param tableStyleClasses the tableStyleClasses to set
     */
    public void setTableStyleClasses(String tableStyleClasses) {
        this.tableStyleClasses = tableStyleClasses;
    }

    /**
     * @return the scCod
     */
    public String getScCode() {
        return scCode;
    }

    /**
     * @param scCode the scCod to set
     */
    public void setScCode(String scCode) {
        this.scCode = scCode;
    }

    /**
     * @return the scName
     */
    public String getScName() {
        return scName;
    }

    /**
     * @param scName the scName to set
     */
    public void setScName(String scName) {
        this.scName = scName;
    }

    /**
     * @return the scRole
     */
    public String getScRole() {
        return scRole;
    }

    /**
     * @param scRole the scRole to set
     */
    public void setScRole(String scRole) {
        this.scRole = scRole;
    }

    /**
     * @return the companyRowId
     */
    public Long getCompanyRowId() {
        return companyRowId;
    }

    /**
     * @param companyRowId the companyRowId to set
     */
    public void setCompanyRowId(Long companyRowId) {
        this.companyRowId = companyRowId;
    }

    /**
     * @return the companyVerNo
     */
    public Long getCompanyVerNo() {
        return companyVerNo;
    }

    /**
     * @param companyVerNo the companyVerNo to set
     */
    public void setCompanyVerNo(Long companyVerNo) {
        this.companyVerNo = companyVerNo;
    }

    /**
     * プロジェクトに追加する会社情報を取得する.
     * @return プロジェクトに追加する会社情報
     */
    public List<Company> getAssignableCompanyList() {
        return assignableCompanyList;
    }

    /**
     * プロジェクトに追加する会社情報をセットする.
     * @param assignableCompanyList
     *            プロジェクトに追加する会社情報
     */
    public void setAssignableCompanyList(List<Company> assignableCompanyList) {
        this.assignableCompanyList = assignableCompanyList;
    }

    /**
     * 一覧画面表示用会社情報を設定する.
     * @param company
     *            一覧画面表示用会社情報
     */
    public void setCompany(SearchCompanyResult company) {
        this.company = company;
    }

    /**
     * 一覧画面表示用会社情報を返す.
     * @return the company 一覧画面表示用会社情報
     */
    public SearchCompanyResult getCompany() {
        return company;
    }

    /**
     * 会社コードを設定する.
     * @param companyCd
     *            会社コード
     */
    public void setCompanyCd(String companyCd) {
        this.companyCd = companyCd;
    }

    /**
     * 会社コードを返す.
     * @return 会社コード
     */
    public String getCompanyCd() {
        return companyCd;
    }

    /**
     * 会社名を設定する.
     * @param name
     *            会社名
     */
    public void setName(String name) {
        this.name = name;
    }

    /**
     * 会社名を返す.
     * @return 会社名
     */
    public String getName() {
        return name;
    }

    /**
     * 役割を設定する.
     * @param role
     *            役割
     */
    public void setRole(String role) {
        this.role = role;
    }

    /**
     * 役割を返す.
     * @return 役割
     */
    public String getRole() {
        return role;
    }

    /**
     * ページ番号を設定する.
     * @param pageNo
     *            ページ番号
     */
    public void setPageNo(int pageNo) {
        this.pageNo = pageNo;
    }

    /**
     * ページ番号を返す.
     * @return ページ番号
     */
    public int getPageNo() {
        return pageNo;
    }

    /**
     * 「前へ」を表示するか判定する.
     * @return 表示するtrue / 表示しないfalse
     */
    public boolean getPrevious() {
        return pageNo > 1;
    }

    /**
     * 「次へ」を表示するか判定する.
     * @return 表示するtrue / 表示しないfalse
     */
    public boolean getNext() {
        return pageNo < PagingUtil.getAllPage(dataCount, pageRowNum);
    }

    /**
     * 総レコード数を設定する.
     * @param dataCount
     *            総レコード数
     */
    public void setDataCount(int dataCount) {
        this.dataCount = dataCount;
    }

    /**
     * 総レコード数を返す.
     * @return 総レコード数t
     */
    public int getDataCount() {
        return dataCount;
    }

    /**
     * 画面表示件数を設定する.
     * @param pageRowNum
     *            画面表示件数
     */
    public void setPageRowNum(int pageRowNum) {
        this.pageRowNum = pageRowNum;
    }

    /**
     * 画面表示件数を返す.
     * @return 画面表示件数
     */
    public int getPageRowNum() {
        return pageRowNum;
    }

    /**
     * ページリンク数を返す.
     * @return ページリンク数
     */
    public int getPageIndex() {
        return pageIndex;
    }

    /**
     * ページリンク数を設定する.
     * @param pageIndex
     *            ページリンク数
     */
    public void setPageIndex(int pageIndex) {
        this.pageIndex = pageIndex;
    }

    /**
     * プロジェクトIDを設定する.
     * @param projectId
     *            プロジェクトID
     */
    public void setProjectId(String projectId) {
        this.projectId = projectId;
    }

    /**
     * プロジェクトIDを返す.
     * @return プロジェクトID
     */
    public String getProjectId() {
        return projectId;
    }

    /**
     * 画面表示用Roleを返す.
     * @return 画面表示用Role
     */
    public String getRoleDisplay() {
        return ROLE_DISPLAY;
    }

    /**
     * 検索条件を設定する.
     * @param condition
     *            検索条件
     */
    public void setCondition(SearchCompanyCondition condition) {
        this.condition = condition;
    }

    /**
     * 検索条件を返す.
     * @return 検索条件
     */
    public SearchCompanyCondition getCondition() {
        return condition;
    }

    /**
     * 会社情報リストを設定する.
     * @param companyList
     *            会社情報リスト
     */
    public void setCompanyList(List<Company> companyList) {
        this.companyList = companyList;
    }

    /**
     * 会社情報リストを返す.
     * @return 会社情報リスト
     */
    public List<Company> getCompanyList() {
        return companyList;
    }

    /**
     * 追加する会社情報のIDを設定する.
     * @param selectCompany
     *            追加する会社情報ID
     */
    public void setSelectCompany(Long selectCompany) {
        this.selectCompany = selectCompany;
    }

    /**
     * 追加する会社情報IDを返す.
     * @return 追加する会社情報ID
     */
    public Long getSelectCompany() {
        return selectCompany;
    }

    /**
     * 追加できる会社情報リストを設定する.
     * @param selectCompanyList
     *            追加できる会社情報リスト
     */
    public void setSelectCompanyList(List<SelectItem> selectCompanyList) {
        this.selectCompanyList = selectCompanyList;
    }

    /**
     * 追加できる会社情報リストを返す.
     * @return 追加できる会社情報リスト
     */
    public List<SelectItem> getSelectCompanyList() {
        return selectCompanyList;
    }

    /**
     * 会社情報DataModelを返す.
     * @return 会社情報DataModel
     */
    public DataModel<?> getCompanyModel() {
        if (companyList != null) {
            companyModel = new ListDataModel<Company>(companyList);
        }
        return companyModel;
    }

    /**
     * 会社情報DataModelを設定する.
     * @param companyModel
     *            会社情報DataModel
     */
    public void setCompanyModel(DataModel<?> companyModel) {
        this.companyModel = companyModel;
    }

    /**
     * 1つ前のページを表示する.
     * @return null
     */
    public String movePrevious() {
        this.pageNo--;
        reloadCompanyIndex();
        return null;
    }

    /**
     * 1つ後のページを表示する.
     * @return null
     */
    public String moveNext() {
        this.pageNo++;
        reloadCompanyIndex();
        return null;
    }

    private void reloadCompanyIndex() {
        projectId = getCurrentProjectId();
        handler.handleAction(new SearchAction(this, false));
    }

    /**
     * 画面表示件数の文字列を取得する.
     * @return 画面表示件数
     */
    public String getPageDisplayNo() {
        return PagingUtil.getPageDisplayNo(pageNo, pageRowNum, dataCount);
    }

    /**
     * ページリンクの文字列を取得する.
     * @return ページリンク用配列
     */
    public String[] getPagingNo() {
        return PagingUtil.getPagingNo(pageIndex, pageNo, dataCount, pageRowNum);
    }

    /**
     * 空のインスタンスを生成する.
     */
    public CompanyIndexPage() {
    }

    /**
     * 入力検証グループ名を返す.
     * @return 入力検証グループ名
     */
    public String getValidationGroups() {
        if (isActionInvoked("form:search")) {
            return new ValidationGroupBuilder().defaultGroup().toString();
        } else {
            return new ValidationGroupBuilder().skipValidationGroup().toString();
        }
    }

    /**
     * Assign to Projectの検証グループ名を返す.
     * @return 入力検証グループ名
     */
    public String getAssignToValidationGroup() {
        if (isActionInvoked("form:assign")) {
            return new ValidationGroupBuilder().defaultGroup().toString();
        } else {
            return new ValidationGroupBuilder().skipValidationGroup().toString();
        }
    }

    /**
     * 画面を初期化する.
     *

     * 他画面から遷移した時に起動される.
     *

     */
    @Initialize
    public void initialize() {
        projectId = getCurrentProjectId();
        String strPageRow = SystemConfig.getValue(KEY_PAGE_ROW);
        if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(strPageRow)) {
            pageRowNum = Integer.parseInt(strPageRow);
        }
        String strPageIndex = SystemConfig.getValue(KEY_PAGE_INDEX);
        if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(strPageIndex)) {
            pageIndex = Integer.parseInt(strPageIndex);
        }

        condition =
            (SearchCompanyCondition) getPreviousSearchCondition(SearchCompanyCondition.class);
        if (condition != null) {
            companyCd = condition.getCompanyCd();
            name = condition.getName();
            role = condition.getRole();
        }

        search();
    }

    /**
     * 検索処理.
     */
    public void search() {
        pageNo = 1;
        handler.handleAction(new SearchAction(this, true));
    }

    /**
     * 会社情報を作成する.
     * @return 編集画面
     */
    public String create() {
        setNextSearchCondition(condition);
        return toUrl("companyEdit", isLoginProject());
    }

    /**
     * 会社情報を更新する.
     * @return 編集画面
     */
    public String update() {
        setNextSearchCondition(condition);
        return toUrl(String.format("companyEdit?id=%s", getCompanyRowId()), isLoginProject());
    }

    /**
     * 会社 - ユーザー情報を更新する.
     * @return 会社 - ユーザー情報画面
     */
    public String editMember() {
        setNextSearchCondition(condition);
        return toUrl(String.format("companyEditMember?id=%s&backPage=companyIndex",
                getCompanyRowId()), isLoginProject());
    }

    /**
     * 会社情報を削除する.
     * @return null
     */
    public String delete() {
        if (handler.handleAction(new DeleteAction(this))) {
            reloadCompanyIndex();
        }
        return null;
    }

    /**
     * 会社情報一覧をExcelに出力する.
     */
    public void downloadExcel() {
        handler.handleAction(new ExcelDownloadAction(this));
    }

    /**
     * 会社情報をプロジェクトに登録する.
     */
    public void assignTo() {
        if (handler.handleAction(new AssignAction(this))) {
            reloadCompanyIndex();
        }
    }

    /**
     * 選択したページを表示する.
     * @return null
     */
    public String changePage() {
        reloadCompanyIndex();
        return null;
    }

    /**
     * 現在のリクエストがassignアクションによって発生した場合はtrue.
     * @return assignアクションの場合true
     */
    public boolean isAssignToAction() {
        return isActionInvoked("form:assign");
    }

    /**
     * 現在のリクエストがsearchアクションによって発生した場合はtrue.
     * @return searchアクションの場合true
     */
    public boolean isSearchAction() {
        return isActionInvoked("form:search");
    }

    /**
     * 更新権限有無を判定する.
     * @return 更新権限ありの場合true
     */
    public boolean isUpdatableCompany() {
        return isSystemAdmin() || isProjectAdmin(projectId);
    }

    /**
     * 検索処理アクション.
     * @author opentone
     */
    static class SearchAction extends AbstractAction {
        /**
         * serialVersionUID.
         */
        private static final long serialVersionUID = 794019128846761758L;

        /** アクション発生元ページ. */
        private CompanyIndexPage page;

        /** 検索条件反映フラグ. */
        private boolean parameterSearch;

        /**
         * このアクションの発生元ページを指定してインスタンス化する.
         * @param page
         *            ページ
         */
        public SearchAction(CompanyIndexPage page, boolean parameterSearch) {
            super(page);
            this.page = page;
            this.parameterSearch = parameterSearch;
        }

        /*
         * (non-Javadoc)
         * @see jp.co.opentone.bsol.framework.action.Action#execute()
         */
        public void execute() throws ServiceAbortException {
            if (page.condition == null) {
                page.condition = new SearchCompanyCondition();
            }
            page.projectId = page.getCurrentProjectId();

            setConditionParameter();

            // 初期化
            if (page.companyList != null) {
                page.companyList.clear();
            }
            page.dataCount = 0;

            if (page.isAfterActionSearch) {
                searchAfterAction();
            } else {
                search();
            }
        }

        /**
         * 検索条件を設定する.
         */
        private void setConditionParameter() {
            if (parameterSearch) {
                page.condition.setCompanyCd(page.getCompanyCd());
                page.condition.setName(page.getName());
                page.condition.setRole(page.role);

                page.setScCode(page.getCompanyCd());
                page.setScName(page.getName());
                page.setScRole(page.getRole());
            } else {
                page.condition.setName(page.getScName());
                page.condition.setCompanyCd(page.getScCode());
                page.condition.setRole(page.getScRole());
            }
            page.condition.setProjectId(page.getCurrentProjectId());
            page.condition.setPageNo(page.getPageNo());
            page.condition.setPageRowNum(page.getPageRowNum());
        }

        /**
         * 検索を行う.
         * @throws ServiceAbortException
         *             検索エラー
         */
        private void search() throws ServiceAbortException {
            if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(page.projectId)) {
                page.assignableCompanyList = page.companyService.searchNotAssigned();
                page.selectCompanyList =
                        page.viewHelper.createSelectItem(page.assignableCompanyList,
                            "id",
                            "codeAndName");
            }
            page.company = page.companyService.search(page.condition);
            page.companyList = page.company.getCompanyList();
            page.dataCount = page.company.getCount();
        }

        /**
         * 削除アクションの後専用:検索を行う. 削除の結果0件になってもエラーメッセージを表示しない.
         * @throws ServiceAbortException
         *             NO_DATA_FOUND以外のエラー
         */
        private void searchAfterAction() throws ServiceAbortException {
            try {
                search();
            } catch (ServiceAbortException e) {
                // 削除の結果該当ページにレコードがなくなった場合、前ページを表示する
                if (ApplicationMessageCode.NO_PAGE_FOUND.equals(e.getMessageCode())) {
                    page.pageNo--;
                    page.condition.setPageNo(page.pageNo);
                    searchAfterAction();
                    // 削除の結果0件になってもエラーメッセージを表示しない
                } else if (!ApplicationMessageCode.NO_DATA_FOUND.equals(e.getMessageCode())) {
                    // 処理が終わったらフラグを戻す
                    page.isAfterActionSearch = false;
                    throw e;
                }
            }
            // 処理が終わったらフラグを戻す
            page.isAfterActionSearch = false;
        }
    }

    /**
     * Excelダウンロードアクション.
     * @author opentone
     */
    static class ExcelDownloadAction extends AbstractAction {
        /**
         * serialVersionUID.
         */
        private static final long serialVersionUID = -241233572657016659L;
        /** アクション発生元ページ. */
        private CompanyIndexPage page;

        /**
         * このアクションの発生元ページを指定してインスタンス化する.
         * @param page
         *            ページ
         */
        public ExcelDownloadAction(CompanyIndexPage page) {
            super(page);
            this.page = page;
        }

        /*
         * (non-Javadoc)
         * @see jp.co.opentone.bsol.framework.action.Action#execute()
         */
        public void execute() throws ServiceAbortException {
            try {
                page.condition.setCompanyCd(page.getScCode());
                page.condition.setName(page.getScName());
                page.condition.setRole(page.getScRole());

                String fileName = page.createFileName() + ".xls";
                // 全件指定用検索条件に変換
                SearchCompanyCondition allRowCondition =
                        (SearchCompanyCondition) page.cloneToAllRowCondition(page.condition);
                SearchCompanyResult result = page.companyService.search(allRowCondition);
                List<Company> list = result.getCompanyList();

                byte[] data = page.companyService.generateExcel(list);
                page.viewHelper.download(fileName, data);
            } catch (IOException e) {
                throw new ServiceAbortException(
                    "Excel Download failed.", e, ApplicationMessageCode.E_DOWNLOAD_FAILED);
            }
        }
    }

    /**
     * 会社情報をプロジェクトに登録するアクション.
     * @author opentone
     */
    static class AssignAction extends AbstractAction {
        /**
         * serialVersionUID.
         */
        private static final long serialVersionUID = -6044838491433286522L;
        /** アクション発生元ページ. */
        private CompanyIndexPage page;

        /**
         * このアクションの発生元ページを指定してインスタンス化する.
         * @param page
         *            ページ
         */
        public AssignAction(CompanyIndexPage page) {
            super(page);
            this.page = page;
        }

        /*
         * (non-Javadoc)
         * @see jp.co.opentone.bsol.framework.action.Action#execute()
         */
        public void execute() throws ServiceAbortException {
            Company entryCompany = null;

            for (Company company : page.assignableCompanyList) {
                if (page.selectCompany.equals(company.getId())) {
                    entryCompany = company;
                    entryCompany.setProjectId(page.projectId);
                    break;
                }
            }
            page.companyService.assignTo(entryCompany);
            page.isAfterActionSearch = true;
            page.setPageMessage(ApplicationMessageCode.COMPANY_ASSIGNED);
        }
    }

    /**
     * 削除アクション.
     * @author opentone
     */
    static class DeleteAction extends AbstractAction {
        /**
         * serialVersionUID.
         */
        private static final long serialVersionUID = 2115025720912509708L;
        /** アクション発生元ページ. */
        private CompanyIndexPage page;

        /**
         * このアクションの発生元ページを指定してインスタンス化する.
         * @param page
         *            ページ
         */
        public DeleteAction(CompanyIndexPage page) {
            super(page);
            this.page = page;
        }

        /*
         * (non-Javadoc)
         * @see jp.co.opentone.bsol.framework.action.Action#execute()
         */
        public void execute() throws ServiceAbortException {
            Company company = page.companyService.find(page.getCompanyRowId());
            company.setVersionNo(page.getCompanyVerNo());

            page.companyService.delete(company);

            page.isAfterActionSearch = true;

            page.setPageMessage(ApplicationMessageCode.COMPANY_DELETED);
        }
    }
}

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Doc. 13806: compendium of written amendments (Revised version)
Situation in Hungary following the adoption of Assembly Resolution 1941 (2013)
Doc. 13806: compendium of written amendments | Doc. 13806 | 24/06/2015 | Revised version
Compendium index
Amendment 1 Amendment 10 Amendment 6 Amendment 2 Amendment 11 Amendment 9 Amendment 8 Amendment 3 Amendment 4 Amendment 12 Amendment 5 Amendment 7 Amendment 13
Caption: AdoptedRejectedWithdrawnNo electronic votes
ADraft Resolution
1In June 2013, the Parliamentary Assembly adopted Resolution 1941 (2013) on a request for the opening of a monitoring procedure in respect of Hungary. Expressing its concern "about the erosion of democratic checks and balances as a result of the new constitutional framework in Hungary", the Assembly pointed out that "[t]he assessments of the constitution and several cardinal laws by the Venice Commission and Council of Europe experts raise a number of questions with regard to the compatibility of certain provisions with European norms and standards, including with the case law of the European Court of Human Rights". More specifically, the Assembly:
1.1called on the Hungarian authorities to continue the open and constructive dialogue with the Venice Commission and all other European institutions and to take a specific set of measures with regard to the Act on Freedom of Religion and the Status of Churches, the Act on Elections of Members of the Parliament, the Act on the Constitutional Court, the Acts on the Judiciary and media legislation;
1.2noted that the new Hungarian Parliament, for the first time in the history of free and democratic Hungary, had amended the former constitution – inherited from the one-party system – into a new and modern Fundamental Law through a democratic procedure, after intensive debates in the parliament and with contributions from Hungarian civil society;
1.3while pointing out that, taken separately, each of the concerns outlined was inherently serious, warned against "the sheer accumulation of reforms that aim to establish political control of most key institutions while in parallel weakening the system of checks and balances";
1.4decided, in conclusion, not to open a monitoring procedure in respect of Hungary but resolved "to closely follow the situation in Hungary and to take stock of the progress achieved in the implementation of this resolution".
2Two years later, the Assembly takes stock of such progress and notes in particular the following:
2.1concerning the new Hungarian Church Act, it is clear that the freedom of religion is important in Hungarian society and there are no restrictions on Hungarian citizens following their chosen faith. However, in considering the registration of churches, the European Court of Human Rights found in its judgment of 8 April 2014 a violation of Article 11 (freedom of assembly and association) of the European Convention on Human Rights (ETS No. 5), read in the light of Article 9 (freedom of thought, conscience and religion), as such act violated the rights of religious communities when it stripped them of their church status. On 15 May 2015, the Hungarian authorities informed the Council of Europe that six churches were about to sign an agreement, while four others were about to sign a partial agreement, but this fact does not ensure compliance with the judgment of the European Court of Human Rights;
Amendment 1
Tabled by the Committee on Legal Affairs and Human Rights
Votes: 75 in favor 54 against 6 abstentions
In the draft resolution, paragraph 2.1, first sentence, delete the words "and there are no restrictions on Hungarian citizens following their chosen faith".
Tabled by the Committee on Culture, Science, Education and Media
In the draft resolution, paragraph 2.1, first sentence, delete the words: "and there are no restrictions on Hungarian citizens following their chosen faith".
Tabled by Mr Gábor HARANGOZÓ, Mr Attila MESTERHÁZY, Mr Andreas GROSS, Mr Andreas SCHIEDER, Mr Stefan SCHENNACH, Mr Frank SCHWABE, Mr Frithjof SCHMIDT, Ms Doris BARNETT, Ms Mechthild RAWERT, Mr Jonas GUNNARSSON, Ms Carina OHLSSON
In the draft resolution, paragraph 2.1, replace the sentence "On 15 May 2015, the Hungarian authorities informed the Council of Europe that six churches were about to sign an agreement, while four others were about to sign a partial agreement, but this fact does not ensure compliance with the judgment of the European Court of Human Rights;" with the following sentence: "Despite the Court's judgment the Hungarian authorities have still not complied with point 12.1 of the Parliamentary Assembly Resolution 1941 (2013), and the Hungarian Government negotiates merely about financial compensation with the churches deprived of their church status;"
The draft decision highlights the agreement of the Government with six churches concerned. However the point is that the Hungarian authorities have still not implemented the requirements as enshrined in paragraph 12.1 of Resolution 1941 (2013), despite the fact that in the meantime the ECHR's judgment turned the Assembly's recommendation into a legal obligation.
In the draft resolution, after paragraph 2.1, insert the following paragraph:
"The right to decide to recognise a religious denomination as a church remains within the competencies of the parliament, rather than of an independent authority as requested by the Assembly. There is still no provision for the possibility to appeal against any decision to grant, or reject, a request to be recognized as a church."
"referring to the report on Hungary published on 16 December 2014 by the Commissioner for Human Rights, the Assembly notes with concern that the report found widespread presence of racist and extremist organisations and movements in Hungary and extremism in the country's political arena. These findings are also reflected by the report on Hungary adopted by the European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) on 19 March 2015. Therefore, the Assembly urges Hungary to implement the recommendations by the Commissioner and ECRI;"
2.2as required by the Constitutional Court, electoral constituencies were redrawn to become more equal, a positive change recognised by the European Commission for Democracy through Law (Venice Commission) and the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE/ODIHR). The opposition parties, however, claim that the situation is still not fair. Although the Assembly recommendations, echoed by the Venice Commission and the OSCE/ODIHR, regarding the need for an independent body to deal with the drawing of electoral districts have not been met, the main concern does not seem to be the Act on the Election of Members of Parliament but the Act on Electoral Procedures, which has not so far been examined by the Venice Commission;
Tabled by Mr Gábor HARANGOZÓ, Mr Attila MESTERHÁZY, Mr Andreas GROSS, Mr Andreas SCHIEDER, Mr Stefan SCHENNACH, Ms Kerstin LUNDGREN, Mr Frank SCHWABE, Mr Frithjof SCHMIDT, Ms Doris BARNETT, Ms Mechthild RAWERT, Mr Jonas GUNNARSSON, Ms Carina OHLSSON, Ms Eva-Lena JANSSON, Ms Monica HAIDER
In the draft resolution, paragraph 2.2, replace the sentence "The opposition parties, however, claim that the situation is still not fair." with the following sentences: "However, in practice, the OSCE/ODIHR Limited Election Observation Mission established in 2014 that a number of key amendments negatively affected the electoral process, including the removal of important checks and balances. Despite the question marks raised by the Venice Commission and the ODIHR, the so-called "compensation formula" has also been kept, which has resulted in an additional six seats being allocated to the government parties, ensuring a two-thirds majority in the parliament."
The Assembly should primarily stick to the facts by highlighting the main findings of the OSCE/ODIHR's election observers. Provision of the Election Act that increases considerably the disproportionality in results, remained unchanged and resulted in an extra 6 seats in the Parliament for the government parties, ensuring a two-thirds qualified majority with much less than 50% of the vote.
2.3with regard to the Constitutional Court:
2.3.1no statutory changes were made with respect to the limitation of its jurisdiction on economic matters, which the Venice Commission has clearly criticised;
2.3.2although no statutory changes were made following the opinion of the Venice Commission on the possibility for the Constitutional Court to refer back to its case law, the Hungarian Constitutional Court, in a decision taken in 2013, stated that it was possible to refer back to the substance of its case law created under the former Communist era constitution and has indeed done so in a number of its recent decisions;
In the draft resolution, paragraph 2.3.2, delete the following words: "Communist era".
It is extremely misleading to qualify the previous constitution as a Communist constitution. Practically all its provisions were altered in 1989 with the mere exception of those referring to the national flag and the capital of the country. The institutional setup as created in 1989-1990 was considered one of the most successful ones in the region.
2.3.3there is no legal requirement that Constitutional Court judges should have been judges before. A "cooling-down" period in respect of members of parliament between the end of their political mandates and before they could be elected as judge of the Constitutional Court should be introduced;
In the draft resolution, at the end of paragraph 2.3.3, after the words "should be introduced", insert the following words: ", as recommended by the Assembly in Resolution 1941 (2013)".
2.4with regard to the judiciary, the issue of the transfer of cases between judges was resolved through legislative amendments in the framework of the dialogue with the Secretary General of the Council of Europe. Generally, the position of the Chairperson of the National Judicial Office – a quite unique institution in Europe – has changed and his powers are now limited;
In the draft resolution, paragraph 2.4, replace the sentence "Generally, the position of the Chairperson of the National Judicial Office – a quite unique institution in Europe – has changed and his powers are now limited;" with the following sentences: "The Chairperson of the National Judicial Office still has the power to annul the outcome of a competition for the appointment of a judge, but this power has been somewhat limited by the statutory imposition of certain conditions that must be met for the Chairperson to exercise this power. There is still no guaranteed appeals process relating to the decisions of the Chairperson;"
2.5concerning the issues related to the media, the Commissioner for Human Rights of the Council of Europe, in his report on Hungary published in December 2014, pointed out that media in Hungary still suffered from both an inadequate legal framework and political pressures. For its part, the Assembly, at its January 2015 part-session, invited the Venice Commission to identify the provisions which pose a danger to the right to freedom of expression and information through the media in the Hungarian Act CLXXXV of 2010 on Media Services and Mass Media, in the Hungarian Act CIV of 2010 on the Freedom of the Press and the Fundamental Rules of Media Content, and in the Hungarian tax laws on progressive tax on advertising revenue for media. The Venice Commission is expected to adopt its opinion on 19 and 20 June 2015;
In the draft resolution, paragraph 2.5, replace the second and third sentences with the following sentences: "For its part, the Assembly urged the Hungarian Parliament in its Resolution 2035 (2015) to pursue further reforms of its legislation in order to improve the independence of the media regulatory authorities, the State news agency and the public service broadcasters, to increase transparency and pluralism in the private media, as well as to combat racist expressions against ethnic minorities. In accordance with Opinion 798/2015 of the Venice Commission on Hungarian media legislation, the Assembly calls on Hungary to implement those recommendations."
2.6as regards the recent debate on the reintroduction of the death penalty in Hungary, the Assembly strongly underlines once again that the prohibition of the death penalty is enshrined in the core values of the Council of Europe and welcomes the withdrawal of any proposal on this matter.
"the Assembly recalls that certain constitutional and democracy issues, such as the wide scope of the "cardinal laws" and the requirement of qualified majorities for future changes pointed out by the Venice Commission, still need to be addressed."
3In conclusion, the Assembly welcomes the measures taken by the Hungarian authorities and their ongoing co-operation with the Secretary General of the Council of Europe, and encourages them to continue the open and constructive dialogue with the different Council of Europe interlocutors and other international organisations. It therefore resolves to ask the Hungarian authorities to endeavour to solve the outstanding issues, but that special examination of these matters by the Assembly should now be concluded.
If adopted, amendment 13 falls.
In the draft resolution, paragraph 3, replace the words "but that special examination of these matters by the Assembly should now be concluded." with the following sentences: ". However the Assembly regrets to note that with regard to the provisions of its Resolution 1941 (2013) insufficient progress has been made by the Hungarian authorities. The Assembly also takes due note of the European Parliament's resolution of 10 June 2015 on the situation in Hungary stating that "recent developments have led to concerns regarding the principles of the rule of law, democracy and fundamental rights in Hungary over the past year, which, taken together, could represent an emerging systemic threat to the rule of law in this Member State". The Assembly therefore concludes that it will continue to follow closely the situation in Hungary."
Progress has only been observed in the functioning of the judicial system. Regarding the Law on Churches, the electioral system, the composition and powers of the Constitutional Court, and media freedom little if any positive developments have been achieved. The issue of the death penalty and the xenophobic campaign against refugees increase concerns.
Falls if amendment 7 is adopted.
Votes: 89 in favor 31 against 20 abstentions
In the draft resolution, paragraph 3, replace the last sentence with the following sentences: "The Assembly remains seized of the media situation in Hungary in the framework of its future reports on attacks against journalists and media freedom in Europe as well as on new methods of political influence over independent journalism. The situation of racism and intolerance also requires special attention."


text:
// #define DEBUG_TEST

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
using System.Linq;
using System.Reflection;
using SQOT = ThScoreFileConverter.Squirrel.SQObjectType;

#if DEBUG_TEST
using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting;
using ThScoreFileConverter.Extensions;
#endif

namespace ThScoreFileConverter.Tests.UnitTesting;

#if DEBUG_TEST
[TestClass]
#endif
public static class SquirrelHelper
{
    private static readonly BindingFlags BindingAttribute = BindingFlags.NonPublic | BindingFlags.Static;
    private static readonly MethodInfo FromArrayMethodInfo =
        typeof(SquirrelHelper).GetMethod(nameof(MakeByteArrayFromArray), BindingAttribute)!;
    private static readonly MethodInfo FromDictionaryMethodInfo =
        typeof(SquirrelHelper).GetMethod(nameof(MakeByteArrayFromDictionary), BindingAttribute)!;

#if DEBUG_TEST
    private static Dictionary<string, int> Counter { get; } = new();

    [AssemblyCleanup]
    public static void Cleanup()
    {
        foreach (var pair in Counter.OrderByDescending(p => p.Value))
        {
            Console.WriteLine(pair);
        }
    }
#endif

    public static byte[] MakeByteArray(params object?[] args)
    {
        if (args is null)
            throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(args));

        static bool IsDictionary(object arg)
        {
            var argType = arg.GetType();
            return argType.IsGenericType && (argType.GetGenericTypeDefinition() == typeof(Dictionary<,>));
        }

        using var stream = new MemoryStream();
        using var writer = new BinaryWriter(stream);

        foreach (var arg in args)
        {
#if DEBUG_TEST
            var key = arg?.GetType()?.Name ?? "(null)";
            Counter.TryAdd(key, 0);
            ++Counter[key];
#endif
            switch (arg)
            {
                case int intValue:
                    writer.Write(TestUtils.MakeByteArray((int)SQOT.Integer, intValue));
                    break;
                case string stringValue:
                    {
                        var bytes = TestUtils.CP932Encoding.GetBytes(stringValue);
                        writer.Write(TestUtils.MakeByteArray((int)SQOT.String, bytes.Length, bytes));
                    }
                    break;
                case bool boolValue:
                    writer.Write(TestUtils.MakeByteArray((int)SQOT.Bool, (byte)(boolValue ? 0x01 : 0x00)));
                    break;
                case { } when IsDictionary(arg):
                    writer.Write(MakeByteArrayFromDictionaryReflection(arg));
                    break;
                case float floatValue:
                    writer.Write(TestUtils.MakeByteArray((int)SQOT.Float, floatValue));
                    break;
                case Array { Rank: 1 } array:
                    writer.Write(MakeByteArrayFromArrayReflection(array));
                    break;
                default:
                    break;
            }
        }

        writer.Flush();
        return stream.ToArray();
    }

    private static byte[] MakeByteArrayFromArrayReflection(Array array)
    {
        return (byte[])FromArrayMethodInfo.MakeGenericMethod(array.GetType().GetElementType()!)
            .Invoke(null, new object[] { array })!;
    }

    private static byte[] MakeByteArrayFromArray<T>(in IEnumerable<T> array)
    {
        using var stream = new MemoryStream();
        using var writer = new BinaryWriter(stream);

        writer.Write(TestUtils.MakeByteArray((int)SQOT.Array, array.Count()));
        array.Select((element, index) => MakeByteArray(index, element)).ForEach(writer.Write);
        writer.Write(TestUtils.MakeByteArray((int)SQOT.Null));

        writer.Flush();
        return stream.ToArray();
    }

    private static byte[] MakeByteArrayFromDictionaryReflection(object dictionary)
    {
        return (byte[])FromDictionaryMethodInfo.MakeGenericMethod(dictionary.GetType().GetGenericArguments())
            .Invoke(null, new object[] { dictionary })!;
    }

    private static byte[] MakeByteArrayFromDictionary<TKey, TValue>(
        in IReadOnlyDictionary<TKey, TValue> dictionary)
        where TKey : notnull
    {
        using var stream = new MemoryStream();
        using var writer = new BinaryWriter(stream);

        writer.Write(TestUtils.MakeByteArray((int)SQOT.Table));
        dictionary.Select(pair => MakeByteArray(pair.Key, pair.Value)).ForEach(writer.Write);
        writer.Write(TestUtils.MakeByteArray((int)SQOT.Null));

        writer.Flush();
        return stream.ToArray();
    }
}


The holiday shopping frenzy took on a wild twist at a Robbinson, New Jersey, Amazon fulfillment center when a robot—one of an army of mechanized warehouse assistants—accidentally ruptured a can of bear repellent and ended up putting 24 employees in the hospital, with one worker in critical condition, and 54 others requiring emergency treatment for the toxic exposures. Getting gassed on the job might be a freak accident, but labor advocates say the retail giant's everyday working conditions are enough to drive many to tears.
Protests have erupted in the United States and Europe against Amazon's supercharged supply chain that makes workers feel more like captive animals than human beings. A Guardian report on workplace injuries at Amazon fulfillment centers showed that preventable mechanical injuries and sheer exhaustion have left some workers chronically debilitated, jobless, or even homeless. Now, as Amazon zeroes in on New York City's prime real estate as the future site of its glamorous new headquarters, HQ2, the company that aims to define the future of retail is facing an increasingly frustrated workforce.
There's political tension in the air at the Robbinson warehouse, meanwhile, as the advocacy group Warehouse Workers Stand Up (WWSU) campaigns to transform Amazon into a high-road employer in New Jersey's industrial belt. At a rally on Tuesday, workers and community activists demanded safer and more equitable working conditions both at Amazon and throughout the state's rapidly growing warehouse, storage, and logistics sector. The protest coincides with an unprecedented union campaign at a Staten Island warehouse, led by the Retail, Wholesale, and Department Store Union, which is also seeking to organize at Whole Foods, which Amazon recently acquired to expand its market reach.
Though it is not demanding a union at this point, WWSU, which is affiliated with the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), has proposed a Code of Conduct, which includes a living wage starting at $15 per hour, full-time and predictable work schedules, and health care with paid sick days. The goal is to establish a standard of stable, sustainable jobs at Amazon that would help prevent misuse of temporary workers.
What's It Like to Work at Amazon?
Wages aren't the crux of the workers' demands. State lawmakers could soon pass a phased-in $15 floor wage statewide, and Amazon is rolling out a minimum-wage hike for all US workers to $15 an hour, responding to pressure from communities and lawmakers. But the thrust of the Code of Conduct is a safe, humane workplace, where workers aren't just protected from toxic exposures but also free from painful levels of stress as workers race to pack boxes at a superhuman pace.
For Abdelhadi Nafai, who worked for several years packing boxes at the Robbinson facility, the problem was less about the wages than the workload. Their hectic work schedules—which were monitored by constant computer surveillance—escalated incrementally from a rate of 165 items packed per hour at the beginning, eventually ratcheting up to more than 240. "A lot of people, it's really hard to have enough time to do what Amazon is asking for," he recalled. "And really a lot of people are really angry and hurt. And a lot of people got fired because they can't do the number Amazon is asking for." Many of his coworkers had to quit second jobs, or quit school, or just leave altogether. Nafai left last summer but still helps campaign for the remaining workers' right to organize in hopes of restraining Amazon's expanding corporate footprint in the region.
The plans for Amazon's controversial HQ2 Project in Long Island City, Queens, which will house the company's (notoriously hypercompetitive) professional workforce rather than front-line laborers, seems like an extension of a strategy of corporate colonization: Buy off and stifle the opposition—first, by making its market irresistible to consumers, and second, by exploiting its power as an employer and political player to accrue massive financial benefits and undercut regulations. In a fierce bidding war, many cities vying to be the next HQ2 site groveled before the company with cultural pageantry and lavish corporate-tax breaks.
Amazon has rejected criticism of its business practices, claiming that it provides decent jobs and prioritizes workers' safety, while aggressively thwarting "interference" from unions. Yet studies on the long-term impact of Amazon distribution centers on local markets show they may often have the net effect of displacing higher wage blue-collar and retail jobs, while undermining local small businesses.
Frustration with Amazon's local impacts has gone global. Distribution workers in Europe and the United Kingdom recently staged demonstrations and strikes against "robot"-like labor practices and low wages. And in the United States, communities where Amazon has become a dominant employer are lashing out at executive Jeff Bezos, whose astronomical wealth contrasts glaringly with the lives of hundreds of thousands of Amazon workers, who might earn as little as $11.50 per hour.
Amazon workers might not have a union yet, but the parallel protests from the midwest to western Europe to western Queens could be a bellwether for a global labor backlash against Amazon's ever-expanding empire.


text:
namespace gfx {

// static
double Tween::CalculateValue(Tween::Type type, double state) {
  DCHECK_GE(state, 0);
  DCHECK_LE(state, 1);

  switch (type) {
    case EASE_IN:
      return pow(state, 2);

    case EASE_IN_2:
      return pow(state, 4);

    case EASE_IN_3:
      return gfx::CubicBezier(0.4, 0, 1, 1).Solve(state);

    case EASE_IN_OUT:
      if (state < 0.5)
        return pow(state * 2, 2) / 2.0;
      return 1.0 - (pow((state - 1.0) * 2, 2) / 2.0);

    case EASE_IN_OUT_2:
      return gfx::CubicBezier(0.4, 0, 0.2, 1).Solve(state);

    case FAST_IN_OUT:
      return (pow(state - 0.5, 3) + 0.125) / 0.25;

    case LINEAR:
      return state;

    case EASE_OUT_SNAP:
      state = 0.95 * (1.0 - pow(1.0 - state, 2));
      return state;

    case EASE_OUT:
      return 1.0 - pow(1.0 - state, 2);

    case EASE_OUT_2:
      return gfx::CubicBezier(0, 0, 0.2, 1).Solve(state);

    case SMOOTH_IN_OUT:
      return sin(state);

    case ZERO:
      return 0;
  }

  NOTREACHED();
  return state;
}

namespace {
uint8 FloatToColorByte(float f) {
  return std::min(std::max(ToRoundedInt(f * 255.f), 0), 255);
}

uint8 BlendColorComponents(uint8 start,
                           uint8 target,
                           float start_alpha,
                           float target_alpha,
                           float blended_alpha,
                           double progress) {
  // Since progress can be outside [0, 1], blending can produce a value outside
  // [0, 255].
  float blended_premultiplied = Tween::FloatValueBetween(
      progress, start / 255.f * start_alpha, target / 255.f * target_alpha);
  return FloatToColorByte(blended_premultiplied / blended_alpha);
}

}  // namespace

// static
SkColor Tween::ColorValueBetween(double value, SkColor start, SkColor target) {
  float start_a = SkColorGetA(start) / 255.f;
  float target_a = SkColorGetA(target) / 255.f;
  float blended_a = FloatValueBetween(value, start_a, target_a);
  if (blended_a <= 0.f)
    return SkColorSetARGB(0, 0, 0, 0);
  blended_a = std::min(blended_a, 1.f);

  uint8 blended_r = BlendColorComponents(SkColorGetR(start),
                                         SkColorGetR(target),
                                         start_a,
                                         target_a,
                                         blended_a,
                                         value);
  uint8 blended_g = BlendColorComponents(SkColorGetG(start),
                                         SkColorGetG(target),
                                         start_a,
                                         target_a,
                                         blended_a,
                                         value);
  uint8 blended_b = BlendColorComponents(SkColorGetB(start),
                                         SkColorGetB(target),
                                         start_a,
                                         target_a,
                                         blended_a,
                                         value);

  return SkColorSetARGB(
      FloatToColorByte(blended_a), blended_r, blended_g, blended_b);
}

// static
double Tween::DoubleValueBetween(double value, double start, double target) {
  return start + (target - start) * value;
}

// static
float Tween::FloatValueBetween(double value, float start, float target) {
  return static_cast<float>(start + (target - start) * value);
}

// static
int Tween::IntValueBetween(double value, int start, int target) {
  if (start == target)
    return start;
  double delta = static_cast<double>(target - start);
  if (delta < 0)
    delta--;
  else
    delta++;
#if defined(OS_WIN)
  return start + static_cast<int>(value * _nextafter(delta, 0));
#else
  return start + static_cast<int>(value * nextafter(delta, 0));
#endif
}

//static
int Tween::LinearIntValueBetween(double value, int start, int target) {
  return std::floor(0.5 + DoubleValueBetween(value, start, target));
}

// static
gfx::Rect Tween::RectValueBetween(double value,
                                  const gfx::Rect& start_bounds,
                                  const gfx::Rect& target_bounds) {
  return gfx::Rect(
      LinearIntValueBetween(value, start_bounds.x(), target_bounds.x()),
      LinearIntValueBetween(value, start_bounds.y(), target_bounds.y()),
      LinearIntValueBetween(value, start_bounds.width(), target_bounds.width()),
      LinearIntValueBetween(
          value, start_bounds.height(), target_bounds.height()));
}

// static
gfx::Transform Tween::TransformValueBetween(
    double value,
    const gfx::Transform& start_transform,
    const gfx::Transform& end_transform) {
  if (value >= 1.0)
    return end_transform;
  if (value <= 0.0)
    return start_transform;

  gfx::Transform to_return = end_transform;
  to_return.Blend(start_transform, value);

  return to_return;
}

}  // namespace gfx


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Reader wants to know the story behind the caboose that's up on a hill. The answer might involve Willie Nelson.
To my great surprise, David, the story of the Caboose on the Hill involves Si Siman and Ralph Foster — who created the "Ozark Jubilee" TV show in the 1950s — as well as Lester Cox and Willie Nelson.
Nelson at one time lived in the caboose, says Mike Cunningham, who owns the caboose, the nearby house and the surrounding 600 acres near Rogersville.
"That's what I've been told," he tells me.
Cunningham, 70, is a Republican state senator who once owned Cunningham Fresh Foods, a supermarket in Marshfield that is now a Price Cutter.
I figure the story might be true, since Willie decades ago worked at Aunt Martha's Pancake House in Springfield, which closed in 2015.
I tried to reach Willie via phone. I contacted Elaine Schock, his publicist, and asked if he had ever lived in the caboose.
She responded via email: "Willie is on a break and not available. I cannot verify this story."
Cunningham bought the place in 2001. The caboose, which was built in 1910 for the Frisco Railway, was already atop the hill. It's been in its current location since the 1960s, he says.
Back then, the property was used as a hunting preserve — mostly quail — and was over 1,800 acres.
It was owned by Si Siman, a key figure behind the creation of the "Ozark Jubilee," the first network television series to feature America's top country music stars. It was broadcast from Springfield in the 1950s. Siman died in 1994.
Siman eventually sold the property to Ralph Foster, who also was involved the creation of the "Ozark Jubilee."
Foster, who died in 1984, owned the KWTO radio station, which was a steppingstone for many country artists.
One day, so the story goes, Foster was on the property hunting with Lester Cox, the namesake of CoxHealth and Cox Hospital. Cox was chairman of the board of the Burge-Protestant Hospital from 1948 to 1968, when he died.
Foster and Cox were with a third man, a bigwig with the Frisco Railway, Cunningham tells me. This was before the caboose was on the property and before there was a house there. The only lodging was rough; it was a trailer shack for the hunters.
Well, the Frisco bigwig accidentally shot off the hat of one of the men. Cunningham does not know if it was Foster's hat or Cox's hat.
In return, he felt obliged to improve the lodging and sent over the caboose.
As you might suspect, a caboose is harder to move when it's not on tracks.
Cunningham has been told it arrived on a flatbed that needed to be pulled up the hill by a couple of bulldozers. A crane lifted the caboose off the flatbed and set it on a span of tracks only a few feet longer than the caboose itself.
Cunningham lives in the nearby house with six dogs, about a dozen horses, a cat and two donkeys who "like to stand on the porch and greet people."
I ask if I can go inside the caboose.
He warns me that the interior is a mess, and wasps call the place home.
Inside, there are two small beds, no wasps, a potbellied stove and an airplane-sized bathroom with a metal toilet and metal sink that at one time folded out from the wall.
There is an upper perch with windows and seating for four.
A couple of years ago, Cunningham replaced the exterior siding.
He plans to clean up and renovate the interior, as well.
"I plan to make it into a bed and breakfast," he tells me.
I'm not sure, so I ask: "Seriously?"
No, he was kidding, he tells me.
"But the view is pretty good," he adds.


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Paul Molitor é um ex-jogador profissional de beisebol norte-americano.

Carreira
Paul Molitor foi campeão da World Series 1993 jogando pelo Toronto Blue Jays. Na série de partidas decisiva, sua equipe venceu o Philadelphia Phillies por 4 jogos a 2.

Beisebolistas do Minnesota
Beisebolistas do Toronto Blue Jays
Membros do National Baseball Hall of Fame

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