RE: The tariff classification of a cabin case and a mosaic satchel from China and/or Sri Lanka.
In your letter dated March 18, 1997, you requested a classification ruling a cabin case and a mosaic satchel.
You have submitted photos of five items with your request. Item S961303 is a cabin case manufactured of polyurethane PU coated leather material. Item 481781 is a mosaic black large satchel said to be composed of a woven tapestry in chief weight of cotton.
The applicable subheading for Item S961303, the cabin case of polyurethane coated leather, will be 4202.12.2020, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for trunks, suitcases, vanity cases and similar containers, with outer surface of plastics, structured rigid on all sides. The duty rate will be 20 percent ad valorem.
The applicable subheading for Item 481781, the mosaic satchel of cotton tapestry, will be 4202.92.1500, HTS, which provides for travel, sports and similar bags, with outer surface of textile materials, of vegetable fibers and not of pile or tufted construction, of cotton. The duty rate will be 6.9 percent ad valorem.
Your inquiry does not provide enough information for us to give a classification ruling on items 20819L, 20816L and 198151L. Your request for a classification ruling should include a vender breakdown of the tapestry fiber content by weight for items 20819L and 20816L, and for item 198515L an actual sample of item as being imported.
Items classifiable under 4202.92.1500 falls within textile category designation 369. Based upon international textile trade agreements products of China and/or Sri Lanka are subject to quota and the requirement of a visa.


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This is one of the most beautiful commercials we've seen in the last few weeks. It's telling the story of a father and his daughter growing up, sometimes the little things last the longest.
The battle continues to decide once and forever which is the best part of an Oreo, the cookie or the cream? Two guys in a life raft are having this very same discussion, and take it to a whole new absurd level.


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Make comics with author Ben Cohen in Middlebury
Jan 9, 2020 | Arts & Leisure
MIDDLEBURY — For over 25 years, Ben Cohen has been a cartoonist and educator. Born in Boulder, Colo., raised in the California Bay Area, trained in Savannah, Ga., and parenting in Jericho, Vt. His work focuses on an intersection where comics have been firmly rooted. Where the inclusive go to speak up, remembering what has been and what could be.
Come discuss the art of storytelling on Jan. 18, from 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., at the Ilsley Public Library in Middlebury to explore how the popular genre of graphic novels and comics can relate to problem solving through teamwork. Making comics with friends, old or new, is a chance to create a problem and solve it together. This workshop is an opportunity to play the game of making comics. Each person brings what they know and leaves with more than they arrived with. Free program for teens through adults.
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One Wilton Family's Direct Link to Hurricane-Scarred St. Thomas
by Heather Borden Herve, GMW Editor September 20, 2017 November 28, 2022
After the hurricane at STSA
When the Vanderwall family left Wilton in 2015 to spend a year abroad in St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands, never did they imagine they'd form a connection to the island and its residents like they have. Now, after Hurricane Irma unleashed destruction across the Caribbean, and Category 5 Hurricane Maria is ferociously bearing down to slam St. John and St. Thomas again, they're hoping they can connect Wilton to St. Thomas even more.
"We'd love to raise awareness about the U.S. Virgin Islands–a territory of the United States–what they're going through and how people can help. They (mainly St Thomas and St John) got hit very hard by Irma last week and there's lots of devastation and need. It was sandwiched between the storms in Texas and Florida and we don't want them to be forgotten," Jennifer says.
She and her husband, Scott, and their children, Ryan and Casey, lived in St. Thomas for the 2015-2016 school year. They went to have a new experience, and an opportunity to learn and gain a different perspective than what they had in Connecticut. Now they're sharing the perspective about how much damage the storms will inflict and the toll they'll take–and what help is most needed.
Helping One at a Time
The majority of residents were unable to get off island by the time it became clear they faced a direct hit from the Category 5 storm. We've seen pictures and news reports of towns and houses collapsed in rubble, cars that had been picked up in the winds and tossed some distance away. People walking around in shock, at all the damage. With scarce resources and infrastructure it will be a long time before any sense of normalcy returns.
First they reached out to their closest friends still living on St. Thomas.
"Scott and I offered to have our friends' son, Dalton, live with us while they work through the short term challenges–cleanup, food, shelter, electricity, etc.–and focus on rebuilding. Dalton is my son, Ryan's, best friend in St Thomas and is already like a member of our family. He's a great kid," Jennifer says.
[EDITOR'S NOTE: At the bottom of the article is a CNN video about a family whose lives Dalton and his father, John Parr, saved at the height of the hurricane.]
Dalton and his parents thought carefully and decided it would be in Dalton's best interest to send him to live with the Vanderwalls in Wilton for the school year. But how would they get him here with so few resources on island.
Like many instances that we've seen the Wilton community come together to help others, so too does Jennifer credit several people here and in St. Thomas who have been, and continue to be, so helpful, both in getting Dalton here and also in getting much needed supplies and money back to the islands.
Jen explains what it took:
"The Saturday after Irma hit, (Sept. 9) we learned through friends of a group orchestrating a hurricane relief/supply run to St. Thomas on a private plane, and we secured Dalton a seat on their return trip to White Plains on Monday (Sept. 11). As backup, we knew a family in St. Croix, who like many others, were bringing supplies over to St. Thomas by private boat. Even though he was a stranger, they volunteered to pick Dalton up and have him stay at their home until we could get him on a flight to New York."
With Dalton on the way, the Vanderwalls started scrambling to make sure they'd be able to bring Dalton to mainland U.S. and into school. They received divine intervention at church on Sunday, Sept. 10, in the form of friends who offered some advice on what would need to be done to get him here and into school. "One even drafted a Power of Attorney (POA) on the back of a Sunday bulletin that we typed and sent down with the relief plane," Jennifer said.
That meant that Dalton's parents had to coordinate with a notary to meet where the supply plane was on Monday to sign and stamp the POA in person and by hand. Nothing could be sent, transmitted, printed, or copied given that there was no electricity and so much office equipment had been destroyed.
Once he finally reached Wilton, they got him settled and worked with the school district to get him enrolled at Wilton High School, where he started this week.
Dalton and his parents
Ryan Vanderwall and Dalton Parr in St. Thomas.
Dalton (center) with Casey (L) and Ryan (R) Vanderwall.
Helping Many Others
Thanks to their connections and ties to the island, the Vanderwalls have identified two groups that they feel can do the most good to a) provide direct relief (Virgin Islands ASAP Relief Group) and/or b) add value to the community and bring back some normalcy for kids (St. Thomas Swim Association).
"I know there are lots of other ways to give back (Red Cross, Americares, etc.), but we like the direct and impactful relief that these two provide," says Jennifer.
Virgin Islands ASAP Relief Group
Virgin Islands ASAP Relief Group is the group of good Samaritans who let Dalton hitch a ride on their plane. They are coordinating ongoing supply runs/evacuations and raising money to continue providing direct relief. You can visit their website or go directly to their fundraising site to contribute.
St Thomas Swimming Association
St Thomas Swimming Association (STSA) is a community organization that provides an outstanding program for local kids, from learn-to-swim to coaching for serious competition. Jennifer's daughter, Casey, was a swimmer on the USVI National Swim Team when they lived there. "The coaches, John Vasbinder and Susan Andrews and the team are simply amazing. It's a true island community gem, and we want to help get the kids back in the pool," she says.
To donate to STSA, visit the fundraising link to the donation page that has been set up for this purpose.
On a smaller scale, the Vanderwall family is assessing needs of people in their network in the Virgin Islands, and will collect and send based on what they find out is needed. If she needs to put out a call to Wilton to help, GOOD Morning Wilton will always have space for her to share the request.


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We run 3 sessions at Herne Hill Velodrome ,Cyclopark and Lee Valley under the floodlights. All sessions are on Tuesday evenings, open to all riders from a Go-Ride club, regardless of where they live and are run on road bikes. They are physically challenging sessions, working on fitness, race techniques and skills. Riders should be of racing level before coming to these sessions. Club Cluster Training Sessions are the first step on the GB Cycling Team Performance Pathway.
Cyclopark, Tuedays. Sign on from 7pm. Be ready to ride by 7.20pm sharp. Costs £5.
First session on 17th October 2017. Runs until the end of March 2018.
Herne Hill Velodrome, Tuesdays. Sign on from 5.30pm. Be ready to ride by 5.50pm sharp. Costs £4.
First session on 3th October 2017. Runs until 27th March 2018.
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En anatomía humana, el brazo es el segundo segmento del miembro superior, entre la cintura escapular (que lo fija al tronco) y el antebrazo. Se articula con la primera en la escápula y con el segundo en el cúbito.

El brazo también es la estructura análoga de un cuadrúpedo, en este caso es la pata delantera.

En lenguaje coloquial, el término brazo suele utilizarse para la extremidad superior completa —o anterior, según los casos—.

En ciencias políticas e historiografía, se utiliza brazo como sinónimo de estamento.

El hueso del brazo es el húmero, que se articula con la escápula en la cavidad glenoidea, y con el cúbito (ulna) y radio en su epífisis  distal.
 Músculos pectorales
 Pectoral mayor
 Pectoral menor.
 Subclavio.
 Serrato mayor.

 Músculos dorsales. Conectan el brazo con la columna vertebral.
 Trapecio (superficial).
 Dorsal ancho (superficial).
 Elevador de la escápula (profundo).
 Romboides mayor (profundo).
 Romboides menor (profundo).

 Músculos del hombro. Se originan en la escápula y acaban en el húmero.
 Supraespinoso.
 Infraespinoso.
 Redondo menor (teres menor).
 Redondo mayor (teres mayor).
 Subescapular.
 Deltoides.
 Músculos del brazo.
 Grupo anterior (flexores del codo):
 Bíceps braquial. Tiene dos porciones, larga y corta; es el músculo flexor del antebrazo.
 Braquial anterior.
 Coracobraquial. Por este músculo atraviesa el nervio músculo cutáneo
 Grupo posterior (extensor):
 Tríceps braquial. Tiene tres porciones, larga, externa o vasto externo e interna o vasto interno; es el músculo extensor del antebrazo.
 Ancóneo. Inserción proximal: cara posterior del epicóndilo lateral del humero. Inserción distal: cara lateral del olécranon y porción proximal posterior del cubito. Su inervación viene dada por el nervio radial  (C5-T1), y cumple la función de ayudar al tríceps braquial en la extensión del codo. Su irrigación proviene de la arteria humeral profunda.

Expresiones relacionadas
Dar el brazo a alguno. Ofrecérselo para que se apoye.
Tener brazo. Tener sobrada robustez o fuerza.
Dar un brazo puerco. Dar algo bueno.
No dar su brazo a torcer. No descubrir su flaqueza en una discusión.
Quedar el brazo sano a alguno. Tener caudal de reserva, después de haber hecho considerables gastos o desembolsos.
Ser el brazo derecho de alguien. Poseer toda su confianza, ser la persona de su mayor intimidad y aprecio.
Brazo a brazo o Brazo por brazo. Cuerpo a cuerpo y con iguales armas.
A brazo partido. Con los brazos solos sin usar de armas. A viva fuerza, de poder a poder.
Abiertos los brazos o Con los brazos abiertos. Con el mayor placer, agrado y amor.
Dar los brazos. Abrazar, estrechar.
Estarse con los brazos cruzados. Permanecer ocioso cuando otros trabajan.
Entregarse en brazos de alguien o ponerse en brazos de otro. Confiarse enteramente en él, contar a todo trance con él.
Tener brazos. Contar con valedores o protectores, tener quien favorezca y patrocine para alguna cosa.
Venirse o volverse con los brazos cruzados. Regresar alguno de una parte dada, sin haber hecho lo que le encargaron al salir.
Para librarse de lazos, antes cabeza que brazos. Más puede maña que fuerza.

Véase también
 Fractura del húmero
  Hombro
 Pierna

Enlaces externos

Referencias

Anatomía humana
Extremidades corporales
Términos médicos

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Home » Collections A-Z » General Orlando M. Poe Collection, 1836-ca. 1890 » All Items
General Orlando M. Poe Collection, 1836-ca. 1890 All Items
1. Gen. Robert Anderson, U.S.A. (Fort Sumpter [sic]). | XML
2. Gen. John Pope, U.S.A. Corps of Topogr. Engin. | XML
3. Gen. John C. Frémont, U.S.A. Corps of Topogr Engin. | XML
4. Register of the officers of the army of the United States. | Homans, Benjamin, 1765-1823 | XML
5. Gen. Manning F. Force, U.S.A. | XML
6. Gen. Rufus King, U.S.A. Corps of Engineers | XML
7. Gen. G. K. Warren, U.S.A. | XML
8. Gen. Geo. W. Morell, U.S.A. Corps of Engineers. | XML
9. Gen. Wm. F. Smith ("Baldy"), U.S.A. Corps of Engineers. | XML
10. Gen. John Newton U.S.A. Corps of Engineers | XML
11. Cadet O. M. Poe's Military Academy account book. | XML
12. Cadet Poe's delinquencies and demerits. | XML
13. Hook used to destroy railroad iron. | Moliter, E. (lithographer) | XML
14. Gen. John W. Turner, U.S.A. | XML
15. Gen. L. A. Grant, U.S.A. | XML
16. Gen. Lew Wallace, U.S.A. | XML
17. Gen. Geo. W. West, U.S.A. | XML
18. Gen. James H. Wilson, U.S.A. | XML
19. Gen. J. G. Barnard, U.S.A. Corps of Engineers. | XML
20. Gen. Amos B. Eaton, U.S.A. | XML
21. Gen. C.K. Graham, U.S.A. | XML
22. Gen. George Crook, U.S.A. | XML
23. Gen. H. G. Wright, U.S.A. Corps of Engineers. | XML
24. Gen. George G. Meade, U.S.A. Corps of Engineers. | XML
25. Gen. P. St. Geo. Cooke, U.S.A. | XML
26. Gen. George M. Love, U.S.A. | XML
27. Gen. R.S. Satterlee, U.S.A. | XML
28. Gen. S. B. Holabird, U.S.A. | XML
29. Gen. L. H. Rousseau, U.S.A. | XML
30. Gen. U. S. Grant, U.S.A. (at Vicksburgh [sic]). | XML
31. Gen. Henry W. Benham, U.S.A. Corps of Engineers. | XML
32. Gen. E. R. S. Canby, U.S.A. | XML
33. Gen. Nelson Cross, U.S.A. | XML
34. Gen. N. P. Chipman, U.S.A. | XML
35. Gen. E. O. C. Ord, U.S.A. | XML
36. Gen. O. M. Poe, U.S.A. Corps of Engineers. | XML
37. Gen. Geo. D. Ruggles, U.S.A. | XML
38. Gen. Charles Griffin, U.S.A. | XML
39. Gen. E. P. Gaines, U.S.A. | Brady, Mathew B., ca. 1823-1896 (photographer) | XML
40. Gen. James L. Donaldson, U.S.A. | XML
41. Gen. Samuel J. Crawford, U.S.A. | XML
42. Gen. Joseph Hooker, U.S.A. | XML
43. Gen. Isaac I. Stevens, U.S.A. Corps of Engineers. | XML
44. Gen. D. C. Mc Callum, U.S.A. | XML
45. Gen. W. P. Carlin, U.S.A. | XML
46. Gen. Benjn. Harrison, U.S.A. | XML
47. Gen. H. A. Barnum, U.S.A. | XML
48. Gen. [sic] Ulric Dahlgren, U.S.A. | XML
49. Gen. C.C. Andrews, U.S.A. | XML
50. Gen. R. S. Foster, U.S.A. | XML
51. Gen. Thomas H. Hubbard, U.S.A. | XML
52. Gen. E. W. Serrell, U.S.A. | XML
53. Gen. William E. Strong, U.S.A. | XML
54. Gen. D. B. Sackett. | XML
55. Gen. Francis C. Barlow, U.S.A. | XML
56. Gen. Geo. B. McClellan, U.S.A. Corps of Engineers. | XML
57. Gen. W. T. Clarke [sic], U.S.A. | XML
58. Gen. Geo. C. Strong, U.S.A. | XML
59. Gen. Richard Busteed, U.S.A. | XML
60. Gen. Robert C. Schenck, U.S.A. | XML
61. Gen. Q. A. Gillmore, U.S.A. Corps of Engineers | XML
62. Gen. Alex. Asboth, U.S.A. | XML
63. Gen. J. F. Knipe, U.S.A. | XML
64. Gen. J. K. F. Mansfield, U.S.A. Corps of Engineers. | XML
65. Adm. (Capt.) Theodorus Bailey, U.S. Navy. | XML
66. Commodore C. R. P. Rodgers, U.S. Navy. | XML
67. Gen. J. G. Barnard, U.S.A. Corps of Engineers | XML
68. Admiral John A. Dahlgren, U.S. Navy. | XML
69. Admiral S. F. Dupont, U.S. Navy. | XML
70. Admiral D. D. Porter, U.S. Navy. | XML
71. Gen. John Ramsay [sic], U.S.A. | XML
72. Gen. Gustavus W. Smith, C.S.A. Corps of Engineers. | XML
73. Gen. James Longstreet, C.S.A. | XML
74. Gen. John B. Gordon, C.S.A. | XML
75. Gen. B. H. Robertson, C.S.A. | XML
76. Gen. Gustavus W. Smith, C.S.A. Corps of Engineers | XML
77. Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, C.S.A., Corps of Topogr. Engin. U.S.A. | XML
78. Gen. P. G. T. Beauregard, C.S.A. Corps of Engineers U.S.A. | XML
79. Gen. Martin D. Hardin, [Gen.] Wesley Merritt, U.S.A. | XML
80. Ft. Sanders, Knoxville, Tenn. | XML
81. Orlando M. Poe, circa 1890. | XML
82. Gen. Adelbert Ames, U.S.A. | XML
83. Col. O.M. Poe, 2nd Mich. Inf. Vols. | Dillman, Louis (artist) | XML
84. Group of members of the West Point Class of 1856, on the north steps of Cadet Mess-hall building. | XML
85. Gen. E. B. Tyler, U.S.A. | XML
87. Gen'l W. T. Sherman. | United States. Bureau of Engraving and Printing (engraver) | XML
88. Th : Nast. April 20, 1885. | Sarony, Napoleon, 1821-1896 (photographer) | XML
89. View of the attack on Ford Hindman, Jan. 11th 1863. | XML
90. Gen. J. S. Fullerton, U.S.A. | XML
91. Gen. Geo. L. Andrews. | XML
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NEWSPAPERS FROM THE RISE AND FALL OF THE KU KLUX KLAN IN THE 1920S: A DIVERSITY & DISSENT DIGITIZATION FUND PROJECT
$573,877 Funding Goal
Funded: $74,740
Percentage Pledged/Funded: 13%
Number of Backers: 12
Funding End Date: December 31, 2017
FUNDING LIBRARIES
View the organizations and libraries that have committed funds to Newspapers of the Ku Klux Klan here.
MAKE A FUNDING COMMITMENT
Please contact Peggy Glahn to make a funding commitment. Contribution rates are determined by library type. See the table in the Funding Tiers section below to determine your institution's contribution level.
From its birth immediately following the Civil War to its re-awakening inspired by the film Birth of a Nation in 1915 through today's fractured organizations using the Klan's name, the Ku Klux Klan has occupied a persistent place in American society. To understand today's version of American nationalism, we need to go back to the 1920s when the Klan re-emerged as a slick and successful recruiting and marketing engine that appealed to the fears and aspirations of middle-aged, middle-income, white protestant men in the middle of America. At its peak in 1924, Klan paid membership exceeded 4,000,000 and its national newspaper, the Imperial Night-Hawk, had a circulation larger than the New York Times.
The goal of this project is to assemble a comprehensive and hopefully complete collection of KKK newspapers into a fully-searchable open access database. The collection features national Klan publications (for example: the Imperial Night-Hawk and the Kourier) as well as regional and local Klan produced papers (i.e., Sgt. Dalton's Weekly, Jayhawker American, and the Minnesota Fiery Cross). The collection will also include a smaller set of papers sympathetic to the Klan (i.e., The Good Citizen and The Fellowship Forum) and a few important anti-Klan publications (Tolerance and The Record). A complete title list may be found here.
The collection will be hosted on the Reveal Digital platform, which will provide controlled access to funding libraries until the collection moves to open access. The platform provides page image-based access with full-text searching, hit-term highlighting, searchable article-level metadata, and browsing by title and issue.
A PDF summary of this project prospectus may be downloaded here.
As of Spring 2017, we are finalizing the project's conversion specifications. The Wisconsin Historical Society has provided sample issues from several of the titles targeted for inclusion. The Badger American is one of those samples and is a good example of the content that will be found in the collection.
Though published nearly a century ago, this material is still disturbing to read today. We hope that by exposing these publications to wide scrutiny, a deeper understanding of this era in American History will be found, enabling our society to be better prepared to recognize and oppose hate-based movements now and in the future.
The Badger American
FUNDING TIERS
Libraries who make their first-year contribution to the Diversity & Dissent Investment Fund will be asked to contribute an additional amount shown below to enable this project to start immediately. For non-ARL libraries, funding tiers are determined by the highest degree awarded in History.
2 yr colleges and smaller publics $2,960
Bachelors $3,700
Masters and large publics $4,440
Other Doctorate $5,920
ARLs $7,400
Original images will be stored as uncompressed 300 dpi 24-bit color TIFF images, conforming to the TIFF 6.0 specification. Images will be cropped to the page edge.
Derivative images will be 300 dpi JPEGs, compressed 20% for online delivery.
Issue and article level metadata will be provided in a METS/ALTO format with article-level OCR.
Below is the projected high-level project plan. Outreach for funding, content selection, sourcing and platform development will begin in Q1, 2017. Funding libraries will have access to material as soon as the first batch is loaded to the platform, which is anticipated in Q3 2017. The collection will be made open access immediately upon attainment of the cost recovery goal, which is forecasted to occur no later than Q4 2018 (but may be significantly earlier).
SOURCE LIBRARIES
The following libraries have agreed to provide source material for scanning. We expect to add several more libraries and archives to this list over the course of the project.
* Michigan State University
* University of Texas, Austin
* Wisconsin Historical Society, Library-Archives Division


The Francophone Free Brussels University (ULB) had decided to grant Ken Loach an honorary doctorate for his socially engaged movies.
However, on the eve of the ceremony, Charles Michel criticised this decision, arguing Loach had made anti-semitic comments.
In the Brussels Great Synagogue, Michel said that "no kind of anti-semitism should be tolerated, in whichever form.
The ULB decided to maintain the doctorate anyway, but Ken Loach had something to say when the honour was bestowed upon him yesterday evening.
He strictly denied Michel's accusations.


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namespace Symfony\Bridge\Doctrine\Tests\Logger;

use PHPUnit\Framework\TestCase;
use Psr\Log\LoggerInterface;
use Symfony\Bridge\Doctrine\Logger\DbalLogger;

class DbalLoggerTest extends TestCase
{
    /**
     * @dataProvider getLogFixtures
     */
    public function testLog($sql, $params, $logParams)
    {
        $logger = $this->createMock(LoggerInterface::class);

        $dbalLogger = $this
            ->getMockBuilder(DbalLogger::class)
            ->setConstructorArgs([$logger, null])
            ->setMethods(['log'])
            ->getMock()
        ;

        $dbalLogger
            ->expects($this->once())
            ->method('log')
            ->with($sql, $logParams)
        ;

        $dbalLogger->startQuery($sql, $params);
    }

    public function getLogFixtures()
    {
        return [
            ['SQL', null, []],
            ['SQL', [], []],
            ['SQL', ['foo' => 'bar'], ['foo' => 'bar']],
            ['SQL', ['foo' => "\x7F\xFF"], ['foo' => DbalLogger::BINARY_DATA_VALUE]],
            ['SQL', ['foo' => "bar\x7F\xFF"], ['foo' => DbalLogger::BINARY_DATA_VALUE]],
            ['SQL', ['foo' => ''], ['foo' => '']],
        ];
    }

    public function testLogNonUtf8()
    {
        $logger = $this->createMock(LoggerInterface::class);

        $dbalLogger = $this
            ->getMockBuilder(DbalLogger::class)
            ->setConstructorArgs([$logger, null])
            ->setMethods(['log'])
            ->getMock()
        ;

        $dbalLogger
            ->expects($this->once())
            ->method('log')
            ->with('SQL', ['utf8' => 'foo', 'nonutf8' => DbalLogger::BINARY_DATA_VALUE])
        ;

        $dbalLogger->startQuery('SQL', [
            'utf8' => 'foo',
            'nonutf8' => "\x7F\xFF",
        ]);
    }

    public function testLogNonUtf8Array()
    {
        $logger = $this->createMock(LoggerInterface::class);

        $dbalLogger = $this
            ->getMockBuilder(DbalLogger::class)
            ->setConstructorArgs([$logger, null])
            ->setMethods(['log'])
            ->getMock()
        ;

        $dbalLogger
            ->expects($this->once())
            ->method('log')
            ->with('SQL', [
                    'utf8' => 'foo',
                    [
                        'nonutf8' => DbalLogger::BINARY_DATA_VALUE,
                    ],
                ]
            )
        ;

        $dbalLogger->startQuery('SQL', [
            'utf8' => 'foo',
            [
                'nonutf8' => "\x7F\xFF",
            ],
        ]);
    }

    public function testLogLongString()
    {
        $logger = $this->createMock(LoggerInterface::class);

        $dbalLogger = $this
            ->getMockBuilder(DbalLogger::class)
            ->setConstructorArgs([$logger, null])
            ->setMethods(['log'])
            ->getMock()
        ;

        $testString = 'abc';

        $shortString = str_pad('', DbalLogger::MAX_STRING_LENGTH, $testString);
        $longString = str_pad('', DbalLogger::MAX_STRING_LENGTH + 1, $testString);

        $dbalLogger
            ->expects($this->once())
            ->method('log')
            ->with('SQL', ['short' => $shortString, 'long' => substr($longString, 0, DbalLogger::MAX_STRING_LENGTH - 6).' [...]'])
        ;

        $dbalLogger->startQuery('SQL', [
            'short' => $shortString,
            'long' => $longString,
        ]);
    }

    public function testLogUTF8LongString()
    {
        $logger = $this->createMock(LoggerInterface::class);

        $dbalLogger = $this
            ->getMockBuilder(DbalLogger::class)
            ->setConstructorArgs([$logger, null])
            ->setMethods(['log'])
            ->getMock()
        ;

        $testStringArray = ['é', 'á', 'ű', 'ő', 'ú', 'ö', 'ü', 'ó', 'í'];
        $testStringCount = \count($testStringArray);

        $shortString = '';
        $longString = '';
        for ($i = 1; $i <= DbalLogger::MAX_STRING_LENGTH; ++$i) {
            $shortString .= $testStringArray[$i % $testStringCount];
            $longString .= $testStringArray[$i % $testStringCount];
        }
        $longString .= $testStringArray[$i % $testStringCount];

        $dbalLogger
            ->expects($this->once())
            ->method('log')
            ->with('SQL', ['short' => $shortString, 'long' => mb_substr($longString, 0, DbalLogger::MAX_STRING_LENGTH - 6, 'UTF-8').' [...]'])
        ;

        $dbalLogger->startQuery('SQL', [
                'short' => $shortString,
                'long' => $longString,
            ]);
    }
}

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Chapelwood UMC
9:30 - English
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Em 2006 a banda decide voltar aos estúdios Generator, novamente com Vegeta, para gravar mais 3 temas e assim juntar aos restantes, com o objectivo de editarem o seu primeiro MCD intitulado "The Eyes of Laura Mars". O resultado final foram 9 poderosos e emocionais temas que deixavam antever aquele que seria o primeiro álbum da carreira dos OHS. O álbum tem nove temas e é um mergulho disperso por entre as correntes mais revoltas do rock – outras, nem por isso. Não, também não é assim tão simples. Na verdade, a facilidade com que o sexteto sadino viaja durante o seu disco do pop ao metal - sem perder uma certa coesão interna – é simplesmente assustadora; o mesmo se passa quando viajam do emocore ao screamo - nada de estranho – ou do rock ao clássico de "Outro" – um pouco mais estranho. A forma desbragada e desinibida com que os One Hundred Steps o fazem, deixa-nos geralmente – e positivamente – alerta. O que os One Hundred Steps fizeram em "The Eyes of Laura Mars"- e que muitas vezes resulta mal – foi juntar um leque de influências – e tendências – num mesmo caldeirão; mexeram bem, tocaram melhor e serviram o repasto com um requinte suficiente para nos convencer, viajando em poucos minutos.

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Q: Adding checkboxes in alphabetical order I have written some code where I loop through Pivot-Items and if a value matches a value within a list of values, a checkbox is created into a userform. I have now added another value to the list, and as expected the userform shows the new value with a checkbox, however it is as the end of the list, although it starts with an "A" and the list is actually alphabetically sorted. I have refreshed several times, opened the sheet etc. but the new value checkbox just won't go to the top of the list of checkboxed where it is supposed to be. The "if" checks are not in alphabetical order and I believe that should not make any difference.
I suspect the reason is that I added the new name last in the pivot table? how do I make the pivot table "forget" that?

    'List Checkboxes
    intTop = 10 'set the cursor for the first checkbox

    Set frNew = Me.Controls.Add("Forms.frame.1")
    With frNew
        .Name = "SingleC"
        .Caption = "Single Clients"
        .Width = 150
        .Left = 180
        .Height = 170
        .Top = 100
    End With

    Set pf = pt.PivotFields("Various Names")

    For Each pi In pf.PivotItems
     If pi.Value = "dcc" Or _
        pi.Value = "eff" Or _
        pi.Value = "mgg" Or _
        pi.Value = "lpp" Or _
        pi.Value = "bgg" Or _
        pi.Value = "gtt" Then
        Set cbNew = frNew.Controls.Add("Forms.Checkbox.1")
        With cbNew
            .Name = pi.Value
            .Caption = pi.Value
            .Left = 10
            .Top = intTop
            .AutoSize = True
        End With
    intTop = intTop + 15
    Else
    End If
 Next pi

I expect the names to be in alphabetical order, i.e. starting at dcc and ending at mgg from top to bottom. Now my list is the one previously (before I added the new value) and the new value is in the end, although it should be in the second place.

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