We're live on site at the Blizzard Arena in Los Angeles for the finals of the Hearthstone HCT 2018 Summer Championship to crown a new champ. As we watched the matches live on the floor along with the rest of the press, the crowd slowly poured in to see who would be going on to Sunday's competition with the first eight matches today. Here are the results from the first four matches.
The first match of the day went a full five matches and an hour in total, the opening two matches were pretty much even as both players were able to showcase their decks at their finest. The third round dragged for a bit before Tansoku took at 2-1 lead. He had a damn good shot at taking the win in round four, but he made a few key choices that stalled his attack and left him vulnerable to a loss, tying it up 2-2. But in the final match, RNG found itself in favor of Tansoku, who pushed hard for a final victory to move on as Rase met defeat.
The second match went the distance at all five rounds — A83650 didn't seem to have any doubts in his mind as he pushed forward in the matches. There were moments during all five where he could have taken the win, but a few key decisions pushed his attacks out and gave YiYu a pair of decisive victories. But the final match was little contest as A83650 crushed it in the last match and sent YuYi packing.
Everyone was hoping for dog to take this competition, as he's basically had every Hearthstone accolade under his belt except a Championship win. Unfortunately, those dreams were dashed as he fought three long rounds to end up down 2-1. He had an amazing chance to try and come back in the fourth game, but alas, lady luck wasn't on his side with the cards. Rugal bided his time and picked up the decisive victory to move on.
The first official sweep in this round of matches. This match started out strong with glory taking what appeared to be an easy 1-0 lead. We thought Leaoh might have a chance in the second match, but that was quickly dismissed to give glory a 2-0 lead before the mid-match break. About five turns into the third match, it was pretty clear this was glory's moment as he moved onto the top eight.


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/* ES6 Demo */
const user = util.executeReturnOneCol('select user from dual');

const a="Hello ECMA Script 6";
let b="const and let are new to ES6";

print(`ES 6 allows multiline strings
  enclosed in backticks and variables includes with "$"
  and curly braces ${a} ${b} User: ${user}`);

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Steelers fall in week 11 to the Bengals
KDKA-FM Radio Pittsburgh 11/21/2022 Liam O Hara
The game started slowly in the first with both teams exchanging field goals early on for a 3-3 game towards the end of the quarter.
Then, within the last 40 seconds of the half the Bengals capitalized for the first touchdown of the game when Joe Burrow hit Samaje Perine on a 29-yard attempt with an easy route to the endzone. The quarter ended at score of 10-3 Bengals.
The game would shape up in the second quarter. The Steelers would start their drive off with some flare. Najee Harris would tie the game again by completing a 19-yard rushing touchdown, leaping over Jessie Bates to the end zone for a 10-10 score.
The two teams traded off touchdowns again with Joe Burrow starting to heat up in a stretch of 11 straight completions. Burrow hit Perine yet again for an 11-yard TD. Kenny Pickett would respond by hitting a wide-open George Pickens with a 24-yard dime to make it 17 apiece.
GEORGE PICKENS 🔥🔥🔥
📲 Stream on NFL+ https://t.co/E0NYNURgPa pic.twitter.com/4FOvkQBKtG
— Pittsburgh Steelers (@steelers) November 20, 2022
Burrows run was halted and then threw an interception by a diving Levi Wallace to put the Steelers at their own 44 within the last 30 seconds.
The interception would eventually allow the Steelers to go up right before the half with Matt Wright sinking a 30-yard attempt to end the half at 20-17 Steelers.
The action got started early in the third quarter by the Bengals when they retook the lead on the first drive of the half as Burrow hit Trenton Irwin for a 1-yard TD to make it 24-20.
Later in the quarter, after the offensive didn't provide much, T.J. Watt made an unreal interception only feet away from Joe Burrow to give the Steelers the ball back in their red zone. This led to another field goal for a one-point game at 24-23 Bengals.
HOW?! 🤯 @_TJWatt
📲 Stream on NFL+ https://t.co/E0NYNURgPa pic.twitter.com/J5zE88M3eA
The third quarter ended in an exchange of field goals, so the Bengals picked one up to go into the fourth at 27-23.
The Steelers just couldn't seem to put a push together early enough in the fourth quarter to retake a lead from the Bengals, who picked up another touchdown and field goal to blow the game to 37-23. Burrow connected to Perine for the third time.
The Steelers picked up a consolation touchdown in the minute of the game with Najee Harris picking up his second rushing TD, but unfortunately would fall 37-30 to the Bengals. They fall to 3-7 and take on the Colts next Monday.

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London is the most visited city in the world with more than 16 million visitors annually. What a reason to fly the flag! But believe it or not, despite being one of the greatest cities on earth London did not have its own flag – until now. Jane Peyton conceived the idea for a London Flag and asked Louisa Fitch to design it based on the colours of the London Underground and Overground with the red cross to represent the St George cross of the England flag. The idea was that the Underground and Overground connects all Londoners and visitors. The flag design is now trademarked. London flag merchandise will be coming soon.
And to complete your London-Love, you can download the London Town song lyrics, karaoke backing track, or ringtone for the new musical anthem for London written by Jane Peyton and composer Emily Leather.
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Acclaimed by audiences and critics alike, Billy Elliot The Musical, with a score by Elton John, has now been seen by over 11 million people across five continents and is the recipient of over 80 awards internationally.
This touring production coming to Milton Keynes Theatre next week will see four boys share the lead role. They are Lewis Smallman, Emile Gooding, Adam Abbou and Haydn May.
Set in a northern mining town, against the background of the 1984/85 miners' strike, Billy's journey takes him out of the boxing ring and into a ballet class where he discovers a passion for dance that inspires his family and whole community and changes his life forever.
To make the story work, exactly the right cast is essential. The Billys are particularly crucial and Stephen's team operate an intensive training programme known affectionately as Billy Camp purely to equip the boys with the ability to act, ballet-dance, tap and cope with the demands of the show often before their voices have broken.
Stephen said: "That training can sometimes take two years. At the end of the programme we have equipped the young men with a set of skills they can use in all sorts of different ways.
It runs from Tuesday May 30 through to Saturday June 17. Tickets from £18.50 from the box office 0844 871 7652 or book online at www.atgtickets.com/miltonkeynes.


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Q: How to set DataContext of elements based on datacontext of ContentControl on same UserControl Following is the section from My Shell:
        <StackPanel x:Name="stack" Orientation="Horizontal" Height="25" HorizontalAlignment="Right" Margin="0,4,0,0" Grid.Row="0">
            <Button DataContext="{Binding RelativeSource={RelativeSource Mode=FindAncestor, AncestorType={x:Type StackPanel}}, Path=DataContext}" Content="Back" prism:Click.Command="{Binding Path=GoBackCommand}"/>
            <Button DataContext="{Binding RelativeSource={RelativeSource Mode=FindAncestor, AncestorType={x:Type StackPanel}}, Path=DataContext}" Content="Forward" prism:Click.Command="{Binding Path=GoForwardCommand}"  Margin="10,0,0,0"/>
        </StackPanel>

        <ContentControl x:Name="ActionContent" prism:RegionManager.RegionName="{x:Static inf:RegionNames.WorkspaceRegion}" Grid.Row="1">
            <ContentControl.Template>
            <ControlTemplate TargetType="ContentControl" >
                        <Grid >
                        <Controls:RoundedBox/>
                        <ContentPresenter Margin="10,0,10,0" Content="{TemplateBinding Content}" />
                        </Grid>

                    <ControlTemplate.Triggers>
                    <Trigger Property="HasContent" Value="false">
                        <Setter Property="Visibility" Value="Collapsed" />
                    </Trigger>

                    <DataTrigger Binding="{Binding ElementName=stack}">
                            <Setter Property="DataContext" Value="{Binding RelativeSource={RelativeSource Self},
                            Path=Content.DataContext}" />
                        </DataTrigger>

                    </ControlTemplate.Triggers>

            </ControlTemplate>
        </ContentControl.Template>

In ContentControl views are injecting from Modules (using ribbon tab). I want two button inside StackPanel may use ViewModels (DataContext) of injected views, for backward and Forward navigation.
Please Help, thanks!

A: I would start by having a good read at Prism Navigation Chapter,
and how to use the navigation journal.
Edit:
I don't think you can do what you want directly in XAML, but i can see 2 workarounds:

*

*Define the commands as global CompositeCommand in the shell viewmodel, then have your views reister and unregister their own implementations as they are navigated.

*Define a new Region in wich the views can inject their own navigation buttons.

Hope this can help you.

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const Direct = '@@MagicMapper.Direct'; // I prefer Symbol, but i

function mapWithSchema(propertyName, schema, sourceValue){
	const schemaValue = schema[propertyName];
	if(schemaValue === Direct){
		return sourceValue;
	}
	else if (typeof schemaValue === 'function'){
		return schemaValue.call(null, sourceValue);
	}
	else{
		return schemaValue;
	}
}

/**
 * This JSON Mapper helps you to map JSON objects to other ones.
 */
class MagicMapper{

	/**
	 * Symbol to declare an object to be mapped as it is.
	 * @returns {Symbol}
	 * @constructor
	 */
	static get Direct() { return Direct; }

	/**
	 * @param {object} options Options that the Mapper uses on _all_ mappings. Available options are:
	 * - propertyTransform: transform function _fn(propertyName)_ for property
	 * - valueTransform: transform function _fn(value)_ for value
	 * - exclusive: flag to indicate whether _all_ properties shall be mapped (false), or only properties defined in passed schema (true)
	 */
	constructor(options = {}){

		this.options = Object.assign({
			propertyTransform: null,
			valueTransform: null,
			exclusive : false
		}, options);

		if(this.options.propertyTransform && (typeof this.options.propertyTransform !== 'function'))
			throw "'propertyTransform' must be a function";

		if(this.options.valueTransform && (typeof this.options.valueTransform !== 'function'))
			throw "'valueTransform ' must be a function";
	}

	/**
	 * Maps properties of src to a new object
	 * @param {object} from The source object
	 * @param {object} schema Optional Schema, that will be applied selectively. When using _options.exclusive=true_ schema is mandatory.
	 * @returns {object} A new object with all properties and values from source object
	 */
	map(from, schema = null){
		let mapped = {};

		if(this.options.exclusive && !schema) throw "Exclusive option requires a schema!";

		if(Array.isArray(from)){
			return from.map( v => typeof v === 'object' ? this.map(v,schema) : v );
		}

		Object.keys(from).forEach( p => {
			const tp = this.options.propertyTransform ? this.options.propertyTransform(p) : p;
			const fromValue = this.options.valueTransform ? this.options.valueTransform(from[p]) : from[p];
			const isArray = fromValue && Array.isArray(fromValue);
			const isObject = fromValue && (typeof fromValue === 'object') && !isArray;

			if(this.options.exclusive && !schema[tp]) return;

			if(!isObject && schema && schema.hasOwnProperty(tp)){
				mapped[tp] = mapWithSchema(tp, schema, fromValue);
			}
			else if(isArray){
				mapped[tp] = fromValue.map( v => typeof v === 'object' ? this.map(v,schema) : v );
			}
			else if (isObject){
				const s = schema && schema[tp];
				if(typeof s === 'function'){
					mapped[tp] = schema[tp].call(null, fromValue);
				}
				else{
					mapped[tp] = this.map(fromValue, s );
				}
			}
			else if(!this.options.exclusive){
				mapped[tp] = fromValue;
			}
		});
		return mapped;
	}
}

export default MagicMapper;


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Bush, George W. Portraits of Courage. Signed, deluxe edition. Slip case. Photo available. New York. Crown Pub. 2017. 192 pps. 4to. Decorated hard cover. First edition. Full number line. Illustrated in black, white and color. Folding plates. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Prospectus laid in. Fine copy in fine slip case.
Bush, Martin H. Duane Hanson. Photo available. Wichita. Edwin A. Ulrich Museum of Art. 1976. 111 pps. Octavo. Soft cover. First edition. Illustrated in black, white and color. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy.
Bush, Martin H. Sculptures by Duane Hanson. Photo available. Wichita. Edwin A. Ulrich Museum. 1985. Octavo. Soft cover. First edition. Illustrated in black, white and color. Very scarce in this condition. Near fine copy (very light shelf wear).
Bushell, Raymond. Collectors' Netsuke. Photo available. New York. Walker / Weatherhill. 1971. Octavo. Gilt decorated hard cover. First edition. Illustrated in black, white and color. Valuable reference. Very scarce in this condition. Fine (owner name on end paper) copy in glassine wrapper.
Bushell, Raymond. The Wonderful of Netsuke. With One Hundred Masterpieces of Miniature Sculpture in Color. Rutland. Charles E. Tuttle. 1964. Octavo. Soft cover. Reprint. Illustrated in black, white and color. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy.
Bussagh, Marco (ed). Rome. Art & Architecture. Photo available. Cologne. Konemann. 1999. 679 pps. 4to. Gilt decorated hard cover. First edition (number line starts with "2"). Illustrated in black, white and color. Folding plates. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy in fine dust jacket (in mylar).
Bussagli, Mario. Cotton and Silk Making in Manchu China. Photo available. New York. Rizzoli. 1980. Octavo. Soft cover. First edition. Illustrated in black, white and color. Fine copy.
Butcher, Clyde. Clyde Butcher - Florida Portfolio II. Black & White Fine Art Photography Focus on Preservation. Photo available. Venice. Window of the Eye. 2011. 120 pps. 4to. Decorated hard cover. First edition. Illustrated in black, white and color. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy.
Buten, David. 18th-Century Wedgwood. A Guide for Collectors & Connoisseurs. Photo available. Methuen. Main Street Press. 1980. 4to. Hard cover. First edition. Illustrated in black, white and color. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy in fine dust jacket (in mylar).
Butler, Patricia. Paintings in Ipswich. Ipswitch. np. 1975. Octavo. Soft cover. First edition. Illustrated. Fine copy.
Butlin, Martin. Turner at the Tate. Ninety-Two Oil Paintings. Photo available. London. The Tate Gallery. 1985. Octavo. Soft cover. Revised edition. Illustrated in black, white and color. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy.
Buzas, Stefan. Sir John Soane's Museum, London. Photo available. Berlin. Wasmuth. 1997. 64 pps. Folio. Hardcover. Second, revised edition. Illustrated in black, white and color. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy in fine dust jacket (in mylar).
Byerley, Bob. Byerley. An Invitation to Flight. Inscribed by the author. The Oil Paintings of Bob Byerley. Photo available. Independence. Self published. 1996. 4to. Hard cover. First edition. Illustrated in black, white and color. Inscribed "This book is dedicated to Jan Malyszko. Bob Byerley 2003 Take Flight. Bob Byerley." Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy in fine dust jacket (in mylar).
Cagney, James. Cagney by Cagney. Photo available. Garden City. Doubleday. 1976. 202 pps. Octavo. Gilt decorated hard cover. First edition. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy in fine dust jacket (in mylar).
Cahan, Claudia Lyn. Bosch-Bruegel and The Northern Renaissance. Photo available. New York. Avenel Books. 1980. 4to. Hard cover. First edition. Illustrated in black, white and color. Important reference work. Fine copy in near fine (very light shelf wear) dust jacket (in mylar).
Cahan, Claudia. Bosch - Bruegel and the Northern Renaissance. Photo available. New York. Avenel Books. 1980. 4to. Hard cover. First edition thus. Illustrated in black, white and color. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy in fine dust jacket (in mylar).
Cahn, Robert & Robert Glenn Ketchum. American Photographers and The National Parks. Photo available. New York. A Studio Book. Viking Press. 1981. 4to. Hard cover. First edition. Illustrated in black, white and color. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy in fine slip case.
Caldecott, R. R. Caldecott's Picture Book (No. 2). Containing The Three Jovial Huntsmen, Sing a Song for Sixpence, The Queen of Hearts, The Farmer's Boy. Photo available. London. Frederick Warne and Co., Ltd. nd. Octavo. Hardcover. First edition. Illustrated in black, white and color by Randolph Caldecott. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy.
Callahan, Sean (ed). The Photographs of Margaret Bourke-White. Photo available. New York. Bonanza. 1972. 4to. Hardcover. Reprint. Illustrated. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy in near fine (light edge wear) dust jacket (in mylar).
Callaway, Nicholas. Georgia O'Keeffe. One Hundred Flowers. New York. Barnes & Noble. 1989. Folio. Hardcover. First edition, third printing. Illustrated in black, white and color. Important reference work. Fine copy in fine dust jacket.
Callaway, Nicholas. Georgia O'Keeffe. One Hundred Flowers. Photo available. New York. Alfred A Knopf. 1989. Folio. Soft cover. Second edition. Illustrated in black, white and color. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy.
Calle, Paul. The Pencil. Photo available. Cincinnati. North Light Books. 1974. 160 pps. 4to. Soft cover. Reprint. Illustrated. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy.
Callender, John Hancock (ed). Time-Saver Standards. A Handbook of Architectural Deisgn. Photo available. New York. McGraw-Hill. 1966. 1299 pps. 4to. Gilt decorated hard cover. Fourth edition. Illustrated. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy.
Callery, Emma (ed). The Encyclopedia of Origami and Papercraft Techniques. Edison. Chartwell. 1995. 4to. Hard cover. First edition. Illustrated in black, white and color. Fine copy in fine dust jacket (in mylar).
Calloway, Stephen Aubrey Beardsley. Photo available. New York. Harry N. Abrams. 1998. 224 pps. 4to. Hardcover. First edition. Illustrated in black, white and color. Important reference work. Very scarce in this condition. Fine copy in fine dust jacket (in mylar).


It's that time of year here in NJ… the time for graduations and, naturally, graduation speeches. Having attended, by my rough count, approximately 35 I've become a bit jaded. This week, in the district where my wife works, a remarkable young teacher shook me. In the tradition of the district, Jay Armstrong had the opportunity to share his thoughts as a result of his award as Teacher of the Year last year. He is a teacher and a writer. For more pieces of his writing and additional insight into his approach to teaching, I highly recommend that you visit his web site.
I realize that each of us is touched by different things… things rooted in our life experiences. Jay's words touched me and I wanted to give him the chance to speak to you as well. I've reprinted the transcript here.
Note: In the event you'd like to listen to Jay's talk, here is a link to access the audio file.
My teacher, Ms. Baker, is handing back our essays–an assignment that required us to write as a Puritan woman being falsely tried as a witch.


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2. Then mix the eggs, sugar, vanilla sugar and cinnamon, using a hand mixer. Add the flour, baking powder and mix again.
3. Put the fruit and choclate mix into the dough and fill the mixture into a baking form. I recommend you to grease the form beforehand.
4. Bake the cake about 70 minutes at 175 degrees in a preheated oven.


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Q: Function is not returning any value | C++ I'm writing a function that will find the number with max number of divisors but the function is not returning anything. Can someone point out my mistake?
This is the question
Write a C++ program that creates and integer array having 30 elements. Get input in this array (in main
function). After that, pass that array to a function called "Find_Max_Divisors" using reference pointer.
The function "Find_Max_Divisors" should find (and return) in the array that number which has highest
number of divisors. In the end, the main function displays that number having highest number of divisors.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main ()
{
    int arr[30];
    int* array = &arr[30];
    cout << "Please enter values of the array" << endl;
    for (int i=0; i<30; i++)
    {
        cin >> arr[i];
    }
    cout << "Number with most divisors in array is " << endl;
    int Find_Max_Divisors (*array);
}

int Find_Max_Divisors (int p[])
{
    int count=0, max_divisor, max_counter, prev=0, repeat=0, divisor;
    for (int i=2; i<=30; i++)
        {
            if (p[i]%i==0)
            {
                count++;
            }
            if (count > prev)
            {
                prev = count;
                divisor = p[i];
            }
            if (count==max_counter && max_counter!=0)
            {
                cout << p[i] <<" has maximum of "<< count <<" divisors.\n";
            }
        max_counter = prev;
        max_divisor = divisor;
        repeat++;
        }
        return count;
}

A: change
int Find_Max_Divisors (*array);

to
int value = Find_Max_Divisors(arr);

You can get rid of the array variable altogether.
It's quite possible you'll find you need to put your function before main, too.

A: Firstly, you declare an array that has 30 elements
int arr[30];

But here you make the pointer point to the out of arr.
int* array = &arr[30];

I guess you want to make pointer point to arr, if i am not wrong, you can do as:
int *array = &arr[0]; // or int * array = arr;

Then when you call the Find_Max_Divisors function, you should change to:
int return_value = Find_Max_Divisors(array);

One more thing, int this function:
for (int i=2; i<=30; i++)

When i=30, p[i] go to out of bount again. It should be:
for (int i=2; i< 30; i++)

A: There are several mistakes in your code:

*

*First, if your main function should know the funtions it calls, you should declare them previously. Just add a line Find_Max_Divisors (int p[]); Before the main function.

*An array in C or C++ is a pointer, when you only call it by it's name. So call Find_Max_Divisors (arr) and get rid of that awful pointer-assignment.

*In the last line just try to call the function, but never put it to stdout, you should change it to this:
cout << "Number with most divisors in array is " << Find_Max_Divisors(arr) << endl;

What you actually did with int Find_Max_Divisors (*array); was declaring a new variable and not calling a function.

A: you don't need pointers to do that this simple code can fix your problem just change the size of your array as you want i am testing with array of size 4 here
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int Find_Max_Divisors(int p[])
{
    int count = 0, max = 0;
    for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
        for (int j = 1; j < p[i] / 2; j++) {
            if (p[i] % j == 0) {
                count++;
            }
        }
        if (count > max)
            max = p[i];
    }
    return max;
}
int main()
{
    int arr[30];
    // int* array = &arr[30];
    cout << "Please enter values of the array" << endl;
    for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
        cin >> arr[i];
    }
    int value = Find_Max_Divisors(arr);
    cout << "Number with most divisors in array is " << value << endl;
}


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package ui;

import java.awt.EventQueue;
import java.awt.GridBagConstraints;
import java.awt.GridBagLayout;
import java.awt.Insets;
import java.awt.event.MouseAdapter;
import java.awt.event.MouseEvent;

import javax.swing.JButton;
import javax.swing.JFrame;
import javax.swing.JLabel;
import javax.swing.JTextField;

import main.Items;

public class AddNewItemInventory extends JFrame {
	private JTextField txt_pStock;
	private JTextField txt_pPrice;
	private JTextField txt_pName;
	private JTextField txt_pCode;

	/**
	 * Create the panel.
	 */

	public AddNewItemInventory() {
		setBounds(500, 500, 400, 150);
		GridBagLayout gridBagLayout = new GridBagLayout();
		gridBagLayout.columnWidths = new int[]{0, 0, 0, 0, 0};
		gridBagLayout.rowHeights = new int[]{0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0};
		gridBagLayout.columnWeights = new double[]{0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0, Double.MIN_VALUE};
		gridBagLayout.rowWeights = new double[]{0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, Double.MIN_VALUE};
		setLayout(gridBagLayout);

		JLabel lblProductName = new JLabel("Product Name:");
		GridBagConstraints gbc_lblProductName = new GridBagConstraints();
		gbc_lblProductName.insets = new Insets(0, 0, 5, 5);
		gbc_lblProductName.gridx = 1;
		gbc_lblProductName.gridy = 1;
		add(lblProductName, gbc_lblProductName);

		txt_pName = new JTextField();
		GridBagConstraints gbc_txt_pName = new GridBagConstraints();
		gbc_txt_pName.insets = new Insets(0, 0, 5, 0);
		gbc_txt_pName.fill = GridBagConstraints.HORIZONTAL;
		gbc_txt_pName.gridx = 3;
		gbc_txt_pName.gridy = 1;
		add(txt_pName, gbc_txt_pName);
		txt_pName.setColumns(10);

		JLabel lblProductCode = new JLabel("Product Code:");
		GridBagConstraints gbc_lblProductCode = new GridBagConstraints();
		gbc_lblProductCode.insets = new Insets(0, 0, 5, 5);
		gbc_lblProductCode.gridx = 1;
		gbc_lblProductCode.gridy = 3;
		add(lblProductCode, gbc_lblProductCode);

		txt_pCode = new JTextField();
		GridBagConstraints gbc_txt_pCode = new GridBagConstraints();
		gbc_txt_pCode.insets = new Insets(0, 0, 5, 0);
		gbc_txt_pCode.fill = GridBagConstraints.HORIZONTAL;
		gbc_txt_pCode.gridx = 3;
		gbc_txt_pCode.gridy = 3;
		add(txt_pCode, gbc_txt_pCode);
		txt_pCode.setColumns(10);

		JLabel lblProductPrice = new JLabel("Product Price:");
		GridBagConstraints gbc_lblProductPrice = new GridBagConstraints();
		gbc_lblProductPrice.insets = new Insets(0, 0, 5, 5);
		gbc_lblProductPrice.gridx = 1;
		gbc_lblProductPrice.gridy = 5;
		add(lblProductPrice, gbc_lblProductPrice);

		txt_pPrice = new JTextField();
		GridBagConstraints gbc_txt_pPrice = new GridBagConstraints();
		gbc_txt_pPrice.insets = new Insets(0, 0, 5, 0);
		gbc_txt_pPrice.fill = GridBagConstraints.HORIZONTAL;
		gbc_txt_pPrice.gridx = 3;
		gbc_txt_pPrice.gridy = 5;
		add(txt_pPrice, gbc_txt_pPrice);
		txt_pPrice.setColumns(10);

		JLabel lblProductStock = new JLabel("Product Stock:");
		GridBagConstraints gbc_lblProductStock = new GridBagConstraints();
		gbc_lblProductStock.insets = new Insets(0, 0, 5, 5);
		gbc_lblProductStock.gridx = 1;
		gbc_lblProductStock.gridy = 7;
		add(lblProductStock, gbc_lblProductStock);

		txt_pStock = new JTextField();
		GridBagConstraints gbc_txt_pStock = new GridBagConstraints();
		gbc_txt_pStock.insets = new Insets(0, 0, 5, 0);
		gbc_txt_pStock.fill = GridBagConstraints.HORIZONTAL;
		gbc_txt_pStock.gridx = 3;
		gbc_txt_pStock.gridy = 7;
		add(txt_pStock, gbc_txt_pStock);
		txt_pStock.setColumns(10);

		JButton btnSubmit = new JButton("Submit");
		btnSubmit.addMouseListener(new MouseAdapter() {
			@Override
			public void mouseReleased(MouseEvent e) {
				try{
					String prodName = txt_pName.getText();
					String serial = txt_pCode.getText();
					double price = Double.parseDouble(txt_pPrice.getText());
					int stock = Integer.parseInt(txt_pStock.getText());

					Items k = new Items();
					boolean isReg = k.regItem(prodName, serial, price, stock);

					if(isReg) {
						txt_pStock.setText("");
						txt_pPrice.setText("");
						txt_pName.setText("");
						txt_pCode.setText("");
						dispose();
					}

				} catch(Exception e1) {
					e1.printStackTrace();
				} catch (Throwable e1) {
					// TODO Auto-generated catch block
					e1.printStackTrace();
				}

			}
		});
		GridBagConstraints gbc_btnSubmit = new GridBagConstraints();
		gbc_btnSubmit.insets = new Insets(0, 0, 5, 0);
		gbc_btnSubmit.gridx = 3;
		gbc_btnSubmit.gridy = 9;
		add(btnSubmit, gbc_btnSubmit);

		pack();
		setVisible(true);
	}

}


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The Manila chair, a classic that enters the Museum of Design
Andreu World celebrated the 20 years of the Manila chair, designed by Lievore Altherr Molina, with its donation to the Museu del Disseny de Barcelona in a public ceremony held at the Museu on June 20 that was attended by media, collaborators and friends.
Illustration by Alberto Lievore on the occasion of the 20th Anniversary of Manila.
"It is significant that a chair has been continuously in the market for 20 years. It means that there are some values behind it that make it necessary and its design is current. This is the case for the Manila chair designed by the firm Lievore Altherr Molina in 1999". With these words, Pilar Vélez, director of the Museu del Disseny, summed up the 20 years of Manila and the entrance of this collection to the Museum that collects the best product designs of our time.
This act was celebrated with the director of the Museu del Disseny, Pilar Vélez; the head of the product design collection, Rossend Casanova; the designer Alberto Lievore and the CEO of Andreu World, Jesús Llinares, who talked about the history behind this chair: the commission, the idea, the design process, materials, manufacturing, communication, sale or evolution. But above all they reflected on what has made Manila so special to earn a place in the history of our design.
Coinciding with the Barcelona Design Week, Andreu World, the company that has been manufacturing it for two decades, donated two models, an original from 1999 and another current one from 2019, to the Museu del Disseny and in this way Manila will become part of the heritage of our design.
Alberto Lievore and Jesús Llinares were in charge of signing the transfer document from Manila to the Museu.To celebrate this event with the director of the Museu del Disseny, Pilar Vélez, the designer Alberto Lievore and Jesús Llinares, CEO of Andreu World, joined in a conversation about the history behind this chair: the commission, the idea, the process of design, materials, manufacturing, marketing, sales and evolution.
Manila 1999-2019
Andreu World is a family business and that is why we maintain a very special relationship with time. We think about life in the long-term and we are faithful to the idea that to build the future we need to keep the past alive. We like our products to age well, that's why we celebrate two decades with Manila, a large family of chairs that has evolved into a classic, because it perfectly adapts the classic language to the current context. A solid and honest design that offers timeless comfort.
The Manila collection includes chairs, armchairs, stools and lounge chairs, with and without arms. Constructed with solid beech and oak, it is available upholstered in fabric or leather, always with a characteristic cross stitching on the seat and backrest.
"To date, they were very vertical, patriarchal chairs, with very high back, that was the trend. In my in-law's house they had remorse chairs, hyperbaric, with a grid backrest, and that was the starting point. Discussing internally in the studio we started to make it high, but then we did the version we liked, wide and low, which later gave rise to a series of more democratic, less patriarchal chairs. The name Manila comes from working with straw and its weave, a graphic element to take into consideration.", highlited Alberto Lievore.
highlighted Alberto Lievore.
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India's Preparation For COVID19 Vaccination's Management Is Almost Done!
Thursday, 17 December 2020, 11:27 AM AST
Marget Keenan becomes the first person to test the COVID19 vaccine, Pfizer jab in the UK. Now, the question is when do others get their shot? Moreover, the US is the foremost affected country in the world, followed by India. Currently, out o 74.1 million cases, India has a number of 9.93 million cases. On the other hand, we have a lot of recovery cases with a good number of 9.46 million. Unfortunately, we have lost over 144 thousand souls. Although, prevention is better than cure. Here are the latest updates about India's plan of banking the COVID19 vaccine. Read more to perceive your vaccination date.
When can we expect the COVID19 vaccination?
Recently, the health ministry's secretary Rajesh Bhushan published India's plan for the COVID19 vaccine storage in a press meet. He claimed that around twenty-nine thousand cold chain points, two hundred forty walk-in coolers, seventy walk-in freezers, forty-five thousand ice-lined refrigerator, forty-one thousand deep-freezer, and three hundred solar refrigerators will be afforded for the COVID19 vaccination storage in India.
The press meet took place exactly after the Government's assurance regarding the COVID19 vaccination shot for everybody.
Who is going to be the first to get the COVID vaccine in India?
The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Rajesh Bhushan officially announced the statement. He also assured that each twenty-nine states in India will receiver the necessary resources for the COVID19 vaccination. Besides, Kerala had made the headlines recently, as the CM of Kerala, Pinarayi Vijayan guaranteed his people that the COVID19 vaccination will chargeless.
What is the medical crew doing about it?
To be clear, the official states that around 36 states and Union territories of India have responded to the meetings of State Steering Committees and State Tak Force. And 663 districts have settled the meetings of the District Task Force. For a firm confirmation, many training modules have been accepting it. Including medical officers, vaccinator officers, alternative vaccinator officers, cold chain handlers, supervisors, data managers, ASHA coordinators, and so on.
COVID19 cold chain management
In addition to that, physical training, as well as training on virtual or online platforms, have been started for them. Besides, the completion of National and State Training of Trainers.
Rajesh Bushan at the press meeting briefly told that the immediate action is to ensure that everyone has been overcoming the issue, like the UK citizens. Regarding the first set of people to get the vaccine, the officials stated that around 100 to 200 people in each session will be vaccinated for the first time, under a thirty minutes monitoring.
So in this case, if the vaccine is propitious, then everyone will get their vaccination.
COVID19 Vaccine Operational Guidelines:
As per the COVID19 vaccine operational guidelines, the vaccine carrier, vaccine vials, ice packs should be kept away from the sunlight. Vaccines and diluents inside the vaccine carrier's lids are uptight. There is no vaccine vial monitors, date of expiry on the label of the COVID19 vaccine. At the end of the vaccine session, unopened vaccines will be returning to the head.
Also, a digitalized platform will track each vaccine. So, it is really a hectic situation, to make sure that every Indian out of 1.3 billion will get their first COVID19 vaccine someday.
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Mathnasium
Making its mark
Posted: 31 Jan 2019 | 4 minutes read
The demand for Mathnasium's franchises is as great as the demand for its services
Just over 12 months ago Mathnasium - the children's maths learning centre franchise - already a global phenomenon with over 900 centres worldwide, launched in the UK.
A full two-year pre-market entry study was completed, including extensive updates to the curriculum and business model, to create a perfect fit for the UK educational landscape.
Barely a year later, with 32 franchises awarded and receiving over 20 new enquiries per day, this business is showing that the demand for franchises is as great as the demand for its services.
Why maths?
Maths teaches thinking skills and problem solving - increasingly vital in children's future work and daily life. There are currently more than nine million students in the UK and two thirds of them score below their year level in maths. This is why last year in the UK parents spent more than £6.5 billion on private or extra-curricular tuition.
The bottom line is students everywhere need help with maths at one time or another - more help than schools are able to provide.
Mathnasium firmly believes that any child can be good at maths. Most children possess the ability to understand the relationship between numbers. They just need the right instruction - they need to be taught maths in a way that makes sense to them.
The right instruction makes all the difference
Mathnasium's UK operations director, Steve Felmingham, says: "The strength of the Mathnasium Method lies in its individualised approach.
"As no two students have the same skill level, our approach includes an initial skills assessment designed to identify where strengths and weaknesses lie for each student. Our own proprietary software then generates an individualised learning plan, personalised for each student. It's an incredibly effective system and the results are astounding.
"This has provided the cornerstone to an amazing franchise model, which allows people to run a really rewarding business in a fabulous environment, enriching the lives of children in their community. Our franchisees can make money while making a difference - it's no surprise that so many people want to join us."
What makes a successful franchisee?
The background of Mathnasium franchisees has always been very diverse.
Mathnasium's UK franchise director, Andrea White, says: "Even if you don't have a teaching background, you can still excel as a Mathnasium franchisee.
"Mathnasium franchise training was designed to level the playing field. We teach you all you need to know about running a business that deals with maths instruction. It is a great business which can earn a great living, but it is also essential that you are keen to make a difference.
"One of the great things about Mathnasium is that it is a very simple and comparatively low cost financial model.
"You will operate from small high street premises and the fit-out and preparation is minimal. We will help you find the right location and our demographic and mapping data will provide you with detailed insights into the viability of your chosen site.
"We will train you in marketing, recruiting tutors and running the business, all you have to do is follow our system."
Start your own Mathnasium franchise
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CDF Contributes to Improvements in Livelihood: MRD
Central Honiara Constituency funded water supply (borehole) project at Yellow Bamboo Community at New Zealand Camp.
Source: Supplied
Thursday, 06 January 2022 16:35 PM
"The Constituency Development Fund (CDF) has touched many lives and improved the livelihood of many," the Ministry of Rural Development (MRD) says.
The MRD says this is despite the negative publicity pushed by some on social media.
MRD says they have continued to implement various programs over the years, but admit that they could have done better in terms of public relations.
The lack of an effective public relations strategy has resulted in poor public opinion and criticisms of the fund and its impact on the livelihood of people in the country.
The MRD says despite such public condemnations, there are success stories that show the positive impacts of the CDF to communities.
MRD Monitoring and Evaluation officers (M&E) interviewed a number of beneficiaries of the fund in Central Honiara Constituency (CHC) in November 2021, and say they have received positive feedback.
"I received an assistance of $5000 from CHC for my family's small piggery farm venture. To me, this is a great help. It may seem small, but growing and making the most of the funds is important.
"The financial support is a boost for us and we have utilised it for the expansion of our family piggery farm business," CDF beneficiary, Job Lanisi from Namoliki community said.
Lanisi said his small piggery farm has served him well to support his family obligations.
"The CDF assistance is an advantage for my family. Therefore, I must thank the government through CDF Program for the funding assistance."
He suggested if possible, responsible authorities should consider maintaining the CDF funding assistance in the future to guarantee people are increasingly engaged in socio-economic development activities that would improve their standard of living.
Babra Maomaeasi from Kaibia community shares similar sentiments, stating she was overwhelmed by the impact the CDF has had to her family.
"CHC office assisted my family with $5000. We invested it into a family canteen. The funding assistance may be small but we have seen it grow over time."
"While I understand every individual have different challenges and commitments with pressures from Urban living, I still have trust that once you put good use of the money received under CDF, whether small or big it would no doubt sustain your livelihood in the long run."
She thanked government for the initiative and calls on the government to continue with the CDF funding assistance to ensure people participate in socio-economic development activities to improve their livelihoods.
Chief Kokem Noga from Yellow Bamboo Community at New Zealand Camp said his community was one of the happiest beneficiaries of CDF through Central Honiara Constituency (CHC) support for their Water Supply project worth $12,000.
"I have been residing here for more than 20 years now, and the main problem for the community is access to proper water supply. But, thanks to CHC for addressing our primary need by funding a water borehole that we are now using for cooking, drinking, bathing and washing," excited Noga said.
"For the last 20 plus years, we have to walk to the Lunga river to fetch water for domestic use. And seeing that such assistance through CDF benefiting us is remarkable. Therefore, we would like to thank government for the CDF funding that ensure we have a proper water supply in our community."
Mr Noga said CDF has touched his community hearts adding he wants the government to continue to render services to constituencies through the fund and to make sure constituents meaningfully participated in important socio-economic development for better life.
Stephen Aofia who was the latest recipient of the CHC housing assistance project, could not hold back his tears of joy, when a delivery of timbers for a full skeleton two-bedroom house was delivered to him on 23rd November 2021 at Jericho 2 community.
"I am a permanent resident of this community and a constituent of CHC but never ever received such support like this all through my life. This is the first of its kind. No words to express how I feel now. To receive timbers for a full skeleton house without even spending a penny is indescribable," Mr Aofia said, visibly emotional.
However, a constituent who want to be named as Mike while acknowledging CHC for assisting its constituent's towards improving their standard of living, wants to see fair distribution of such assistance in their constituency.
"What I mean here is, such support should include all constituent's, regardless of whether you are a voter or a non-voter of the Honourable Member (MP). This is not only for CHC, but I wish to see it transpired in all the 50 constituencies too."
SIG CDF allocation for Central Honiara Constituency for year, 2020 was $3 million.
Allocation by sectors showed $1,171,385.00 allocated for General, which include Administration and Logistics, Education, Empowerment of Women, Youths, Sports, Medical/health and General Assistance while, $1,828,615.00 apportioned for Infrastructure/Housing Scheme which include housing Hardware Materials plus Poly pipe rolls of different sizes.
The constituency was also allocated in 2020 the PRC CDF support of $1.8m to fund income generating, community infrastructure projects such as education and health facilities and community water and sanitation projects.
CHC commitment is to make sure all constituent is assisted and meaningfully participated in socio-economic development activities to improve their livelihoods, despite budget constraints.
Source: MRD Media


Is this how Black People are seen on Mexican TV shows?
I always thought blacks and browns went through the same struggles because of racism. I guess that's partly true. However,as I get older I've met Mexicans who had a lot of hatred for black people. Just like black people,they seem to have a colorism issue in their community as well.I wish we could find some type of solidarity with our brown brothers and sisters. But that's going to be very difficult when they have television shows in Mexico that insult and degrade black people. Little Mexican children watch these shows–I wonder what image of black people they have after watching this garbage. Hmmmmmm…what do you think?


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Evercare at a Glance
Where and how Evercare is delivering healthcare across its portfolio
Project Admiral (Admiralty Hospital) is a project to build a private hospital in Lekki, a middle-class neighborhood in Lagos. It will be a 165-bed multispecialty, tertiary care hospital that will offer a range of care across a variety of specialty medical services.
521,000 Patient episodes since Rise became manager
The Nairobi Women's Hospital is a 594-bed hospital group with 9 facilities across Kenya. For over 17 years, the hospital has grown to be a leader in healthcare in the country, providing comprehensive, high quality, affordable and accessible care to customers of all genders and ages.
Avenue Healthcare Group is a managed care organization offering general and specialist inpatient and outpatient care, as well as capitated medical plans. The company operates three hospitals, each with greater than 300 beds, in Parklands (Nairobi), Kisumu and Thika, and runs 16 clinics across Kenya.
Metropolitan Hospital Holdings Limited is comprised of two hospitals in Nairobi (Metropolitan and Ladnan) with a capacity of over 130 beds, as well as an outpatient primary care facility. The group was the first tertiary care provider in East Nairobi and offers secondary and limited tertiary care services across a range of specialties.
472,500 - Patient episodes since Rise became manager
Islamabad Diagnostic Centre (IDC) is a diagnostic pioneer providing an entire spectrum of imaging and lab services under one roof. The second-largest private diagnostic services provider in the country, IDC has over 750 staff members and has locations in 9 cities of Pakistan with over 50 branches.
Evercare Hospital Lahore, newly opened in 2019, is a 270-bed, multi-specialty facility, encompassing a wide range of clinical services. Each clinical department and specialty at Evercare Hospital Lahore is equipped with state-of-the-art diagnostic and treatment facilities.
Apollo Hospitals is the leading tertiary hospital operator in Bangladesh. It operates a 425-bed multidisciplinary hospital in Dhaka and is currently developing a new, 300-bed facility in Chittagong.
The CARE Hospitals Group is a leading cardiology center and multi-specialty healthcare provider with 14 hospitals serving 6 cities across 5 states of India. Among the top 5 pan-Indian hospital chains, CARE Hospitals is the fund's anchor asset from a clinical quality standpoint and delivers comprehensive care in more than 30 specialties in tertiary care settings.
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Every so often I love to go for a pampering session, massage and facial and I've been to a few places near where I live. If I fancy a full spa day I always go to the Escape Spa at Puckrup Hall Tewkesbury, as not only can I book for a massage and facial, but I can also use their facilities which includes a pool, jacuzzi, sauna and steam room, as well as partake in afternoon tea for a reasonable price if I fancy it.
However, not only have I been very busy at work recently, but my Dad is also not very well. This means that time is at a premium for me, so I thought that rather than book a full spa day over at the Escape Spa in Tewkesbury I would see if I could find somewhere more local where I could get a massage and facial, which I felt I desperately needed. After a bit of searching I found Beauty by Tabitha which is very close by to me.
According to their website, Beauty by Tabitha is a newly refurbished salon in the heart of Worcester and offers everything from hairdressing, a nail bar, massage, facials and more. After browsing their website I found they had a package for a back, neck and shoulder massage and facial for £50.00 with the treatment time being 1 hour and 15 minutes. It sounded ideal and just what I needed, so I sent an email asking if they had any weekend availability as I needed to book this in around my work. I received a prompt reply saying they did indeed have availability on Saturdays but were closed on Sundays, so I booked for 10.00am on Saturday 7 April 2018.
I arrived at the salon promptly and was asked to take a seat and fill out some forms. Once I had completed these I was taken to a treatment room by a lovely lady called Amy who said she would be doing my back, neck and shoulder massage and facial.
I cannot fault the facial and massage I had at Beauty by Tabitha, everyone there was so professional and welcoming, the relaxation rooms were decorated beautifully and the relaxing music that was playing while I had my massage and facial was perfect. However, and this was something a little unfortunate, everything in the main salon that was going on could be heard over the relaxation music and this made the experience slightly jarring for me, especially as much of the conversation was quite loud and there was a lot of laughing going on.
Hopefully in the future Beauty by Tabitha will consider investing in or improving the soundproofing in their relaxation rooms, as this would help with adding to the relaxation experience a great deal. It wouldn't put me off going back in any way if I again find myself in need of a massage and facial without booking a full spa day, but it is something I hope will be implemented in the relaxation rooms in the future.
Thank you Beauty by Tabitha for a lovely experience, I thoroughly recommend it.
I booked "Package 3" – https://www.beautybytabitha.co.uk/packages.
For more information visit www.beautybytabitha.co.uk or call 01905 748877 to book.
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Each year at this time, I send a letter to the students who will soon be skipping through my classroom door. It began before the computer era as a way to promote literacy by giving students another chance to see print as important in their lives, but each year the letter's purpose and the letter itself has changed as I saw new potential for informing and involving the students and their parents before the school year began.
This year as I wrote the letter, I thought about how I wanted the students to feel when they got the letter. I wanted them to feel valued. I wanted them to feel like they would be part of something special. I wanted them to feel excited for the year to come and to feel that I cared about their thoughts and ideas.
And this year, I wanted them to start to wonder.
I got this idea from a comment by Grace Toler on the post I wrote about last year's letter. Grace shared that she also included a "what do you wonder about Primer?" page along with her letter. I wish I had thought of this years ago. Wondering is so much a part of what we do in my classroom. It's something we begin to do right away. Why not get them wondering before the school year even starts? So along with the letter to my students and the letter to their parents, this year I included an "I wonder…" card for the students to bring to school with them.
I'm so glad I get to be your teacher this year. I can't wait to see you on the first day of school!
I've been busy in our classroom getting things ready. We are going to have an exciting year. You will get your own iPad to use at school and you'll find out how to use it to demonstrate your learning to your parents and to people you don't yet even know.
We will get to learn with other classrooms from all over the world and find out how the children in those classrooms are the same as us and how they are different than we are.
The best thing about grade one, though, is that you will learn to read! I have lots of books to share with you.
I wonder what special things are interesting to you. What do you like to do in your free time? What kind of books do you like to read? What would you like to learn more about? I hope you will ask your mom or dad to email me with the answer to those questions. They are my wonders.
You will do lots of wondering this year, too. What do you wonder about grade one? Tell an adult what you wonder so that he or she can print it on the card in this envelope. Bring it with you on the first day of school.
On September 1st, I will meet you in our classroom (Room 69) at 8:50. Look for the door with your handprint on it.
The letter I included to the students' parents is below.
I will be your child's grade one teacher.
I'm looking forward to the school year and to getting to know your child. I look forward to getting to know you as well and to working together with you to help your child to be a successful learner.
I would LOVE to have some information about your child before the school year starts to help me get books and other items ready to match his or her interests. Could you email me and tell me about your child? I'd like to know about any special interests he or she has. Lego? Dinosaurs? Horses? Whatever it is, I'd like to know. What does your child enjoy doing at home? What kind of books does he or she enjoy? What would your child like to learn more about? Is there anything in particular you would like me to know about your child? Please email me (Cassidy.kathy@prairiesouth.ca) before school starts. Email is one of the ways that I keep in touch with parents, so this will give me a chance to have your email address as well.
I'd like you to send all of your child's school supplies on the first day of school. We will share most items, but it would help a lot if you would put your child's name on his or her scissors and headphones or earbuds before they come to school.
Please ask your child what he or she wonders about grade one and print the answer on the "wonder card" I have enclosed. I'm not looking for anything profound, just whatever it is that your child is wondering about.
Please also have your child print his or her name on the front of the wonder card and send it with your child on the first day of school.
Watch for a note early in the year about a special parent night!
Hopefully these letters will be the start of wonderful learning relationships with the students and their parents.
What do you include in the letter to your students?
This is wonderful! A great way to help students fee valued on their first day.
This is a wonderful idea! I have always thought about sending a welcome letter before school begins but I seem to always run out of time. You have inspired me to make it happen in the future. I really like how your letter begins to set up the culture of your classroom even before school begins. It's so important to connect with our students and to make them feel important. I like how the letter gets your students excited for the year to come and the addition of the "I wonder" card is a great idea. "Wondering" is a fun part of 1st grade and it let's the students minds begin to explore new ideas for the upcoming school year. In my welcome letter, I include a parent survey about their child. It includes questions about family members, likes and dislikes and their hopes and dreams for their child. I have found this information to be helpful and it is the first step in building a relationship with the families I will be working with for the upcoming year.
It is amazing to see how much time and effort is put into projects like these to really make students feel welcomed and appreciated. I like how the student letter gives an opportunity for students to tell you more about themselves before they even start the school year. I also like how parents receive a letter too and you encourage them to e-mail you about their child; thus, promoting an open communication between them and you (teacher). Thank you for sharing a sample of your letters because this gives me an idea for when my students are to transition to my classroom.
A summer letter to your students is such a nice idea. I teach kindergarten and our school site holds an ice cream social the Friday before school starts and it is at this time families learn who will be their teacher. Because of that, I'd not be able to send something out over the summer. We do however, include a "Getting to Know Your Child" form in our kindergarten registration packet that inquires about some personal interests. I've felt for several years now it was in need of revision. Reading your student and parent letter has inspired me to draft a new document for next year. Like your summer letter, it's our way of getting a glimpse of a student's interests and talents. I love your idea of the "I wonder…" card. I'm going to send that home in my homework folder this week! I'm looking forward to the responses.
What a fun way to find out who your teacher is! Who doesn't like ice cream? I'm glad this was useful for you.
I just love this idea that allows you to connect with your students before you even get the chance to meet them face to face! I know that on the first day of school both students and teachers are nervous to see who they will spend the next school year with and a simple, heartfelt letter to them will eliminate some of the anxiety that could be building. In my second grade class we also read First Day Jitters to discuss the feelings on the first day of school. The students enjoy hearing that teachers can be nervous to meet their class as well. It also is an ice breaker for students to begin sharing ideas and relate to each other. I will definitely keep this idea in mind for next year's beginning of school year! Thank you for sharing!
My pleasure, Ashley. I'm going to look up that book for next year. I used to read Franklin's First Day of School, but the kindergarten teacher started reading it when the kids were in her class, so I've moved on to other books.
I am in love with this idea! Remembering back to when I was in primary school, I couldn't wait to know who my teacher was or anything about school. I was very excited. This letter is a way to get them even more ready for school. Automatically, they are seeing that 'my teacher cares about me.' More importantly, with this letter, we as teachers get the parents on our side as well. This letter starts communication and a partnership with the parents to ensure that our students will succeed. I can not wait to use this in my own classroom.
This is a wonderful suggestion. When my fifteen-year-old son was in 4th grade, he made a special bond with his fourth grade teacher. Unexpectedly over the summer, he received a letter as he was beginning to transition from elementary school to middle school. In the letter were words of encouragement and tidbits of advice on how to survive your first year in middle school. We framed that letter and today whenever he has a big day of competition or and athletic advent I find him reading over the letter taking a deep breath, and rising to the occasion. As teachers, we have the ability to influence our students in positive ways. Sending a letter over the summer takes on a completely new meaning, student feels as if the teacher is thinking of them beyond the classroom. The gives a child inspiration to know Mrs. X or Mr. X is thinking about me and care about my academic career.
As we forge on into the age of technology, I am encouraged by this blog to send letters to my students by way of my website. I have created a place where they can contact me through my page and I can respond back to them and vice versa. As a teacher and mentor, I can keep in touch with them throughout the summer and their academic career and hopefully my lifetime, it is the new way 21st century students and teachers to keep in touch. Although, the students will not have a letter that came in the mail to frame they can print off our virtual conversation and do the same.
I am a special education teacher and I love being able to start the relationship with the student and family before school starts on the first day! It really helps the student transitioning and it helps me build a solid relationship with the parents who I work very closely with. I am so inspired by your letters to your new students and parents. I am so excited to use this in the coming years. I have always sent home a letter to parents and students on the first day of school, but what a special way to begin that process before school starts!
For years now I have sent letters to my new students a few weeks before school. I have had many students and parents who have commented on how much they appreciated the letter. I introduce myself, let them know the school supplies they might want to bring with them, any special information about this new grade level, and a few things that they have to look forward to this school year.
Many people today do not receive a personal letter that comes in the mail anymore, so this is one way to start a special relationship with my students.
Thanks for sharing that. I so agree.
What a wonderful idea, and right from the start you are building a positive relationship with students and families. I remember how excited my own kids were when they received 'Thank You' notes in the mail from their teachers! Our school will be beginning a 'year round calendar' this July, so there will not be a "Meet your Teacher" event. The first day of school is always so eventful, especially at the primary grades, and a welcome letter may take some of the anxiety out of that first meeting, for both students and parents. Also, to have the parents respond, via email, to the teacher before school starts, with important information about a student is a great tool to build a relationship with all involved. (ie. allergies, how they will be getting to/from school, buying/bringing lunch) If your classroom has a website it would also be a perfect opportunity to pass that information on to parents, so that they can find out classroom news and important events, such as Back to School Night, straightaway. I will definitely use this idea to welcome my students to the 2016-2017 school year!
Wow this is such a wonderful idea! It is so important to build a relationship with our parents as well as our students, and this really does both. I send out a survey the first day with the students for their parents to feel out, which includes things like; interests, weakness, strengths, and anything they would like to tell me about their child. This works well, but it would be great to have information before your students even come to the class. Another thing I really like is that you already have a form of communication with the parents ahead of time. I will definitely try this next year.
This is such a wonderful opportunity to connect with both students and parents. I recently changed teaching assignments and moved from teaching high school students to the Pre-K level. School has only been in session for two weeks, but I am quickly realizing how important it is to establish a bond with both the parents and students very early in the school year. After reading your post, I think creating a summer letter would be just the activity I need to jump start the bonding process. As a parent, I can really appreciate the time teachers take getting to know my child and their interests. It makes the transition into a new grade so much smoother and more comfortable. As an educator, the summer letter provides teachers an advantage to understanding a little more about each student before the school year begins. I can only imagine the insight you have gathered about your students, not to mention the ability to create a proactive approach to the new school year. Thanks so much for sharing this fantastic idea, I'll be sure to apply it to my classroom in the future.
My name is Nikki and I am a senior at SUNY Geneseo studying Early Childhood/ Childhood Education. I agree with you that sending home letters to your students and parents is a great way to begin forming positive relationships. In one of my classes this semester, we have to create a newsletter and write letters to students and parents for the start of the school year. I never thought about asking them questions in the letters for them to respond to. I think that is a terrific idea and really makes both the students and their families feel important. This is also a good way to learn more about your students before they even step into the classroom on the first day. Do parents and students actually respond to your questions? I will definitely keep this in mind for my future classroom! Thank you!
Not all of the parents respond, but I think it is an important thing to do regardless of this.
What a wonderful idea! I love how this allows you and your students to start on a positive note. I remember that when my kids were that age, they loved getting mail addressed to them, even if it was just junk mail from kid stores. So, I can imagine how exciting getting a letter from their future teacher would be. The preview of some of the things they can look forward to, such as getting their own ipad and learning to read will probably get the students excited and ease the beginning of the year jitters. It is also smart to include important information such as your room number and school start time. Thank you for sharing!
This is such a thoughtful way to start off the school year, and show the children and families that they are valued members of the classroom community before they even begin their year with you. I especially like how you encourage positive dialogue between yourself, the parents and the children. Creating an atmosphere that encourages open and positive conversations between teacher and families at the beginning of the year can make such a difference in teacher-parent relationships. I have also heard of teachers including links to private galleries of pictures or videos of themselves and their classroom in these summer letters, and I was wondering if you have ever tried that, and what you think the pros and cons might be. I have thought it could be very reassuring to the families (especially in the early grades), but worry that it could exclude families without easy internet access. I'd love to hear your thoughts on this, and thank you for the wonderful letter ideas!


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Lindsay Ell Shows Off Her First Tattoo
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Photo courtesy Lindsay Ell Instagram
Lindsay Ell has joined the tattoo club. The "Criminal" singer recently got her first ink and shares the story behind her decision in a heartfelt post on Instagram.
"Call it a lifeline," she captions an image of freshly inked skin showing two arrows. "A story. A legend. Pointed towards my heart, pushed forward by my past. Unfinished by design. To be completed as life unfolds…every album gets its own mark. As @kristianbush told me before I walked in, 'you get to have some scars you choose.' And this one I did. Hello, tattoo world."
Call it a lifeline. A story. A legend. Pointed towards my heart, pushed forward by my past. Unfinished by design. To be completed as life unfolds…every album gets it's own mark. As @kristianbush told me before I walked in, "you get to have some scars you choose." And this one I did. Hello, tattoo world. #tattoo #ontheroad 🖋: @scottbarbier_tattoo
A post shared by Lindsay Ell (@lindsayell) on Aug 19, 2018 at 5:44pm PDT
The singer has had a whirlwind year releasing two albums. Lindsay's debut album, The Project, recently celebrated its one-year anniversary having been revealed on Aug. 11, 2017. Her follow-up, The Continuum Project, dropped in May. While it was never intended to be released as it featured Lindsay's reinterpretation of John Mayer's 2006 album, Continuum, it helped Lindsay find her footing for her debut. She reflects on the journey of both in a new video with her producer, Sugarland's Kristian Bush.
"It is the year anniversary of The Project," she says in a new vlog episode. "And I have someone special here to celebrate it with us."
Producer Kristian Bush then joins Lindsay, asking if she remembers the moment The Project was released.
"It's crazy to look back on pictures or video clips from that day. That whole week that we were out, flying around the country, zig-zagging to three different cities a day sometimes," she admits.
The clip includes footage of Lindsay buying her album in Target and later that day realizing The Project was No. 1 on the iTunes country charts. Currently on the road as part of Sugarland's Still the Same Tour, the singer tells Kristian that her birthday wish for her album is "that we'll find the inspiration to make record two together."
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Born of English father and an Irish Mother I and a brother were educated at the Salesian Roman Catholic College, Chertsey in Surrey. I left at the age of sixteen to be employed as an Unestablished Clerk at Weybridge police station. This was the war years (1943) and I was also a Cycle messenger. My private interests were membership of the Air defence Cadet Corps, Brooklands Squadron, later to become the Air Training Corps. My father owned his own business as a greengrocer and fruiterer and I used to help in hs shop in Addlestone as did my mother. Our home was behind and above the shop. My father was a special constable eventually to be appointed inspector.
I was conscripted into the army at the age of eighteen and after initial training at Maidstone Barracks I was transferred into the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry and trained with them at Colchester. This was 1945 at the time of VE Day but the war with Japan was still being fought. Our unit was ordered to Cairo in Egypt and I was promoted lance corporal. It was planned that out unit would be redeployed to Greece but when in Cairo I was approached by a senior officer who was aware I had been attached to the police and asked if I would transfer to the Military Provost. I would be promoted to the rank of sergeant so I agreed. The international situation dictated that we were to leave Cairo but remain in Egypt in the Canal Zone and Provost Unit then transferred to Fayid on the canal. I was placed on the staff of Lieutenant Colonel Scott and as many people were coming to the end of their war service conscription in 1945 I was promoted Warrant Officer Class 2. I served until my conscription was drawing to a close (1948) and Colonel Scott asked if I was willing to join the regular army with a quartermaster's commission as a Lieutenant. I declined, thanking him for the offer, but I had plans to join the Metropolitan Police on my release from the army. I returned to the UK by sea as were all trooping movements, and enjoyable it was. On this trip the liner was full of former members of the Palestine Police as they withdrew from the country.
I joined the Metropolitan Police in 1948 and trained at Peel House in Victoria, being sworn in and posted to "A" Division, Cannon Row. It was usual for tall PCs to get this posting and as I was six feet three inches, this was not unexpected. I lived in the section house in Ambrosden Avenue, Victoria looking onto Westminster Roman Catholic cathedral – good for a young catholic lad! My room was opposite the Cathedral hall which had perfect acoustics with many great orchestras and choirs rehearsing there. At Cannon Row duties were almost full time on guard or protection posts for long hours with short beats and a return to the post. We were armed with .38 revolvers tucked beneath our jacket flap. Some of the posts were standing outside Number 10 Downing Street, the Foreign Office, and Buckingham Palace etc. We were there because Jewish terrorist groups from Israel were active in the country and had been responsible for a number of bombings and assassination threats. After a year I had enough and resigned from the Metropolitan Police and was firstly employed by a very large firm in Covent Garden (Fruit and veg.) as an assistant to the transport manager. This was a temporary move as I had applied to join the Surrey Constabulary being accepted in December 1950, with my twelve months in the Metropolitan Police counting towards my pension.
My training was accepted and I was immediately posted to Leatherhead. I was a keen motor-cyclist and had my own Norton 500cc. I performed beat duties in Leatherhead and Ashtead, followed by divisional motor cycle duties at Reigate and Horley for several years before moving to Traffic at Burpham again as a motor-cyclist. It was now 1956 when I gave up my freedom becoming engaged to a catholic Margaret Angela Stewart from Curling Vale in Onslow Village, Guildford. We set a date for some eighteen months ahead, however in the mean time volunteers were called forward to serve in a police unit in Cyprus. The appeal was directed to all the UK police forces and I with several other constables from Surrey volunteered, with constables being offered the rank of sergeant in Cyprus. Mr Ted Post a sergeant in a Sussex force was promoted Inspector to be in charge of our volunteers as well as a number from other forces. (Ted Post was to become DCC in Surrey). It was considered too dangerous for wives to be allowed to accompany their husbands and Margaret when told what I had done, faced the situation bravely agreeing to get married on the 4 August 1956. Bomber brown the motor cyclist from Burpham Traffic made the wedding cake! I made over to Bomber my new model Norton motor cycle which in due course I was to re-claim after he had enjoyed its use for two years.
A short honeymoon followed and after a few days our newly formed unit flew to Cyprus. My action may well be viewed as cruel to dear Margaret but what followed after a few weeks on her part set the seal on a firm and successful marriage. It is too much to report on the full situation we found ourselves in Cyprus other than to say we faced grave risks, which to be fair we were well aware of before we left home. The main concern was the Greek terrorist organisation E.O.K.A. under the leadership of General Grivas. The Cyprus police force consisted of both Greek and Turkish officers and the British Bobby was there as it was suspected that EOKA had infiltrated the force. Within two to three weeks we suffered a great tragedy. Three of our Unit, not Surrey officers, when off duty decided to enter the city of Nicosia to shop for a camera in Ledra Street, known as murder mile. Two were shot dead and the third survived the attack by the terrorist Nicos Sampson who was arrested much later in the Trudos Mountains and sentenced to death. The punishment was not carried out as he benefitted from an amnesty. At this time I was posted to Famagusta with other officers.
Margaret meanwhile had obtained a contract to work as a secretary in Nicosia. She flew out meeting on the plane the daughter of the District Commissioner for Famagusta whose secretary had returned to the UK. The daughter spoke with her father and Margaret was appointed his secretary and we were back together given she was in Nicosia and I was many miles away. The whole scheme was her idea and I had no knowledge of her plans.
Imagine her torment and that of other families when the English press the following morning carried photos on their front pages and reporting that the two bodies lying in the road were those of recently arrived police sergeants before the next of kin had been informed.
I was contracted to remain Cyprus for two years and that was enough for me. Margaret was expecting our first child and was released from her contract and we flew back together to England.
I reported to HQ and the DCC allowed me to choose what I would like to do next and I chose CID and was posted to Godalming to replace Maurice Jackman who was moved to Guildford. We move to the police house Maurice vacated on Holloway Hill, Godalming.
My police career now really started. It was very exciting because at every stage and every rank I was a poor delegator. I had to get involved, particularly when the Metropolitan Police District was involved. For much of my career I was working close to the county boundary or "border" and what now follows is a brief resume of that career up to my retirement. I was very happy at Leatherhead, and after a CID attachment, a short spell on motor-cycle duties I returned to CID. After failing more than one I passed my sergeant's exam and then the Inspector's examination. After a number of years I became a detective sergeant transferring to Oxted where I worked under several excellent Detective Inspectors including John Over who one day was to become Chief Constable of Gwent. By now Margaret and I had three sons, and so imagine studying for exams, being a poor delegator and having Croydon on our door step. I was a very busy man! John Over stepped in: "Paddy you are not delegating enough. I'll take the bells over night and you must study more!" Eventually I passed the exam, top place in Surrey.
After I left CID I served as a deputy to a number of Superintendents at Addlestone where I now lived in my own house. I was very happy, having had enough of CID work and after about eight or ten years, I had a visit from the ACC, Chris Rowe. He told me that the Chief Constable wanted me to return to Caterham and wanted to see me in his office. I declined the offer. Rowe annoyed me with his attitude – I deserved better. I did not get the meeting with Sir Peter however when I was due to retire he remembered me, and in fact did me a favour. John Maskell former ACC Surrey and deputy head at the Police College had retired and appointed consultant on security matter with Unilever. (This was a position normally taken by retired senior met officers) John wanted to form a team of investigating officers and approached Sir Peter who recommended me. I was approached by John who said the role was to be advertised and recommended I applied which I did as did many others, and after interview I was given the job. John explained that Unilever were suffering large losses in the distribution of frozen foods and asked how I would approach the matter to which I suggested forming an under-cover operation. I was to have my office in the Birds Eye/Walls offices at Walton on Thames where I formed a mini crime squad concentrating our actions on four large distribution centres in the London area. We were equipped with car to car radios, a wireless equipped motor-cycle and an observation van. I had recruited four ex police officers and we worked very closely with officers of the Metropolitan Police and Crime Squads. We were very successful in reducing losses and I was upgraded from Company Security officer to Corporate Security manager. Our security team was increased and I recruited ex-police officers in the West Country, the Midlands and Scotland.
I remained in this position for some nine years and after the distribution sector of the business was sold I retired early with a Unilever pension and a very considerable financial hand-shake for having to leave early!


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American Sports Bettor Makes £100,000 on Tottenham Bet
With the Premier League already in full swing this season, one American sports handicapping service, Sports Information Traders, sent one of their best to England to put their information to the test with some high-stakes football wagers. A famous sports handicapper and bettor, Dave Michaels who is a lead analyst who has trained under his protégé the Legend Jon Price, has recently made big headlines as he made an easy £100,000 with a bet he places on Tottenham to edge out Crystal Palace straight up, which they did by a score of 1-0 this past Wednesday night. Mr. Michaels spread out his wagers at a number of various betting shops, finding the best odds he could and working the numbers to tilt the game in his favour like most great handicappers have been known to do.
The world of Sports betting and handicapping is a rapidly growing industry with common fans also getting on board and joining the action in recent years. With so many new platforms of wagering on sports available, and the allure of making some quick and easy money on a sporting event, it's understandable why wagering on sports has spread throughout every corner of the globe.
Of course, as the most popular sport in the world, both in terms of wagering and viewing audience, professional football is a fan favourite to wager on during the season. With several different football leagues around the world being played at different times, there's always plenty of opportunities for bettors to cash in on the world's most favorite sport. The league that draws the most attention each year is undoubtedly the Premier League, which features some of England's greatest football clubs facing off against one another. With teams like Manchester United, Arsenal, and Leicester City, the Premier League is home of the most well-known and historic clubs in the history of football and those who know how to bet can study a team like Tottenham and ensure that they cash in when the betting lines are off at the local betting shops.
Dave Michaels is an American handicapper, and while it's relatively common to see European bettors cash in big on a football event such as a Premier League match-up, it's still pretty rare to hear of an American mastering English Football, but that's exactly what Dave Michaels has done over the last decade. Mr. Michaels is the protégé of world famous and legendary sports handicapper and bettor, Jon Price, the founder of Sports Information Traders. Dave Michaels joined his team as a consultant and quickly climbed the ranks during his tenure there, eventually reaching lead handicapper for Mr. Price's basketball, baseball, hockey, and English football departments. That's quite a lot of responsibility for one man to lead arguably the most popular and successful sports handicapping service in the world, but Dave has done more than adequately filled the role as he's taken the Sports Information Traders team to whole new heights in recent years.
As many famous handicappers have said before, it's not about the shape of the ball, it's about the money in your pocket, and Dave Michaels is a great example of putting profits over ego as he makes his clients millions of dollars every year in American baseball, football, and basketball, as well as English football betting. So next time you're preparing to place a hefty wager on a Premier League game, or any football match, it may be worth the time to consult an outside source, even an American handicapper, like Dave Michaels to make sure you're on the right side.
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OAuthStack
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A sample project demonstrating the *resource owner password flow* in OAuth2, with separate authorization and resource servers. This also demonstrates using DotNetOpenAuth to secure access to resources hosted by a ServiceStack-powered ReST API.

If you're using this as a template for your own production implementation, [search the source for comments containing **TODO**](https://github.com/dylanbeattie/OAuthStack/search?q=TODO&ref=cmdform) - that (I think!) should highlight the areas where you'll need to plug in your own code, data or implementations.

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###Known Issues###

Some people have reported problems restoring NuGet packages related to Microsoft.Bcl.Build. These appear to be caused by [http://blogs.msdn.com/b/dotnet/archive/2013/08/22/improved-package-restore.aspx](http://blogs.msdn.com/b/dotnet/archive/2013/08/22/improved-package-restore.aspx)

To work around this, I've checked the /packages/Microsoft.Bcl.Build.* folders into source control. Yeah, I know you're not supposed
to check in your /packages folder, but until there's a clean resolution for this issue this is the easiest way
to make sure it'll build from a clean checkout.

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###Points of Interest###

**OAuth2/ServiceStack integration**

This was actually not that complex once I had an OAuth2 infrastructure up and running:

**Server-side:** Take a look at [OAuthStack.Common.Infrastructure.RequireOAuth2ScopeAttribute](https://github.com/dylanbeattie/OAuthStack/blob/master/src/OAuthStack.Common/Infrastructure/RequireOAuth2ScopeAttribute.cs) - this is a ServiceStack RequestFilterAttribute that uses DotNetOpenAuth to verify that the request is authorised to access a specific service.

**Client-side:** we're using the ServiceStack client's LocalHttpWebRequestFilter property to hook in some code that calls DotNetOpenAuth's ClientBase.AuthorizeRequest() method before the request is sent to the server. Check out the [getResourceButton_Click](https://github.com/dylanbeattie/OAuthStack/blob/master/src/OAuthStack.DemoClient/Form1.cs#L86) method in DemoClient\Form1.cs.

**Reading OAuth2 crypto keys from X509 certificate files**

Instead of the hard-wired crypto keys in the DotNetOpenAuth samples, we're reading the public and private keys from X.509 certificates (which I've created using [SelfCert](http://blog.pluralsight.com/2012/02/13/selfcert-create-a-self-signed-certificate-interactively-gui-or-programmatically-in-net/) from PluralSight) - have a look at the constructors on [OAuthStack.Common.Security.CryptoKeyPair.cs](https://github.com/dylanbeattie/OAuthStack/blob/master/src/OAuthStack.Common/Security/CryptoKeyPair.cs)

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###Project Structure###

- **OAuthStack.AuthServer** is the OAuth authorization server. Based on the sample authorization server included with DotNetOpenAuth, it's based on ASP.NET MVC 4. This example exposes a single action method - `/oauth2/token` - which will accept a username/password supplied in an HTTP Authentication header, and return an OAuth2 access token + refresh token.
- **OAuthStack.UserDataServer** exposes a really simple ReST API - users can `GET /users/{username}` to retrieve information about themselves. Anonymous access is not permitted, and if they try to retrieve another users' information they'll get a `403 Forbidden`
- **OAuthStack.DemoClient** is a WinForms desktop client demonstrating the *resource owner password flow* and various HTTP exchanges involved.
- **OAuthStack.Common** defines the shared entities and interfaces used by the rest of the project
- **OAuthStack.FakeServices** provides fake implementations of the client store, crypto key store and other required services. In a production app, most of these would be replaced by services built on a proper relational database such as MS SQL Server.

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###OAuth2 Terminology###

from [http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6749#section-1.1](http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6749#section-1.1)

>   **resource owner**
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>    An entity capable of granting access to a protected resource. When the resource owner is a person, it is referred to as an end-user.

>  **resource server**
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>  The server hosting the protected resources, capable of accepting and responding to protected resource requests using access tokens.

> **client**
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> An application making protected resource requests on behalf of the
      resource owner and with its authorization.  The term "client" does
      not imply any particular implementation characteristics (e.g.,
      whether the application executes on a server, a desktop, or other
      devices).

> **authorization server**
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> The server issuing access tokens to the client after successfully
      authenticating the resource owner and obtaining authorization.


how many times has this been on the block?
didnt it start around 50k?
Seller mentions BaT. He should just pay the $99. and list it there.
Maybe BaT won't agree to the reserve seller wants.
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The car should bring $30K, maybe plus- it appears to be very well built.
I agree about the dash- that was very poorly designed and devalues the overall ambience of being a Triumph. In fact, it's hideous.
exactly what I thought Jeremy.