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Coin Days Is Coming To Technosphere Reload
A while back we checked out Technosphere Reload, a gorgeous looking, but tough as nails futuristic 3D-roller platformer by Adaptive Game. It is a game that relishes in challenging players, but playing the game this September promises to be a little bit more rewarding than usual. This is thanks to the announcement by Adaptive Game for an event that they have dubbed "Coin Days." The premise behind this event is very simple. Adaptive Game took one bitcoin, divided it into 58 separate parts and then hid it in Technosphere Reload
Confront The Past Through Your Tears In Upcoming Action RPG Crystar
The release of Crystar, a brand new action RPG by FURYU Corporation and Spike Chunsoft is right around the corner and to celebrate they have unveiled the release trailer. Players will be able to take control of Rei, a high school girl who accidentally kills her dearly loved little sister Mirai after awakening with incredible powers. Rei is willing to do anything to revive her sister, so she makes a contract with the Demons of Purgatory. As part of the contract, Rei must work as an Executor, battling through the many levels of Purgatory and slaying the monsters that dwell there
New Bee Simulator Trailer Highlights The Co-Op Fun To Be Had
Even with all of the quality titles on display at Gamescom, the new gameplay video for Bee Simulator by BIGBEN and VARSAV Game Studios caused quite a buzz. The trailer highlights the fact that players can expect to spend quality time with family or friends while enjoying the collaborative or competitive modes in the game
New Gameplay Trailer Unveiled For Off-Road Simulation Overpass
The wait is over for everyone eager to see what Overpass, the upcoming off-road simulation developed by Zordix Racing and published by Bigben will have to offer. The first gameplay footage of the game has been unveiled in a new trailer, which highlights its unique and innovative concept
Cali4ways Games Unveiled The Official Trailer For Boet Fighter
Cali4ways Games, an indie developer from sunny South Africa has unveiled the official trailer for their upcoming brawler, Boet Fighter, and it is a thing of beauty. Judging by the trailer, the game is definitely going to deliver on their promise of violence, traffic, hadedas, explosions, night clubs, taxis, and rugby, amongst many other things. The game draws inspiration from 2D side-scrolling classics, such as Double Dragon and Golden Axe, but infuses the action with some uniquely South African elements
Gun Gun Pixies Is Heading For PC and Nintendo Switch This September
Some more good news for PC and Nintendo Switch owners as PQube and developer Compile Heart has announced that Gun Gun Pixies will be heading for these two platforms this September. The game, which was previously a Playstation Vita exclusive in Japan, is a mix between shooter and platformer starring two tiny girls from outer space
Wonder Parade Announced For Nintendo Switch And PC
Mobile gamers might already be familiar with Wonder Parade, the rhythm game by Studio Quare. The game was released for mobile devices back in 2017, which means it will be celebrating it's 2 year anniversary at the end of August, 2019. To celebrate this milestone, the mobile version of the game will receive an update as well as a 50% discount on August 31st, 2019. However, the real exciting news is that Nintendo Switch and PC owners will soon be able to join in on the fun as well
Glass Heart Games Announces Debut Game Vigil: The Longest Night
Glass Heart Games, a studio based in Taiwan, has just announced Vigil: The Longest Night, which will be their debut release. The game promises to offer an intricate blend of 2D side-scrolling action as well as some neat horror elements
Check Out The Different Editions & Pre-Order Bonus Content For Upcoming WRC 8
As with most new releases these days, WRC 8 will be released with different editions and pre-order bonus content. Bigben and the development studio Kylotonn has recently revealed exactly what players can expect when WRC 8, the official video game of the FIA World Rally Championship, is released. WRC 8 will be released on PC, as well as Playstation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch. The game can already be pre-ordered and there are three different editions to choose from
World Premiere Trailer For Reverse Collapse: Code Name Bakery
Fans of the hit mobile hit title, Girls' Frontline, will know that it had a predecessor called Code Name: Bakery Girl, which was released a few years earlier. The good news is that X.D. Network, along with Sunborn Network, is bringing back that first title in a bigger and better form. It is titled Reverse Collapse: Code Name Bakery and takes the form of a tactical RPG that will be released for PC, Nintendo Switch, as well as mobile. The developers have completely rebuilt and improved Code Name: Bakery Girl, which can be seen in the brand new world premier trailer that came with the announcement


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package io.gravitee.rest.api.model;

import static org.junit.Assert.*;

import io.gravitee.rest.api.model.settings.Plan;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.HashSet;
import org.junit.Assert;
import org.junit.Test;

/**
 * @author Yann TAVERNIER (yann.tavernier at graviteesource.com)
 * @author GraviteeSource Team
 */
public class NewPlanEntityTest {

    @Test
    public void from() {
        final PlanEntity actual = getAPlanEntity();
        final NewPlanEntity result = NewPlanEntity.from(actual);

        Assert.assertEquals(result.getId(), actual.getId());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getApi(), actual.getApi());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getName(), actual.getName());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getDescription(), actual.getDescription());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getValidation(), actual.getValidation());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getSecurity(), actual.getSecurity());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getSecurityDefinition(), actual.getSecurityDefinition());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getType(), actual.getType());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getStatus(), actual.getStatus());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getApi(), actual.getApi());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getPaths(), actual.getPaths());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getFlows(), actual.getFlows());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getCharacteristics(), actual.getCharacteristics());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getExcludedGroups(), actual.getExcludedGroups());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.isCommentRequired(), actual.isCommentRequired());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getCommentMessage(), actual.getCommentMessage());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getGeneralConditions(), actual.getGeneralConditions());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getTags(), actual.getTags());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getSelectionRule(), actual.getSelectionRule());
    }

    @Test
    public void fromShouldNotSetFieldsWithDefaultValueToNull() {
        final PlanEntity actual = getAPlanEntity();
        actual.setValidation(null);
        actual.setSecurity(null);
        actual.setType(null);
        actual.setStatus(null);
        actual.setPaths(null);
        actual.setFlows(null);
        final NewPlanEntity result = NewPlanEntity.from(actual);

        Assert.assertEquals(result.getId(), actual.getId());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getApi(), actual.getApi());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getName(), actual.getName());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getDescription(), actual.getDescription());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getValidation(), PlanValidationType.MANUAL);
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getSecurity(), PlanSecurityType.API_KEY);
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getSecurityDefinition(), actual.getSecurityDefinition());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getType(), PlanType.API);
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getStatus(), PlanStatus.STAGING);
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getApi(), actual.getApi());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getPaths(), new HashMap<>());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getFlows(), new ArrayList<>());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getCharacteristics(), actual.getCharacteristics());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getExcludedGroups(), actual.getExcludedGroups());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.isCommentRequired(), actual.isCommentRequired());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getCommentMessage(), actual.getCommentMessage());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getGeneralConditions(), actual.getGeneralConditions());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getTags(), actual.getTags());
        Assert.assertEquals(result.getSelectionRule(), actual.getSelectionRule());
    }

    private PlanEntity getAPlanEntity() {
        final PlanEntity planEntity = new PlanEntity();
        planEntity.setId("plan-id");
        planEntity.setApi("api-id");
        planEntity.setName("plan-name");
        planEntity.setDescription("description");
        planEntity.setValidation(PlanValidationType.AUTO);
        planEntity.setSecurity(PlanSecurityType.JWT);
        planEntity.setSecurityDefinition("definition");
        planEntity.setType(PlanType.API);
        planEntity.setStatus(PlanStatus.STAGING);
        planEntity.setPaths(new HashMap<>());
        planEntity.setFlows(new ArrayList<>());
        planEntity.setCharacteristics(new ArrayList<>());
        planEntity.setExcludedGroups(new ArrayList<>());
        planEntity.setCommentRequired(true);
        planEntity.setCommentMessage("comment-message");
        planEntity.setGeneralConditions("conditions");
        planEntity.setTags(new HashSet<>());
        planEntity.setSelectionRule("selection-rule");

        return planEntity;
    }
}

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Building on the success of the springtime EcoLiving Fair + Workshops, the Renewable Energy Fair + Workshops was made possible with funding from Alberta Environment and Parks' "Community Environmental Action" grant program!
The event is proudly hosted by RDC Green Campus and ReThink Red Deer. Media sponsorship provided by Red Deer Express.
General entry and parking are free. Workshops are $5ea. at the event desk.
Full details TBA - mark your calendar!
Energy is on everyone's minds these days. And the Government of Alberta has ambitions to dramatically increase its electricity production of renewable sources by 2030 in support of a sustainable economy. Closer to home, ReThink Red Deer is working alongside the Red Deer College Green Campus Initiative to engage Albertans by taking the idea of sustainable living from an idea, to meaningful conversation and skill building, to an inspiring reality. In 2017, ReThink Red Deer secured a substantial grant from Alberta Environment and Parks through the Community Environmental Action program. This grant program was renewed in 2019 and is intended to improve climate literacy of Albertans with the ultimate goal of reducing our collective greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Among ReThink Red Deer's activities supporting this program are the enhancement of its working relationship with RDC Green Campus and the establishment of a Renewable Energy Fair that builds upon the success of the Pathways to Sustainability conference (2011) and the annual EcoLiving Fair and Workshops (held annually since 2011); both held at RDC.
This annual event is a fundraiser for ReThink Red Deer and gives Red Deer College the opportunity to engage its students and stakeholders while showcasing its Green Campus initiatives - specifically, the Alternative Energy Innovation Lab, MakerSpace, Trades Programs, and the College's Green Energy Master Plan including their Net-Zero Campus Energy ambitions. Attendees have the opportunity to learn about renewable energy sources as well as green living choices. Attractions include keynote speaker(s), an expert panel discussion, special tours (Alternative Energy Innovation Lab, MakerSpace, Solar PV installations, etc.), an electric vehicle and bicycle showcase, a Repair Cafe, demonstrations, workshops, and a green business marketplace.
David is a producer with Green Energy Futures where he has created over 150 documentaries on Canada's most inspiring clean energy leaders, projects, and policies. He has dedicated the past decade to researching climate change, energy, and renewable energy topics for radio, newspapers, and magazines. Prior to Green Energy Futures, David worked at the Canada Parks and Wilderness Society and Destination Conservation. As a Communications Director at the Pembina Institute, he developed an online media strategy for clean energy issues and helped design a multitude of reports including Greening the Grid, a landmark document demonstrating that Alberta will find great success in transitioning to clean electricity generation. David currently serves as the Chair of Energy Efficiency Alberta and as Co-Chair of the Energy Transition Committee for the City of Edmonton.
Find out what solar PV owners making the move into owning Electric Vehicles (EV) have to say about the solar lifestyle... and learn from their experience so you can make the transition as sunny as possible!
- Kuby Renewable Energy LTD.
The Sun Country Highway team set out on November 17, 2012 from St. John's, NL to demonstrate the longest network of free EV Charging Stations in the world. The 10,125 km project was completed in 35 days upon arrival in Victoria, BC while commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the opening of the Trans Canada Highway and the 100th Anniversary of Thomas Wilby's 1st Motor Car Tour Across Canada. The SCH Trans Canada Highway network, consists of over 80 free public access charging stations that are located at restaurants, hotels, tourist destinations, municipalities and various other sustainability focused businesses across Canada.
The SCH team chose an all electric Tesla Roadster due to showcase EV technology and organized media interviews at each charging station. This amazing project which was completed without the use of tax payer money to promote electric vehicles as a sustainable means of transportation and, as a key enabler of economic development opportunity.
Red Deer-based Peavey Industries Ltd., which operates Peavey Mart stores across Western Canada and MainStreet Hardware in Blackfalds, has installed electric car charging stations at its outlets in Red Deer, Blackfalds, Medicine Hat and Regina. The company has partnered with Sun Country Highway to install the chargers, which are available to users at no charge.


Maximize your storage with a beautiful and functional storage tower! This beauty will indeed hold an entire media collection and then some. Store your CDs, DVDs and VHS tapes in this lovely tower with a wall-hugging, slim cabinet design. The shelves are a full six inches deep and 24 inches wide to make the most of the design. Including the base, there are eight shelves, seven of which are adjustable. You can also choose to assemble your media tower with or without the decorative top molding depending upon the look you want. The Venture Horizon Media Storage Tower-Regular Single is constructed from heavy-duty laminated wood composites and is framed in molded MDF (medium density fiberboard. Choose from a cherry, oak, walnut, black or white finish with a matching base. Assembly is required, and the media tower is made in the USA.
Venture Horizon Venture Horizon Corporation, established in 1985, is a full-service product development organization specializing in ready-to-assemble (RTA) furniture. They offer a variety of merchandise in several product categories at competitive prices. Their creative designs have been heralded by every major catalog and numerous retailers for nearly three decades. Because they are active in every phase of the manufacturing and distribution process, they are able to guarantee the highest quality materials, products and packaging.In order to ensure a competitive place among leading RTA furniture manufacturers, they work in a variety of mediums including solid hardwoods, MDF, particle board, steel, plastic and glass. Since variety is crucial to consumer acceptance, they produce their furniture in several finishes, such as melamine, paper and vinyl. In addition, they offer a variety of popular finish options that change with the seasons as well as with the times.
The ONLY issue I have is with the front trim pieces. First they glue on versus being screwed/nailed. Second they protrude into the end space of each shelf which makes getting the CD out at both ends of the shelf extremely hard.
I purchased this case with high hopes...it looks just ok! My husband is very handy but it took him 2 hours to put together and he continued to comment on how poor quality it was. We will use it but I wouldn't recommend to anyone!


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Language Connect > Blog / News > December 2016
Top 5 reasons an expert translator is a necessity in the legal sector
December 28th, 2016 in Legal	by	Gunilla Huddleston
In the modern world of business, nothing is as static geographically as it once was. Companies are increasingly working in new markets in new countries and...
5 quick considerations for brands heading into international markets
December 22nd, 2016 in Retail and Ecommerce	by	Gunilla Huddleston
The internet has opened up the globe to commerce companies. With more than two-thirds of the world now able to access the internet, it makes sense...
Holiday season opening hours
December 21st, 2016 in Language Connect	by	Gunilla Huddleston
We wish all our clients a wonderful and peaceful holiday season. Our global offices will remain open as follows: Day Office Opening hours Contact e-mail address 24th, 25th 26th December Istanbul 6am to 3pm...
Why manners and culture are important when it comes to localisation
December 6th, 2016 in Retail and Ecommerce
Companies making the decision to move from their native nation into new areas are faced with a number of challenges when they take that bold step....
Logistics, payments and the changing world: Key considerations to make for global firms
November 29th, 2016 in Retail and Ecommerce
According to a UK government study on the rise of SMEs as global exporters, both of their products and their businesses as a whole, more companies...
The challenges of attracting international tourists to the Far East and the role of translation
November 11th, 2016 in Travel and Tourism
Being able to communicate with customers in their own language is a huge challenge for any company that is selling cross-border, be it through online sales,...
How marketers need to be able to identify and translate campaigns to the right markets
November 9th, 2016 in Retail and Ecommerce	by	Ben Taylor
Ecommerce is a big deal on a global scale, with more and more companies looking to take their operations from within the barriers of their own...
The challenges with legal translation, alphabets, and the Far East
October 28th, 2016 in Legal
Cross-border contracts, transactions, and deals are more commonplace than ever in today's business world. Companies are increasingly working with other firms in countries across the world...
How global brands can capitalise on the Far East's appetite for shopping online
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Ecommerce is a big business the world over. Of the global retail sales for all sectors in 2016, eMarketer predicts growth that will take figures to more...

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Statistics of Úrvalsdeild in the 1942 season.

Overview
It was contested by 5 teams, and Valur won the championship. Valur's Ellert Sölvason was the top scorer with 6 goals.

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Úrvalsdeild karla (football) seasons
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A breakdown of how downtime affected RightScale user applications across clouds (source: RightScale Blog)
Report: AWS Users Weathered Cloud Reboot Better than Rackspace and SoftLayer
RightScale breaks down the reboot's effects on its users
Cloud infrastructure management company RightScale has released a report on downtime its customers experienced as a result of the great Xen cloud reboot of 2014. Multiple cloud providers rebooted significant portions of their infrastructure in late September to apply a patch for a known security vulnerability that affected certain versions of the open source XenServer hypervisor.
The Xen security problem extended beyond the big cloud providers, but IBM SoftLayer, Rackspace and Amazon Web Services, analyzed by RightScale, make for a good measuring stick.
From the relatively small sample size (about 450 RightScale users were affected by the reboot total), AWS was affected the least, 5 percent of its customers dealing with 60 minutes or more of downtime. Half (51 percent) of AWS users reported no downtime, and the other half most likely experienced a traditional reboot and a little bit of downtime usually associated with it.
About 350 users in the sample are on AWS.
Reboot to apply the Xen security patch was a little more noticeable for RightScale customers running on Rackspace and SoftLayer clouds, 13 percent of Rackspace users and 17 percent of SoftLayer users reporting more than an hour of downtime. However, this was an even smaller sample size: 66 Rackspace users and 42 SoftLayer users.
RightScale Survey Cloud Reboot Survey/Xen Vulnerability October 2014 from RightScale
"The lower downtime for the AWS reboot could be partially explained by the fact that, unlike the Rackspace and SoftLayer reboots, it did not affect all instances," wrote Kim Weins, vice president of marketing at RightScale.
AWS had a smaller percentage of affected virtual servers contributing to the skew. RightScale also attributed AWS' success during the reboots to having a better strategy than the others.
"For Rackspace and SoftLayer users, unless they had already architected across regions or leveraged automation, they were limited to moving resources between regions, a strategy employed by 15 percent of Rackspace users and 18 percent of SoftLayer users," wrote Weins. "As a result, 48 percent of Rackspace users and 39 percent of SoftLayer users took no preventative action, as compared to 20 percent of AWS users."
RightScale also included 74 customers with on-premise Xen deployments in the report. A large majority (81 percent) said they weathered the reboots well, though 41 percent said the patching involved a significant amount of work.
The reboot had a somewhat negative effect on the perception of cloud, 10 percent of RightScale users saying they were less likely to continue using AWS, 20 percent Rackspace and 29 percent SoftLayer. There's a clear correlation of these figures with those that show how many users experienced more than 60 minutes of downtime. In an age where any downtime can negatively impact a business, damage from more than an hour of downtime can be disastrous.
Perhaps the best news in the report was that 37 percent said they planned to create better cloud and IT best practices to handle this sort of thing in the future.
TAGS: Amazon Rackspace SoftLayer (acquired by IBM) Uptime


This is a direct quote from Mike Scanlon, top aide to Tom Delay.
"Simply put, we want to bring out the wackos to vote against something and make sure the rest of the public lets the whole thing slip past them. The wackos get their information form [sic] the Christian right, Christian radio, mail, the internet, and telephone trees."


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National Black Leadership Commission on AIDS Establishes Baltimore Affiliate
The National Black Leadership Commission on AIDS on Thursday opened a Baltimore affiliate and "mapped a strategy" on how to fight HIV/AIDS in the city, the Baltimore Sun reports. Leaders of the NBLCA, which has its headquarters in New York City, said that their primary goal in establishing the office is to "redistribute resources to focus on the black community," which comprises 88.5% of the city's AIDS cases. "We're overrepresented by the virus and underrepresented by funds," Rev. Raphael Warnock, vice chair of the NBLCA Baltimore affiliate, said. The group also announced its plans to hold a "State of Emergency Sunday" on Sept. 29, during which churches will solicit donations and lobby for political support to fight the disease (Baltimore Sun , 6/21). The opening of the new NBLCA office comes 10 days after City Council President Sheila Dixon recommended that Maryland Gov. Parris Glendening (D) declare the AIDS epidemic a public health emergency in Baltimore ( Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report , 6/11).


One little girl, five hundred playful penguins – and a magical night-time adventure! It's hard when you have to share everything with your baby brother. Tofta doesn't want to at all. So when a sparkling bright iceberg drifts past her window, she decides that it's her iceberg. She's not going to share it with anyone! But then five hundred playful penguins turn up, and Tofta discovers that sharing can be great fun… A beautifully imaginative story from the award-winning author of Fleabag.


The Labour Party will pledge to give every young Briton out of work for more than a year a paid "starter job", which they will have to take up or lose their benefits.
Labour Leader Ed Miliband and Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls will announce the policy after arguing that thousands of young people still struggling to find work are "not seeing any economic recovery at all".
The announcement sets out for the first time that a Compulsory Jobs Guarantee will be in Labour's manifesto next year for the 2015 General Election and that it will be funded for the whole of the next Parliament if Labour are voted into office – not just one year.
"The government will work with employers to help fund paid work with training for six months," Balls is expected to say.
"It will mean paid starter jobs for more than 50,000 young people who have been left on the dole for over a year by this government."
He will add: "But it will be a tough contract – those who can work will be required to take up the jobs on offer or lose their benefits. A life on benefits will simply not be an option.
Labour explained The Compulsory Jobs Guarantee will also apply to adults aged 25 or over claiming Jobseeker's Allowance for two years or more and will be funded for the whole of the next Parliament by a tax on bank bonuses and restricting pensions tax relief for people earning more than £150,000 to the same rate as basic rate taxpayers.
Ed Balls will explain that the bank bonus tax will help to fund the first year of the Compulsory Jobs Guarantee "when there will be a large number of long-term unemployed people to help" and the changes to pensions tax relief will ensure an annual revenue stream to fund the policy throughout the next Parliament.
The announcement comes after the most recent Office for National Statistics (ONS) figures revealed that there are more than 900,000 16 to 24-year-olds in the UK who are out of work.


Lem Fugitt, author of the Robot Dreams blog created this hilarious video of his dog Austin playing with his Roboraptor. It's a situation where the Roboraptor's programming (instincts) works perfectly to create some good old fashion comedy. Every time the dog barks, it triggers the Roboraptor to investigate and pursue the dog further. The dog backs up and growls, then barks some more and therefore the Roboraptor pursues the dog some more! It's a fun 40 second video and definitely worth the viewing. I was laughing especially hard at the cacophony of dinosaur and doggy voices as the two played together.


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Q: How to use python f string to replace format()? I am saving some urls in my constants.py file like this:
BASE_URL = 'https://{env}.my-site.com'
ENV_URLS = {
    'dev': BASE_URL.format(env='dev'),
    'demo': BASE_URL.format(env='demo'),
    'prod': BASE_URL.format(env='prod')
}

This is done using old .format(), how can I achieve same result with python's new f-string formatting?

A: f-strings aren't a goal in and of themselves. If it doesn't look like f-strings will improve a piece of code, there's no reason to search for a way to force them in.
That said, this code is needlessly repetitive. It could be shortened with a dict comprehension:
ENV_URLS = {env: BASE_URL.format(env=env) for env in ['dev', 'demo', 'prod']}

and then if you want to use an f-string, it's easy to do so:
ENV_URLS = {env: f'https://{env}.my-site.com' for env in ['dev', 'demo', 'prod']}

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Heart Mountain sentinel . (Heart Mountain, WY), Oct. 24 1944. https://0-www.loc.gov.oasys.lib.oxy.edu/item/sn84024756/1944-10-24/ed-1/.
(1944, October 24) Heart Mountain sentinel . Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://0-www.loc.gov.oasys.lib.oxy.edu/item/sn84024756/1944-10-24/ed-1/.
Heart Mountain sentinel . (Heart Mountain, WY) 24 Oct. 1944. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, www.loc.gov/item/sn84024756/1944-10-24/ed-1/.


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Sherry Nelson: Maxim Supermodel
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Sherry Nelson, Canadian born Maxim Supermodel and actress journeys through the planet with her innocent beauty and ambience touching all she meets with warmth and kindness. Making an explosive splash in Hollywood without even trying, Sherry is destined to remain in the hearts of all who meet her forever…..
Although we live in a surreal climate, is there anything positive you have seen come out of it?
What amazes me is that the entire world is touched by this pandemic, so it is not a national or cultural shift but a global shift. The positives I am seeing are veering in two different directions ~ back to our roots and toward a new technological means of communicating. The obvious immediate technological shift is in the power of video conferencing. From its continued expansion in the boardroom to allowing some employees work from home instead of the possibility of being laid off. As well there is an adjustment to the Doctor/patient visit toward live interactive streaming video which is a big boom to those living in rural areas or those with difficulty getting transportation to doctor visits. In the realm of entertainment, there is an abundance of new podcasts turning up to entertain us while we are self-isolating. One of my favorites is BusyPatterns on Twitch TV.
Returning back to our roots is the return to family dinners, family game nights, and working on projects together during family self-isolations. There is also an entrepreneurial spirit emerging ~ young people offering delivery services for food, and medical supplies or yardwork services to help those needing assistance.
While we are all on lockdown how are you spending your time?
I am fortunate to have a great trainer, Ryan Meeuwissen, who is the MacGyver of fitness. We've been training 5 days a week and Ryan has devised fun alternatives to equipment you would find at the gym. The fresh air in my lungs during these workouts has really helped to improve my endurance and strength.
I have also been writing a lot, and have the great fortune to be writing for Turner-Banan-King Entertainment discussing finance and fitness.
Do you recall the moment in your life that changed it's trajectory forever?
Living in a small Canadian town and working for my family's lumber company, the entertainment industry did not seem like a possibility. Once the momentum of the Maxim Covergirl contest took off, I was able to make a connection with Jimmy Star and that would change everything as I knew it.
After our first phone call, I had a reserved ticket to an Oscar gala, several interviews and a photo shoot lined up. I knew then my life was about to leap into a whole new realm of excitement.
Jimmy Star is one of the most energetic, kind, intelligent and forward -hinking people I have ever met. He comes with a tight group of friends who have become family to me.
What is the best advice your parents ever gave you?
Always be honest, you cannot build anything personally or professionally without trust. Along with trust, I was brought up to be kind and help people as much as I can.
What type of modeling would you eventually like to do?
I have a wish list like so many girls … Fashion, print, swimwear, glamour, and commercial. I am so happy to be the Spokesmodel for the Light Up the Love campaign and I am sure people will be pleased with the work and promotion they are putting forward!
Breaking into the acting industry, what roles do you would feel comfortable playing and why?
Acting is one of those amazing fields within art where you can express so many facets of your life. I would love to explore avenues where the character is strong and independent, as Robert Rodriguez or Thomas J. Churchill's females have portrayed. I would also like to portray a female's more vulnerable side through humor as Peter and Bobby Farley have successfully done in a few of their films.
Any advice for those looking for a change of career after they have already been in one profession for some time?
Change can be good, it can reenergize you and make you feel youthful again. I believe that in this very short life, it's important to try new things and step out of your comfort zone. It is also equally important to not burn any bridges when you leave one career for another. Networking is critical to building connections and stepping- stones, and you never know, one of your past connections may be an asset in the future.
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RxAlly, an organization founded to help patients improve their health through personalized care from pharmacists and reduce health costs has closed effective August 23, 2013.
In a statement on its website, RxAlly said its board had voted to close the company after 18 months in operation. They also sent a letter to their performance network members that can be accessed here.
"While we are disappointed in this outcome, we appreciate the progress we made in developing a shared interest in advancing pharmacist care, and thank you for your support and belief in our company and our mission," the statement read.
The company was founded in February 2012 as an alliance of more than 20,000 pharmacies around the country, with former EVP and CEO Bruce Roberts of the National Community Pharmacists Association at the helm.


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Home » Arable » Rothamsted Research gives gene editing the 'thumbs-up'
Rothamsted Research gives gene editing the 'thumbs-up'
Agriland Team
Rothamsted Research has submitted its responses to the UK government's consultation questions on the regulation of gene editing (GE) technologies.
The submission argues that the current situation, whereby gene-edited organisms are regulated in the same way as transgenic GMOs, makes no scientific sense since the genetic changes in question could have been produced by traditional breeding methods.
Prof. Angela Karp, director of Rothamsted Research said:
"For plant breeding, there is no scientific justification for considering the introduction of targeted mutations in a crop by GE to be more risky than either mutations that occur naturally or random mutations induced using chemical or radiation mutagenesis.
"Moreover, the potential to improve to the safety and nutritional value of food crops through miniscule genomic changes introduced by GE, greatly outweighs any hypothetical risk of using the technology."
Rothamsted Research testing
The submission cites the example of a new gene-edited wheat strain recently developed at Rothamsted, which has lowered levels of asparagine but is otherwise indistinguishable from unaltered plants.
When wheat products are cooked, asparagine can be converted to acrylamide, a potential carcinogen. The new strain will enhance food safety for consumers.
The document also includes details of how gene-editing can be used to improve the nutritional value of crops and promote disease resistance, potentially leading to reduced pesticide use.
Prof. Karp added that the team were not arguing that there should be no regulation of new genetic technologies.
She said: "It is entirely appropriate that formal regulations are drawn up to cover the development of new technologies.
"These should ensure consumer safety and encourage public confidence that all the necessary precautions are being taken.
"However, it is important that such regulations are grounded in science and that their management, after adoption, is also science-led and enabling," she concluded.
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sfgam#1
Agree with what ^^ Said about X-men.
Best one to date. I don't think the other guy playing quicksilver will be as good.
Besides the flawless movie (10/10) I was so surprised how many young children were in the theater, I mean like 4 and 5 year old. The movie was really violent for PG-13 some children started crying and the parents did nothing. Also they couldn't even sit still, they kept talking, making noise, and the parents just sat there. I'm sorry but that annoys the hell out of me.
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ytterbiumanalyst
LOVED "Judas and the Black Messiah." We've been fans of the Black Panthers for years, ever since a co-worker was involved in our local chapter and told us all about the great things they do for the po
^ being honest? Capaldi is one of the handful of "stunt casting" that just doesn't work and adds nothing to the film other than in your head going "hey, that's (insert stunt cast actor). t
I just got back from seeing Spider-Man: No Way Home. Very mild spoilers: Putting this part first to try and bump the actual review part being displayed in the side bar of the forums. Fir
rcjp
^Already seen it! It was great! I didn't really know what to expect from the plot but they did a nice job. Really pleased with it.
Just got back from seeing The Amazing Spider-Man 2. Here's my short review of the movie: it's an entertaining mess.
Let me explain: The movie does keeps you entertained the entire time, but it is a complete mess. There are 4 main plot lines (Electro, Green Goblin, Gwen Stacy, and Rhino) that they try to connect together, but it just doesn't work. There are 3 times where I was expecting the movie to end, but it just kept going and going.
Even though I didn't feel this was a great movie, I'm excited for the future of the franchise.
jray21
Location: Sparks, NV
Saw a few movie over the past week.
Godzilla - Really liked it a lot. Lots of action, and just a fun destruction movie.
12 Years a Slave - A good movie, but really depressing.
Spiderman 2 - Liked the first one better. This one seemed to be more similar to the Tobey Maguire days, which I didn't like.
molemaster43
Location: Truth or Consequences, NM
Personally, I wouldn't call Rhino a main plot line. He was hardly in the movie.
I did also enjoy the movie, but it seemed to lack focus throughout the film and kept bouncing around to all of these stories.
rcdude
Now that the three spring superhero movies have been released, here's my take on all three:
Captain America: The Winter Soldier: I thought Phase Two of the Marvel Cinematic Universe was going to be full of duds, but this one was great. It is much more story heavy than many of the other entries and, while there are still comedic moments, this one definitely has the most serious tone out of all the films so far. Excluding the Avengers, this is probably my favorite Marvel movie and is the best 2014 film I've seen so far. A-
The Amazing Spider-Man 2: It was decent. Just like the first Amazing Spider-Man, acting was great and the action sequences, while not quite as intense as many modern superhero movies, were good enough to get the point across. The problems come mainly from the storyline, which incorporates three villains (Electro, Green Goblin, and Rhino) along with Peter's relationship with Gwen and the search for information about his parents, both continued from the previous installment. Even though the movie was over two hours, it still felt like there was just too much packed into it. Overall, not bad, but not great, and definitely better than Spider-Man 3, though not as good as the first Amazing Spider-Man or the first two Raimi films. B-
X-Men: Days of Future Past: Great movie, my favorite X-Men film to date. This one felt more like the original X-Men films and superhero movies of the 2000's than those that have come out in the past few years, with more of an emphasis on plot and characters than action. No city destruction this time around (only a flying baseball stadium), and an acceptable level of CGI. Finally, this was a great way to link the original trilogy with the new First Class timeline and give all the original actors a proper sendoff. B+
In short, Captain American > X-Men > Amazing Spider-Man 2, but all of them were at least enjoyable.
Even though I was busy catching up on TV for the past few weeks, I watched a few new movies on my cruise last week.
Captain America 2 - Really fun to watch. I'm honestly not sure if it's better than the first one, but I really enjoyed watching it. Compared to the other Marvel movies I watched, it's probably one of the better films. (5/5)
Jack Ryan - A fun action movie. I managed to catch it halfway through both times it showed on the ship, but I don't think I missed any real action. Nothing too mindblowing but I enjoyed it for what it was. I'd probably rank it above average. (3.5/5)
12 Years A Slave - I wasn't really sure what to think about this movie. It was definitely emotional and had some good moments, but something definitely felt missing from the movie. Maybe it was because I just watched Django Unchained, I expected the main character to flip out on the owners. Or maybe it was seeing Sherlock Holmes as a slave owner. Or maybe I found the story a bit hard to follow. Or the ending that left me satisfied but a bit cold on the inside. I dunno. it was still a good movie though. (4/5)
Saving Mr. Banks - This is probably my favorite movie of 2013. It had a great, emotional story (even if it was a tad confusing at first with the flashback sequences and all), the acting is fantastic, and it's already based off the making of a good movie. I loved it. (5/5)
Diamondbacker27
I found it interesting that they hired Godzilla's director to make the next two films. He must have done a good job, I can't wait to see it.
TPDave
^ I've yet to see it but I've only heard good things about Godzilla so I'm excited to watch it at some point!
robbalvey
Last night TPR was invited to a preview screening of Maleficent! Here's our review...
After watching Maleficent tonight, I've gained a whole new level of respect for this villain. Don't expect to see a live action version of Sleeping Beauty. That's not what this is. This film is so much more. While the storyline of Sleeping Beauty does tie into the plot, there are plenty of unexpected twists and turns.
Everyone knows Maleficent to be nothing but evil, but evil always has roots in goodness. This exciting story with visually stunning effects will transport you into a magical land where villains can also be heroes and heroes can be villains.
As beautiful as the effects were, I wasn't very impressed with the 3D elements. I would only see it in 3D if it were on a proper IMAX screen, otherwise it really doesn't add much to the experience.
That being said, Angelina Jolie has never looked better on the big screen!
Definitely run, don't walk to your nearest movie theater and see this movie. Just remember, it is not Sleeping Beauty, keep an open mind and... SPOILER ALERT! (scroll down...)
SPOILER ALERT - the prince is not the hero that saves the day. This is a twist on a classic tale that is worth seeing and then seeing again.
Thank you to Elisa Goldman for attending the screening and writing the review for us!
Here is some information from the official press release about the film from Disney:
STORY SYNOPSIS:
"Maleficent" explores the untold story of Disney's most iconic villain from the classic "Sleeping Beauty" and the elements of her betrayal that ultimately turn her pure heart to stone. Driven by revenge and a fierce desire to protect the moors over which she presides, Maleficent cruelly places an irrevocable curse upon the human king's newborn infant Aurora. As the child grows, Aurora is caught in the middle of the seething conflict between the forest kingdom she has grown to love and the human kingdom that holds her legacy. Maleficent realizes that Aurora may hold the key to peace in the land and is forced to take drastic actions that will change both worlds forever.
The film stars Angelina Jolie as Maleficent, Sharlto Copley, Elle Fanning, Sam Riley, Imelda Staunton, Juno Temple and Lesley Manville.
"Maleficent" is produced by Joe Roth and directed by Robert Stromberg, with Angelina Jolie, Michael Vieira, Don Hahn, Palak Patel, Matt Smith and Sarah Bradshaw serving as executive producers. Linda Woolverton wrote the screenplay. "Maleficent" opens in U.S. theaters on May 30, 2014.
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azza29
^Thanks for the review. Planning to go see this one after work tonight!
djboss302
So Roland Emmerich is rebooting Stargate... http://www.deadline.com/interstitial/?ref=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.deadline.com%2F2014%2F05%2Fmgm-warner-bros-reboot-stargate%2F
I'm not so sure what I think about this..........
Location: Williamsburg, VA
I might catch Maleficient this weekend. Jolie sounds like the perfect actress for this role. I'm not all that impressed with 3D in general, so I don't mind saving a few bucks by seeing the "flat" version.
jynx242
Went to see Maleficent last night at the Dine-in theater in Downtown Disney.
Loved it! I have a special place in my heart for villans, and Maleficent in particular (I even have a pretty large Maleficent tattoo,) so I was really looking forward to it. I have to say - Angelina Jolie was SPECTACULAR as the titular villan . I won't spoil things for anyone - but I was just LOVING the scenes at the Christening (it is in the Trailer.) She was just deliciously wicked.
At first I was excited about Maleficent, mostly because I just adore Jolie. But the more trailers and commercials I see kinda turns that excitement down.To me it seems like they're trying to make her sympathetic and those villains just doesn't do it for me. Plus I thought Maleficent was so much more awesome when she was just evil. I shall be seeing it this weekend and I hope it proves me wrong.
Edit: Also if Maleficent turns into the dragon I might just love the movie because of that.
Jurassic World is now filming at the abandoned Six Flags New Orleans.
Member Title: bertimus-maximus-mermaidus
here's my take on "Malecifent" that I reviewed for another site that I post at (Comic Book Resources):
We saw it today, and I totally understand the "meh" reviews it's been getting.
it LOOKS absolutely amazing, and just for that I'd recommend seeing it in theaters (unless you have a very large TV).
also Angelina Jolie is perfectly cast. . and she's having an absolute blast (you can absolutely tell).
The casting of the 3 fairies is well done too, with some cute slapstick.
other parts didn't fare so well:
Sharlto Copley was given bad direction (I have to blame it on the director, as I know he's a great actor), playing the main antagonist, the King, so crazy that why in the world would ANY of the villagers follow his directions. No one tries to talk some sense into him? It doesn't work, at all.
Sam Riley -- as the iconic Raven -- is TERRIBLY miscast. You're supposed to feel something for him, but the actor does absolutely nothing with the part (an example, when he's turned into a dog, and he complains that dogs are dirty and he prefers his bird form. . . you can tell that it was written as "funny". . . nope. . falls completely flat, because you feel nothing for the part).
Elle Fanning is almost completely wasted. . she just brings nothing to the film that any other actress could have done.
of course, the biggest problem with the film is the writing. It absolutely needed another pass. It really is almost there, it comes awful close in places. . but then it just drags. Really, the film is only an hour and 40 minutes, but boy does it feel like a 3 hour film. . . and that's not good.
the big issue is that you can tell where the writers started with. They had an idea, thought it was clever, and wrote backwards to make it come to that ending. and it's SUCH a change to the "Sleeping Beauty" story, that it pulls you right out of the film. I'm sure they could have gotten it to work, with another script polish, but as it is?. . . nope. . . had us LAUGHING at the idea that you can see coming from a good 20 minutes away.
feh. . .just doesn't work for me. . but then again, maybe I just don't "understand" that feeling that is key to this retelling.
and I don't know why they would call Princess Aurora "Sleeping Beauty" anyways, as she just seems to take a nice nap (certainly less than 12 hours).
oh well. . it LOOKS pretty, and I recommend seeing it in the theater.
Edited June 1, 2014 by bert425
Nrthwnd
Location: Vancouver, Can'eh'da
Member Title: BAYSIDE STATION!
We saw X Men: Days of... yesterday.
It was good if a bit more ethereal than the past films.
I mean, it was Wolverine basically time travelling,
to stop Mystique from creating a no-win future for
everybody, humans and mutants. And it worked.
So much to get through, but it all worked for us.
And we enjoyed the (later) cameos in it, as well.
And I have a gay crush on James McAvoy, ever since I first
saw him in "The Chronicles of Narnia". So sweet. And
such an actor he has become. Looking forward to
more of his work.
Caught a few movies this weekend.
X-Men: Days of Future Past - another solid entry in the series, even if the "future" climax reminded me a little too much of the Matrix trilogy. But, Jennifer Lawrence, so all is forgiven.
Maleficent - liked this one more than I'd expected to. Kind of agree with Bert's comment on the script, the tone of the film is all over the place in some spots which is distracting. It did kind of feel like somebody saw Wicked and decided to give the Sleeping Beauty story the same treatment, but the movie basically works. Visually stunning. almost an Avatar meets Game of Thrones motif, I was definitely impressed by the production design.
A Million Ways to Die in the West - more proof Seth Macfarlane peaked with season 2 of Family Guy. An entertaining hour and a half but tricky to recommend. If you're a fan of poop jokes you are in for a treat. The take on the classic Western genre was spot on, but let down by lazy writing. Some redemption, though, in one particularly well-placed cameo and a song that is still running through my brain.
One thing I've noticed lately is that the Australian public has largely abandoned 3D films. The 2D versions seem to be pulling much larger audiences, definitely evidenced by the packed out 2D showings of X-Men and Maleficent I attended on the weekend (the 3D screenings had plenty of tickets left unsold). Is this trend the same in the US? Perhaps the novelty is wearing off.
I agree that the best thing Maleficient has going for it is Angelina Jolie--she's perfect for the part. I also agree that the script is pretty weak, and the other characters are underdeveloped (especially King Stephan). The fairies who "raise" Aurora make one yearn for the Three Stooges; Moe, Larry, and Curly would've nailed those parts.
But, overall, it's an entertaining fairy-tale reboot--largely thanks to the title character.
We're seeing Maleficent this week, before I go on the Scandi Tour.
I can't wait for this one. I am such a fanboi of The Horned One, lol.
This is my lanyard of Maleficent pins.
Not collecting much now,
but this is a pretty good set, lol.
Rollercoaster Rider
Location: Gurnee, Illinois
Escape from LA - Kurt Russel - My Fave -
Just watched the Never Ending Story on Amazon Prime. Such a terrible, but great, movie.
VF15
Saw Jersey Boys earlier today. Not a bad movie. The acting was nothing special, but it did have some wonderful music. I'd recommend it if you're into this kind of stuff.
Saw The Prestige yesterday. I had been waiting to see it for a while and I wasn't disappointed. Wouldn't say it was my favourite Christopher Nolan film but still quite good with a few nice twists.


What is a Tankless Water Heater and how they work?
"Tankless Water Heater" is the water heater that don't have any storage tank to store water that's why they are tankless. They have a heat exchanger or heating coil bade of brass from which water passes and gets heated when burners make the coil hot. Therefore, there is no heat losses associated with storage or tank water heaters in other words these tankless water heaters save energy by heating water only when needed, eliminating the energy lost during standby operation. Here is how tankless water heater works when a hot water fixture is turned on, cold enters into the unit. In an Electric Tankless Water Heater an electric element heats the water. In a gas-fired Tankless Water Heater a gas burner heats the water. As a result, Tankless Water Heaters delivers a constant supply of hot water. You don't have to wait for a storage tank to fill up with enough hot water.
A flow sensor activates the gas burner, which warms the heat exchanger. Incoming cold water encircles the heat exchanger and leaves the heater at its set-point temperature. The combustion gases safely exit through a dedicated, sealed vent system. Tankless Water Heater requires a very minimum electric current to trigger the burner and to release the combusted air with the help of blower.
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Jun 27, 2010 Anthropologist Ellen P. Brown in a Chad village while working for Exxon Mobil in Africa. (Lucinda Revell) The World Bank, one of Exxon's partners in building the pipeline, required the company to preserve Chad's distinct customs. In one instance, Exxon was planning to quarry stone for gravel.
Feb 11, 2017 When Chad Butler was promoted to interim chief of the Rocklin Police Department last fall, succeeding Ron Lawrence who became chief in Citrus Heights, He said it was a safe community, though "as we grow, certainly, the more people that you bring into an area, the opportunities for crime increase.".
May 28, 2015 Trespassing – Subject on Annslee Ln reported numerous subjects reportedly trespassing at Rock Quarry. Arrest Chad Michael Brooks was arrested for Driving with Suspended License in the area of Ga 20 and Thompson Rd. Entering Auto A vehicle was entered at a residence on Gum Creek Church Rd.
May 4, 2017 For much of the limestone used to build Chicago's buildings, fix its roads and even renovate Wrigley, the journey starts in a mine deep below the Earth's surface near Joliet. By Ally Marotti and Chad Yoder "(That stone starts in an) underground quarry in Joliet and there it is standing tall in Chicago.".
Jun 13, 2013 Stevens Creek Quarry Cupertino, Santa Clara County, California Mine ID No. 0401676. Investigators Chad Hilde Mine Safety and Health Inspector Prior to the accident, the haul truck had been loed on a steep, temporary ramp leading up to an area that was being cleared for quarry expansion.
Much like her cooking philosophy, the family's home, a 1971 wooden barnhouse renovated in 2012 by Ilona's husband, Miami architect Chad Oppenheim, is rustic is placed outside the "Lounge Room," an enclosed nook holding two kingsized mattresses draped in custom shearling blankets and pillows from Area ID.
Wayne Brothers Inc. is based in Davidson, NC, but is actively involved in community projects throughout the greater Charlotte area. Continue to keep Chad in your prayers as we search for a cure. As you know, West ia has suffered a tragedy over the past several days with extensive and life threatening flooding.
Oct 9, 2010 Geologists and quarry employees examine a Pennsylvanian sinkhole, developed in limestones of the basal Chad L. Fields. Iowa Geological & Water Survey. Iowa Dept. of Natural Resources. Iowa City, IA 522421319 [email protected] . ConklinKlein Quarries and Surrounding Area by Brian J.
Aug 4, 2015 Coffelt said there are recreation trails in the Birdsboro watershed area that go around the top of the quarry and his group has had permission from the municipal authority for about a decade to use it as well as other faces of the quarry for climbing. Phillips on Monday deferred to the authority for clarifiion.


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package com.lling.qiqu.activitys;

import java.lang.ref.WeakReference;
import java.util.HashMap;

import org.json.JSONException;
import org.json.JSONObject;

import android.content.DialogInterface;
import android.content.Intent;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.os.Handler;
import android.os.Message;
import android.text.TextUtils;
import android.util.Log;
import android.view.View;
import android.view.animation.Animation;
import android.view.animation.Animation.AnimationListener;
import android.view.animation.AnimationUtils;
import android.widget.EditText;
import android.widget.LinearLayout;
import android.widget.TextView;
import android.widget.Toast;
import cn.smssdk.EventHandler;
import cn.smssdk.SMSSDK;

import com.lidroid.xutils.ViewUtils;
import com.lidroid.xutils.view.annotation.ContentView;
import com.lidroid.xutils.view.annotation.ViewInject;
import com.lidroid.xutils.view.annotation.event.OnClick;
import com.lling.qiqu.App;
import com.lling.qiqu.R;
import com.lling.qiqu.beans.User;
import com.lling.qiqu.interfaces.ApiCallBack;
import com.lling.qiqu.service.IUserService;
import com.lling.qiqu.service.impl.UserServiceImpl;
import com.lling.qiqu.ui.CTDialog;
import com.lling.qiqu.utils.ProgressDialogUtils;
import com.lling.qiqu.utils.ToastUtils;
import com.lling.qiqu.utils.Util;
import com.sina.weibo.AccessTokenKeeper;
import com.sina.weibo.UsersAPI;
import com.sina.weibo.sdk.auth.AuthInfo;
import com.sina.weibo.sdk.auth.Oauth2AccessToken;
import com.sina.weibo.sdk.auth.WeiboAuthListener;
import com.sina.weibo.sdk.auth.sso.SsoHandler;
import com.sina.weibo.sdk.exception.WeiboException;
import com.sina.weibo.sdk.net.RequestListener;
import com.tencent.connect.UserInfo;
import com.tencent.connect.common.Constants;
import com.tencent.tauth.IUiListener;
import com.tencent.tauth.Tencent;
import com.tencent.tauth.UiError;
import com.tencent.weibo.TencentUtils;
import com.umeng.analytics.MobclickAgent;

@ContentView(R.layout.activity_login)
public class LoginActivity extends BaseActivity {

	private final String TAG = "LoginActivity";

	@ViewInject(R.id.login_layout)
	private LinearLayout mLoginLayout;
	@ViewInject(R.id.regist_layout)
	private LinearLayout mRegistLayout;
	@ViewInject(R.id.to_login_btn)
	private TextView mToLoginBtn;
	@ViewInject(R.id.to_regist_btn)
	private TextView mToRegistBtn;
	@ViewInject(R.id.login_phone)
	private EditText mLoginEmail;
	@ViewInject(R.id.login_password)
	private EditText mLoginPassword;
	@ViewInject(R.id.regist_phone)
	private EditText mRegistPhone;
	@ViewInject(R.id.regist_password)
	private EditText mRegistPassword;

	private String mAppId;
	private Tencent mTencent;
	private UserInfo mInfo;
	private String mOpenId;
	private ClassHandler mHandler = new ClassHandler(this);
	private IUserService mUserService = new UserServiceImpl(this);
	EventHandler mEventHandler;   //短信发送回调
	String mPhone;
	String mPassword;
	@Override
	protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
		super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
		ViewUtils.inject(this);
		mTencent = App.mTencent;
		mEventHandler = new EventHandler(){
			@Override
			public void afterEvent(int event, int result, Object data) {
				ProgressDialogUtils.dismiss();
				if (result == SMSSDK.RESULT_COMPLETE) {
					// 回调完成
					if (event == SMSSDK.EVENT_GET_VERIFICATION_CODE) {
						// 获取验证码成功
						if(App.smsCodeRecode == null) {
							App.smsCodeRecode = new HashMap<String, Long>();
						}
						//记录已发送记录
						App.smsCodeRecode.put(mPhone, System.currentTimeMillis());
						Intent intent = new Intent(LoginActivity.this, CheckCodeActivity.class);
						intent.putExtra("phone", mPhone);
						intent.putExtra("password", mPassword);
						startActivityWithAnimation(intent);
					}
				} else {
					ToastUtils.showMessageInCenter(LoginActivity.this, "发送失败, 请重试");
				}
			}
		};
	}

	private ApiCallBack checkExeistCallBack = new ApiCallBack() {
		@Override
		public void onSuccess(Object data) {
			SMSSDK.getVerificationCode("86", mPhone.trim());
		}
		@Override
		public void onFailure(String msg) {
			ProgressDialogUtils.dismiss();
			if("501".equals(msg)) {
				ToastUtils.showMessageInCenter(LoginActivity.this, getString(R.string.phone_invalid));
			} else if("502".equals(msg)) {
				ToastUtils.showMessageInCenter(LoginActivity.this, getString(R.string.phone_exists));
			} else {
				ToastUtils.showMessageInCenter(LoginActivity.this, "发送失败, 请重试");
			}
		}
		@Override
		public void onError(Exception e, String msg) {
			ProgressDialogUtils.dismiss();
			ToastUtils.showMessageInCenter(LoginActivity.this, "发送失败, 请重试");
		}
	};

	IUiListener loginListener = new IUiListener() {
		@Override
		public void onCancel() {
		}
		@Override
		public void onComplete(Object response) {
			if (null == response) {
                ToastUtils.showMessage(getApplicationContext(), "登录失败,返回为空");
                return;
            }
            JSONObject jsonResponse = (JSONObject) response;
            if (null != jsonResponse && jsonResponse.length() == 0) {
            	ToastUtils.showMessage(getApplicationContext(), "登录失败,返回为空");
                return;
            }
            initOpenidAndToken(jsonResponse);
            updateUserInfo();
		}
		@Override
		public void onError(UiError arg0) {
		}
    };

    public void initOpenidAndToken(JSONObject jsonObject) {
        try {
            String token = jsonObject.getString(Constants.PARAM_ACCESS_TOKEN);
            String expires = jsonObject.getString(Constants.PARAM_EXPIRES_IN);
            mOpenId = jsonObject.getString(Constants.PARAM_OPEN_ID);
            if (!TextUtils.isEmpty(token) && !TextUtils.isEmpty(expires)
                    && !TextUtils.isEmpty(mOpenId)) {
                mTencent.setAccessToken(token, expires);
                mTencent.setOpenId(mOpenId);
                App.mTencent = mTencent;
                //存储OpenidAndToken值
                spUtil.putString(Constants.PARAM_OPEN_ID, mOpenId);
                spUtil.putString(Constants.PARAM_ACCESS_TOKEN, token);
                spUtil.putLong(Constants.PARAM_EXPIRES_IN, System.currentTimeMillis() + Long.parseLong(expires) * 1000);
            }
        } catch(Exception e) {
        	Log.e(TAG, "initOpenidAndToken exception", e);
        }
    }

    private void updateUserInfo() {
		if (mTencent != null && mTencent.isSessionValid()) {
			IUiListener listener = new IUiListener() {
				@Override
				public void onError(UiError e) {
					ToastUtils.showMessage(getApplicationContext(), "获取授权信息失败");
				}
				@Override
				public void onComplete(Object response) {
					Log.e(TAG, "get login user info success!");
					try {
						JSONObject json = (JSONObject)response;
						String portraitUrl = json.getString("figureurl_qq_2");
						String nickName = json.getString("nickname");
						String sex = json.getString("gender");
						ProgressDialogUtils.showProgressDialog(LoginActivity.this, "授权成功,正在处理中...");
						mUserService.addTencentUser(mHandler, mOpenId, portraitUrl, nickName, sex!=null&&"男".equals(sex)?1:0);
					} catch (JSONException e) {
						e.printStackTrace();
					}
				}

				@Override
				public void onCancel() {
				}
			};
			mInfo = new UserInfo(this, mTencent.getQQToken());
			mInfo.getUserInfo(listener);
		}
	}

	@OnClick(R.id.btn_login_qq)
	private void loginByQQ(View view) {
		if(mTencent == null) {
			TencentUtils.initTencent(this, spUtil);
			mTencent = App.mTencent;
		}
		mTencent.login(this, "all", loginListener);
	}

	@OnClick(R.id.to_regist_btn)
	private void toRegist(View view) {
		Animation outLeftAnimation = AnimationUtils.loadAnimation(this, R.anim.login_out_from_left);
		outLeftAnimation.setAnimationListener(new AnimationListener() {
			@Override
			public void onAnimationStart(Animation animation) {
			}
			@Override
			public void onAnimationRepeat(Animation animation) {
			}
			@Override
			public void onAnimationEnd(Animation animation) {
				mLoginLayout.setVisibility(View.GONE);
				Animation inRightAnimation = AnimationUtils.loadAnimation(LoginActivity.this, R.anim.login_in_from_right);
				inRightAnimation.setAnimationListener(new AnimationListener() {
					@Override
					public void onAnimationStart(Animation animation) {
					}
					@Override
					public void onAnimationRepeat(Animation animation) {
					}
					@Override
					public void onAnimationEnd(Animation animation) {
						mRegistLayout.setVisibility(View.VISIBLE);
					}
				});
				mRegistLayout.startAnimation(inRightAnimation);
			}
		});
		mLoginLayout.startAnimation(outLeftAnimation);
		mToRegistBtn.setVisibility(View.GONE);
		mToLoginBtn.setVisibility(View.VISIBLE);
	}

	@OnClick(R.id.to_login_btn)
	private void toLogin(View view) {
		Animation outRightAnimation = AnimationUtils.loadAnimation(this, R.anim.login_out_from_right);
		outRightAnimation.setAnimationListener(new AnimationListener() {
			@Override
			public void onAnimationStart(Animation animation) {
			}
			@Override
			public void onAnimationRepeat(Animation animation) {
			}
			@Override
			public void onAnimationEnd(Animation animation) {
				mRegistLayout.setVisibility(View.GONE);
				Animation inLeftAnimation = AnimationUtils.loadAnimation(LoginActivity.this, R.anim.login_in_from_left);
				inLeftAnimation.setAnimationListener(new AnimationListener() {
					@Override
					public void onAnimationStart(Animation animation) {
					}
					@Override
					public void onAnimationRepeat(Animation animation) {
					}
					@Override
					public void onAnimationEnd(Animation animation) {
						mLoginLayout.setVisibility(View.VISIBLE);
					}
				});
				mLoginLayout.startAnimation(inLeftAnimation);
			}
		});
		mRegistLayout.startAnimation(outRightAnimation);
		mToRegistBtn.setVisibility(View.VISIBLE);
		mToLoginBtn.setVisibility(View.GONE);
	}

	@OnClick(R.id.login_btn)
	private void login(View view) {
		String phone = mLoginEmail.getText().toString();
		String password = mLoginPassword.getText().toString();
		if(Util.isEmpty(phone)) {
			ToastUtils.showMessage(getApplicationContext(), R.string.phone_null);
			return;
		}
		if(Util.isEmpty(password)) {
			ToastUtils.showMessage(getApplicationContext(), R.string.password_null);
			return;
		}
		if(password.length() < 6) {
			ToastUtils.showMessage(getApplicationContext(), R.string.password_short);
			return;
		}
		if(!Util.isPhone(phone)) {
			ToastUtils.showMessage(getApplicationContext(), R.string.phone_invalid);
			return;
		}
		ProgressDialogUtils.showProgressDialog(this, getString(R.string.logining));
		mUserService.login(mHandler, phone, password);
	}

	@OnClick(R.id.regist_btn)
	private void regist(View view) {
		mPhone = mRegistPhone.getText().toString();
		mPassword = mRegistPassword.getText().toString();
		if(Util.isEmpty(mPhone)) {
			ToastUtils.showMessage(getApplicationContext(), R.string.phone_null);
			return;
		}
		if(Util.isEmpty(mPassword)) {
			ToastUtils.showMessage(getApplicationContext(), R.string.password_null);
			return;
		}
		if(mPassword.length() < 6) {
			ToastUtils.showMessage(getApplicationContext(), R.string.password_short);
			return;
		}
		if(!Util.isPhone(mPhone)) {
			ToastUtils.showMessage(getApplicationContext(), R.string.phone_invalid);
			return;
		}
		if(App.smsCodeRecode != null && App.smsCodeRecode.containsKey(mPhone)) {
			long time = App.smsCodeRecode.get(mPhone);
			int interval = (int)((System.currentTimeMillis() - time) / 1000);
			int left = 60 - interval;
			if(left > 10) {
				Intent intent = new Intent(LoginActivity.this, CheckCodeActivity.class);
				intent.putExtra("phone", mPhone);
				intent.putExtra("password", mPassword);
				intent.putExtra("left", left);
				startActivityWithAnimation(intent);
				return;
			}
		}
		/*ProgressDialogUtils.showProgressDialog(this, getString(R.string.registing));
		mUserService.regist(mHandler, phone, password);*/
		showSendSmsDialog();
	}
	//取消
	DialogInterface.OnClickListener sendCancelListener = new DialogInterface.OnClickListener() {
        public void onClick(DialogInterface dialog, int which) {
        	dialog.dismiss();
        }
    };
    //确定发送
    DialogInterface.OnClickListener sendOkListener = new DialogInterface.OnClickListener() {
        public void onClick(DialogInterface dialog, int which) {
        	dialog.dismiss();
        	ProgressDialogUtils.showProgressDialog(LoginActivity.this, "正在发送验证短信...");
        	mUserService.checkUserExeist(mPhone, checkExeistCallBack);
        }
    };
	CTDialog.Builder customBuilder = new CTDialog.Builder(this);
	private void showSendSmsDialog() {
        customBuilder.setTitle("温馨提示")
            .setMessage("我们将发送验证码到这个号码\n+86 " + mPhone)
            .setNegativeButton("取消", sendCancelListener).setPositiveButton("确定",
            		sendOkListener);
        CTDialog sendSmsDialog = customBuilder.create();
        sendSmsDialog.show();
	}

	/**
	 * 消息处理类
	 * @author lling
	 */
	static class ClassHandler extends Handler {
		WeakReference<LoginActivity> mActivityReference;

		ClassHandler(LoginActivity activity) {
			mActivityReference = new WeakReference<LoginActivity>(activity);
		}

		public void handleMessage(Message msg) {
			final LoginActivity activity = mActivityReference.get();
			if (activity != null) {
				switch (msg.what) {
				case com.lling.qiqu.commons.Constants.FAILURE: // QQ登录失败
//					ToastUtils.showMessage(activity, R.string.user_update_fail);
					break;
				case com.lling.qiqu.commons.Constants.SUCCESS: // QQ登录成功
					MobclickAgent.onEvent(activity, "login_qq");
					// 设置本地用户
					User user = (User)msg.getData().getSerializable("user");
					App.currentUser = user;
					activity.spUtil.putObject("user", user);
					activity.finishWithAnimation();
					break;
				case com.lling.qiqu.commons.Constants.FAILURE_2: // 新浪微博登录失败
//					ToastUtils.showMessage(activity, R.string.user_update_fail);
					break;
				case com.lling.qiqu.commons.Constants.SUCCESS_2: // 新浪微博登录成功
					MobclickAgent.onEvent(activity, "login_sina");
					// 设置本地用户
					User user1 = (User)msg.getData().getSerializable("user");
					App.currentUser = user1;
					activity.spUtil.putObject("user", user1);
					activity.finishWithAnimation();
					break;
				case com.lling.qiqu.commons.Constants.FAILURE_1: // 注册失败
//					ToastUtils.showMessage(activity, R.string.user_update_fail);
					break;
				case com.lling.qiqu.commons.Constants.SUCCESS_1: // 注册成功
					// 设置本地用户
					activity.registSuccess((User)msg.getData().getSerializable("user"));
					break;
				}
				ProgressDialogUtils.dismiss();
			}
		}
	}

	private void registSuccess(User user) {
		App.currentUser = user;
		spUtil.putObject("user", user);
		Intent aintent = new Intent(this, CreateUserInfoActivity.class);
		startActivityWithAnimation(aintent);
		finishWithAnimation();
	}

	@OnClick(R.id.back)
	private void back(View view) {
		finishWithAnimation();
	}

	@Override
	protected void onActivityResult(int requestCode, int resultCode, Intent data) {
	    if(requestCode == Constants.REQUEST_API) {
			if(resultCode == Constants.RESULT_LOGIN) {
			    mTencent.handleLoginData(data, loginListener);
		    }
		    super.onActivityResult(requestCode, resultCode, data);
	    }
	    // SSO 授权回调
        // 重要:发起 SSO 登陆的 Activity 必须重写 onActivityResults
        if (mSsoHandler != null) {
            mSsoHandler.authorizeCallBack(requestCode, resultCode, data);
        }
	}

	//新浪微博登录
	private AuthInfo mAuthInfo;
    /** 封装了 "access_token","expires_in","refresh_token",并提供了他们的管理功能  */
    private Oauth2AccessToken mAccessToken;
    /** 注意:SsoHandler 仅当 SDK 支持 SSO 时有效 */
    private SsoHandler mSsoHandler;

    // 创建微博实例
    private void initSinaWeiBo() {
        //mWeiboAuth = new WeiboAuth(this, Constants.APP_KEY, Constants.REDIRECT_URL, Constants.SCOPE);
        // 快速授权时,请不要传入 SCOPE,否则可能会授权不成功
    	if(mAuthInfo == null) {
    		mAuthInfo = new AuthInfo(this, com.sina.weibo.Constants.APP_KEY, com.sina.weibo.Constants.REDIRECT_URL, com.sina.weibo.Constants.SCOPE);
    	}
        if(mSsoHandler == null) {
        	mSsoHandler = new SsoHandler(this, mAuthInfo);
        }
    }

    @OnClick(R.id.btn_login_sina)
	private void loginBySina(View view) {
    	initSinaWeiBo();
    	mSsoHandler.authorize(new AuthListener());
	}

    /**
     * 微博认证授权回调类。
     * 1. SSO 授权时,需要在 {@link #onActivityResult} 中调用 {@link SsoHandler#authorizeCallBack} 后,
     *    该回调才会被执行。
     * 2. 非 SSO 授权时,当授权结束后,该回调就会被执行。
     * 当授权成功后,请保存该 access_token、expires_in、uid 等信息到 SharedPreferences 中。
     */
    class AuthListener implements WeiboAuthListener {
        @Override
        public void onComplete(Bundle values) {
            // 从 Bundle 中解析 Token
            mAccessToken = Oauth2AccessToken.parseAccessToken(values);
            if (mAccessToken.isSessionValid()) {
                // 保存 Token 到 SharedPreferences
                AccessTokenKeeper.writeAccessToken(LoginActivity.this, mAccessToken);
                ProgressDialogUtils.showProgressDialog(LoginActivity.this, "授权成功,正在处理中...");
                UsersAPI usersAPI = new UsersAPI(getApplicationContext(), com.sina.weibo.Constants.APP_KEY, mAccessToken);
                usersAPI.show(Long.parseLong(mAccessToken.getUid()), new RequestListener() {
					@Override
					public void onWeiboException(WeiboException arg0) {
						Log.e(TAG, "sina get userInfo fail", arg0);
						ProgressDialogUtils.dismiss();
						ToastUtils.showMessage(LoginActivity.this, R.string.weibosdk_demo_toast_auth_failed);
					}
					@Override
					public void onComplete(String arg0) {
						Log.e(TAG, arg0);
						/** 通过JSON获取到新浪微博用户信息,且解析相关内容信息 */
					    try {
							JSONObject jsonObj = new JSONObject(arg0);
							//uid
							String uid = jsonObj.getString("id");
							// 用户昵称
							String wb_screen_name = jsonObj.getString("screen_name");
							// 用户头像地址,50×50像素
							String wb_profile_image_url = jsonObj.getString("profile_image_url");
							mUserService.addSinaUser(mHandler, uid, wb_profile_image_url, wb_screen_name);
						} catch (JSONException e) {
							Log.e(TAG, "sina get userInfo fail", e);
							ProgressDialogUtils.dismiss();
						}
					}
				});
            } else {
                // 以下几种情况,您会收到 Code:
                // 1. 当您未在平台上注册的应用程序的包名与签名时;
                // 2. 当您注册的应用程序包名与签名不正确时;
                // 3. 当您在平台上注册的包名和签名与您当前测试的应用的包名和签名不匹配时。
                String code = values.getString("code");
                String message = getString(R.string.weibosdk_demo_toast_auth_failed);
                if (!TextUtils.isEmpty(code)) {
                    message = message + "\nObtained the code: " + code;
                }
                Toast.makeText(LoginActivity.this, message, Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();
                ProgressDialogUtils.dismiss();
            }
        }

        @Override
        public void onCancel() {
            Toast.makeText(LoginActivity.this,
                   R.string.weibosdk_demo_toast_auth_canceled, Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();
            ProgressDialogUtils.dismiss();
        }

        @Override
        public void onWeiboException(WeiboException e) {
            Toast.makeText(LoginActivity.this,
                    "Auth exception : " + e.getMessage(), Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();
            ProgressDialogUtils.dismiss();
        }
    }

    @OnClick(R.id.forget_pwd)
    private void findPwd(View view) {
    	Intent intent = new Intent(this, FindPwdActivity1.class);
//		intent.addFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_SINGLE_TOP);
		startActivityWithAnimation(intent);
    }

    @Override
    protected void onPause() {
    	SMSSDK.unregisterEventHandler(mEventHandler);
    	MobclickAgent.onPageEnd("LoginActivity");
    	super.onPause();
    }

    @Override
    protected void onResume() {
    	MobclickAgent.onPageStart("LoginActivity"); //统计页面
    	//初始化短信接口
        SMSSDK.initSDK(this, getString(R.string.sina_appid), getString(R.string.youmeng_appid));
    	SMSSDK.registerEventHandler(mEventHandler);
    	super.onResume();
    }

}


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May 2: In Our Own Words: Voices from the Nakba
NYU School of Law
40 Washington Square S
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/1694328587503764/
On May 14, 1948, as Zionist leader David Ben Gurion was proclaiming a Jewish state in Palestine, his troops drove out the inhabitants of the ancient Palestinian town of al-Zeeb. 18-year-old Mariam Fathalla was one of them. She and her young husband fled to Lebanon. By year's end the 4,000-year-old community had been leveled. More than half of all Palestinians were killed or expelled and more than half the cities, towns and villages disappeared, a crime that Palestinians call al-Nakba (the Catastrophe).
Now 86 years old, Mariam has spent the last 68 years in crowded, makeshift refugee camps in Lebanon. She has raised three generations, all waiting to return to Palestine. She has seen five Israeli invasions of Lebanon, as well as the 1976 Tel al-Zaatar camp massacre that killed more than 2000 refugees there.
Mariam wants meet you. So does Amena Ashkar, the great granddaughter of other Nakba survivors. They have a different message. They do not live in Palestine. They have no citizenship anywhere. They do not live under Israeli occupation. Israel does not allow them to visit their homes, much less live there. Amena has never met an Israeli, and Mariam not since 1948. They have a different perspective.


Thanks to Mr.Kalyan and Mr.Murali who along with DI pays her fee every year. I would also take this opportunity to mention the hard work being done by Ramya, Janu and Parthy. They keep in touch with her regularly, taking care of all her educational needs. The result what we see today is the combined work of all these people. Also sincere thanks to Ravi and India Sudar for introducing Ponni to us.
On behalf of DreamIndia, I have conveyed our heartfelt congratulations to Ponni. By God's grace, the day she would make us all proud is not very far.


I have a friend who's restoring a little cottage back in the woods and she asked me out over my weekend off to assist her w/ pulling-up some carpeting and installing some doors. We had a great weekend together- I hadn't spent much time w/ her in a few years and since she just divorced, getting together and "reuniting" was good for us both.
Last night, after working hard pretty much all day long, we sat to a yummy crock pot meal of bbq smoked turkey legs and a microwaved Stouffer's "Grandma's Chicken & Rice Casserole".
Tonight on our way home we stopped at a tavern and had platters of all-u-can-eat smelt w/ tater salad, cole slaw & warm rolls. YUM!
Last night I made a cockpot beef roast. One of my favorite things to do with a beef roast is throw it in a crock pot with a couple Tbls of tomato paste, some garlic cloves, herbs, black pepper and then pour a bottle of red wine over it. When you are done the meat is so flavorful and the cooking liquid makes a wonderful sauce. I served thin slices with steamed potatoes to sop up the sauce and peas with caramelized onions and dill.
I just made a batch of pizza dough before I head out the door for work. It will be pizza for dinner. I'll have to stop on the way home for some pepperoni.


We are all prone to a cheat day, or grabbing food for convenience and to fill a craving on occasion, but leaving home for the first time with free rein on food choices- and the responsibility to fill the fridge can lead to some debatable eating habits… often significantly consisting of fast food and takeaways.
Most of the mainstream fast food chains have added healthy additions to their menus in an attempt to attract the ever more health conscious younger generation, but how many people actually opt for those choices? If you fancy a burger sometimes that craving has just got to be filled!
So in our comparisons here we are measuring price, calories, fat content, saturated fat content, carbohydrates, sugars, fibre, protein and salt. We are then comparing this with the recommended daily intake (%RDI) for an average female (2000 calories) which is how the food industry bases its measures.
The results are pretty shocking!
And if 543 calories in our burger is still too much for you, then by removing the bacon and the cheese this takes the burger down to 371 calories… actually a pretty low calorie meal. Team this with a decent side salad and you've got a very balanced burger indeed!
Pizza's do cross a number of food boundaries. It can be fast take away food; woeful supermarket ready made things which you keep in your freezer until microwaved; half decent supermarket fodder if you go for a fresh one; an acceptable night in a decent restaurant; or, if you take it one step further and head over the Col De Petit St Bernard (about 30 minutes drive from our Tignes training venue) to Italy, pizzas take on yet another form and become a national staple. In Italy, though, pizzas take on the mantle of being an art form rather than a food source, and for me, the only place where they should really be eaten!
Visually a homemade pizza looks a lot more appetising than a takeaway pizza. That's not in question. The other things we are measuring today, however, show an even greater disparity between homemade and high street.
To compare like-for-like we are looking at basic cheese and tomato pizza and a whole garlic bread. The high street one is one typical of any of the famous pizza chains. This is a whole 11 inch pizza and a whole garlic bread, so most people would be full after finishing, if not having left some (normally the crusts???!).
The scariest statistic, though, is not the price, it is that a normal female should eat 2000 calories per day. This meal on its own in the high street is 2,695 calories – a whopping 135% of your daily allowance! Our homemade one isn't much better though, at 2,081 calories. Great if you're planning a 40 mile bike ride, but not so good if you're more used to playing Playstation… Why not share the pizza and make up a nice side salad and some sweet potato wedges to get a balanced meal.
However, although the calorific value is still high, the homemade one has less than half the saturated fat (87% of your RDI rather than 218% RDI in the take away). Cripes.
The standard takeaway cheese and tomato pizza contains 1,680 calories. However, if you switched to a deep pan base and added pepperoni, mushroom, sausage and extra cheese, this rises to 3,120 calories!
Our final dish is a classic curry, with rice and flat bread. We are going to compare our homemade recipe to one which you can buy in a high street supermarket in ready meal form.
On the whole, with supermarket value ranges, ready meals can appear really cheap (compared to an Indian takeaway) and also don't look too unhealthy on the labels. The one we looked at here from a major supermarket came it at £3.25 which sounds like a bargain, and it is certainly easy to see why they are popular with students or people on a budget. Our homemade version though still comes in cheaper at £1.88 per portion, and a curry is a great meal to make as a batch and then freeze portions.
Okay so we've got the cost, calories and flavor sorted. The one thing that may still put you off is time… which is arguably the biggest attraction to a takeaway – ease, and speed. All of our recipes above take under 20 minutes to cook- and with our life skills course we show you hints and tips to use your cooking time efficiently to make it stress-free! Overall, it's no contest. Get cooking!


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Below is a link to a short film where you will see one of Stephen Jones' creations 'come to life'.
Commissioned by The V&A for the exhibition the 'millinery workroom or atelier is the creative laboratory where hat designs are transformed from ideas into reality', and this film really takes what is a very slow, labour intensive and highly skilled craft and turns it into something very beautiful visually.
The millinery workroom or atelier is the creative laboratory where hat designs are transformed from ideas into reality. In this video you can see one of Stephen Jones' creations come to life. In the words of Stephen Jones, a milliners workroom is half Aladdins cave and half artists studio, a place where each hat is carefully coaxed into being.
I see all the techniques I was taught several years ago in a drafty studio in Wimbledon by our Millinery lecturer, Shaun (who we were all a little awe struck by as he had created beautiful pieces for many feature films including Shakespeare In Love), and which I still employ today in the various commissions I get for film & theatre.
Like so many of the skills I have learnt over the years millinery is fiddly, slow, hard on the hands & eyes, yet hugely satisfying! It split my class in two- those who could and loved it, and those who loathed it!!
I do hope this inspires.


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Microsoft said people using the two earlier versions of its operating system, Windows 7 and Windows 8.1, would be able to update their computers to Windows 10 free for the first year after the new software is introduced … The move is intended to help Microsoft get the hundreds of millions of people running the older versions of Windows to upgrade quickly to the freshest version. In doing so, the company hopes to make life easier on software developers by giving them a much larger audience of users running the same operating system.
Microsoft also announced updates to Outlook and Office for mobile devices. You can see what it all looks like here. Across the board, all of the updates are forward-thinking and focused on seamless experiences. But what about a new Office for my Macbook?


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