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Q: Exception occurred while processing message. System.InvalidOperationException: IDX20803: Unable to obtain configuration from: '[PII is hidden I am following this tutorial which secures my Blazor WebAssembly Apps with Auth2.com and I am using command line to run the program. I could completed all the steps successfully and I could the Blazor app. But for the last step, I got this error from the command line
Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authentication.JwtBearer.JwtBearerHandler[3]
      Exception occurred while processing message. System.InvalidOperationException: IDX20803: Unable to obtain configuration from: '[PII is hidden. For more details, see https://aka.ms/IdentityModel/PII.]'.  ---> System.ArgumentException: IDX20108: The address specified '[PII is hidden. For more details, see https://aka.ms/IdentityModel/PII.]' is not valid as per HTTPS scheme. Please specify an https address for security reasons. If you want to test with http address, set the RequireHttps property  on IDocumentRetriever to false. (Parameter 'address')

and in my browser console, I get error below:

This is QuizViewer.razor which consume the API
@page "/quizViewer"
@attribute [Authorize]
@using QuizManagerClientHosted.Shared
@using System.Net.Http.Json

@using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Components.WebAssembly.Authentication
@using System.Net.Http.Headers

@inject HttpClient Http
@inject IAccessTokenProvider TokenProvider

Take your quiz!

Your current score is @currentScore

@if (quiz == null)
{

Loading...

}
else
{
    int quizIndex = 0;
    @foreach (var quizItem in quiz)
    {

@quizItem.Question

                @{
                    int choiceIndex = 0;
                    quizScores.Add(0);
                }
                @foreach (var choice in quizItem.Choices)
                {
                    int currentQuizIndex = quizIndex;
                    <input class="form-check-input" type="radio" name="@quizIndex" value="@choiceIndex" @onchange="@((eventArgs) => UpdateScore(Convert.ToInt32(eventArgs.Value), currentQuizIndex))" />@choice

                    choiceIndex++;
                }

        quizIndex++;
    }
}

@code {
    List<QuizItem> quiz;
    List<int> quizScores = new List<int>();
    int currentScore = 0;

    protected override async Task OnInitializedAsync()
    {

        using (var requestMessage = new HttpRequestMessage(HttpMethod.Get, "quiz"))
        {
            var tokenResult = await TokenProvider.RequestAccessToken();

            if (tokenResult.TryGetToken(out var token))
            {
                requestMessage.Headers.Authorization =
                  new AuthenticationHeaderValue("Bearer", token.Value);
                var response = await Http.SendAsync(requestMessage);
                quiz = await response.Content.ReadFromJsonAsync<List<QuizItem>>();
            }
        }

    }

    void UpdateScore(int chosenAnswerIndex, int quizIndex)
    {
        var quizItem = quiz[quizIndex];

        if (chosenAnswerIndex == quizItem.AnswerIndex)
        {
            quizScores[quizIndex] = quizItem.Score;
        }
        else
        {
            quizScores[quizIndex] = 0;
        }
        currentScore = quizScores.Sum();
    }
}

and this is the API controller
using QuizManagerClientHosted.Shared;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc;
using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authorization;

namespace QuizManagerClientHosted.Server.Controllers
{
    [ApiController]
    [Route("[controller]")]
    [Authorize]
    public class QuizController : ControllerBase
    {
        private static readonly List<QuizItem> Quiz = new List<QuizItem> {
            new QuizItem
                {
                    Question = "Which of the following is the name of a Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece?",
                    Choices = new List<string> {"Sunflowers", "Mona Lisa", "The Kiss"},
                    AnswerIndex = 1,
                    Score = 3
                },
                new QuizItem
                {
                    Question = "Which of the following novels was written by Miguel de Cervantes?",
                    Choices = new List<string> {"The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancia", "The Life of Gargantua and of Pantagruel", "One Hundred Years of Solitude"},
                    AnswerIndex = 0,
                    Score = 5
                }
            };

        [HttpGet]
        public List<QuizItem> Get()
        {
            return Quiz;
        }
    }
}

and Server startup.cs
using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Builder;
using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Hosting;
using Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration;
using Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection;
using Microsoft.Extensions.Hosting;
using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authentication.JwtBearer;

namespace QuizManagerClientHosted.Server
{
  public class Startup
  {
    public Startup(IConfiguration configuration)
    {
      Configuration = configuration;
    }

    public IConfiguration Configuration { get; }

    public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
    {
      services.AddAuthentication(options =>
      {
        options.DefaultAuthenticateScheme = JwtBearerDefaults.AuthenticationScheme;
        options.DefaultChallengeScheme = JwtBearerDefaults.AuthenticationScheme;
      }).AddJwtBearer(options =>
      {
        options.Authority = Configuration["Auth0:Authority"];
        options.Audience = Configuration["Auth0:ApiIdentifier"];
      });

      services.AddControllersWithViews();
      services.AddRazorPages();
    }

    public void Configure(IApplicationBuilder app, IWebHostEnvironment env)
    {
      if (env.IsDevelopment())
      {
        app.UseDeveloperExceptionPage();
        app.UseWebAssemblyDebugging();
      }
      else
      {
        app.UseExceptionHandler("/Error");

        app.UseHsts();
      }

      app.UseHttpsRedirection();
      app.UseBlazorFrameworkFiles();
      app.UseStaticFiles();

      app.UseRouting();

      app.UseAuthentication();
      app.UseAuthorization();

      app.UseEndpoints(endpoints =>
      {
        endpoints.MapRazorPages();
        endpoints.MapControllers();
        endpoints.MapFallbackToFile("index.html");
      });
    }
  }
}

How do I fix this? Which part I configure wrongly?

A: Each account in Auth0 has a discovery endpoint and you can find it by going to Settings for your Auth0 application and then under Advanced settings you will find the Endpoints tab.
Under there you will find your OpenID Configuration URL.

A: If you're following the Blazor WASM tutorial and you run into this error what most likely happened is you added https:// to the Domain in Server/appsettings.json
{ "Auth0": { "Domain": "https://something.auth0.com" } }
The example code for the Server/Program.cs uses string interpolation to add the https://
builder.Services.AddAuthentication(JwtBearerDefaults.AuthenticationScheme)
    .AddJwtBearer(JwtBearerDefaults.AuthenticationScheme, c =>
    {
        // HERE
        c.Authority = $"https://{builder.Configuration["Auth0:Domain"]}";
        c.TokenValidationParameters = new Microsoft.IdentityModel.Tokens.TokenValidationParameters
        {
            ValidAudience = builder.Configuration["Auth0:Audience"],
            // AND HERE
            ValidIssuer = $"https://{builder.Configuration["Auth0:Domain"]}"
        };
    });

So either remove https:// from the Server/appsettings.json or remove it from Server/Program.cs


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package com.accela.TestCases.objectStreams;

public class ClassI
{
	private int id;

	private ClassG classG;

	public ClassI()
	{
		id = (int) (Math.random() * 100);
	}

	public int getId()
	{
		return id;
	}

	public void setId(int id)
	{
		this.id = id;
	}

	public ClassG getClassG()
	{
		return classG;
	}

	public void setClassG(ClassG classG)
	{
		this.classG = classG;
	}

	public boolean equals(Object obj)
	{
		ClassI other=(ClassI)obj;

		if(id==other.id)
		{
			return true;
		}

		return false;
	}

}

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How Do I Allocate More Power to a Graphics Card?
If you're into gaming and want to allocate more power to your graphics card, you can adjust the card's settings from the Graphics Control Panel. Depending upon the version of Windows that you are using and the graphics card model, not all of the options will be available. But, if you're running Windows Vista or Windows 7, you can set individual games or applications to use a unique setting to help optimize their performance.
Move your mouse to a blank area on your display screen. Right-click, highlight and select your graphics card from the drop-down menu. The "Graphics Settings" pop-up window will appear on your screen. Next, highlight and select the "3D" option from the drop-down menu.
Override the graphics card to standard default settings. Click the check box for "Custom Settings." Then, select the "Anti-Aliasing" option from the drop-down menu.
Click the "Use Application Settings" check box. The game or application that you are running will choose the level that it needs to run effectively.
Highlight and select "Adaptive Anti-Aliasing" from the drop-down menu. Next, click the "Enable Anti-Aliasing" check box. This option will help improve a visual image quality.
Select the "Anisotropic Filter" option from the drop-down menu. Then, click "Enable the settings." Next, select "More Options" from the drop-down menu and click the "Triple Buffering" and "Support DTX Texture Format" check boxes.
You can allocate more power to your graphics card. You can adjust your BIOS (Basic Input Output System) settings or overclock Windows memory. Also, third-party utilities are available for graphics cards that you can download from the Internet. The utilities will allow you to set the operating speed of the GPU (Graphic Processing Unit) and the memory, as well as configure 3D functions for applications.
The easiest way to increase your graphics card performance is by installing the latest drivers and tweaking them. You can always invest in a more powerful graphics card, but if you decide to overclock your present card to boost its frequency, make sure that your system is equipped with powerful cooling fans to help keep the components inside your computer from overheating. Overclocking your computer can put an excessive amount of wear and tear on your system's resources.


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package net.firejack.platform.web.security.extension.filter;

import net.firejack.platform.utils.OpenFlameConfig;
import net.firejack.platform.web.cache.CacheManager;
import net.firejack.platform.web.security.session.ISessionExpirationCheckStrategy;
import net.firejack.platform.web.security.session.UserSessionManager;

@Deprecated
public class ConsoleExpirationCheckStrategy implements ISessionExpirationCheckStrategy {

    @Override
    public boolean isSessionExpired(String sessionToken) {
        UserSessionManager sessionManager = UserSessionManager.getInstance();
        boolean result;
        if (sessionManager.isUserSessionExpired(sessionToken)) {
            result = true;//signal that session expired
        } else {
            sessionManager.prolongUserSessionExpiration(
                    sessionToken,  Long.parseLong(OpenFlameConfig.SESSION_EXPIRATION_PERIOD.getValue()));
            result = false;
        }
        return result;
    }

    @Override
    public boolean isSessionTokenActive(String sessionToken) {
        Boolean sessionTokenActiveStatus = CacheManager.getInstance().getSessionTokenActiveStatus(sessionToken);
        return sessionTokenActiveStatus == null ? false : sessionTokenActiveStatus;
    }

}


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Q: How to access class(implements Runnable) field i want to control thread by input value.
if input value is 1 than do something.
else nothing.
class Main {
  class test implements Runnable{
    public boolean flag = true;
    public int val = 0;

    @Override
    public void run(){
      while(true){
        if(flag == true){
          pt();
        }
      }
    }

    public void pt(){
      System.out.println(val++);
      flag = false;
    }
  }

  public static void main(String[] args) {
    Main m = new Main();
    test r = m.new test();
    Thread t = new Thread(r);
    t.start();

    Scanner reader = new Scanner(System.in);
    while(true){
      int n = reader.nextInt();
      if(n==1){
        r.flag = true;
        // t.flag = true;
      }
      else{
        r.flag = false;
        // t.flag = false;
      }
   }
  }
}

This is my code.
Obviously,
I knowing that r.flag does not change the value of Thread t.
So, even if typing 1, Nothing happens.
but t.flag is impossible. object t have not variable flag.
How to access t.r.flag .... can you understand?
I think something is making a lot of fools right now.
Am I going in a wrong direction?

A: Short answer:
Change public boolean flag = true; to public volatile boolean flag = true;
JVM optimized the code by caching the value of flag because it is 'obvious' that it would be be changed.

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The annual Field Day at Shepherds Fold Preschool and Graduation. The kids will get a "Hose Down" for GVFD firefighters to cool the excitement down during the activities. A teacher or two might get wet as well.


I well tell you what I am totally digging lately, pink and leafy greens. I know that the leaf decor trend has been in for awhile now, and has even made its way into Summer fashions, but I cannot get this look out of my head. For all of you non-believers out there, the people who think a pink and green color combination is only for Lily Pulitzer, think again. Everyone needs a little Palm Beach Chic in their life. For God's sake, if I don't get some leafy decor in my life I am going to choke a you know what. Tell me you aren't down, just try.
One of my favorite combos. I love that first kitchen. btw congrats on the House Beautiful shout out that is awesome!
Some of my favorite rooms! Love the color combo. When done right, it will always be chic.
I love everything! Pink and green is one of my fave color combos.
That first dining room is a killer!
Yes to all of the above images. That couch is amaze!
Lindsay that 1st image, oh my, and the first office are my faves!! Wow.
Love love love this combo!!
LOVE the fig leaf wallpaper!! All of those combos are so fun and fresh!
Lindsay- as a fellow leaf lover myself, I agree that you really *need* some leaves + pink in your life. My green leafy chair with the pink dragon pillow is easily my favorite spot in the house. Love it. Don't think I will ever tire of looking at it. So get to it and let us know how you add leaves to your home!
Loooove it. Some of these rooms look like they are straight out of a Lily Pullitzer mag.
The graphics and colors in those Style at Home images are punchy perfect. Always have loved this combination!
I adore all of your inspiration pictures!! The pink and green combo is such a fun way to spruce up your place and add some pops of color!! I've been obsessed with that 1st picture for.like.ever!
I love everyone of these happy spaces. Viva la PINK!
This combo is making me so happy as well! I'm typically a pink girl so no shock!
Lindsay I love all of these!!!


To nominate a student, faculty or staff member for the Spirit of MLK Exemplary Awards which are presented at the annual MLK Awards Luncheon complete form here.
YWCA Corpus Christi will hold their Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service Racial Justice Forum themed "Shall We Dance?". While championing the mission of "Eliminating Racism and Empowering Women," YWCA Corpus Christi invites panelists and community members to engage in thought-provoking conversations that will lead to engagement to action. The goal is to encourage people to do their part, to bring acceptance across cultures, challenge people to widen their own social circles and discuss an implementation of best practices for diversity and inclusion. This community event is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Sharon Bailey Lewis (361) 765-2562.
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Corpus Christi Alumnae Chapter's 33rd Annual MLK Commemorative March begins at Nueces County Courthouse, 901 Leopard Street, and ends at Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd, 700 S. Upper Broadway Street. For more information, email corpuschristidst@gmail.com.
Join the Student Volunteer Connection for "A Day On, Not A Day Off." Students will be helping to repair, restore, and revive the historic Ritz Theatre to its former glory. The Ritz Theatre is one of the last historic buildings remaining in Corpus Christi. Built in 1929, The Ritz was the 1st talking movie theater in the area, one of the finest theatres in Texas, and is best known as The Ritz Music Hall in the 1970s, home to a great range of artists from Willie Nelson, Bob Dylan and Stevie Ray Vaughn to Metallica and Def Leppard. This event is open to all TAMU-CC students. To participate, please fill out the MLK Day of Service waiver at https://tamucc.campuslabs.com/engage/submitter/form/start/238901. For more information, contact SVC (361) 825-2106 or email SVC@tamucc.edu.
The Mary and Jeff Bell Library will feature interactive displays and displays with local black history and collection highlights throughout the library.
There are unique challenges and experiences People of Color go through related to health from access to health care, treatment, and the health issues themselves. Mental health, heart disease, cancer, diabetes and STDs continue to be higher in the Black community. Cynthia Bunton-Gonzales with South Texas Family Planning & Health Corporation will facilitate a discussion and share insight on healthy living. For more information, contact Deshawna Colvin (361) 825-2289 or email Deshawna.Colvin@tamucc.edu.
An award-winning television personality, Liza will share personal stories about finding her unique voice, cultivating confidence, and building her incredible future as a TAMU-CC alumna. This event is free and open to everyone. For more information, contact Delaney Foster (361) 825-3925 or email Delaney.Foster@tamucc.edu.
The Tunnel of Freedom is an interactive display created to educate our students and the community about the historic journey of African Americans. Feel free to explore at your own pace as you read about the many important steps in the African American experience while considering the trials and tribulations that we still face as we work towards making this world a more inclusive and welcoming place for us all. For more information, contact Deshawna Colvin (361) 825-2289 or email Deshawna.Colvin@tamucc.edu.
Enjoy a free meal while discussing what research has to tell us about the origin of stereotypes. Tell us how you defy the stereotype! RSVP on I-Engage: https://tamucc.campuslabs.com/engage/event/2049640. For more information, contact Delaney Foster (361) 825-3925 or email Delaney.Foster@tamucc.edu.
Poet and spoken word artist Ashlee Haze will host and perform at Islander Cultural Alliance's Black History Month Poetry Slam. Local poets, TAMUCC students, staff, and faculty are invited to read their favorite or original pieces in celebration of Black History Month. TAMUCC students are invited to compete for prizes by performing original works. Register for the competition on I-Engage: https://tamucc.campuslabs.com/engage/submitter/form/start/248292. For more information, contact ICA (361) 825-2539 or email ICA@tamucc.edu.
Enjoy a free meal while discussing what research has to tell us about the origin of stereotypes. Tell us how you defy the stereotype! RSVP on I-Engage: https://tamucc.campuslabs.com/engage/event/2049640.For more information, contact Delaney Foster (361) 825-3925 or email Delaney.Foster@tamucc.edu.
Microaggression exists in everyday language whether it is indirect, subtle, unintentional or intentional. Dr. Bilaye Benibo, Sociology Professor at TAMUCC, will educate and facilitate a discussion on microaggression. This conversation will leave attendees with a better understanding of the everyday language, verbal and nonverbal, used to insult and separate people. For more information, contact Deshawna Colvin (361) 825-2289 or email Deshawna.Colvin@tamucc.edu.
Come join in on the Campus Conversation as we dive deep to discuss the cultural and political controversy of Black hair. Why is there so much debate about Black hair? This discussion, facilitated by Ms. Angela Walker, Associate Dean of Students, will take a look at the journeys Black women have experienced with their hair and how it's perceived, judged, and graded using a European standard of beauty. For more information, contact Angela Walker (361) 825-6219 or email Angela.Walker@tamucc.edu.
Dr. Shane Gleason, Assistant Professor of Political Science at TAMUCC, will explain the very complex and controversial relationship between race and the law. For more information, contact Deshawna Colvin (361) 825-2289 or email Deshawna.Colvin@tamucc.edu.
You ever feel like you can never really be who you truly are? You shift based on the people you are around? Codeswitching is the "act of altering how you express yourself based on the audience you are around". Deshawna Colvin will facilitate a discussion on codeswitching. For more information, contact Deshawna Colvin (361) 825-2289 or email Deshawna.Colvin@tamucc.edu.
For more information, contact Campus Activities Board (361) 825-2363 or email CAB@tamucc.edu.
Step Afrika! blends percussive dance styles practiced by historically African American fraternities and sororities, African traditional dance and influences from a variety of other dance and art forms. Performances are much more than dance shows; they integrate songs, storytelling, humor, and audience participation. The event is appropriate for all ages. It is free and open to everyone. For more information, contact Susan La Torre (361) 825-5778 or email susan.latorre@tamucc.edu.
The Islander Cultural Alliance will celebrate the spirit of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. during the MLK Awards Luncheon. Join us in recognizing students, faculty, and staff who exemplify the ideals of MLK. RSVP on I-Engage: LINK. To nominate a student, staff, faculty, or alum: LINK. For more information, contact ICA (361) 825-2539 or email ICA@tamucc.edu.
History Professor Sandrine Sanos will screen Speak Up/Make Your Way (Ouvrir La Voix) and facilitate a discussion on Afrofeminism. Ouvrir La Voix is a film about francophone European Black women from the diaspora. It showcases art performances and compelling storytelling from those who are usually spoken of or spoken for. The film focuses on our common experience related to our minority status in predominantly White ex-colonial countries while highlighting the great diversity of our Afro-pean communities. Ouvrir La Voix aims at bringing to light our existence at the crossroad of multiple discriminations that go way beyond our "Black women" status. It is a statement from francophone European black women about why we choose to reclaim their narrative. For more information, contact Dr. Beth Robinson (361) 825-3385 or email Beth.Robinson@tamucc.edu.
If you are interested in being a part of next year's Black History Month Committee, please contact Stephanie Schmidt at 361-825-2707 or stephanie.schmidt@tamucc.edu.


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Q: WPF UserControl cannot find XAML resource in referencing project In my WPF project i keep a user control in a separate library project. The user control accesses resources in a separate XAML file, like this:
<UserControl.Resources>
    <ResourceDictionary>
        <ResourceDictionary.MergedDictionaries>
            <ResourceDictionary Source="/Resources/ViewResources.xaml" />
        </ResourceDictionary.MergedDictionaries>
        <!-- Local styles here -->
    </ResourceDictionary>
</UserControl.Resources>

The resource file, ViewResources.xaml, resides in a folder in the control library project named Resources. It has the default build action (Page) and custom tool (MSBuild:Compile).
The problem is when I reference the control library in my WPF application and use the user control. At runtime, I get the following XamlParseException:
Set property 'System.Windows.ResourceDictionary.Source' threw an exception.

...which wraps the IOException:
Cannot locate resource 'resources/viewresources.xaml'.

How can I fix this? I have tried to change the resource file's build action to "content" and have it copied to the output directory (that works for files and similar "dumb" resources). But to no avail. Also, it doesn't work property in the user control then.
Is there a better way to specify the path?
Will I have to move the resource file to the application project (I'd rather not, as it belongs in the user control's domain).

A: In my case I had the ResourceDictionary and the UserControl on the same Library, but separate from the main application. What worked for me was specifying the name of the assembly in the format Adam suggested in the comment AND I had to change the ResourceDictionary in the project from Embedded Resource to Page. I didn't try using the pack:// format, but I assume it would work too.
<ResourceDictionary Source="/AssemblyName;component/Assets/MyResource.xaml"/>

A: Found it.
Turns out there is a better way to specify the path, Pack URIs. I changed the XAML to the following:
<UserControl.Resources>
    <ResourceDictionary>
        <ResourceDictionary.MergedDictionaries>
            <ResourceDictionary Source="pack://application:,,,/RoutingManager;component/Resources/ViewResources.xaml" />
        </ResourceDictionary.MergedDictionaries>
        <!-- Local styles here -->
    </ResourceDictionary>
</UserControl.Resources>

and that fixed it.

A: I thought it was worth posting this just in case anyone else is struggling with the same problem, as I've spent over two hours fighting with syntax, etc. only to find that the solution was dead simple, but not that apparent:
When referencing a packed resource from another control library, it seems to work fine at design time, and even compiles without error, but fails at runtime with the 'Set property 'System.Windows.ResourceDictionary.Source' threw an exception' error.  It turns out that simply referencing the resource assembly from your control library is not enough, you ALSO need to add a REFERENCE to the assembly containing the resource dictionary in you main application assembly, else it seems it does not get compiled into the application. (i.e. Startup Application (the one with app.xaml) -> Add Reference -> select assembly with referenced resource file/s).
Hope this helps!

A: I had the same error (IOException - file not found), which cost me a day of my life that I'll never get back.
Using neither the simpler "/assemblyname..." nor the "pack://...." syntax worked for me.
I was referencing the resource assembly in my main assembly correctly.
The error disappeared when I changed my xaml resource file Build Action property to "Resource", as mentioned above.
However, I then encountered a XamlParseException at this line:
<ImageBrush x:Key="WindowBackground" ImageSource="Images/gradient.png" />
(which I had hand-typed).
This left the xaml resource file I was trying to include with effectively an invalid dependency.
Oddly the fix was to delete the ImageSource property I had typed, re-insert it BUT select the image from the pulldown menus that appear as a result.
Even though the resulting line appears exactly the same, it clearly isn't.
Starting to dislike WPF (VS2013), but hope this helps.
:0/

A: I had the same situation, but the Pack URIs didn't help me, I was still getting "Cannot locate resource..." exception in the referencing (executable) project. What helped me, was the setting of my ResourceDictionary files in the custom control library project as Embedded Resource.


The IIL infirmary is located on the ground-floor of the main building. Two nurses are present on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 8 am to 4:30 pm, and on Wednesdays from 8 am to 1.30 pm.
Together with the international school doctor, the nurses liaise with the Office de l'Enfance et de la Jeunesse (OEJ), the Geneva child health and protection service.
As health professionals, the school nurses are subject to medical confidentiality. Information regarding student health therefore remains strictly confidential.
IIL nurses have a holistic approach to student health. They follow-up on medical treatment, listen, and support students, parents and teachers on health-related matters. The overall prevention programme is carried out in partnership with students, teachers, families, the school nurses and the school doctor.
Nurses are qualified to administer first aid and medical treatment based on prescriptions. In case of an accident or illness, they make direct contact with parents and, if necessary, ensure that the student is taken to an appropriate medical structure (Geneva University Hospital HUG, dispensary). The IIL nurses are available to answer any questions you may have concerning your child's health issues.
In accordance with the requirements of the Geneva child health and protection service (OEJ), parents of new students must provide medical details regarding their children. On arrival at the school they receive two questionnaires, one of which they fill in themselves. The other is to be filled in by the paediatrician or family doctor. Both forms must be returned to the school nurses without delay. This assessment helps to identify children with chronic diseases or allergies and to monitor the immunization status of each student. All information is covered by medical confidentiality.
In the case of food allergies, individualised support tailored to the specific needs of the student is provided by the school canteen staff in partnership with parents and the IIL housekeeper. Serious allergies may require specific conditions. Information regarding allergies does not fall under medical confidentiality.


A popular noisemaker for sporting events, weddings and fundraisers. The 3" pink cowbells are packed with lots of noise. Made of hard metal and painted pink, the cowbells measure 3" on the wide side of the base and 3" high from the base to the top of the handle. This product is sold as a pack of 12, more colors available in our store.


eXcelon Corporation today announced that Philip Lee has been appointed president of the Object Design division. Lee brings more than fifteen years of executive-level sales and marketing leadership with companies such as BBN, Interleaf and Oracle Corporation. Lee will report directly to Robert Goldman, eXcelon chairman and chief executive officer.
Lee will lead the Object Design division, which was established in January 2001. He is responsible for setting strategy and guiding Object Design's day-to-day operations, including sales, marketing and professional services, as well as product planning and development.
Previously, Lee was president and CEO of Domain Pharma Corp. (now Clinsoft Corp) of Lexington, Mass., US, a spin-off of BBN Software Products Corp. At Domain Pharma he developed strategic plans, increased revenues, led a return to profitability and raised venture funding. Prior to joining Domain Pharma, Lee was vice president, worldwide sales and services for BBN Software Products Corp. where he managed sales, service and customer support.
Lee, 46, has also held executive sales and technical positions at Interleaf, Inc., Oracle Corporation, Digital Equipment Corporation and General Motors. He holds both a bachelor of science degree and a master's of engineering degree in operations research and industrial engineering from Cornell University in Ithaca, New York. Lee will be based in Burlington, Mass., US, Object Design's worldwide headquarters.
Newly appointed Mustafa Atik, 36, will be responsible for all sales activities across Europe, Middle East and Africa with immediate effect. He is based in Theale, Berkshire, UK. Mustafa has over 13 years experience within the IT industry. He gained extensive experience in sectors such as finance, telecommunication, retail and manufacturing within the European, specifically the german markets.
Prior to joining Object Design he worked for Mirror Image Internet as Sales Manager, before that as Sales Manager for BMC Software Germany. Previously he was a Key Account Manager with Oracle and NEC. Mustafa Atik received his Bachelor´s degree in Mechanical Engineering from Frankfurt am Main Polytechnics in 1988.
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Next weekend is my family's yearly reunion. It's across the country, so I'm not going, but my father is currently contemplating the trip. When we talked about the event this week, he talked about how he wanted to go and see everyone, but he also wanted to avoid a number of different conversation topics. Like all families, we have things we'd rather not talk about and he was worried he was going to get caught in a bunch of awkward conversations where people asked him about things he didn't want to talk about and he was forced to answer and have a lot of awkward conversations. My advice: Go in with a plan.
I started coming up with a plan for conversations roughly 20 years ago when my mum was fighting cancer for the first time. My home life was rough at the time and I desperately didn't want to talk about it constantly every time I left the house, but everywhere I went people would always hit me with the standard "How's your mum?" For a while I would answer honestly, recounting how she was having trouble eating or had spent a few days in the hospital earlier in the week, that would evolve into a much longer conversation than I wanted to have. Then one day I made an amazing discovery: No one cared.
To say no one cared is a bit extreme, I think on some level they did want my mum to be ok. The answer they were looking for when they asked about her though was "Great!" No one really wanted to hear about all the horrible things that had happened in the weeks and months since they had last asked. They were asking out of politeness and I was answering also to be polite, but the conversation didn't really need to happen at all.
So, I came up with a standard response for each church trip/party/event that answered the question, but never went into much detail. Turns out, responding "She's still fighting!" or "She's back at home now, I'm sure she'd love to hear from you!" had same effect as going into lots of detail about chemo and hospital visits. Truth be told, all these people knew my mum and knew her phone number and where we lived. If they really wanted to know how she was doing they would have asked her themselves, not brought it up casually when they bumped into me at the supermarket.
Planned conversations certainly aren't fool-proof, but as someone who hates small talk, they can be a lifesaver in situations, like family reunions, where there are a handful of topics you don't want to talk about.
My advice to my dad was just to respond to questions he didn't want to answer with a very short nondescript answer, and then immediately change the subject to something slightly related he did want to talk about.
The original question asker likely won't notice the transition, and if they do, going back to the original question will be awkward after the topic shift, so they're not likely to do it.
A: It's going! I had lunch at a restaurant near her house last week when I was there. Have you tried the pizza there?
A: He's been keeping to himself lately. I'm sure he'd love to hear from you. You should call him! How's X doing?
A: I'm looking into [random field] I'm really excited about it. Bobby just got a promotion at work. Have you talked to him about it? It sounds great!
The key to success with this is to have a prepared answer that to some extent answers the question, as well as a planned conversation pivot. With my mum, I always had one simple story to share with everyone. She eventually moved into a nursing home and was in charge of the library. Everyone I know knew about that library because it was a safe, moderately-personal story I could tell people.
You certainly can't make it through an entire family reunion deflecting conversations (or maybe you can), but if there are a few difficult topics you definitely want to avoid, a little forward planning can ensure you don't have to deal with them.


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Yes, one of the side effects of having a couple of very young nephews (kids of some friends, really) who like flying and airplanes is you start finding all these sorts of things wherever you look (for several years one of the nephews' fave cuddly toys was a similarly-fluffy (but rather larger) space shuttle (tanks and all) that I picked up in NASA's space store at Orlando airport while there for a conference on Agile programming (yes, I'm such a nerd). I also have a fat pink knitted Dalek, but we're here to talk GA in CA, not Dr Who and TV icons, no?
Anyway, reading this blog lately you'd think I've given up flying, or at least given up blogging about it. Well, I haven't given up flying, but blogging's certainly been an issue. Basically, while I've flown several times since my last posting here, I've also spent most of May, June, and July away from home (overseas for work, mostly, and rarely in any exotic places, just places I'm from, like Australia or England), and August in a typical product release crunch (Agile? Right…). No complaints about all that from me, but it makes setting aside the time to blog about it all a bit difficult (I admire Aviatrix's continued discipline in blogging, but then she has a rather more interesting aviational life than I do, no?).
To make a long story short, in those months I've taken the four+ year old flying again, taken another English colleague on the Bay Tour (hi Sam! Thanks for not curling up and screaming "We're all going to die!!!!"), done a bunch of night landing practice, and other stuff I can't remember right now. Wish I had the time to blog it all in detail, but all I have is a bunch of photos I haven't had time to sort, and a vague hope that sometime in the next month I can get IFR current again and start writing about it all again.


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Be Positive, Stay Focused, Reach Out: Jon Wetzler's Job Search Story
by Jon Wetzler
Everyone's job search story is different, but each individual story can inspire and empower others who are on their own unique path. Jon Wetzler remained diligent and focused through a job search that lasted more than a year, eventually landing a great job through his robust network. Here's Jon's story.
What do you do for a career? Who do you work for?
I am one of a team of four educational leaders who manage training development activities for a bilingual(Spanish/English) Department of Defense Institute. The Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation (WHINSEC) trains military officers, cadets, enlisted soldiers and civilian personnel from Western Hemispheric military, police and non-governmental organizations (NGO). In this role, I coordinate and supervise the development, delivery of instruction and revision of military education and training programs taught in resident/non-resident courses and ensure compliance with all higher authority training guidance updates.
I collaborate closely with WHINSEC's faculty and staff to integrate and synchronize training requirements and education programs with outside agencies such as United States Army Southern Command, United States Army Northern Command, United States Special Operations Command, United States Department of State, United States Department of Homeland Security and other federal agencies to confirm that all instruction and training is consistently relevant to the institute's educational program and larger mission.
How long did it take you to find this job?
Fourteen months, although I first started applying for vacant positions at WHINSEC in April 2016.
How did you find your job?
In 2006 I retired from the Oregon Army National Guard. I was recalled to active duty as a Retiree Recall Soldier in 2009 and served four years until 2013. From 2011-2013 I was assigned to WHINSEC and after I was released from active duty I stayed in contact with several former coworkers and the director of human resources. The human resource director kept me informed about upcoming employment opportunities that I was qualified for and encouraged me to submit my application through the USAJobs.com website.
What resources did you use?
The WorkSource Oregon office in Bend helped me immensely. I met with one of the employment counselors to review my work history, education and professional goals and also to assess and update my resume. I also met with the Veterans Career Counselor, Paul Messett who was also very supportive and helpful in connecting me with potential opportunities and also encouraged me whenever I became discouraged. I spent many days at the WorkSource Oregon office doing job searches and applying for employment vacancies using their computer work stations. I attended a one day interviewing workshop led by one of the WorkSource Oregon counselors and practiced responding to interview questions many times while other participants observed and then shared constructive criticism intended to help me improve.
Prior to becoming unemployed, I had worked as a teacher and guidance counselor in Oregon public schools for nearly 20 years. One of the first things I did after I became unemployed was to send a message out to all my LinkedIn contacts informing them of my job loss and requesting their help in trying to find new career opportunities. Many people responded with information that was helpful as I sought a new path.
There were several online job websites dedicated to education professionals and I created profiles, uploaded job application documents(resume, transcripts, licenses) and actively searched for positions I was qualified for at these websites. Schoolspring.com, joyjobs.com, macslist.org, USAJobs.com, and governmentjobs.com were the sites I found most useful and where I created profiles and stored employment application documents. I also used hercjobs.org (Higher Education Recruitment Consortium) which has a huge volume of vacant opportunities at a diverse range of colleges, universities, hospitals, NGOs and think tanks around the United States. I applied for many vacancies directly at school district human resource webpages.
In addition to the multiple efforts I made to identify and apply for vacant positions online, I also met with a private career coach seeking help in rewriting my resume to be more compatible with an employment search outside of public education. I attended job fairs for veterans sponsored by Disabled American Veterans(DAV). I met with a veteran employment specialist from the state of Arizona at a WorkSource Arizona office in Phoenix when seeking opportunities outside of Oregon. He added me to an email distribution list he sent out every morning that contained updated employment opportunities.
I applied for licensure, and became licensed as a teacher, school counselor and school administrator.
What tool or tactic helped the most?
Two things stand out:
A parent of a former student advised me to apply at USAJobs.com for temporary positions, and explained that it is sometimes easier to get a temporary job than a permanent one because the applicant pool usually isn't as competitive because most people are looking for permanent full time positions. Following this advice, I applied at the end of July 2016 on USAJobs.com for a temporary teaching position at Job Corps in Estacada, Oregon and was hired September 22, 2016 with a start date of November 27, 2016. When I was contacted with the job offer by a human resources representative she informed me that the position was no longer temporary, and had been converted to a permanent full time teaching assignment. I worked a little more than six months teaching at Timber Lake Job Corps before receiving the offer to return to WHINSEC in June 2017.
Another thing that helped a lot was being able to regularly talk with someone, the human resources director in this case, about potential employment opportunities that were projected to open in the near and distant future at WHINSEC.
What was the most difficult part of your job search?
The most difficult part of the job search was recognizing that it was going to take a lot longer to find a new opportunity than I thought it would when I started looking. The longer you're out there without employment the more anxious, stressed and worried you become about your chances of securing another opportunity. After a while you begin to doubt yourself and become concerned that maybe despite your education, licenses, skills, training and experience you still might not get another chance.
How did you overcome this challenge?
I tried to focus on the positive things in my life, my wife, our children, the love we have for one another and how important it was to our family for me to find a new opportunity. I told myself that eventually something would come through, I just needed to keep believing in myself.
What is the single best piece of advice you would offer other job-seekers?
Believe in yourself and all you've accomplished in your life and career. Avoid getting caught up in cycles of negative thoughts and doubt. You have to stay positive because you're pretty much on your own out there, so you can't afford to not believe in yourself.
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I love my job because it grants me an opportunity to continue to serve the United States and those who serve America in uniform in a way that capitalizes on my education, skills and experience as both a professional educator and a citizen soldier.
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Based on Colin Harrison's acclaimed novel Manhattan Nocturne (a New York Times Notable Book of the Year), Manhattan Night tells the story of Porter Wren (Adrien Brody), a New York City tabloid writer with an appetite for scandal. On the beat he sells murder, tragedy and anything that passes for the truth. At home he is a model family man, devoted to his loving wife (Jennifer Beals). But when a seductive stranger (Yvonne Strahovski) asks him to dig into the unsolved murder of her filmmaker husband Simon (Campbell Scott), he can't resist.
Production design was a big part of telling the story, as it was an ambitious goal to shoot all on location. Production Designer Lisa Myers and her team relied on a lot of creativity to achieve the look because very little was built on a stage.
Colin Harrison was very supportive of the screenplay and has commented publicly that it really captures the essence of his novel and in some ways improves upon it."Brian made some insightful additions and tweaks that I wish that I had thought to put in the book," Harrison happily admits.
With a script in hand, DeCubellis was ready to go out and find his cast and funding. His close friend Dylan Kidd, who had been a film school classmate of Brian's at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, had just finished his first feature film Roger Dodger with Campbell Scott. DeCubellis spent time on the set where he met Campbell and Jennifer Beals. Campbell took to the script and shared it with Jennifer and quickly the two were attached and onboard advocates.
Over the next 12 years, the film came close to being made with a range of various casts and scenarios. However, a critical piece or timing was always missing. But the dream of making the movie never disappeared. Executive Producer Tom Guida chimes in "I would always say to Brian 'We're making this movie' and he would always say it to me." Altogether, 16 years would pass from the time Brian first called Colin in 1999.
The first major turning point toward the film's completion came when Campbell Scott gave the script to Adrien Brody, who read it and wanted to play Porter. Importantly, along with his role as an actor, Adrien Brody also agreed to become a producer; Manahattan Night became the first major project for Brody's own film production company, Fable House.
The cast was drawn to the material and came on board with a passion to play their particular roles and tell this story. One of the key roles is the female lead of Caroline Crowley played by Yvonne Strahovski. For Yvonne, the work was not for the faint of heart. "Manhatan Night is an adult themed movie, with its sensuality and sexuality. I've often wondered what my Mom and Dad are going to think when they finally see it," Strahovski laughs.
Campbell Scott, who plays Simon Crowley, remembers reading the script the very first time and how it stuck in his mind. "There's a scene in the middle of the movie that's one of the best I've ever read." He relished the opportunity to play a kind of role he is not usually considered for. Campbell had previously worked with director DeCubellis on a short film, The Worst Thing I've Ever Done, and was excited to team up again for Manhattan Night.
The final member of the quartet in the film is Jennifer Beals who plays Lisa Wren, the wife of Adrien Brody's character. "I think everyone can relate to the theme of temptation," she says.
Though Manhattan Night is director Brian DeCubellis' first feature, he has worked with Cinematographer David Tumblety since 1998 on a number of projects, from commercials and music videos to short films. The two began preparing for the shoot over six months in advance, looking at locations together, referencing movies, shot listing and talking about the look of the film.
One of the biggest contributors to the mood of the film is the score by Joel Douek, who has collaborated with Brian DeCubellis for over 15 years. "I wanted to convey the subtle complexities of the characters and to allow the music to speak between the lines of their emotions. At the same time we feel the shifting layers of agendas and ambitions, brokenness and imperfections as the film progresses and so the music also needed to anchor each character thematically, and set them inside the iconic noir of New York City," adds Douek.
The film was shot on location in Manhattan and other boroughs of New York City. It was very important to the filmmaker to shoot the whole movie in the city of its title. Now it's true that shooting on location in New York City brings with it a host of challenges, from very noisy streets to traffic and parking hurdles. However the production found both the Mayor's office and the people of New York to be as accommodating and hospitable as a producer could hope for.


2014-07-23T16:27:01-04:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/c4a/20140723164141003_hd.jpgPanelists talked about congressional oversight of the Homeland Security Department. Former Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge called the current oversight committee structure "archaic, antiquated and out of date," saying Congress did not reform the process of oversight because of power struggles.
They spoke at an event hosted by the Bipartisan Policy Center marking the 10th anniversary of the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks report.
Panelists talked about congressional oversight of the Homeland Security Department. Former Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge called the current oversight committee structure "archaic, antiquated and out of date," saying Congress did not reform the process of oversight because of power struggles.


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Dr. Aamod Rao completed his surgical training at KIMS Hospital and Research Centre (Bengaluru). He has trained in Plastic Surgery at the Bombay Hospital and Research Centre, Mumbai and Manipal Hospital and Research Centre, Bengaluru where he was involved in all aspects of patient management from emergencies to elective cases.
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The First African Centurion: 100 Miles of History and Companionship
By Zai-Author November 7, 2016 No Comments
Racewalking, man. We don't care what you think it looks like. Walking 100 miles (161km) in 24 hours is, well, let us put it this way: have you ever walked 100 miles in 24 hours?
Because that's totally what you do during a Centurion racewalk. and it's brick hard.
This isn't a stroll. This is torture rebranded as sport. But uh, good torture? Anyway, what we're trying to say is, Zailab just hosted the first Centurion event to have taken place in Africa, and it was cooler than a shipping container full of artisanal beard-care tools from Scandinavia.
It was also unlike any other Centurion ever held, not least of all because it linked up with a critical landmark of South African history: Robben Island.
So this is obviously what they mean when they say 'loom'.
Robben Island, for those who don't know, is sort of South Africa's own Alcatraz – only instead of criminals, the prison complex held opponents of the National Party during the violent, malice-drenched age of apartheid. It's to this somber background that the inaugural African Centurion took place, and it was the sort of heartwarming coming-together that makes us want to use expletives for emphasis.
Over 150 people entered, including Zailab founder and CEO Nour Addine Ayyoub himself, which is significantly more than usually enter events such as this around the world. It's to be expected, really, because Centurions only ever have one ultimate winner: the person who finishes first in the very first race. Finishing numbers, in other words, are never repeated.
Picture something like this, only a million times in a row.
And let's be real here: those people who finished the full 100 miles? Those people are probably cyborgs amazing. A remarkable total of 19 solo walkers finished, of which 6 were from the Isle of Man; 6 from the Netherlands; 5 from South Africa; 1 from the UK; and 1 from the USA.
These were the top four:
Richard Gerrard (Isle of Man) – 19:42:01
David Walker (Isle of Man) – 20:31:29
Kersten Mosig (South Africa) – 20:37:46
Janette Morgan (Isle of Man) – 20:56:47
That is an average of around eight kilometers per hour. Cyborgs amazing, we tell you.
Kersten Mosig is the fourth South African to have competed in a Centurion since the event's inception in 1911; the first took part in 1912, and the second in 1974. It's worth mentioning that the legendary Jackie Goosen, the first South African woman ever to have completed a Centurion, wrapped her race up in 23:35:19.
Walkers also put up with the odd, shall we say, hiccough typical of first-time events. The ferry ride to the island was beset by a plague of seasickness. (This very writer, capable of achieving nausea in a bathtub, can relate.) We quite likely ensured 200 or so people would never, ever eat another potato or banana again. Like seriously, ever. The incline we described as 'slight' might not have taken into account the frequency with which it was to be climbed.
The Centurions, nothing if not humorously stoic, weathered both this and the actual weather, which according to reports ranged from Mercury to Pluto.
All in all, we're ridiculously chuffed. The Zailab office post-event was filled with puffy-eyed underslept zombies, yes, but they were smiling puffy-eyed underslept zombies. Which is perhaps the more unsettling image, but you get the idea. Congratulations to all members of the Zailab team who participated. We may specialize in cloud-based contact center products, but we are known for our adventurous spirit.
Walkers, thanks so much for joining us on our little amble.
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A 32-year-old woman was diagnosed as pulmonary tuberculosis 15 years ago and recurred several times due to long-term nonstandard treatment. Drug sensitivity test indicated that multidrug-resistant tuberculosis had emerged and we determined relevant therapeutic schedule according to this result. However, it didn't show any amelioration of the disease after 3-month chemotherapy. We formulated 3-course CIK immunotherapy based on patient's condition. After 3 courses of immunotherapy, we found obvious amelioration of the patient's condition. And there was no recurrence during the follow-up in the past 3 years. Therefore, we considered that the CIK immunotherapy is an effective method for tuberculosis treatment and recurrence prevention.


Payments are usually not the most exciting part of the business cycle. However, the payments process presents a number of great opportunities for businesses to strengthen their reputations and connect with customers. Convenient billing options, communication, and flexibility can all go a long way to improve the user experience. Below are three ways businesses can enhance the payments process to increase customer satisfaction.
Many consumers are genuinely concerned about sustainable business practices and take an active interest in protecting natural resources. Providing paperless statements is a great step towards helping a business "go green" and could make one company more attractive to a potential customer than another. In addition to the obvious environmental benefits, paperless billing is also more practical than paper statements for much of the modern computerized world. They are costly, require heavy administrative bandwidth, and can easily get lost among junk mail; e-statements, on the other hand, help customers reduce paper clutter and are far easier to manage.
Communication with customers shouldn't end once they decide to invest in a product or service. Keeping customers informed about any notable account activity is a proactive step towards preventing confusion and customer service issues down the line.
A friendly reminder before a bill is due could be just what a customer needs to prevent a missed payment and would likely have a positive impact on his or her attitude towards the business. Over time, favorable customer opinions can contribute to stronger customer relationships, increased customer retention rates, and business growth. Alerts and payment reminders also increase the chances of receiving payments on time, thereby improving cash flow.
Consumers in the post-recession economy demand convenience. Recurring payment and AutoPay options leave with one less thing to worry about each month. Offering such options can also help businesses accelerate payments, reduce delinquency rates, and prevent bad debt. Billers should also accept a variety of payment methods—including credit card, debit card, bank account, check, and cash.
Last but not least, customers should have the choice to make payments through whichever channel works best for them. Traditional payment collection methods such as mailed checks could be perceived as burdensome and inconvenient by consumers who are accustomed to doing everything online. Options to make payments via the web, phone, and other channels give customers a lot more freedom and flexibility in the payments process.
There are plenty of simple steps businesses can take to improve the payments process for customers. Executed efficiently, simple improvements in customer experience can make a significant impact on overall satisfaction and retention rates.
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March 30, 1945 - November 1, 2019
One-year 2020 InMemory Commemoration for CW2 James Dale Kennemer. The InMemory program VVMF cannot be done in Washington DC due to Covid and will be held in Dallas National Cemetery. Dale was born March 30, 1945 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Dale completed his mission on this earthly plain, and passed away November 1, at 1:40 AM, in the year of our Lord 2019. Service is at Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery 2000 Mountain Creek Parkway, Dallas TX 75211
Service starts promptly at Lineup at 3:15pm line 3 and will proceed to section C for the 3:30pm for 1 yr. InMemory Service Memorial will be support by the DFW Honor Guard and North Texas Patriot Riders. On November 6, 2020 with social distancing.
James Dale Kennemer entered into the Army as a SP5 05/02/1969 & was taken to Fort Rucker, AL. On 03/03/1969 was excepted into Warrant Officer Academy 05/18/1970 to Fort Wolters TX. He completed training war officer rotary wing aviator course at 37 weeks. He was ordered to active duty after completion as a CW2 USAR-AV & sent to Vietnam. CW2 Officer James Dale Kennemer Helicopter Pilot 👨✈ 69-71. Dale was a highly decorated Vietnam Veteran w/bronze star & air medals & w/valor. He was assigned in many units. 100-B, 101st. 92nd ASH, & last station 173rd AHC, his last station after his crash—Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam.
Dale was a highly decorated Vietnam veteran. He flew gunship helicopters in the Vietnam War. Upon his return to the USA, Dale recovered an joined the Army Reserve Transportation Units 72-74 flying under the 244th Company for the 377th Brigade Headquarters, flying as a maintenance unit an active duty service as a reserve pilot.
Dale then change direction to go back to finish his Bachelors in Social Science at TWU and then passed his LSAT scores to gained admissions into SMU law school in Dallas, TX, however, due to PTSD and Agent Orange was slowly shadowing his life, he didn't pursue the law degree and went into planning family tax firm called Kennemer and Associates. He was ranked top 10 in 1985 as one of the best financial advisors in Texas. Dale filed cases for many clients over the years helping tax clients for professional and small businesses.
Dale continued his life of service; helping others, rescuing many, leading an army of family members through many difficult times. Near the end of his life, Dale met Kathleen Marie Jenkins, they married and enjoyed the last season of his life; fishing, watching old movies, and practicing Tai Chi together. Marie was the constant support and companion through cancer treatments, and in those last weeks in the intensive care unit. She made sure, to the last moment of his life, that he was not alone. Dale loved many things, none more than flying. In his final moments, Dale wished out loud that he could return to the sky and fly one more time. His family is happy to report that Dale has been granted that wish.
He is preceded in death by his father Jimmie Don Kennemer and his mother Irlene Kennemer. Dale is survived by his wife Marie Kennemer, one brother and his spouse, Major William Paul and Kimberly Kennemer, one sister and her spouse Michael and Karen Burchfield. Dale is also survived by five children Carrie, Katrina, David, Sara and Rachel, 10 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren, 8 nieces and nephews and many friends and extended family members.
https://www.vvmf.org/Honor-Roll/500398/James-Dale-Kennemer/


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Holiday grief: One local family's story of loss and recovery
Dealing with holiday grief when losing a loved one
By: Ruta Ulcinaite
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — The holidays are a time to celebrate with your loved ones, but it can be a particularly tough time for those who recently lost someone close to them. In fact, COVID-19 is driving holiday grief up, as families deal with loss related to the virus.
Not many people can say they married their college sweetheart, but Adam Starr from Grand Rapids did after meeting the love of his life Mary in school.
"We got married and had kids and...had a really normal life," he said.
Mary and Adam had three children - Lily, Ian and Max. In December of 2010, Mary was preparing for a church singing recital with Lily, getting last minute gifts ready for the family when she suddenly fell ill.
"Out of the blue, in the winter of 2010...Mary became violently ill with what we thought was a flu," Adam said.
What they though was the flu turned out to be a serious blood infection.
"And very rapidly we went from the emergency room to the ICU, to a ventilator to surgery. 72 hours later unfortunately, they weren't able to save her life," Adam said. "She passed away on the morning of Christmas Eve."
Within three days Mary went from being perfectly healthy to passing away. Adam lost his wife, the kids lost their mother all within three days. Christmas morning was the very next day.
"The first Mother's Day, the first Christmas, their first birthdays, any little event that we normally did as a family was really, really raw and hard. Especially during that first year," Adam said.
Joy became something that was hard to find around the holidays for the Starr family.
"I've always liked Christmas, but it's sometimes just hard to focus on being happy when that's there also," Lily Starr said.
Adam realized his family needed help grieving and recovering from the loss. That's when he reached out to Ele's Place, a donor-funded grieving support center free to the community.
"If you just experienced a death that can be primarily, especially difficult, because you're sad, you're hurting, you're grieving and everyone else is happy," Ele's Place West Michigan Director Tammy Squire said.
Squire says holiday grief is not uncommon and is in fact more prevalent than ever before.
"We've seen definitely an uptick for the need for grief support in our community the past couple of years with the pandemic," Squire said.
Squire says there has been a 20 percent uptick in people needing their services since COVID-19. She says there is no shame in feeling sad around the holidays, but finding something that brings you peace can help. For the Starr family, that something is watching old videos and looking at photos of Mary every Christmas Eve.
"I like focusing on the good memories. Just remembering all the good times," Lily said.
Squire says the community can also help those who are struggling with gestures big and small.
"Drop off some soup, drop off a card, offer to take the kids for a little bit. Anything that you think would be a source of comfort," she said.
Adam found Ele's place so helpful that he decided to get involved with their leadership and helps with their community events. For more information on Ele's Place you can visit their website or call 616-301-1605.


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/ James E. Pepper Re-Releases Finest Kentucky Oak Rye
James E. Pepper Re-Releases Finest Kentucky Oak Rye
By Katelyn Best / October 1, 2019
The James E. Pepper distillery, revived several years ago after a 50-year dormancy, has announced the re-release of Old Pepper Finest Kentucky Oak rye whiskey.
Finest Kentucky Oak is a limited-edition straight rye whiskey; it starts with the distillery's standard rye whiskey, an MGP product, which then undergoes a secondary maturation for an undisclosed length of time in new barrels made from Kentucky oak. The staves for these barrels were air-dried for 24 months—substantially longer than the standard six-month air-dry, according to a prepared statement from the distillery—and then given a light char.
This process imparts "a very unique and favorable taste profile, rich in barrel character and complexity," according to the statement.
Old Pepper Finest Kentucky Oak (image via James E. Pepper Distilling)
"FKO," as the distillery calls it, was first released last summer, and is "one of the most critically acclaimed offerings from the Pepper Distillery," earning a double gold at the San Francisco World Spirit Competition, among other accolades.
"We are excited to get this popular product back out in the market," said Amir Peay, distillery owner. "Each release of the Old Pepper Rye 'FKO' is made up of a few of our favorite barrels and is very limited. It is also one of our most in-demand and award-winning offerings, so we are really happy for fans to have the opportunity to enjoy it this fall."
The re-released whiskey will be available to taste at the Lexington, Kentucky distillery's bar, for purchase at the gift shop, and in "select markets" nationally.


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Chicago Jazz Singer Hinda Hoffman
Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with Jazz Vocalist HInda Hoffman .. She is proof that it's never too late to follow your dreams .. She became a full time singer late in life and these days she performs throughout her hometown of Chicago – she is promoting her 2017 CD Driftin' At The Lake and has her eyes on the future .. She had a lot of interesting stories and revelations ..
Neon Jazz is a radio program airing since 2011. Hosted by Joe Dimino and Engineered by John Christopher in Kansas City, Missouri giving listeners a journey into one of America's finest inventions. Take a listen on KCXL (102.9 FM / 1140 AM) out of Liberty, MO on Saturday at 8:00 a.m. Listen to KCXL on Tunein Radio at http://tunein.com/radio/Neon-Jazz-With-Joe-Dimino-p381685/. For all things Neon Jazz, visit http://theneonjazz.blogspot.com/
Toronto Jazz Drummer & Leader Ernesto Cervini of Turboprop
Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with Toronto-based Jazz Drummer and Band Leader Ernesto Cervini .. With his band Turbopop, he talks about his latest 2017 CD Rev and how things are going in the world of jazz .. in his life and the world at large .. he talked about many other things, as well ..
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Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with Jazz Pianist, Composer and Band Leader Francois Bourossa .. His latest record is 2017's Number 9 and it's the 3rd in a trilogy .. He was born in Montreal and first learned the piano at home played by his mother and then devoted himself to the guitar for five years. His transition to jazz was done by the Return to Forever ensemble – from there, he formed his first group and never looked back ..
KC Jazz Trumpeter Alex Abramovitz & His Swing'n Kansas City Jazz Band
Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with Kansas City Jazz Trumpeter & Flugelhornist Alex Abramovitz of His Swing'n Kansas City Jazz Band – This is a band whose primary focus and mission is to preserve the heritage of Kansas City Jazz through performance, education, and entertainment.... Alex grew up in Kansas City and is proud to be a part of a long KC jazz traidition .. The band began in 2008 and has gone through some changes over the years, but today .. they are very busy and voted as one of the best live jazz acts in KC ..
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Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with Kansas City Bassist, Composer and Arranger Robert Castillo of the KC Jazz band The Sextet .. He grew up in Kansas City, graduating from North Kansas City HS in 2010 - At 18- he moved to Portland for six years, and returned September 2016 – before comeing home, he formed the Sextet .. a band whose musical influences run from the Contemporary Noise Sextet- Snarky Puppy to Christian Scott to Beethoven ..They just released their sophomore album, Blob Castle – He talked about his life in music, the band and much more –
Jazz Drummer Edmund Catlin of the Band Hoaxer
Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with Jazz Drummer Edmund Catlin of the Minneapolis-based jazz band Hoaxer .. He's based in Montreal these days going to school, but the band is out of Minneapolis St. Paul .. He talked about the bands evolution , their new album Crash Test and so much more ..
Jazz Singer, Violinist & Author Nora Germain
Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with Jazz Violinist and Composer Nora Germain .. She talked about her latest album Go For It .. And how she spent a lot of time growing up in Madison, Wisconsin – She was introduced to music by her violinist parents and cellist grandmother and went on to become the first ever violinist to graduate with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Jazz Studies from the renowned USC Thornton School of Music – She was mentored by Marshall Hawkins, former bassist for Miles Davis and has been around quite a bit at a young age with her sound and wisdom ..
Seattle-Based Jazz Saxophonist & Flutist Mark Lewis
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Veteran Tuba PLayer & Jazz Studio Musician Jim Self
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Toronto Jazz Piano & Composer Teri Parker
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THE Alliance Container Grouping Unveils Service Lineup
Photo: Hapag-Lloyd
By Mike Wackett
(The Loadstar). – THE Alliance – Hapag-Lloyd, K Line, MOL, NYK and Yang Ming – have announced their pro-forma east-west tradelane network for April next year.
It follows publication by rival grouping the Ocean Alliance last week and news that the container divisions of the Japanese shipping groups would merge.
THE Alliance said its product, which is subject to regulatory approval, would be characterised by "fast transit times, a broad port coverage and deployment of modern and most-efficient ships".
It claimed: "Our best ship for the loop principle and our dedicated shuttle service design are the basis for one of the most competitive products available in the market."
THE Alliance intends to offer 31 services across the east-west trades, deploying 240 ships over 75 ports in Asia, North Europe, the Mediterranean, North America and the Middle East.
This will feature five Asia-North Europe loops, compared with the Ocean Alliance's proposed six, and three strings between Asia and the Mediterranean, one less than its rival.
However, according to Alphaliner, THE Alliance will be the smallest of the three VSA groups between Asia and Europe, with a capacity share of approximately 28% – after deducting Hanjin Shipping's pre-bankruptcy share and assuming the merger between Hapag-Lloyd and UASC completes. The 2M + Hyundai (HMM) and the Ocean Alliance are each expected to hold around 35% market share.
On the transpacific, THE Alliance will be behind the Ocean Alliance's 39% capacity market share, its 28% share ahead of the 2M + HMM at 19%.
THE Alliance also published its "base-plan" of port rotations for the 31 services, saying it "will keep the market informed about further steps and the final, more precise service rotations".
Indeed, a number of loops only specify country calls or regional hubs, suggesting that negotiations with terminals have yet to be concluded.
For example, the five Asia-North Europe loops, dubbed FE1 – FE5, all feature UK calls and for the Asia-Mediterranean strings, it simply says East Med and South-east Asia hubs.
This indicates that the announcement by the Ocean Alliance last week obliged THE Alliance to reveal its hand, or risk losing momentum in the battle of the three alliances next year.
Another factor would have been the merger of the Japanese lines so soon after the demise of Hanjin, which needed to be followed by a positive statement of intent from the revised grouping.
Moreover, Hapag-Lloyd will announce its third-quarter results next Monday and the German carrier no doubt wanted to add some upbeat news before what is likely to have been a poor three months of trading.
Meanwhile, the port of Felixstowe was said to be "happy" with the pro-forma schedule of the Ocean Alliance, which gives it three calls, adding to the four in the current 2M network.
What is clearly still to be decided by THE Alliance is how many of the five weekly services will call at the UK terminals at Southampton, Felixstowe or London Gateway, which has yet to attract a scheduled Asia liner service, but has been quietly growing volumes and experience of handling vessels on the trade in recent months.
Since the summer berth and landside congestion at Felixstowe caused its biggest customer, MSC, to threaten to switch some of its services elsewhere, London Gateway has handled a growing number of ad-hoc diversions from Felixstowe's carrier customers.
This includes the FAL23/AEC8/NE9 Ocean 3 loop operated by CMA CGM, UASC and Cosco respectively, which is reported to be extending its making two scheduled calls per month at London Gateway through to mid-April 2017.


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Because of a sudden kindness, Liang Xi has ten thousand years of true power, and joins Tianlingmen to embark on the official path of self-cultivation. Turning your hands into clouds and covering your hands into rain, while talking and laughing, the powerful enemies are wiped out. My wish is very simple. It is nothing more than planting flowers and raising grass, and making bubble girls and refining treasures. Covering the world with one hand, very good and powerful. Liang Xi looked at the sentient beings in the seven realms crawling under her feet, and emphasized that I am a man with a strong sense of chastity.
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Qiang Niang mainly tells of the protagonist Carrie, who has lost her combat memories, searching for herself and the story of her final "Awakening". In the years between 2025 to 2030, a world war involving the entire world has resulted in the demise of half the world's population, and humanity has already lost control of the direction the war shall go in. In order to seize ultimate victory, war has gradually been turned into a battle without people, similar to a game. War has already become about Satellite lasers, Bomb drones, Intelligent AI, a battlefield between unmanned gun turrets and tanks... Then, there are also a group of young maidens who uses outdated firearms to engage in battle —— the Gun Girls.
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Set during the Qin Dynasty in ancient China, a brave assassin attempts to kill the Emperor to save his homeland. However, the assassin fails and in retaliation, the Emperor sends his troops to kill his eight year old son. A highly skilled swordsman intervenes and rescues the boy. After their escape from the forces of the Emperor, they embark on a journey to change the destiny of the empire while encountering several friends and foes along the way.
Qin Shi Ming Yue: Junlin Tianxia
Continues off from where season 4 left off.
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Spin-off episodes of the franchise Qin Shi Ming Yue focusing on Baifeng.
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