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Equal Price Promise means that we have reduced prices on 1000's of favourite products to equal Woolworths, Australia's largest supermarket chain.
With Equal Price Promise, there is no need to collect coupons or go online to register, we have already equalled the price. The price you see on the ticket is what you pay.
This page tells you how Equal Price Promise works and how we have matched our prices.
How does Equal Price Promise work?
We choose our range of Equal Price Promise products based on the favourite grocery products our shoppers regularly purchase. Equal Price Promise is not on every product in-store.
We then review a sample of individual Woolworths stores across Australia each week, located in each State.
We check the Woolworths "everyday shelf price" for each product in the Equal Price Promise product range. We exclude Woolworths products which are on "promotion" or "special" (including weekly or temporary special offers and multi-buys) and excludes prices for products that are damaged or "reduced to clear".
The Equal Price Promise price comes into effect in store each Wednesday, reflecting the Woolworths everyday shelf price from the previous week.
Our Equal Price Promise prices in each State are based on the price for the Woolworths for that State. However, in some cases, FoodWorks stores are supplied from a neighbouring State. In those cases, that store may instead use the neighbouring State's Equal Price Promise price. In particular, for the ACT, we use the NSW Equal Price Promise price.
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CHPA flooded with hundreds of house lot applications at East Coast meeting
By News Source Guyana on October 1, 2020
The meeting was originally planned to cater to squatters who have been in a stand-off with Guysuco after occupying the company's lands at Success and other villages.
Hundreds of residents and squatters along the East Coast of Demerara gathered this morning to meet with officials from the Central Housing and Planning Authority to discuss and make house lot applications.
The meeting was originally planned to cater to squatters who have been in a stand-off with Guysuco after occupying the company's lands at Success and other villages.
But today's meeting saw hundreds of other persons from along the East Coast corridor lining up from the crack of dawn to meet with Housing officials.
Many of the residents and squatters who attended the meeting, walked with documentation showing that they made applications for house lots but never got any responses. Some have been waiting for more than ten years.
The Housing Ministry has indicated that while it has no say on the lands owned by Guysuco, it wanted to begin a process so that those squatters and other persons could start the application for lawful ownership of lands. The Ministry has made it clear that it has a zero tolerance policy on squatting.
Chief Executive Officer of the Central Housing and Planning Authority, Sherwyn Greaves attended the meeting and he told reporters that persons need to ensure they make an application for a house lot. He said the Housing Ministry has been meeting with the squatters and has given an undertaking to assist them in being allocated a house lot.
"The Ministry of Housing has a mandate and we are here to fulfill our mandate of ensuring that persons get a house lot. All Guyanese citizens who apply and meet the requirements will be given a house lot. The Government has made a commitment to give out 50,000 housing units or house lots over the next five years and these people will form part of that", Mr. Greaves said.
He stayed clear of answering questions related to the Guysuco lands that are now at the centre of the squatting situation in the East Coast communities.
"We will find house lots for them within Region Four", the Housing CEO said.
Mr. Greaves said the Housing Ministry is currently in the process of preparing 22 different areas for house lots across the country.
Many of the residents who attended the outreach this morning complained that this was not the first time they were making and resubmitting applications. They are hoping that their housing concerns will now be met.
The Guyana Sugar Company is still pushing to get the squatters off of its lands, which it intends to use for the restart of sugar production along the East Coast of Demerara.
Housing Ministry now says its only reviewing land allocations
Central Housing and Planning Authority plans to allocate 5000 house lots per year
Over 600 persons applied for house lots at Housing Initiative
Written submissions filed in Misenga Jones Election Appeal Case
APNU+AFC bashes Govt's plan to revoke land allocations and refund payments
Success Squatters must move by Monday -Govt. tells RDC team

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Q: mapbox gl js disable controls Is there a way to hide/remove or disable controls such as the controls from mapbox-gl-draw?
I add the draw control as follows
    draw = mapboxgl.Draw({
    drawing: true,
    displayControlsDefault: false,
    controls: {
        polygon: true,
        trash: true
    }
});

map.addControl(draw);

Once a polygon is drawn I want to disable or hide the control, hence is no longer possible to draw another polygon.
Thanks a lot!
Gregor

A: You can actually disable the draw buttons (individually or as a group) with a little DOM interaction. In short, you can find the native CSS class for the draw menu ('mapbox-gl-draw_polygon', 'mapbox-gl-draw_point', etc.), add the disabled property, and add a CSS class with 'disabled'/grayed out styling. Example here:  https://jsfiddle.net/emLs72zj/9/
// HTML

<div id="map">

</div>
<button id="disable-draw">
Disable Draw Btns
</button>

<button id="enable-draw">
Enable Draw Btns
</button>

// CSS

body { margin:0; padding:0; overflow:hidden;}
#map { position:absolute; top:20px; bottom:0; width:100%; }

.disabled-button {
  -webkit-filter: opacity(.3) drop-shadow(0 0 0 #FFF);
  filter: opacity(.3) drop-shadow(0 0 0 #FFF);
  cursor: default !important;
}

// JS

mapboxgl.accessToken = 'pk.eyJ1IjoieXVuamllIiwiYSI6ImNpZnd0ZjZkczNjNHd0Mm0xcGRoc21nY28ifQ.8lFXo9aC9PfoKQF9ywWW-g';
var sfmapbox = [-122.413692, 37.775712];

// Create a new dark theme map
var map = new mapboxgl.Map({
  container: 'map', // container id
  style: 'mapbox://styles/mapbox/outdoors-v9', //stylesheet location
  center: sfmapbox, // starting position
  zoom: 12, // starting zoom
  minZoom: 11,
});

map.on('load', function(){
        // create control
    var draw = mapboxgl.Draw({
        drawing: true,
        displayControlsDefault: false,
        controls: {
            polygon: true,
            trash: true
        }
    });
    // add control to map
    map.addControl(draw);

    var disableBtn = document.getElementById('disable-draw');
    var enableBtn = document.getElementById('enable-draw');

    var drawPolygon = document.getElementsByClassName('mapbox-gl-draw_polygon');

    disableBtn.onclick = (e) => {
        drawPolygon[0].disabled = true;
  drawPolygon[0].classList.add('disabled-button');
};

enableBtn.onclick = (e) => {
    drawPolygon[0].disabled = false;
  drawPolygon[0].classList.remove('disabled-button');
};
})

A: Currently in 2020 you should use
mapboxDraw = new MapboxDraw({....
map.addControl(mapboxDraw);
map.removeControl(mapboxDraw);

A: The remove method for controls is not bound to the map object, but you can remove it by calling remove() on the control object.  https://jsfiddle.net/9o9mknqh/
// create control
var draw = mapboxgl.Draw({
    drawing: true,
    displayControlsDefault: false,
    controls: {
        polygon: true,
        trash: true
    }
});
// add control to map
map.addControl(draw);

// remove control from map
draw.remove()

A: You can always hide the control (if that's what you want) like this.
controls: {
        polygon: false, // true -> show, false -> hide
        trash: true
    }

You must handle how the control is updated after this control. As in react, if you create your own component for the MapboxDraw, you can simply change the params and let it re-render itself.

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Review: Barn on the Farm 2016 Pt. 2 (03/07/16)
Barn on the Farm, is perfect for finding new up and coming artists that you may not have heard of before, as well as the few new acts from the first two days of the festival, Sunday also pointed me in the direction of some new (and very talented) musicians. Lily Rendle-Moore was one of the artists, with a sound reminiscent of Duffy or Amy Winehouse and stunning acoustic guitar led songs she kicked Sunday off to a great start. Another lesser known act at the festival was sibling duo Ardyn (who you may remember from a recent Spotlight blog post...) They did a brilliant set on the Main Stage and it was great to finally see them perform live.
Our early afternoon on Sunday consisted of mainly chilling at the Outdoor stage, starting with Pleasure Beach, they reminded me a lot of Noah and the Whale, and I really enjoyed their energy and overall indie sound; it was perfect for the sunny day that we were lucky to have, and even better live. Having heard a lot of good things about Prose but having never listened to them before, we headed to the Main Stage to see them do their thing. Well, let's put it this way, I came home and have since listened to all of their songs a good few times and will definitely be getting their album. They clearly enjoyed what they were performing, they got people singing along and their songs are brilliant written with thought-provoking verses and infectiously memorable choruses. If you like the Streets or Plan B, you'll love Prose.
Home Of The Brave - Prose (link)
Tom Walker was next and his set was definitely a highlight from the whole weekend for me. With a set up similar to Jack Garratt, vocals reminiscent of Gavin James with a bit more punch and an overall sound that left me taken aback and excited to hear more. We had another walk about and enjoyed listening to a couple of songs from Hidden Charms when we gravitated back to the Outdoor Stage.
Sun Goes Down - Tom Walker ft. Kojey Radical (link)
The Amazons were also really great and brought a huge energy to the stage. Frustratingly we only managed to catch the last song and a half of Dan Owen's, but what we did hear was incredible, he was able to show a softer, mellower side to his music and then go all out blues with strong harmonica, guitar and some box, it was quite something!
Little Red Rooster - Dan Owen (link)
Easily one of my biggest highlights from the whole weekend was getting to see Fickle Friends on the main stage. I missed them earlier this year on tour and have been really enjoying their songs 'Swim' and 'Say No More', so was excited to see them for the first time. I think they're now on my list for best bands live, their stage presence and commitment (Jack was ill and still put in 100%) was incredible, and that meant their live set just brought their upbeat indie pop music to life.
Swim - Fickle Friends (link)
Continuing on the indie route and getting a little rockier, we headed back to the Outdoor Stage and enjoyed High Tyde's set. It was clear that everyone else enjoyed it too, there was even a mosh pit, I'm not sure how, but it happened... Eliza and the Bear were on the Main Stage after and of course, we made sure we didn't miss them, it was a good set, and 'Friends' got a loud cheer and singalong.
Wine - High Tyde (link)
When I found out Dagny was performing at Barn on the Farm, I made a mental note to make sure I saw her, having featured Dagny two years ago and still not managing to see her live, I thought this was my perfect opportunity! It was a great set full of upbeat pop songs and she definitely knew how to keep the crowd captive with catchy melodies to hum and dance along to. Next to the Wooden Barn Stage was the mystery act... Hudson Taylor, one live and one on FaceTime (Harry broke his leg...) with guests, Gabrielle Aplin and Hannah Grace. It was a good set, full of well known songs and everyone sang along to 'I Don't Know', which seemed to also get stuck in many people's head as during the evening you could hear it being faintly hummed in most corners of the farm.
Backbeat - Dagny (link)
The evening started becoming mellower and chilled out when Frances took to the Main Stage and completely owned it! She performed my two favourite songs of hers, 'Grow' and 'Don't Worry About Me', as well as her other original songs and very nearly left me with a tear in my eye. It really says something about a musician's music when they leave people speechless and just watching and listening in awe (and silence). Frances has a wonderful talent for telling stories through her music and her whole set was compelling and emotive.
Don't Worry About Me - Frances (link)
We wandered back to the Wooden Barn Stage for my most anticipated sets of the whole weekend. Ry X. The creator of one of my favourite songs 'Berlin' and after promising my friends we'd leave 'when I know what the next song is...' turned into two more, when he performed 'Berlin' and 'Sweat' arguably his best two songs in the middle of his set. The silence that surrounded the Wooden Barn Atage during his stage added to the ethereal atmosphere he created with his stunning music and soundscapes. Definitely a set that will stay with me forever.
Sweat - Ry X (link)
To bring Barn on the Farm 2016 to a close, who else but Jack Garratt?! An incredible hour and 15 minutes of inspiring and atmospherically intense music. Nothing will quite beat feeling the bass in your chest and singing along at the top of your lungs and dancing your heart out to this year's most promising musician. Even when his technology faulted, he carried on as if nothing happened and covered S Club 7, The Fresh Prince of Bel Air, and his infamous mash up of Justin Timberlake and Craig David, later also covering Spice Girls after realising everyone he'd covered the wrong 90's/00's pop group... It was a fun, energetic, atmospheric experience and I think Jack summed up his thank you speech pretty well, not only is it Josh and the Barn on the Farm organisers, volunteers and musicians that make it the best independent festival, it's the family of music lovers that go year in and year out.
Feature: Charlotte Lee (29/07/16)
Feature: Laura Roy (25/07/16)
Feature: Polly Money (22/07/16)
Spotlight: Shura (20/07/16)
Feature: The Marlenes (18/07/16)
Feature: The Ollie West Band (15/07/16)
Feature: Elk + Mammoth (13/07/16)
Feature: Olivia (11/07/16)
Feature: Evering (04/07/16)
12 Albums of 2016. Pt. 1 (01/07/16)


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In informatica e telecomunicazioni il Generic Routing Encapsulation, in sigla GRE, è un protocollo di rete progettato nel 1994 (documentato con RFC 1701).

Caratteristiche
Il GRE è in grado di incapsulare fino a 20 tipi di protocolli. Si fa carico, inoltre, di tre altri tipi di protocolli: - passenger protocol - carrier protocol - protocollo di trasporto; in quest'ultimo si occupa del trasporto dei due precedenti protocolli.

Le fasi di lavoro sono le seguenti:

 Il computer host sorgente crea su una LAN un pacchetto, utilizzando un proprio protocollo nativo e lo spedisce sulla rete.
 Il router di default, poiché il computer di destinazione non è locale, prende il pacchetto e lo incapsula usando il carrier protocol per creare il tunnel GRE: in questo modo si stabilisce una connessione virtuale punto a punto con un router presente all'altro capo di Internet.
 Quando giunge a destinazione, il pacchetto viene spogliato dell'header IP e lasciato con il protocollo nativo nella LAN di destinazione.

Header del pacchetto
L'header del pacchetto GRE è rappresentato nel diagramma sottostante. RFC 2784 e RFC 2890

Voci correlate
 Incapsulamento
 Tunneling

Altri progetti

Protocolli di rete

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Sorry to bother you with this. RSSing.com is probably picking up your blog's RSS feed, too. Supposedly publishing the code number they gave me will stop it, but I'm not hopeful. They are like rebloggers, it seems, but they're picking up every post from every blog they're tracking. (And they don't publish anything else.) And like reblogging, when the post is a photo, they get the whole thing. If nothing else, this is a publicity grab for them, having me publish something about them so they'll take down my stuff — if they take down my stuff.
What really angers me here is that I got permission from some photographers to publish their work. Now RSSing has republished those posts without permission and that's not okay.
I'm not sure how all this works. One's RSS feed is meant to be a public feed, so it probably isn't illegal to pick it up. But it sure seems shady to pick it up in its entirety and reprint it all. Of course, I could stop the RSS feed, but then I think no one would be notified in any way that I'd published something.
If any of you have dealt with RSSing.com or know anything about them, I'd love your input on this.
D'oh. Had to do another post because the first code had "timed out." What I fear now is that I stopped the tracking of just one "channel." And it looks as though they may consider each of my categories to be a different channel. I have 192 categories.
Update: June 23, 2014 — Using Whois, I managed to find an email address for someone at RSSing and sent them a polite takedown request. The letter was forwarded to someone else, who finally replied and said they would take down all my stuff from the back end, leaving only what existed in caches. As nearly as I can tell now with spot checks, they've removed all my posts.
I thought of you as I was writing this. Have you looked to see if they're grabbing your stuff?
I did a desultory search a couple of times, but decided I have better things to stress over. I DO get annoyed at the reblogs at sites where they do absolutely nothing but reblog, but that hasn't happened for awhile (knock on wood).
I wouldn't have known about them if they hadn't showed up in my stats as a referrer. And no, I am not particularly grateful that they directed one reader to Pied Type. I'm curious though how they can publish any portion of my content without Google alert notifying me.
It's really annoying to find sites like these. Will have to go check. Thanks for the head's up – and info.
I can't figure out what the site is all about, how it's organized, or what its purpose is. I'm sure it has to do with advertising, somehow.
Did you ever hear anything back from your take down demand? I'm getting to dislike those who compile blogs without permission more and more.
All I can tell is the link above, in the note to RSSing, gets the message "This webpage is not available." But if I go to specific Pied Type categories on their site, like the photography link farther down in the post, they are still there. I'm sure the response to block one category with the code, is computerized, meaning I'd have to publish 192 separate posts with individually assigned codes, to get them all blocked. I doubt my letter requesting they all be taken down at once will even get a response. That would require a human. I haven't figured out how to do a formal DMCA takedown request or if it's even practical, since an RSS feed is out there for anyone to pick up.
tt commented in the forums, but it appears there's really nothing I can do. A courteous website owner might reply and take down my stuff. But I'm guessing this site is almost completely automated.
Love the article! I just wrote one that is similar and it is about the same site. Wondering if you would share the email address with us that you used to submit the takedown request? I have submitted their code, but it fails every time I try to confirm.
I'd be happy to. The first address I used was info@mywe.com.
This is a request that you remove from RSSing.com all content republished from my copyrighted blog PiedType.com.
A large number of the images that you've picked up from the feed are copyrighted by myself and others (from whom I have permission to reprint), and you are in violation of these copyrights.
I respectfully request that you take down everything from PiedType.com The site has some 192 categories, which you've converted to channels, and I am unable to publish that many individual automated RSSing codes/keys/requests on my blog.
We have removed your content through the backend. There may be frontend cache issues that we cannot check automatically that may result in your content still being shown. please check to make sure.
Since then I've been unable to find any PiedType material on RSSing.com except what's in the Google cache. Not sure how long it takes for cached pages to disappear. I may have to write to Google.
The actual takedown seemed to come after oneworldsite got the request. You might try writing to one and send a copy to the other. I don't know if you have to specify the number of categories. I would think it would be enough if you supply the exact URL of your blog. Good luck!
I will try that right away! Thankyou for your answer!
I already had to request my stuff taken down twice, and now I find it a third time. I don't have any idea how to stop this. I emailed them, as you did, and they just tell me to fill out the godd*mn form. Their codes don't work, and it doesn't seem to matter anyway, because new channels just get created in its place. Help?
The above is everything I know about RSSing. If you can't get any satisfactory response from them, you could always try a DMCA takedown request (I've never figure out exactly how to file one).
I got upset again a few weeks ago, thinking they'd started posting my stuff again. But when I looked more carefully I realized I was seeing listings for Google's cached pages, which should disappear from the listing eventually. Are you sure you aren't looking at cached pages?
Sorry to hear you're having such a problem with them. I think their whole operation is pretty despicable.


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Final truss installation marks one of last major milestones for Merchants Bridge Reconstruction Project
By Editor | August 29, 2022 | 0
Riverboat cruise provides opportunity to watch history in the making
The $222 million project to replace the Merchants Bridge that links Missouri and Illinois near downtown St. Louis is nearing completion, and the St. Louis Regional Freightway gave invited guests and the public the opportunity to see one of the last significant milestones in the project firsthand from the special vantage point of a riverboat cruise on Aug. 26, 2022.
Passengers on board witnessed history in the making as preparations continued for the third and final bridge truss to be floated into place. The installation is a crucial phase of the project underway to replace the vital rail artery across the Mississippi River, which is one of the nation's primary east-west rail corridors serving one of America's largest rail hubs by car interchange volume and gross tonnage. Dating back to the 1890s, the Merchants Bridge serves six Class I railroads and Amtrak as a bridge crossing across the Mississippi River at St. Louis, and replacement of the structure has been the bi-state St. Louis region's top freight infrastructure priority since 2016.
Owned by Terminal Railroad Association of St. Louis (TRRA), the Merchants Bridge required reconstruction due to speed, clearance and load restrictions. The overall project includes the removal and replacement of the three river-span trusses, seismically retrofitting the existing river piers, and improving the east approach. Work began in 2018 and, when completed in the coming weeks, the new double-track bridge will provide reliable, resilient and expanded freight and passenger rail capacity, helping move freight faster, cost effectively and more reliably, providing an alternative to more congested rail hubs like Chicago.
"In TRRA's 133-year history helping to ensure the smooth movement of rail freight, our company has never built a bridge, but today we're marking a critical milestone in the final steps to deliver our first major bridge infrastructure project – a project that will dramatically improve the flow of both freight and passenger rail traffic through the bi-state St. Louis region," said Asim Raza, Chief Legal Officer, Director of Corporate Affairs for Terminal Railroad Association of St. Louis.
As a design-bid-build project, reconstruction of the bridge uses innovative project delivery methods that have improved safety and speeded completion while limiting bridge and river traffic outages. The new spans were all constructed in Wisconsin and shipped to St. Louis for final assembly on the Missouri bank of the Mississippi River and each has been floated into place immediately after the old spans were floated out.
Removal and installation of the three new trusses required three separate 10-day rail outages, and three separate river channel outages. The first of these outages began on Sept. 13, 2021, in preparation for the first truss to be moved into position and floated into place on Sept. 17. The second truss was installed in early March 2022. The final truss was floated into place and installed on Aug. 26 and 27, with a portion of that process viewed by approximately 130 on board the riverboat cruise that provided the opportunity to witness that piece of history. Representatives from TRRA and Walsh Construction, the general contractor for the project, provided an overview of the project, its significance to the nation's freight network, and the steps involved in placing the trusses.
The replacement of this vital rail artery has been identified each year for the past several years as the region's top freight infrastructure priority by the St. Louis Regional Freightway, which is nationally recognized for its innovative and collaborative approach to creating a Priority Projects List that identifies key infrastructure projects and advocates for funding for them.
In 2020, the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) awarded TRRA a $21.45 million Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements (CRISI) grant toward replacement of the Merchants Bridge. TRRA is providing 90 percent of the construction costs, making this project a model for public-private partnerships.
"The Merchants Bridge has been our highest priority project because of its significance in the nation's freight network," said Mary Lamie, Executive Vice President – Multi Modal Enterprises at Bi-State Development, which launched the St. Louis Regional Freightway in 2014 with a key goal of advancing infrastructure projects that support the movement of freight through the bi-state St. Louis region. "Its completion will not only strengthen a vital link in the nation's freight network, it also reaffirms we are on the right path with our approach."
Joining Walsh Construction as part of the project team for the nationally significant Merchants Bridge project is TranSystems and Burns & McDonnell, who are serving as the project engineers. The steel was fabricated by Veritas Steel in Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
About Terminal Railroad Association of St. Louis (TRRA)
The TRRA is a Class III railroad serving over 75 industrial customers in the St. Louis region and providing interchange services to Class I railroads serving the East and West Coasts and the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico. These services provide cost-efficient transportation options to area businesses in a critical hub connecting the St. Louis region to the national and global marketplace.
About St. Louis Regional Freightway
A Bi-State Development enterprise, the St. Louis Regional Freightway is a regional freight district and comprehensive authority for freight operations and opportunities within eight counties in southwestern Illinois and eastern Missouri, which comprise the St. Louis metropolitan area. Public sector and private industry businesses are partnering with the St. Louis Regional Freightway to establish the bi-state region as one of the premier multimodal freight hubs and distribution centers in the United States through marketing and advocacy for infrastructure development that supports the movement of freight. To learn more, visit thefreightway.com.
Photo courtesy Walsh Construction and Trey Cambern Photography


When the Indian team for the Twenty20 World Cup was selected last year, it was a shock to see the axeing of India's Big 4 : Sachin Tendulkar, Sourav Ganguly, Rahul Dravid & VVS Laxman. India went on to win the Twenty 20 World Cup !!
When the Indian team for the Tri-series in Australia was announced, it was again a shock to see the omission of 3 of India's Big 4. Sachin Tendulkar was not only considered lucky to survive but he also proved his critics wrong on becoming the Man of the Finals to lead India to a spectacular win down under ! This win was without the remaining 3 of the Big 4 !
So as the IPL matches are unfolding, it is not a surprise to see that the 4 teams at the bottom of the league are Kolkata, Mumbai, Deccan & Bangalore ! And no prizes for guessing the Captains of these 4 teams at the bottom of the Indian Premier League…. its the Big 4 !!
Is it the beginning of the end of the Big 4 ? Again to be fair to Sachin, he hasn't played a single match till now but that by itself shows that due to his fitness concerns, he is no longer valuable to the team he is in.
The teams which are leading at the top of the table are lead by those perceived as India's future. Barring Shane Warne who leads Rajasthan, the other 3 teams are lead by MS Dhoni, Yuvraj Singh & Virender Sehwag !!
Is it time to officially call these 3 as the new Big 3 of Indian Cricket ??
Dhaka: Six Bangladesh players resigned from the national team on Sunday in an apparent move to join the Indian Cricket League (ICL), an official said.
Former captain Habibul Bashar, Shariar Nafees, Aftab Ahmed, Mosharraf Hossain, Farhad Reza and Dhiman Ghosh cited "personal reasons" in their resignation letters.
Bangladesh Cricket Board official, Ashraf Hossain, said the board was holding an emergency meeting Sunday to discuss the resignations.


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Panthers struggle to strike the right balance with Cam Newton
Posted by Mike Florio on September 13, 2019, 3:26 PM EDT
Unless the Panthers are flat-out lying on the injury report, quarterback Cam Newton entered Thursday night's game against the Buccaneers healthy. So why wouldn't they simply have him fall forward on the fourth-and-very-short play near the Tampa Bay end zone with the game on the line?
Coach Ron Rivera bristled at post-game questions about a foot that Newton injured in the preseason, insisting the "foot's got nothing to do" with the decision to not call a quarterback sneak in that spot.
If that's true, it's not an existing injury but a desire to avoid the next one that has the Panthers exercising undue caution with Cam. For several years, they've been trying to resist the temptation to devote a sizable chunk of the running game to a player who seems to be, but who clearly isn't, indestructible.
Infatuated by his jaw-dropping size and by his ability to gain yards and score points with his feet, the Panthers previously hadn't been able to successfully and consistently cut back on his running. After last year's shoulder injury and this year's foot scare, they appear to be determined to restrict him to pocket passer.
That's fine, but even pocket passers sometimes plunge through one of the "A" gaps to gain quick and easy inches. Tom Brady used to do it all the time, and Newton should be able to will his way forward by a foot or two when absolutely necessary.
Many will still assume that Cam is secretly injured, whether it's his foot or his arm. Rivera said there's "no issue" with Cam's surgically-repaired shoulder, pointing out that he threw the ball deep a couple of times.
He's still not throwing the ball accurately. And an inability to control the direction and/or the velocity of the ball is every bit as troubling as an inability to throw it deep down the field.
Indeed, it's arguably better for the Panthers and Newton if Cam actually is injured. Otherwise, the only logical explanation for last night's performance is that he has lost his high-end skills. If he doesn't get them back, 2019 could end up being his last year in Carolina.
25 responses to "Panthers struggle to strike the right balance with Cam Newton"
whysosenestive445 says:
Truth is Cam is beat up. They can deny it all they want but it's clear. The new owner should just fire the coaching staff and look for a new QB. There is no quick fix for this franchise
nfloracle says:
If they continue to play the way they played in their first two games, the Panthers and the Fins are going to be fighting for the worst record and the No. 1 pick in the next draft. I suspect Tepper is grinding his back molars and already thinking about cleaning house. Who takes the over/under on Norm Turner getting tossed under the bus if things don't improve in a hurry?
qckappa says:
If they would simply employ a fullback & a powerback they could save CN from some of those hits and pick up those tough yards but who knows better than the professionals. Lol
arealisticpackerfan says:
He's not a good passer. He threw 51 passes and at least 20 of those were so far off the receiver had no chance. He threw two deep balls to Moore that were were way underthrown. If an accurate passer threw them, they'd have gone for 2 TDs.
So, if he isn't going to run… why is he out there? And why are they running so many read option plays when he doesn't almost never keeps the ball. These coaches aren't very good.
vtrujillo87 says:
Could it just be…hear me out….that cam is just not a good qb anymore?
stampnhawk says:
He went vegan in the offseason, no? Lost probably too much muscle to go along with the weight he lost.
doubleogator says:
Cam Newton looks as bad as he did at the end of last year, maybe worse…
He's scared of getting hit. Watch the throws from last night where he missed open receivers: Poor footwork where he wasn't stepping through even when he wasn't under pressure. Now, he might have underlying injuries contributing to that but it's clear he's shying away from all contact which also explains why he doesn't run any longer and why he wouldn't be wanting to run QB sneaks.
citizenstrange says:
Colin Kaepernick to the rescue!
naes says:
Cam hasn't been the same since he refused to dive on the fumble in SB 50.
cochise7969 says:
Quit that Vegan diet and eat a Steak. You'll throw a lot better.
Why are my posts deleted? says:
Clearly, Cam is an exceptional athlete, but I've been thinking since he first entered the league that he needed to limit the running. I don't recall seeing him slide to avoid a hit, and he seems to take it to the defender as much as the defender takes it to him.
I have strongly felt that the wear and tear on his body was too much, and I have to wonder if that is what is holding him back at this point. Too bad.
intrafinesse says:
Cam will be 31 when his contract is up after 2020.
He can retire and become a Haberdasher.
Once a running quarterback loses his speed he's done, ask Mike Vick.
stillprowling says:
Cam stands there, rears back, and heaves the ball forward. He doesn't really pass. Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if he follows Luck's lead, and retires abruptly, once the losses start piling-up. I don't think his ego can take it.
Also, consider what happened to RGIII. Bad injury in a game while running the ball after a stellar rookie year. Never the same since.
I'm not a fan of running quarterbacks. Due to threat of injury, run mainly as a change of pace that surprises the defense. And get out of bounds or slide. And certainly don't pull a stupid move like Jimmy Garopolo.
From Mike Vick to Daunte Culpepper to RGIII to Cam Newton, it is amazing how quick mobile QBs deteriorate once they lose their legs and/or their nerve.
19dead2 says:
The issue is that CAM can't get beyond chewing his mountain blue berry gum and deciding what he will wear during his pressers. He isn't a top tier QB nor has he ever been. The allure that Cam thinks he has in the NFL isn't there. He just isn't that good.
Donna Martin Graduates says:
If Cam can't or isn't going to run he's at best an average QB…like a Cutler.
Each time he's tried to run this year you can see the dejection on his face after that his body isn't/can't do what he's relied on his entire career.
He's a few hits away from pulling a "luck".
CMC's agent needs to step in and tell the org that my guy isn't playing 100% of the plays…this coaching staff has proven with it's handling of Cam's injuries since 2015 that its self-serving and has no regard for their players health…just win enough to keep their jobs!
tfootball1234 says:
Could be no cares. no one has mention JA on buffalo. if he doesn't bolting, he`s finished.
rushbacker says:
Well, they had Jonathon Stewart and Mike Tolbert for years, and I don't remember them lessening the punishment Cam took.
bobthebillsfan says:
Why didn't the Panther call a QB sneak? Why did Pete Carrol/Darrell Bevell call a pass play when they had the Patriots on the ropes? Sometimes you just outsmart yourself.
motsuret06 says:
Ron Rivera is lying. He does it all the time. Coach speak. If he does not get this team turned around, he will be fired. Plain and simple. And Norv Turner right along with him. David Tepper will one day say enough is enough and pull the plug on the current debacle in Carolina.
senileoldfart says:
My diagnosis of Cam is this: Below the neck, he is ok. Above the shoulders, he is not ok. He is one weirded out dude. All those crazy outfits he's been wearing for years were topped by the "Thelma and Louise" he was wearing Thursday. How in the hell can a QB in the NFL expect his teammates to follow him as the leader of their offense when he constantly makes himself the subject of public ridicule?
Chris Combs says:
I don't think defense is Carolina's problem right now …. we need a quarterback who can hit receivers


It's the big finale, the Championship Game of the NCAA Football season which will rack up huge TV ratings in the US. Unfortunately it will be well after midnight GMT by the time the game really gets going so only the diehards will be watching from the UK. Or those following James Jack's excellent tips... or both!
Follow him on Twitter @materialista27. And a reminder that if or look back at his archive of previews on his dedicated College Bowl site.
The BCS National Championship Game was created as a stand-alone game in 2007, replacing the rotation which took place between the four BCS Bowls. (Fiesta, Rose, Orange, Sugar) Since its inception, it has been won by a team from the SEC with two wins each for Florida and Alabama, and one each for Auburn and LSU. The game is still held at the location of one of the BCS Bowls, currently rotating between those sites on a 4 year basis. Last year, the game was played at the site of the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans and next year's matchup of the top two teams in the country will take place in the Rose Bowl. The National Championship game is always the last game in the Bowl season and usually takes place a week after the Rose Bowl.
Notre Dame are back in the big time after a long hiatus and are here to attempt to clinch their first National title since the 1987 season when they were coached by Lou Holtz. One of the most storied programs in college football, they won 7 of their 11 National Championships before 1950. Since then, they haven't been nearly as impressive, but they're back in this game courtesy of an unbeaten season this far, beating 3 ranked teams in (18)Michigan, (6)Stanford and (11)Oklahoma, but avoided playing Ohio State who although post-season ineligible they were unbeaten. They didn't play against any SEC teams and although that doesn't necessarily mean they haven't been tested, they almost lost to 6-7 Pittsburgh, only sneaking past them 29-26 after 3 overtime periods. The bulk of the success is built on the defense, with Manti Te'o, the emotional leader of the team finishing second in Heisman voting and picked up 7 interceptions and 103 tackles and is destined for the first round of the upcoming NFL draft. His performance has been a symbol of how this year's Irish have played. They are the best team in the country in scoring defense, allowing only 10.3 points per game (they only allowed 10 touchdowns in total) and 4th in rushing defense giving up just 92.4 yards per game. Te'o is part of an excellent front seven including Louis Nix at DT (2 sacks, 5.5 TFL, 1 forced fumble) Stephon Tuitt at DE (11 sacks, 11 TFL, 1 fumble recovery TD) and Prince Shembo (7.5 sacks and 10.5 TFL). Their offense has been good enough to get them through games, but towards the end of the season, quarterback Everett Goldson developed into a leader and drove his team to win games coming from behind along with his 2135 passing yards and 11 TDs. Tyler Eifert and TJ Jones have combined for 1183 receiving yards and 8 touchdowns while Theo Riddick leads the rushing game with 880 yards and 5 TDs and his partner in crime Cierre Wood has 4 touchdowns for his 740 yards for a team that ranked 29th in rushing yards with 202.5 yards per game.
Alabama came into the season as the pre-season No.2 and in a nice piece of symmetry they come into this game ranked No.2 after they slipped up against Johnny Manziel and Texas A&M in their only loss. As a member of the SEC West, they beat Michigan in the Cowboys Classic to open the season, then beat Mississippi State, LSU and Georgia in the SEC Championship Game to secure their place in this game. Alabama have won 2 of the last 3 National Championships and are the only team to pitch a shut-out after last season's brutal beating of LSU. Although they lost to Manziel's A&M, the Tide have looked and played all season like they were coming to play in this game and once No.1 killer day Nov 17th passed, they returned to the reckoning to play tonight. Head Coach Nick Saban has the chance to win his 4th National Championship and a cool $200k bonus for winning this game. The offense is led by quarterback AJ McCarron who has passed for 2669 yards and 26 touchdowns while only giving up 3 interceptions. The rushing game is led by a two-headed monster as has become customary in Tuscaloosa and this season's pair are Eddie Lacy (1182 yards, 16TDs) and T.J Yeldon (1000 yards and 11 TDs) but the difference maker in the SEC championship game was wide receiver Amari Cooper who compiled a 985 yards and 9 touchdowns. The defensive unit is one of the best in college football, conceding just 10.7 points per game (2nd nationally) 246 yards per game (1st) and 79.8 rushing yards. (1st) The Crimson Tide have a few defensive playmakers of their own, with OLB C.J Moseley picking up 4 sacks, 7 TFL, 2 interceptions and a forced fumble, while cornerback DeMarcus Millner has covered the opposition's best receivers all season and grabbed 2 interceptions and a sack and a half. By the time this game is over, there will be a lot more names you'll be familiar with on the defensive side of the ball.
There is a very simple formula that has worked all season, smash whoever has the ball in their hands and keep doing it until you get the ball back. When you have the ball, run it until the defense tries to stop you, then toss it over the onrushing defenders. This team has kept games tight all season, winning 5 of their games by less than a score. Their defense has been stout and the offense has done just enough to get them over the line in some games, most notably the win over Pittsburgh. If they're going to pick up their first National Title since the 1987 season, they need to stop both of the Alabama running backs and AJ McCarron. The crowning jewel of this defense has been their redzone defense, and if they can limit Alabama to field goals, they may be able to bridge the gap in offenses and pull off a shock.
The reason Alabama has been so successful in the last few years is their balanced and varied attack as well as their solid defense. Notre Dame haven't faced a team this year with two 1000 yard rushers and although their run defense had been excellent, the Irish have not been quite as stellar against the pass. Alabama will need to pound the ball throughout this game, running somewhere in the region of 50-60 running plays. That should suit the Crimson Tide as they have one of the best offensive lines in college football and Chance Warmack is probably the outstanding guard in this year's draft and his next-door neighbor center Barrett Jones is at worst a second round pick. If the Tide's offensive line can start to push around Louis Nix and the Irish front seven, this could be a long night and an ultimately disappointing one for anyone connected to Notre Dame football. Even if the Irish run defense is on it's game, A.J. McCarron and his receivers have to ability to pick on the Notre Dame secondary and as they have shown, most notably in the SEC Championship Game, the big play can come at any time.
This should be a tight game, not only because both teams only give up an average of 21 points combined, but this is the big game, the biggest some of these players will ever play in. Three of the last four National Championship games have yielded a points total under 40 and with the number 1 and 2 scoring defenses in the country I can't see why that would change. There will be a lot of running in this game and if you only enjoy watching quarterbacks throw the ball as far as they can, A) you're missing out on a great aspect of this sport and a real battle of wills and B) this game probably isn't for you. Both defenses have been excellent all season and I expect, no demand that they be even better in this game as this is for all the marbles.
The first quarter will be a feeling out process and providing both defenses are on their game, I wouldn't be surprised to see it end scoreless. Once the offenses start to string together a few first downs, I see Alabama putting together a drive into the redzone, but as Notre Dame excel and almost enjoy defending in the red zone, the Crimson Tide will have to settle for a field goal. Notre Dame will answer with a field goal of their own and that'll do us for the first half. Following the break, Alabama will look to open it up and utilize the pass and the steady arm of McCarron, looking to find Cooper and Bell and keep the ball away from Te'o. That should allow Alabama to put the first touchdown on the board, probably from outside the redzone and will give the defense a boost helping them to keep Notre Dame out of the endzone on their opening drive but perhaps giving up a field goal. Although both offenses are very talented, this is the battle both defenses will relish and we may see a lot of punts. I expect that by the time this game is over, Alabama will succeed in their running game through their strength in numbers and will eventually score a rushing touchdown. At 17-6, I believe that kind of lead is too much for Notre Dame to overcome and although I don't think Alabama will be able to keep them out of the endzone, at this point in the game, the Irish will have to go for two and although they will get it, that will be the end of the scoring.


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The Municipality of Mogadishu's Durable Solutions Strategy has been developed in recognition of the scale of displacement. This strategy is developed with a view to end the suffering of internally displaced persons and returning and existing refugees. The strategy aims to resolve displacement as part of efforts to build peace, economically reconstruct, and increase the resilience of Mogadishu's residents, IDPs and returning and existing refugees, so that they are able restart their lives in safety and dignity and in full enjoyment of their rights.
Commitment: This Strategy was initiated by the late Mayor Abdirahman Omar Osman's (Eng. Yarisow) vision to end displacement and encampment in Mogadishu in a safe, voluntary and dignifi ed way by 2024. The commitment to end displacement in Mogadishu was made in response to a signifi cant increase in forced evictions and rights violations against IDPs and returning refugees (RRs) coupled with an increase in the numbers of IDPs arriving in Mogadishu in search for assistance and protection.
Profiling: The Strategy leaned heavily on the 2016 Mogadishu IDP Profi ling Report that demystified some of the assumptions and speculation surrounding displacement and outlined the inhibiting factors preventing durable solutions, and in particular, local integration in Mogadishu. The findings of the IDP Profiling exercise are outdated in terms of fi gures; due to a signifi cant increase in the number of IDPs and the duration of their displacement. However, the challenges to local integration faced by IDPs and RRs and the broader displacement affected communities are largely the same.
Local Government: Empowering local government is paramount to achieving durable solutions. Ensuring that government at the lowest levels is capacitated according to the needs of their districts is necessary to better respond to access to services challenges, rights violations and development planning. The capacity of the Municipality is incrementally improving; however, challenges remain particularly in technical expertise, fi nancing of local priorities and supporting district offices.
HLP: Housing and tenure security have proven to be the greatest inhibitor to local integration. The scale and damage caused by repeated forced evictions over the past 7 years has impacted hundreds of thousands of residents of Mogadishu. Developing interim, medium- and long-term solutions to housing starting with tenure security provides the households, communities and the local authorities with the foundation for long term planning and building household resilience.
Basic Services: Access to basic services; health, education and nutrition, their associated and hidden costs shock household savings. When families are managing chronic and costly illnesses and malnutrition of young children, focussing on the ability to; pay education fees (both child and adult), rent and working an underpaid job becomes less of a priority. Supporting vulnerable households by buttressing the costs of health care and nutrition allows the local authorities to plan strategically for human capital development and education priorities. Guaranteeing children and adults are able to benefit from access to education
secures their long-term contributions to economic development and municipal planning. Whilst health, nutrition and education propose separate challenges, cumulatively these basic services have short and long-term impact on durable solutions and achieving broader sustainable and national development goals.
Employment and livelihoods: Livelihoods and participation in the local economy is central to IDPs and RRs asserting their agency as contributing members of the city. Empowering IDPs to become financially independent is key to reducing the humanitarian case load and ensuring that they are able to support their families and their daily needs. Somalia, has some of the world's highest unemployment rates and a large informal sector that is not conducive to protecting the rights of the most vulnerable. Increasing the scope and capacity of the local economy and developing emerging sectors, whilst encouraging linkages between urban, peri-urban and rural economies is vital for the development of both the Mogadishu and surrounding economies.
Return: The linkages between rural and urban economic development provides a natural synergy for IDP returns planning. The vast majority of IDPs and RRs are not in a position to return, however, for those IDPs and RRs that intend to return should be fully supported to do so. The BRA's responsibility is to provide the skills and resources that are interchangeable between rural and urban economies whilst providing communities with the adequate access to basic services, rights and economic opportunities that bolster their resilience in Mogadishu and strengthen return as a viable option.
Download the 2020 – 2024 Mogadishu Durable Solutions Strategy


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MIT is famous for churning out some of the world's top engineers, programmers, and scientists.
But the university's Media Laboratory is increasingly known for launching experimental projects in October that are designed to make us squirm.
This year, members of MIT Media Lab are taking their desire to freak us out to the next level with a project called "BeeMe".
BeeMe is described in a press release as a "massive immersive social game" that aims to "shed a new light on human potential in the new digital era." But it also sounds like a choose-your-own-adventure episode of the show Black Mirror.
"Halloween night at 11 pm ET (3am GMT), an actor will give up their free will and let internet users control their every action," Niccolò Pescetelli, who studies collective intelligence at MIT Media Lab, told Business Insider in an email about BeeMe.
Pescetelli added: "The event will follow the story of an evil AI by the name of Zookd, who has accidentally been released online. Internet users will have to coordinate at scale and collectively help the actor (also a character in the story) to defeat Zookd. If they fail, the consequences could be disastrous."
The project's slogan is: "See what I see. Hear what I hear. Control my actions. Take my will. Be me."
The full scope of gameplay is not yet public.
However, Pescetelli, BeeMe's social media accounts, and promotional materials reveal a few key details.
The person being controlled will be a trained actor, not anyone randomly selected. Who that actor will be and where they will be located won't be disclosed, Pescetelli said.
He said he expects the game to last about two hours, but added "it will be the audience who ultimately decides" how long the game will go on.
There will be limits to what crowd-generated commands can make the actor do.
"Anything that violates the law or puts the actor, their privacy, or their image in danger is strictly forbidden," Pescetelli said.
"Anything else is allowed. We are very curious about what [is] going to happen."
Participants will control the actor through a web browser, in two ways.
One is by writing in and submitting custom commands, such as "make coffee", "open the door", "run away", and so on.
The second way is by voting up or down on those commands, similar to the system used by Reddit. Once a command is voted to the top, the actor will presumably do that very thing.
This is the origin of the word "bee" in the project's name: Internet users will have to act collectively as a "hive" to progress through the game.
BeeMe's Twitter account shared an eerie teaser video of the game on October 15.
"Many people have played an augmented reality game, but BeeMe is reality augmented," Pescetelli said in a press release.
"In BeeMe an agent gives up their free will to save humanity – or perhaps to know whether humanity can be saved at all. This brave individual will agree to let the Internet pilot their every action."
The whole event will be broadcast live at beeme.online.
"In theory there is no limit to the number of users that the platform can support, but we will know for sure only on Halloween," Pescetelli said.
The BeeMe project is made by eight people, will cost less than US$10,000, and quietly went public in May 2018, when it joined Twitter as @beeme_mit.
The tweets posted by the account capture some of its thinking and evolution.
One tweet quotes philosopher Marshall McLuhan, who famously wrote in 1964 that "the medium is the message" – meaning that any new way to communicate influences what we say, how we say it, and ultimately what we think.
McLuhan, who lived until 1980, is described by his estate as "the father of communications and media studies and prophet of the information age."
The account also references other visionaries, including analytical psychologist Carl Jung, social scientist Émile Durkheim, and biologist Charles Darwin.
"[In] the long history of humankind (and animal kind, too) those who learned to collaborate and improvise most effectively have prevailed," BeeMe tweeted in August, quoting a famous saying of Darwin's (and likely as a tip on how to win the game).
Another tweet highlights a shocking act of performance art called Come Caress Me, created in 2010 by Amir Mobed.
These and other BeeMe posts seem to reflect what the experiment strives to be on Halloween: Something that is on its surface fun, but reveals some hidden truths about ourselves and our digital society.
In a release sent to Business Insider, the project described itself this way: "BeeMe is a dystopian game that promises to alter the face of digital interactions, by breaking the Internet's fourth wall and bringing it back to reality. BeeMe wants to reopen a serious – yet playful – conversation about privacy, ethics, entertainment, and social interactions."
Whatever the game ends up teaching those who play or watch it, we'll find out on Halloween if humanity can pull together to save itself – or fail in dramatic disarray.


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Q: How to get properties from JSON in C# using JSON.Net? I need to parse the following json and get all the values. I can't seem to get anything but System.NullReferenceException. I have another Searcher class that handles the Jsonstring.
JSON String
{
    "Results": [
        {
            "Subdivision": null,
            "SchoolDistrict": null,
            "MlsArea": null,
            "ListingType": null,
            "OfficeMLSCode": "RMLSFL",
            "NotesToStaff": "",
            "ShowingInstructions": "",
            "TempNoteToStaff": "",
            "TempNoteToStaffExpiry": "/Date(-62135596800000)/",
            "Agents": [
                {
                    "FirstName": "Warren",
                    "LastName": "Tessler",
                    "AgentMlsId": "20130130001129078644000000",
                    "MlsCode": "RMLSFL",
                    "Role": 1,
                    "IsPrimary": true,
                    "Phones": [
                        {
                            "Phone": "(312) 568-8028"
                        }
                    ]
                }
            ],
            "Contacts": [],
            "RecordStatus": "1",
            "CustomerIds": [
                120204
            ],
            "ApptCenters": [
                89916
            ],
            "FriendlyMlses": [
                "AAOR",
                "BCMLS",
                "DBAAR",
                "FCAOR",
                "FLL",
                "GAN",
                "HER",
                "HLN",
                "INSP-APP",
                "MARCOMUL",
                "MFR",
                "MRT",
                "NEF",
                "NFL",
                "NON-MLS",
                "SASJ",
                "SEF",
                "SUNSHINE",
                "VER",
                "RMLSFL"
            ],
            "HasListingContract": true,
            "HasSalesContract": false,
            "IsActive": true,
            "IsPending": false,
            "IsPendingBackupContract": false,
            "ApptType": "6",
            "No3rdPartyAppts": false,
            "CanAppraise": false,
            "CanInspect": false,
            "UnmatchedPhones": [],
            "ListingId": 19758498,
            "MLSListingId": "R9978682",
            "MLSCode": "RMLSFL",
            "MLSName": "Regional MLS of Florida",
            "OfficeMLSId": "20130129223934949378000000",
            "StreetNumber": null,
            "StreetDirection": null,
            "StreetName": "3611 NW 21ST ST",
            "StreetSuffix": null,
            "Unit": null,
            "City": null,
            "State": "FL",
            "ZipCode": "33066",
            "ListingPrice": "1890",
            "Wizardized": false,
            "IsShowable": true,
            "MLSStatus": "ACT",
            "InHouseStatus": null,
            "Latitude": 26.2547,
            "Longitude": -80.17402
        }
    ],
    "TotalResults": 1,
    "MilliSeconds": 80
}

This is what I have so far:
class Properties
{
    Searcher searcher = new Searcher();
    WebClient wc = new WebClient();
    public JObject parsedStr {get; set;}

    public void test()
    {
        var json = wc.DownloadString(searcher.JsonString);
        parsedStr = JObject.Parse(json);

        foreach (JToken child in parsedStr.Children())
        {
            var prop = child as JProperty;
            Console.WriteLine(prop);
        }
    }
}

A: If you just want to output properties with primitive values (i.e. not arrays or nested objects) do:
        var query = parsedStr.Descendants().OfType<JProperty>().Where(p => p.Value.Type != JTokenType.Array && p.Value.Type != JTokenType.Object);
        foreach (var property in query)
            Console.WriteLine(property);

If you want to output all properties even those whose values are arrays or nested objects, remove the Where clause.


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Amber 10: Anand winner on all fronts
3/31/2005 – In the blindfold section he is two points ahead, in the rapid one. With one round to go it is clear that Vishy Anand will win in both groups, and that he will be the winner in the overall tally. Only one player achieved a similar result before, back in 1997. Can you guess who? The answer to this tricky question is given in our illustrated report.
new: Mega Database 2021
The Fourteenth Amber Blindfold and Rapid Chess Tournament will take place at the Monte Carlo Grand Hôtel in Monaco, from 19th to 31st March 2005. The Dutch billionaire J.J. van Oosterom is the exclusive sponsor of this event.
Round ten
After ten of eleven rounds Vishy Anand has wrapped up the Fourteenth Amber Blindfold and Rapid Chess Tournament. In the blindfold section he is two points clear of the field, in the rapid one point. Which of course means that he is also the uncontested victor on the overall scoresheet, a full three points beyond anybody's reach. Only one other player achieved a similar result, back in 1997. Coincidentally that player was – Vishy Anand!
Blindfold Round ten
Ivanchuk-Morozevich 1-0
Shirov-Bareev 1/2
Vallejo-Leko 0-1
Topalov-Van Wely 1-0
Anand-Svidler 1/2
Kramnik-Gelfand 1/2
Rapid Round ten
Morozevich-Ivanchuk 1-0
Bareev-Shirov 1/2
Leko-Vallejo 1/2
Van Wely-Topalov 1/2
Svidler-Anand 1/2
Gelfand-Kramnik 0-1
Overall standings after ten rounds
Click here to download all games played so far (zipped PGN)
Anand's two tenth-round games against Peter Svidler – a Sicilian and a French – were fairly uneventful draws. In the above picture you see how the blindfold works. Both players have notebooks with empty chessboards, where the opponent's moves are displayed as arrows and where they can enter their own moves by clicking on squares.
Alexander Morozevich, Anand's closest follower
The blindfold game between Ivanchuk and Morozevich was a complicated affair which was fun to watch on the Playchess server. Morozevich sacrificed a pawn, Ivanchuk said thanks, and the game ended in the latter's favour.
Vassily Ivanchuk, veteran GM from Ukraine
The rapid game between the two saw Ivanchuk fairly effortlessly overrun a defensive Morozevich, only to ruin a won position in the end.
Morozevich,A (2741) - Ivanchuk,V (2711) [A36]
Amber Rapid Monte Carlo MNC (10), 30.03.2005
1.g3 c5 2.Bg2 Nc6 3.c4 g6 4.Nc3 Bg7 5.b3 Nf6 6.Bb2 0-0 7.d3 e6 8.Bxc6 dxc6 9.Qd2 e5 10.f3 Nh5 11.0-0-0 a5 12.Kb1 Rb8 13.Qe3 b6 14.Qf2 Rb7 15.e3 f5 16.f4 Rd7 17.Kc2 Nf6 18.Nf3 Ng4 19.Qg1 exf4 20.gxf4 Re8 21.Ne5 Nxe5 22.fxe5 Bxe5 23.h4 Qf6 24.Na4 Bxb2 25.Nxb2 Rde7 26.Re1 f4 27.e4 Re5 28.Rf1 Rh5 29.Na4 Rxh4 30.Rxh4 Qxh4 31.Nxb6 Bh3 32.Rf2 Qg3 33.Qe1 Rd8 34.Na4.
Watch how Ivanchuk blows an easily won position. 34...Qxd3+ (34...Rxd3 was probably better) 35.Kb2 Qg3 36.Ka3 Rd4? (now 36...Rd3 was definitely better) 37.e5 Bf5 38.Nxc5 Rxc4 39.Qd2 Rxc5. The position is now a draw. 40.Qd8+ Kf7?? 41.Qf6+ Kg8 42.e6 h5 43.Qf7+ Kh8 44.e7 1-0.
The glare: Peter Leko causing great discomfort to Francisco Vallejo Pons
The mini-match between Peter Leko and Francisco Vallejo was most discouraging for the young Spaniard. In the blindfold game he got into deep trouble with the Four Knights and lost. In the rapid encounter he outplayed his Hungarian opponent with the black piece, only to see how incredibly tenacious Peter Leko can be in his defence. The game ended in a disappointing draw. With that Leko joined Morozevich in the second tier slot, both three points behind the comet in the evening skies of Monaco.
Veselin Topalov, looking smart with the new beard
Bulgarian GM Veselin Topalov, number three in the world but number ten in this tournament, scored once in the blindfold against tail-ender Loek van Wely. Vladimir Kramnik, number four in the world and number six in Monaco, took a point off Israeli Boris Gelfand.
The final round will be played on Thursday, an hour earlier than usual, with the first three blindfold games starting at 12:30h, the next three at 14:15h, and the two rapid rounds at 16:15h and 17:45h.
Biographies of the players
All ChessBase articles on Amber 2005
2004: Kramnik and Morozevich win 13th Amber
2003: Anand wins 12th Amber Tournament


The Village Frock dress was worn afterall! I dressed Audrey and Scarlett in their coordinating dresses for church today: Scarlett in her portrait dress and Audrey in her Village Frock. Since it snowed this weekend I thought it was ok not to dress springlike. These dresses look great together I think--and not too "matchy matchy."
I dressed Scarlett today in one of the first things I knitted for Audrey, a little tank dress, "Molly," from the Jaeger #225 (Scarves & More) booklet. I used Debbie Bliss' yarn, Cashmerino Aran, in this beautiful rose color, #603.
I always thought the proportions weren't quite right for a dress--a bit too short and too wide through the shoulders. But it's darling as a tunic over leggings.
I love the little bows in front, and they're integrated into the knitting--so no strange knots and they stay tied.
The yarn is fuzzing and pilling a bit (wish I knew a solution to that!) but still cute and cozy. It suited Scarlett just fine.
I was bound and determined to finish this Village Frock dress for Audrey in time to wear to church today! I ordered the pattern from Sugar City and cut out the dress last Fall to match Scarlett's portrait dress for our family photos, but alas, I ran out of time and was lucky to finish Scarlett's dress in time. Since then this dress has sat in my project drawer practically forgotten. Christmas and some other things too precedent (not to mention morning sickness).
So I finally pulled out this week to finish. March is very tempermental here so there are plenty of cool days to justify a Fall-ish dress, but April seems to demand spring-like colors. So I used what little spare time and sparse energy I could find and I did it!
But not without a bit of drama, and some irony to go along with it. So first the drama: I was working away during Scarlett's nap yesterday afternoon to take advantage of that little break to get something done. It had been snowing all day but nothing serious, nothing was accumulating on the streets. Scarlett woke up and my plan was to put her in the car and run to the fabric store for the three buttons-to-cover I needed to finish the project. I stalled a bit after she woke up to get everything else on the dress finished and when I looked outside the streets were white. Not a snow plow in sight. I thought "maybe the main streets will be clear" and bundled up baby Scarlett and pulled onto the roads. I test the brakes. I slid. I tested again. I slid further. I got to the four-way stop where the roads are busier and they too were snow covered. It had been a wet snow all day so the roads were a mess--slush and ice and snow on top. I decided to abandon the trip across town (it's actually all the way across town to get to a mainstream fabric store that would carry notions!) and went to the corner grocery instead where I stocked up on foods as if we were snowed in.
I could have, should have let it go, but no... When the girls were in bed I went hunting through my button odds-and-ends to find three buttons the 3/4" size to match the one I had covered. I sewed them on, and inspired by Juicy Bits wall dots tutorial, I made my own covered buttons! "This must be how they did it in the old days," I thought! I am pretty pleased with my resourcefulness in the middle of a snow storm. I think they turned out very nicely, perhaps even better than using the kits.
Now for the irony: Sunday morning was perfectly cold and wintry to wear the dress, which I had heroically finished, but Audrey was too sick to go to church! Sigh... We stayed home and wiped our noses (all three of us girls have bad colds) and thought of better days. Hopefully there will be a chance for Audrey to wear her Village Frock before its summer and she has outgrown it.
By the way, I saw this dress first on Made and loved it, also the variations she shared from the Flickr group. It's a beautiful, classic pattern.
I couldn't be happier about this project! Finally, a playroom of our own! I feel so lucky to have a room we can dedicate to a playing space. Up until now (well, for the past three and a half years anyway) the toys have been strewn throughout the house and mostly piled in our family room, which has been fine, and pretty convenient, but the piles kept getting bigger, and as the kids get bigger and there are more friends and cousins around we were really wishing for a room they could play in and not get into too much trouble, and to be honest, not be in the middle of dinner in the dining room or whatever we have going on when they're all over.
So we took the plunge! Before Christmas we engaged a great contractor and talked about our basement space. This house was built in 1969 and the space had always been unfinished. It was convenient for storing large boxes and things we didn't know what to do with but was really a waste in terms of the value we could get out of it. So we made a plan for play room, large "storage hall," and art studio (which may end up being a storage room but I had to dream a little!).
Here is what this space looked like before construction: Totally frightening! And this was after we cleared out the empty boxes, and random things we were storing, and hadn't unpacked since moving in eight years ago. Feels like such an accomplishment to conquer this space!
Now we have built in storage and lots of space to run around in. We're even happier about it since learning we are expecting our third child later this year--phew! We'll need it more than ever.
I wasn't sure what to do about color scheme or theme... So far our girls aren't typically girly. Purple is Audrey's favorite color but pink doesn't show up all that often. We don't really have fairies or princesses or many dolls around. They prefer stuffed animals and live ones. Then with the baby news I thought I should hedge a bit on the girl stuff in case we have a boy and go with something that would be fun for girls or boys.
They say you should start with the rug, and we did. David gravitated towards these great wool rugs at IKEA. So vibrant and fun, and great quality (and great price!). So we decided to do interlocking foam mat tiles on the floor for cushion and top them with these rugs. The rugs have so many colors to choose from but I really wanted to emphasize red and orange so I ordered red and orange strapping storage from Land of Nod. I love these baskets--great sizes for shelves and floor and no hard edges for kids to get hurt on. I'm using the smaller ones to organize toys (baby toys in one, musical toys in another, wood blocks in another...) on shelves and the large ones to hold puppets, costumes, and aprons and kitchen play accessories.
We decided on this great sky blue color for the walls. I was really hoping to be able to cut in some windows but when they got into it they discovered a powerline running right along our foundation--bummer. So we brought the sky indoors. With the lighting and the colors the room is bright and cheery so it all worked out.
We moved the play kitchen down from Audrey's room and the girls were lucky enough to get a cute little grocery stand and a table and chair set from Santa for Christmas to add to it--now they can do the full play: shopping at the store, fixing dinner, setting the table, and sitting to eat. Hmm, who do you think is more excited about that?
I also love the idea of the puppet theater, which could double as a post office, or veterinarian, or some other thing... I hope the girls will play with it. We got a funny sound machine from my sister to go with it--all kinds of funny and strange effects (another good reason for a basement playroom!).
My favorite thing is this little "hideaway." We had a funky little corner in this room and weren't sure what to do with it so I asked for it to be finished with a little lookout window and lamp ( IKEA again). I'll hang a curtain for better hiding and would like to find a little ladder to attach on the inside wall beneath the window, and maybe one of those play telescopes to attach to the window. Audrey and her cousins filled this little space with a bunch of pillows and any soft thing in the room so they could stand on the pile and look out the window. It was pretty funny. Looked like a good place for a nap too.
Another thing I'm glad I thought of are these open bins in the storage area. It's great to be able to toss the bigger toys and balls in here and not have cleanup be such an effort.
We put full-light doors on the playroom and studio room in hopes of getting some light transfer from the windows in the studio, which will likely be closed and locked most of the time. I also thought it would be good to have the ability to peer in and out of these rooms without opening the doors. I love the look. A little concerned now about the practicality after having a bunch of nephews over, but we'll hope for the best. Thank goodness for tempered glass! And the doors are at a funny angle--would be hard to have anything come at them too hard (I hope).
And then there is the storage hall. Exciting in itself really. We stained the concrete floors for a simple, modern look. I'd like to eventually find some low-pile runners to put down, but I like this look as is. This hall space was too wide to just be a hall and not perfect for a room so put deep storage closets along both walls. I've got fixed and adjustable shelving behind all the doors and am hoping this is what I need to have a place for everything and put everything in its place. Hard (for me at least) to judge whether the space is adequate for the things we've had in boxes. I'm excited to tackle the organization project.
We've already debuted the playroom with cousins and friends and they seem to approve! So far they love playing down there and it made for a much quieter extended family dinner--hooray!
We had my extended family for dinner this evening (and debuted our new playroom! more on that later...) and a cold day in March seemed the perfect time for my mother's Chicken and Sausage Cassoulet recipe. I always loved this when she made it and it's an easy one-pot meal for a crowd.
4) reduce heat to medium and cook, covered, for 10 min.
Garnishes: toasted bread crumbs, bacon bits, chopped parsley.


Own transport, Toyota Land Cruiser Hard Top worth 65,000 USD.
2 sets of preaching equipments and digital film projector worth to 16,000 USD.
Computer for secretarial work and producing audio tapes, CD's and DVD's for teachings and preaching which are supplied to all people in town and in the rural areas.
Printer machine for printing the CD and DVD covers, photocopy machine for tracts production ready to take to the people in the crusades and seminars. All this will make to more than 8,000 USD.
Radio program payments -100 USD per 30 minutes (weekly).
We need 2,000 USD for buying bibles and take to the rural areas..
From 2000-2008,we conducted 29 air meeting crusades, and 43 seminars.7,800 people gave life to Jesus, through film show, seminars, house to house and man to man witnessing programs.
People who had incurable diseases were healed in power of Jesus name.
Many people are interested in joining the ministry.
You are well come to join us for His glory.


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Govt gears for Coronavirus pandemic
The government gears up to deliver a full-scale pandemic plan as the first case in New Zealand has been indentified.
The news than a traveller from Iran had tested as having the virus came after the Minister of Health Hon Dr David Clark and the Director-General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield provided an update on the response to COVID-19.
The Minister said the government was ramping up its efforts to prevent the virus from coming to New Zealand, saying the government was determined to "act nimbly" in the interest of citizens.
The Ministry of Health is confident the public risk from this new infection is being well managed because of the public messaging, awareness of COVID-19 disease and our public health response to managing cases and contacts.
The patient confirmed with COVID-19 is being treated in Auckland City Hospital. They are in an improving condition in isolation, in a negative pressure room to prevent any spread of the disease.
Household contacts are in isolation as a precautionary measure.
Public health officials have begun tracing the patient's other close contacts to ensure appropriate protection measures are in place, including on the flight involved which originated in Tehran and came via Bali.
A technical advisory committee has provided advice that China should remain a category one country as far as the virus was concerned, and government ministers had been to include Iran in that status, Dr Bloomfield said.
He said New Zealand's reaction to the Coronavirus was based around the existing pandemic plan that included actions across the health system and the government.


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Q: Is it possible to use ASP.NET MembershipProvider/RoleProvider in self-hosted WCF services? I am trying to use custom ASP.NET MembershipProvider and RoleProvider to handle security for my service. The service is self-hosted in a console app, not in IIS.
I use webHttpBinding with Basic Authentication. I configured serviceCredentials and serviceAuthorization to use providers. Providers really get initialized. But WCF seems to ignore my settings and tryes to login user to Windows. I figured that out from Events Log, and proved by sending my windows credentials to the service. Below you can see my configuration and debug screenshots. Why is it using windows for auth? Maybe it is impossible to use ASP.NET auth providers without IIS?
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<configuration>

  <system.web>
    <roleManager
    enabled="true"
    defaultProvider="CustomRoleProvider">
      <providers>
        <clear/>
        <add
            name="CustomRoleProvider"
            type="CustomRoles.CustomRoleProvider, CustomRoles"/>
      </providers>
    </roleManager>
    <membership defaultProvider="CustomMembershipProvider" userIsOnlineTimeWindow="15">
      <providers>
        <clear/>
        <add name="CustomMembershipProvider"
          type="CustomRoles.CustomMembershipProvider, CustomRoles"/>
      </providers>
    </membership>
  </system.web>
  <system.serviceModel>
    <bindings>
      <webHttpBinding>
        <binding name="webHttp">
          <security mode="TransportCredentialOnly">
            <transport clientCredentialType="Basic" />
          </security>
        </binding>
      </webHttpBinding>
    </bindings>
    <behaviors>
      <serviceBehaviors>
        <behavior name="Service">
          <serviceAuthorization principalPermissionMode="UseAspNetRoles"
            roleProviderName="CustomRoleProvider" />
          <serviceCredentials>
            <userNameAuthentication userNamePasswordValidationMode="MembershipProvider"
              membershipProviderName="CustomMembershipProvider" />
          </serviceCredentials>
          <serviceSecurityAudit auditLogLocation="Application" serviceAuthorizationAuditLevel="SuccessOrFailure"
            messageAuthenticationAuditLevel="SuccessOrFailure" />
        </behavior>
      </serviceBehaviors>
    </behaviors>
    <services>
      <service behaviorConfiguration="Service" name="CustomRoles.Service">
        <endpoint address="http://127.0.0.1:8060" binding="webHttpBinding"
          bindingConfiguration="webHttp" contract="CustomRoles.IService" />
      </service>
    </services>
  </system.serviceModel>
</configuration>

That's what I see when debug. Why is it using windows for auth?
credentials screen http://img81.imageshack.us/img81/1289/credentials.gif
link to full size screen

A: I'm trying to do the same thing.
My service is working well, I'm able to trace the call made to the service via the Service Trace Viewer.
The only problem remaining is that I don't receive any answer to the call. My application is freezing and I have a TimoutException on the call. Here's my settings :
<system.web>
    <membership defaultProvider="ClientAuthenticationMembershipProvider">
      <providers>
        <add name="ClientAuthenticationMembershipProvider"
             type="System.Web.ClientServices.Providers.ClientFormsAuthenticationMembershipProvider, System.Web.Extensions, Version=3.5.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35"
             serviceUri="http://localhost:21200/Authentication_JSON_AppService.axd"
             credentialsProvider="LacT.Windows.LoginWindow, LacT.Windows" />

        <add name="FooMembershipProvider"
             type="Foo.Security.Business.Provider.FooTMembershipProvider, LacT.Security.Business"
             serviceUri="http://localhost:21200/Authentication_JSON_AppService.axd"
             credentialsProvider="Foo.Windows.LoginWindow, Foo.Windows" />
      </providers>
    </membership>
    <roleManager defaultProvider="ClientRoleProvider" enabled="true">
      <providers>
        <add name="ClientRoleProvider"
             type="System.Web.ClientServices.Providers.ClientRoleProvider, System.Web.Extensions, Version=3.5.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35"
             serviceUri="http://localhost:21200/Role_JSON_AppService.axd"
             cacheTimeout="86400" />
      </providers>
    </roleManager>
  </system.web>

And the service model...`

<behaviors>
  <endpointBehaviors>
    <behavior name="WebBehavior">
      <webHttp />
      <enableWebScript />
    </behavior>
  </endpointBehaviors>
  <serviceBehaviors>
    <behavior name="WebBehavior">
      <serviceMetadata httpGetEnabled="true" httpGetUrl="" />
      <serviceDebug includeExceptionDetailInFaults="true" />
    </behavior>
  </serviceBehaviors>
</behaviors>

<bindings>
  <basicHttpBinding>
    <binding name="basicHttpMode">
      <security mode="None" />
    </binding>
  </basicHttpBinding>
  <webHttpBinding>
    <binding name="webHttpMode">
      <security mode="None" />
    </binding>
  </webHttpBinding>
</bindings>

<services>
  <service behaviorConfiguration="WebBehavior"
           name="Foo.Security.Business.Manager.Wcf.Host.SecurityManager">

    <endpoint address=""
              binding="webHttpBinding"
              contract="Foo.Security.Business.Contract.ISecurityContract"
              behaviorConfiguration="WebBehavior"
              bindingConfiguration="webHttpMode" />
    <host>
      <baseAddresses>
        <add baseAddress="http://localhost:21200" />
      </baseAddresses>
    </host>
  </service>
</services>

`
Maybe with this piece of code it can help you to figure out what's going on with yours.
If you find let me know something.

A: I've done this during the WCF Master Class, so it is definitely possible. Unfortunately I did not use this in practice and it's a year ago now...
However, try this link, and look for the different downloads about ASP.NET membership stuff. It is basically the outcome of the training session.

A: Yes is possible:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<configuration>
   <startup>
      <supportedRuntime version="v4.0" sku=".NETFramework,Version=v4.0"/>
   </startup>
   <connectionStrings>
      <add name="mySqlConnection" connectionString="Data Source=.\SQLEXPRESS2012;Integrated Security=SSPI;Initial Catalog=aspnetdb;"/>
   </connectionStrings>
   <system.web>
      <compilation debug="true"/>
      <!-- Configure the Sql Membership Provider -->
      <membership defaultProvider="MySqlMembershipProvider" userIsOnlineTimeWindow="15">
         <providers>
            <clear/>
            <add name="MySqlMembershipProvider" type="System.Web.Security.SqlMembershipProvider" connectionStringName="mySqlConnection" applicationName="UsersManagementNavigationApplication" enablePasswordRetrieval="false" enablePasswordReset="false" requiresQuestionAndAnswer="false" requiresUniqueEmail="true" passwordFormat="Hashed"/>
         </providers>
      </membership>

      <!-- Configure the Sql Role Provider -->
      <roleManager enabled="true" defaultProvider="MySqlRoleProvider">
         <providers>
            <clear/>
            <add name="MySqlRoleProvider" type="System.Web.Security.SqlRoleProvider" connectionStringName="mySqlConnection" applicationName="UsersManagementNavigationApplication"/>
         </providers>
      </roleManager>
   </system.web>
   <system.serviceModel>
      <bindings>
         <webHttpBinding>
            <binding name="webBinding">
               <security mode="TransportCredentialOnly">
                  <transport clientCredentialType="Basic"/>
               </security>
            </binding>
         </webHttpBinding>
         <basicHttpBinding>
            <binding name="basicBindingConfiguration">
               <security mode="TransportCredentialOnly">
                  <transport clientCredentialType="Basic"/>
               </security>
            </binding>
         </basicHttpBinding>
      </bindings>
      <behaviors>
         <endpointBehaviors>
            <behavior name="webEndpointBehavior">
               <webHttp/>
            </behavior>
         </endpointBehaviors>
         <serviceBehaviors>
            <behavior name="webServiceBehavior">
               <serviceMetadata httpGetEnabled="true"/>
               <serviceThrottling/>
               <serviceDebug/>
            </behavior>
            <behavior name="myServiceBehavior">
               <!-- Configure role based authorization to use the Role Provider -->
               <serviceAuthorization principalPermissionMode="UseAspNetRoles" roleProviderName="MySqlRoleProvider">
               </serviceAuthorization>
               <serviceCredentials>
                  <!-- Configure user name authentication to use the Membership Provider -->
                  <userNameAuthentication userNamePasswordValidationMode="Custom" customUserNamePasswordValidatorType="WcfServiceHTTPSelfHosted.MyCustomValidator, WcfServiceHTTPSelfHosted"/>
               </serviceCredentials>
               <!-- To avoid disclosing metadata information, set the value below to false before deployment -->
               <serviceMetadata httpGetEnabled="true"/>
               <!-- To receive exception details in faults for debugging purposes, set the value below to true.  Set to false before deployment to avoid disclosing exception information -->
               <serviceDebug includeExceptionDetailInFaults="false"/>
            </behavior>
         </serviceBehaviors>
      </behaviors>
      <services>
         <service behaviorConfiguration="myServiceBehavior" name="WcfServiceHTTPSelfHosted.WcfServiceHTTPSelfHosted">
            <endpoint address="" binding="basicHttpBinding" bindingConfiguration="basicBindingConfiguration"
               contract="WcfServiceHTTPSelfHosted.IWcfServiceHTTPSelfHosted" />
            <endpoint address="web" behaviorConfiguration="webEndpointBehavior"
               binding="webHttpBinding" bindingConfiguration="webBinding"
               contract="WcfServiceHTTPSelfHosted.IWcfServiceHTTPSelfHosted" />
            <endpoint address="mex" binding="mexHttpBinding" bindingConfiguration=""
               contract="IMetadataExchange" />
            <host>
               <baseAddresses>
                  <add baseAddress="http://localhost:50002/WcfServiceHTTPSelfHosted/" />
               </baseAddresses>
            </host>
         </service>
      </services>
   </system.serviceModel>
</configuration>

And uses a custom UserNamePasswordValidator:
public class MyCustomValidator : UserNamePasswordValidator
   {

      public MyCustomValidator()
      {

      }

      public override void Validate(string userName, string password)
      {
         if (!Membership.ValidateUser(userName, password))
         {
            throw new SecurityTokenException("Users validation failed: " + userName);
         }
      }
   }

this works fine!


Rowling End & The Mouse House Self-cateringRowling End is a family sized, traditional Lakeland house. Rowling End House has been lovingly restored and in July 2009 it was awarded a 5-star VisitEngland rating. The understated luxuriousness is complemented by a large farmhouse kitchen with an Aga and open fires in each of the sitting rooms. Rowling end consists of 4 bedrooms, 2 with en suite bathrooms, 2 king-sized doubles and 2 twins. An additional large family bathroom with shower and roll top free standing bath.


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Q: How do you get notes to stay only on your iPhone and not sync to any other device on the Notes app? I logged out of the iCloud account on both my iPhone and my iPad so neither devices sync each others music or apps anymore, but whenever I make a note on my iPhone I always find it on my iPad and I do not want it there. Is there a way to make my notes stay only on my iPhone?

A: Notes may sync via other email services, like gmail.
You need to check the settings of EACH of your email accounts, and, if necessary, disable syncing notes.
It is also possible that notes sync to your Mac when you connect your iPhone to iTunes (via the USB cable or wireless). To avoid this, you might want to check iTunes sync settings (not 100% sure about the latter is still valid, it was definitely present in older versions of iTunes).

A: Simply go to Settings > Notes and make sure the default notes account is set to "On My iPhone" instead of "iCloud".
Now, newly created notes on your iPhone will remain on your iPhone and will not get pushed to the iCloud and hence your iPad.

A: Go to the iCloud settings on your iPhone [Settings/iCloud] and simply disable the Note's sync features.

A: Go to Settings
-Notes on iphone6 plus move lever on (to green color) "On My iPhone" Account
Now you have option to put ur notes on icloud folder or On my iphone

A: You could also try using one of the many note taking alternatives on the app store - the free Note app from Squarespace is my favourite.