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Mike Green's injury won't force the Caps to make a trade… for now
By Matt ReitzJan 17, 2012, 8:29 PM EST
Just because the Capitals have lost defenseman Mike Green for the next four to six weeks, don't expect the team to make any knee-jerk moves to fill the void. Washington's general manager George McPhee explained that he's in no hurry to make a trade to replace Green in the short-term. Instead, he hopes that a couple of young blueliners that are already on the roster will be able to step-up their games and make the most of their opportunities.
"It's interesting how things go," McPhee said to CSN Washington. "Mike [Green] went down early, we gave Orlov a chance and he's exceeded our expectations. We thought he would need a full year in Hershey, and he's sort of expedited his development process and he's playing very well for us. Kundratek is in the same sort of situation right now. We'll see how he comes along."
Before you think Orlov and Kundratek are in the clear, he also added that he doesn't know how things will be in six weeks and he'll "just have to wait and see." For now, it's the youngsters chance to show what they can do with added responsibility.
Green's teammates were talking about the surgery as well. Karl Alzner noticed that the midseason sports hernia surgery has a silver lining. "It's good and bad," Alzner explained. "It's a good thing he's getting this done, and hopefully it's said and done and nothing else will come up. Now we know he's not going to be back [for four to six weeks] and you have to get over it."
That's right—the Caps know they'll be without their most productive defenseman for around a month and a half. They've proven to be a different team in with Green in the lineup despite their current three-game winning streak. They're 9-1-0 when Green is on the ice; they're 15-16-2 without the former Norris Trophy finalist.
McPhee sounds confident that his team will be able to weather the storm with the players who are already in Washington. But if things start heading south in the next six weeks, the general manager has proven in the past that he won't hesitate to make a move to fill the void.
Tags: Dmitry Orlov, George McPhee, Karl Alzner, Mike Green, trade talk, Washington Capitals

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Château La Dominique is recognized for its elegant red wine, ranked as Saint-Émilion Grand Cru Classé. The audacity of the alliance stands between its authentic "maison de maître" and the contemporary architecture of the winery designed by Jean Nouvel.
The history of Château La Dominique dates back to the late sixteenth century, when the existence of a vineyard, lying between Saint-Émilion and Pomerol, was first recorded. Ranked as "Grand Cru Classé" in the first Saint-Émilion classification in 1955, Château La Dominique has consistently maintained its position.
The Fayat family became part of the château's history in 1969. They were keen to make something of the property they had acquired and invested time and energy in what was still, at the time, a « maison de maître » surrounded by a vineyard with great potential. In 2014, Château La Dominique inaugurated its new cellar, designed by Jean Nouvel, which is inspired by an interpretation of the pleasure of wine tasting with 6 tints of red. Due to an optical effect of the façade, made up of a huge two-way mirror, vineyard and vat-room meld into a single place, one appearing to merge into the other. La Terrasse Rouge, the Château's restaurant, is on the roof terrace, covered with red pebbles, which affords fabulous views over the vineyards.
Château La Dominique is glad to open its doors to wine lovers to share a privileged moment. You are welcome to discover an unusual property and an exceptional architecture, with exclusive visits and wine tastings.
Gastronomy being a faithful partner of our wines, you can enjoy a bistronomic cuisine and an exceptional view over the Saint-Émilion and Pomerol's vineyards at La Terrasse Rouge restaurant, on the winery's roof.
Château La Dominique is one of the preferred wineries on the Michel Rolland Selection.


Often to a woman's surprise, the time of pregnancy can be as emotionally and physically difficult as the preconception phase. Many of our patients have struggled so long to even get pregnant that one would think that pregnancy would be a time of joy and elation. Instead it is often a period filled with fear and anxiety for this group of newly-pregnant women.
We often see patients weekly through the First Trimester. Because we are a fertility practice, it has often been a difficult road for many of our patients to get pregnant and they like the help and comfort that acupuncture brings.
Click here to read an excerpt of Stephanie Gianarelli's book about Chinese medicine and the 1st trimester.
I've attached a picture of my adorable Alexander who you helped bring to me. He'll be 15 months soon – I can hardly believe it. He is such an amazing gift. I think of you all often as I say thanks for my boy and everyone who helped us have him.


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Adams offers overdose prevention training
In light of the nationwide opioid crisis, Brooklyn Borough President Eric L. Adams is hosting of a series of boroughwide free overdose prevention trainings that teach Brooklynites how to save lives.
Adams said on Tuesday that he will redouble his partnership with the Brooklyn Alcoholism and Addictive Services Council (BAASC), New York City Police Department (NYPD), Brooklyn Public Library (BPL), and the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) in offering free trainings to be held on select dates at Brooklyn Borough Hall, BPL branches and community centers throughout the borough.
The trainings will start on March 21.
Adams said participants will be trained on how to recognize and reverse an overdose and restore breathing using the lifesaving medication naloxone; learn how to become a certified opioid overdose responder; and receive a free overdose rescue kit with naloxone.
According to data compiled by the New York City Office of the Chief Medical Examiner (OCME) and the DOHMH Bureau of Vital Statistics, in 2017 there were 359 overdose deaths in Brooklyn involving an opioid, the second highest total of the five boroughs.
Bedford-Stuyvesant/Crown Heights, East New York, Coney Island, Downtown/Brooklyn Heights/Park Slope, and Bensonhurst/Bay Ridge were the most severely impacted neighborhoods.
"Naloxone trainings play a critical role in increasing access to this life-saving intervention," Adams said. "Opioid addiction is a community crisis, and we must have a community response.
"These trainings are literally expanding the opportunity to save lives, and I thank our partners and all who will participate for their willingness to take on this mission," he added.
Anyone interested in attending one of Adams' free overdose prevention trainings can call (718) 802-4299 or visit brooklyn-usa.org/narcan.
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The Five Kingdoms is a survival Minecraft server unlike any other server in it's class. The world is one of nations struggling to grow their following and expand their borders. Border disputes, raids, and fighting are common around here.
How /r/5kl growth compares with growth of 1,409,236 other subreddits.


Phase revolutionizes DVS technology. It provides the quality and comfort of digital dj controllers, keeping the feeling and accuracy of real turntables.
Mixfader and Mixfader dj app offer a pocket-sized pro DJ setup, as powerful as your regular controller, that opens up new possibilities for turntablism.


Wonderwall - periwinkle and white glitter in a clear base. I applied 3 coats for full opacity. It can also be used as a glitter topper.
Float On - white, pink, purple and blue micro glitter and lavender hex glitter in a clear base. I applied one coat over Illamasqua Baptiste.
Bory-Alice - blue/purple shifting shimmer in a dark base. I applied 3 coats for full opacity.
Dandy Nails nail polishes can be purchased on Etsy, and for international ladies like me, they're also available on Ninja Polish!


So, I still haven't posted my next video yet because yesterday was a fiasco and my computer is full of hatred … But hopefully it will calm the eff down and I'll get it posted today. In the meantime, you get another post written on my phone. So sorry for any typos – autocorrect is a cruel mistress….
But I digress. This week … I gained 2 lbs. Which doesn't make any sense to me, because I'm still working out, still eating 1200ish calories, still being "good", as it were. And yet, last week I weighed in at 195.5, and this week, I'm 197.5 – I gained exactly 2lbs.
However, I have a hypothesis as to why this may have happened, and while it's still discouraging, at least it means I'm not gaining fat.
So, if you read my regularly sporadic posts, you will know that after I exercise hard, I tend to get super hungry. Like, stomach growling, in pain hungry. Not the kind of hungry you can ignore, and not the "hungry" you think you get when you're actually just bored.
Well, it got to the point that I wanted to know if that was healthy – or if I was doing something wrong. Because if it was a sign of like, overworking my muscles and I was going to pull something or worse, i decided I wanted to know.
Turns out that it's actually perfectly normal. Apparently when you exercise, you burn the sugars your muscles have in storage, which makes sense. But, if you work really hard and burn all of the sugar, or most of it, of course your body will want to replace it as soon as possible, which is why I feel like I could eat an elephant after I finish working out. xD The other fun fact I found out was that you should have 1/3 of your daily protein intake directly after working out – protein of course promotes muscle growth.
But, more than that, the more muscle you have, the more fat you can actually burn, since it's your muscles that, after they burn their stored sugar, start turning fat into fuel. So, the more muscles you have, the more fat you can get rid of. So, bearing this in mind, I got some mix for a vanilla protein shake that tastes like ground up chalk you mix with water … But I can stomach it and when I'm done drinking it, I'm not hungry anymore. So it seems as though all is well – I'm not hungry after working out, and I'm building more fat burning muscle.
Well, nothing comes without a price. Even the best deal.
And there's no exception here – because muscle weighs more than fat. So, if I remove a pound of fat and replace it with muscle, it's going to actually make me gain weight, since the same quantity of muscle is heavier than the fat I got rid of.
However, if that really is the reason I gained weight, then I'm actually ok with that. Because, even though the muscle is heavier, it also will make my body look slimmer and more toned, so it will look like I'm losing weight either way. So that's that.
Waist = 29″ OR BMI = 20-25 New Corset!
Insanity: 2mo Make Up Haul!
Anyway, if you want to see my workout schedule/regiment plan so far, I've got it below … in RAINBOWS! xD Otherwise, please skip to the bottom and watch my YouTube video! It talks about my coat and how I came to buy it, as well as my thoughts on drinking water during a workout, and a possible fix for that pesky leg band that likes to stick together … I'll see you next post!
I've been loosing 4-6lbs/week! Which, I actually understand is probably not healthy to maintain, because it means you're loosing muscle mass as well as fat. However, I'm still thinking that it's water weight I'm still getting rid of, so I'm not worried. Yet. If I'm still loosing more than 3lbs/week consistently by the time I get to 4-6weeks, then I'll start panicking. But until then, I like being down 12lbs in 2 weeks! It's oddly … Empowering. More so than when I was just weighing in when the TapOut grid told me to … I would actually recommend, as a motivator, to weigh yourself every week when you start this work out, at least in the beginning – and that's saying something coming from me, because I absolutely hate scales. Seriously – hate them. The only reason I'm using one now is because the piece of paper told me to, and even then I was reluctant.
Ok; now let's talk about this new resistance band I got.
Not exactly what I bought, but it's close!
I got this band, and since it's actually Monday night right now, I can give you a little review blurb as far as my first impression of this $5 band goes. The first thing I noticed was that this one is shorter than the TapOut band – a good deal shorter. I'd say probably 4-6inches shorter. So, that automatically means that it adds even more resistance than I thought there would be. I used it today almost through my whole workout, but I was really tired afterwards and my muscles really hurt – like, they hurt too much for me to really want to use this thing much tomorrow. I think, since the bands at Five Below probably all follow this 'shorter' trend, I'll get the resistance one lower than this one – the red one I mention in my YouTube video – and see if that adds more resistance than the TapOut band. I think it will, and I think it will be a better fit for me at this stage of the game. I wasn't afraid I was going to snap this band in half or anything, which is what I was really afraid of, so I figure I'll also pick up the higher resistance one as well – for $10 I might as well complete the set! They also had a yoga/pilates/fitness mat I think I'm going to get as well so that I can do Yoga XT on a mat. I'm not sure it will make a difference, but at the very least I won't have to sniff my carpet when he makes me hold a push up position and take a deep breath … It smells like dog fur. Which makes sense, since we have one, but still.
As for the workouts for week 2 – they are mostly the same as week 1, except that the first workout is Competition Core instead of Cross Core Combat, but they are both pretty similar work outs, as the titles, which both contain the words 'Competition', would suggest. I have, however, been steadily forcing myself to improve. I remembered doing the workout moves in Week 1, and for the most part I think I remember when I sat down, rested, etc – so I have been trying to force myself to up the anty in some way with every move. Even if it's just doing a couple repetitions of something I know I didn't do last week, or forcing myself into plank for a few seconds during a move – I try to do something more than what I did last week.
So … This is going to be a really short post … But I finally managed to get an introductory video edited and posted on YouTube! I have been editing for DAYS … And I haven't even done the Week 1 Update yet … xD But anyway; follow the link below for 15 minutes of TapOut XT Goodness!
So – still no video, but I'm fixing to work on it after work… I think I might download the free trial of Vegas Pro, because I'm just having no luck with Windows Movie Maker or Jashaka. Or whatever it's called. And I'm just super frustrated.
Not all honey is created equally.
Motor oil looks like molasses too, but I'm pretty sure that's not sweet.
So, I get it and put it in my desk, all ready for my tea the next morning. I come in, I get my tea, pour in my normal waaaaay too much honey … No, but seriously I dump like, 3tbsp of honey in a small cup of tea xD Anyway, I poured it in, I mixed it up, let it sit to cool, took a sip … … And probably made a really hilarious face, actually, in retrospect.
It had the weirdest, slightly bitter edge to it … I might have thought the cream had gone bad, except I don't use cream in my tea … Looking suspiciously at the culprit, I dabbed a little honey on my soon to taste it straight … And sure enough, though it was sweet, it had this weird tang to it … I checked the date on it and its fine for several more months, so I assume for some reason buckwheat makes honey taste … Strange.
I guess this is sort of just a cautionary tale – know what honey tastes like from different sources before you spend like, $12 on it xD I'm going to use it because I don't want it to go to waste, but basically lesson learned – from now on, I'll buy honey made from flower blossoms. Or just honey that's actually gold instead of like thin molasses. Or something.
TapOut XT and YouTube Updates!
I am thinking I'm going to update videos once a week – that's 12 videos altogether, because it's a three week long exercise regiment. I sort of want to update twice a week really, but I don't want to do exercise twice … So maybe I'll shoot the Sunday for the week recipes I post here when I can be arsed and post them on Wednesday or something xD I don't know; we'll see.


Auskick is back at The Heights for Season 2018 and kicks off this Friday night 16th March at 5.00pm.
Registrations are now open. Please go to the Auskick website www.aflauskick.com.au to register or contact our Auskick Coordinator Dean Campbell on 0431 921 968.
For those wanting join Under 9's at Avondale Heights Football Club, you can register at the club this Friday night from 5.00pm onwards.


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Letter to shareholders
Financial development
Consolidated income statement
Consolidated statement of comprehensive income
Consolidated balance sheet
Consolidated cash flow statement
Consolidated statement of changes in equity
Notes to the interim consolidated financial statements
Dear Shareholders,
Restoration of the freedom to travel and greater planning certainty led to a rise in bookings. As revenue picked up in line with increasing passenger volumes, the company was able to generate a first-half profit of CHF 55.4 million.
Following the lifting of travel restrictions and protective measures, we were gradually able to ramp up operations again at Zurich Airport over the course of the first half of 2022. However, the entire aviation industry is still facing major challenges. In particular, the increasingly frequent capacity constraints, cancellations and delays occurring in European airspace also impacted Zurich Airport as we moved into the summer months. Together with our partner companies at the airport, we did our best – and continue to do our utmost – to ensure passengers and guests enjoy a pleasant travel experience at all times. As always, maintaining high standards of quality is our top priority.
The increase in turnover from Zurich Airport's commercial partners was very encouraging. As several new or refurbished restaurant units and stores with attractive brands came on stream during the first half of the year, the refreshed offering consequently boosted the attractiveness of the three commercial centers.
In June, the winning project for construction of the next large-scale project at Zurich Airport – the new Dock A including tower and dock base – was chosen. The new Dock A will significantly influence the future appearance of the main airport complex and further improve the quality of the airport experience for passengers. Progress with other large infrastructure projects at Zurich Airport, such as the redesign and expansion of the baggage sorting system and the provision of larger landside passenger areas, is also on schedule.
In India, the contract for constructing Noida International Airport was signed. This project is also proceeding to plan. Our airports in Latin America are continually improving the quality of their infrastructure and services.
We are committed to sustainable aviation and take our governance, environmental and social responsibilities seriously, both in Switzerland and in our projects abroad. In March, our company published its annual results for 2021 in the form of an integrated report prepared in accordance with the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) standards for the first time. This year our focus is on developing our sustainability strategy, which defines specific targets for the group and our various operating locations for the coming years.
We are aiming to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2040. In declaring this ambitious goal – to be achieved without offsetting – Flughafen Zürich AG is bringing the target date forward ten years with a reduction roadmap setting out concrete measures to increase energy efficiency and cut fuel consumption. We are also continuing to invest in sustainable fuels which significantly lower aviation carbon emissions.
Changes on the Management Board
With effect from 1 June, our former Head of Corporate Communications Manuela Staub took charge of the new People & Communications division and consequently joined the Management Board. Her remit includes Human Resources, Corporate Communications and Public Affairs.
After six years with the company, Daniel Scheifele, Head of the Real Estate division, is departing to take on a new challenge. The Management Board and Board of Directors would like to sincerely thank Daniel Scheifele for his considerable commitment and wish him all the best and every success in the future. Lydia Naef, currently Head of Property & Portfolio Management and Daniel Scheifele's deputy, will take over this role on 1 September and consequently assume responsibility for the entire life cycle of all real estate at Zurich Airport.
Zurich Airport, 18 August 2022
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Describe what is meant by the term anatomical position. Why is it important to examine the body...
Describe what is meant by the term anatomical position. Why is it important to examine the body in this position?
Study of Anatomy:
The study of anatomy is the branch of biology which is focused on the study of the structure of organisms and their parts. Anatomy is important for understanding the structural organization of living things.
The location and position of the human body is described through the use of the anatomic terms that provide a common language regarding different...
Anatomical Directional Terminology: Lateral, Medial & More
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Anatomical directional terminology helps to explain the relative positions of different areas of the body. Explore more about anatomical directional terminology and the four terms that reference the position from the midline.
Describe what is meant by the anatomical position. Why is it important to examine the body in this position?
Describe the anatomical position and why it is important.
Briefly explain the anatomical position and explain why it is important.
What does anatomical position means?
Describe the term "anatomical position" in your own words.
Describe a person in anatomical position. What are the specific body placements for a person in this position?
Explain why it is important to use anatomical terminology when describing body parts.
Describe the anatomic position.
Define the anatomical planes, sections, and directional terms used to describe the human body.
Briefly Define: Supine Position
With reference to anatomical position, what is the major difference in the position between humans and cats?
Describe the role of liver in the body including the anatomical location.
Describe the function of the organs within the thoracic cavity and their location using appropriate medical terminology.
Define anatomical dead space and provide its importance in the diagnosis of disease. Why is it important in the diagnosis of disease?
Identify the directional term from the given definition: Toward the back of the body
Briefly Define: Anatomy
Define the following pair of anatomical terms and give examples for each: Superficial - Deep.
Do you feel it is important to be able to discuss body parts and body movements in anatomical terms? Why or why not?
Briefly identify and describe the structure and function of the ventral aspect.
Describe the definition, location, and function of hyaline cartilage.
Describe how the body maintains posture.
Describe the location, structure, and function of the stomach.
Define anatomical dead space and provide its importance in the diagnosis of disease.
Describe the location, gross anatomy, histology, and function of the ureters.
Describe the orientation, location, and surface anatomy of the heart in the thorax.
Briefly Define: Prone position
Identify the directional term from the given definition: Away from the surface/toward the body's interior
What is the purpose of exercise pertaining to anatomy?
Describe the anatomical features that will help you determine that a species is bipedal.
Describe the anatomy of the levator scapulae muscle.
Briefly Define: Lateral positioning
Describe the position of the kidney in relation to the parietal peritoneum.
Explain the importance of testes location in the scrotum.
In physiology terms, explain how the stretch reflex occurs using appropriate anatomical terminology.
Describe the structure and function of the renal pelvis.
By swimming in the breaststroke, what position (anatomically speaking) would the body be in? Explain your answer.
Describe the surface landmarks and the anatomic regions of the abdomen.
Define the location and structural features of the kidney and explain how to list the major blood vessels associated with each kidney, and trace the path of blood flow through a kidney?
Describe the location, structure, and functions of the accessory organs of the male reproductive system.
Define the following term: dorsal
What is the significance of the extent to which proprioceptive reflexes are involved in posture and locomotion?
Explain the function and location of the fibula.
Describe the definition, location, and function of elastic cartilage.
Explain the cerebellum and what does it do in terms of function?
Describe the structure, function, and location of different muscle tissues.
Important in posture are the anti-gravity muscles. What do we mean by anti-gravity muscles? Give some examples of anti-gravity muscles and how they perform their function in posture. Explain your answer. Provide references
Define the following term: Adductor
Describe the normal anatomy of the major body system.
Describe the exact anatomic location of the pineal gland
What is the study of the structure or morphology of the body and how the body parts are organized?
Explain the function and location of the patella.
Define the following term: proximal
Describe the anatomy of the structures in the three main regions of the ear.
Describe several ways of studying human anatomy, and define a few sub-disciplines of human physiology.
Give the definition of Anatomy, Physiology, Pathophysiology, and Homeostasis.
Describe the location, structure, and function of the small intestine.
Describe the anatomical division of the nervous system.
Explain the function and location of the medial malleolus.
Briefly describe how flexors and extensors function and work in the human body.
Describe the shape, location, histology, and function of the urinary bladder.
Identify and describe the reference positions, planes, and axes associated with the human body.
Define anatomical dead space.
Define the anatomical dead space.
Describe the anatomical and functional structure of the peripheral nervous system (PNS). Define the terms somatic, autonomic, sympathetic, and parasympathetic and then explain how different parts of the PNS interact to maintain homeostasis in the body.
Describe the location, coverings, and external gross anatomy of the kidney.
Describe the overall function of the nerve system and its minor anatomical and functional subdivisions. Provide reasoning and illustrations to your answer.
Describe the following movement and provide one or two examples of it in the body: Pronation
How does classifying joints according to their structure and function help to describe human movement?
Describe the structure and location of the mammary glands.
Describe the location, structure, and function of the pancreas.
Describe the movement of the vertebral column.
Describe the location, structure, and function of the liver.
Explain how the name of a muscle can help identify its action, appearance, and location.
Describe the structure, function, and location of different connective tissues.
Describe how the body compensates for alkalosis.
Suppose you are examining the lining of the stomach. Describe the tissue you are observing and relate its structure to its function in the location
Explain a disease or a condition where the body cannot maintain posture or posture is compromised. What would a remedy for that ailment would be?
How do you explain and define skin structure? What is its importance?
Describe the following movement and provide one or two examples of it in the body: Flexion
What does the term "internal" mean in describing a muscle?
Why is the orientation of muscle in the stomach wall important? How does this contribute to its function?
Define the various terminologies used to describe joint position, movements, and relationships.
Discuss the structure, function, and location in the body of each specific epithelial tissue.


What does the world envy about Italy? Its beauty, taste, savoir-faire – those rare, valuable gifts that still win hearts and fuel desire. We had proof again in Dnipro and Kharkov, two cities in Ukraine: at jewellery shops Cellini and Il Cammeo Giovanni Ferraris presented the new 2018 collections introduced at Baselworld.
These two events brought to the boutiques the spirit of a jewellery rich in ideas, inspiration, creative flair, and colours. Kaleidoscopic, imaginative, stunning. The guest appreciated being the first in the world to look at a collection of skills and fresh thinking. 'It is because of you, Giovanni Ferraris, and your work that our customers are the most beautiful,' is the rewarding compliment from Irina Omelchenko, who directed the two events.


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package com.dell.doradus.search.builder;

import java.util.Date;
import java.util.List;

import com.dell.doradus.common.FieldDefinition;
import com.dell.doradus.common.Utils;
import com.dell.doradus.fieldanalyzer.DateAnalyzer;
import com.dell.doradus.fieldanalyzer.FieldAnalyzer;
import com.dell.doradus.fieldanalyzer.IntegerAnalyzer;
import com.dell.doradus.fieldanalyzer.NullAnalyzer;
import com.dell.doradus.fieldanalyzer.OpaqueTextAnalyzer;
import com.dell.doradus.fieldanalyzer.SimpleTextAnalyzer;
import com.dell.doradus.fieldanalyzer.TextAnalyzer;
import com.dell.doradus.search.FilteredIterable;
import com.dell.doradus.search.analyzer.DateTrie;
import com.dell.doradus.search.analyzer.SimpleText;
import com.dell.doradus.search.filter.Filter;
import com.dell.doradus.search.filter.FilterAllFieldsContains;
import com.dell.doradus.search.filter.FilterAllFieldsEquals;
import com.dell.doradus.search.filter.FilterContains;
import com.dell.doradus.search.filter.FilterEquals;
import com.dell.doradus.search.filter.FilterOr;
import com.dell.doradus.search.iterator.AndIterable;
import com.dell.doradus.search.iterator.OrIterable;
import com.dell.doradus.search.iterator.TermsIterable;
import com.dell.doradus.search.query.BinaryQuery;
import com.dell.doradus.search.query.Query;
import com.dell.doradus.service.spider.SpiderHelper;

public class BuilderBinary extends SearchBuilder {

	@Override public FilteredIterable search(Query query) {
		BinaryQuery qu = (BinaryQuery)query;
		String field = qu.field;
		String value = qu.value;
		if("*".equals(field) || "".equals(field)) field = null;
        if(field == null && "*".equals(value)) return null;
        //IS NULL
        if(field != null && value == null) return null;

        if(field == null) {
        	List<String> fields = SpiderHelper.getFields(m_table);
        	OrIterable or = new OrIterable(fields.size());
            if(BinaryQuery.EQUALS.equals(qu.operation)) {
            	for(String f: fields) {
            		FieldAnalyzer analyzer = analyzer(f);
            		if(!(analyzer instanceof SimpleTextAnalyzer || analyzer instanceof OpaqueTextAnalyzer)) {
            			analyzer = TextAnalyzer.instance();
            		}
            		FilteredIterable fi = getEquals(f, value, analyzer, qu);
            		if(fi == null) return create(all(), filter(query));
            		or.add(fi);
            	}
                return create(or, null);
            } else if(BinaryQuery.CONTAINS.equals(qu.operation)) {
            	for(String f: fields) {
            		FilteredIterable fi = getContains(f, value, TextAnalyzer.instance(), qu);
            		if(fi == null) return create(all(), filter(query));
            		or.add(fi);
            	}
                return create(or, null);
            } else throw new IllegalArgumentException("operation " + qu.operation + " not supported in l2r filter");
        }

		FieldDefinition f = m_table.getFieldDef(field);
		if(f != null && f.isGroupField()) return null;

		FieldAnalyzer analyzer = analyzer(field);

        if(BinaryQuery.EQUALS.equals(qu.operation)) {
    		FilteredIterable fi = null;
    		if(!(analyzer instanceof NullAnalyzer)) {
    			fi = getEquals(field, value, analyzer, qu);
    		}
    		if(fi == null) return create(all(), filter(query));
    		else return fi;
        } else if(BinaryQuery.CONTAINS.equals(qu.operation)) {
    		FilteredIterable fi = getContains(field, value, analyzer, qu);
    		if(fi == null) return create(all(), filter(query));
    		else return fi;
        } else throw new IllegalArgumentException("operation " + qu.operation + " not supported in l2r filter");

	}

	@Override public Filter filter(Query query) {
		BinaryQuery qu = (BinaryQuery)query;
		String field = qu.field;
		String value = qu.value;
		if("*".equals(field) || "".equals(field)) field = null;
        if(field == null && "*".equals(value)) return null;
    	if(field == null) {
            if(BinaryQuery.EQUALS.equals(qu.operation)) {
                return new FilterAllFieldsEquals(value);
            } else if(BinaryQuery.CONTAINS.equals(qu.operation)) {
                return new FilterAllFieldsContains(value);
            } else throw new IllegalArgumentException("operation " + qu.operation + " not supported in l2r filter");
    	}

		FieldDefinition f = m_table.getFieldDef(field);
		if(f != null && f.isGroupField()) {
			FilterOr filter = new FilterOr();
			for(FieldDefinition nested : f.getNestedFields()) {
				if(!nested.isScalarField()) continue;
				Filter inner = null;
		        if(BinaryQuery.EQUALS.equals(qu.operation)) {
		            inner = new FilterEquals(nested.getName(), value);
		        } else if(BinaryQuery.CONTAINS.equals(qu.operation)) {
		            inner = new FilterContains(nested.getName(), value);
		        } else throw new IllegalArgumentException("operation " + qu.operation + " not supported");
		        filter.add(inner);
			}
			return filter;
		}

		FieldAnalyzer analyzer = analyzer(field);

        if(BinaryQuery.EQUALS.equals(qu.operation)) {
        	if(value != null && analyzer instanceof DateAnalyzer) {
        		DateTrie dt = new DateTrie();
        		Date date = dt.parse(value);
        		if(date.getTime() % 1000 == 0) value = dt.format(date);
        	}
            return new FilterEquals(field, value);
        } else if(BinaryQuery.CONTAINS.equals(qu.operation)) {
        	if(analyzer instanceof DateAnalyzer) {
        		return new FilterEquals(field, value + "*");
        	}
            return new FilterContains(field, value);
        } else throw new IllegalArgumentException("operation " + qu.operation + " not supported in l2r filter");
	}

	private FilteredIterable getEquals(String field, String value, FieldAnalyzer analyzer, BinaryQuery query) {
		TermsIterable terms = new TermsIterable(m_table, m_shards, m_params.continuation, m_params.inclusive);
		if(analyzer instanceof DateAnalyzer && !value.equals("*")) {
    		DateTrie dt = new DateTrie();
    		Date date = dt.parse(value);
    		terms.add(FieldAnalyzer.makeTermKey(field, dt.format(date)));
    		if(date.getTime() % 1000 != 0) {
    			return create(terms, new FilterEquals(field, value));
    		}
		} else if(analyzer instanceof IntegerAnalyzer && !value.equals("*")) {
    		terms.add(FieldAnalyzer.makeTermKey(field, value));
		} else if(analyzer instanceof SimpleTextAnalyzer && !value.equals("*")) {
			FilteredIterable c = getContains(field,  value, analyzer, query);
			return create(c.sequence(), new FilterEquals(field, value));
		} else {
			value = OpaqueTextAnalyzer.getOpaqueTerm(value);
			if(analyzer instanceof TextAnalyzer) value = "'" + value + "'";
    		int idx = value.indexOf('?');
    		int idx1 = value.indexOf('*');
    		if(idx < 0 || (idx > idx1 && idx1 >= 0))idx = idx1;
    		if(idx >= 0) {
	    		String prefix = value.substring(0, idx);
	    		List<String> counters = SpiderHelper.getTerms(m_table, field, prefix, 100);
	    		if(counters.size() >= 100) return null;
	    		for(String val : counters) {
	    			if(!Utils.matchesPattern(val, value)) continue;
	    			terms.add(FieldAnalyzer.makeTermKey(field, val));
	    		}
    		} else terms.add(FieldAnalyzer.makeTermKey(field, value));
		}
		return create(terms, null);
	}

	private FilteredIterable getContains(String field, String value, FieldAnalyzer analyzer, BinaryQuery query) {
		if(analyzer instanceof DateAnalyzer) {
			if(value.length() == 23) return getEquals(field, value, analyzer, query);
			else if(value.length() == 16) value = "minute/" + value;
			else if(value.length() == 13) value = "hour/" + value;
			else if(value.length() == 10) value = "day/" + value;
			else if(value.length() == 7) value = "month/" + value;
			else if(value.length() == 4) value = "year/" + value;
			else {
	    		DateTrie dt = new DateTrie();
	    		Date date = dt.parse(value);
	    		value = dt.format(date);
			}
			TermsIterable terms = new TermsIterable(m_table, m_shards, m_params.continuation, m_params.inclusive);
    		terms.add(FieldAnalyzer.makeTermKey(field, value));
    		return create(terms, null);
		} else {
            List<String> tokens = new SimpleText().tokenizeWithWildcards(value);
            if(tokens.size() == 0) return create(all(), filter(query));
            AndIterable and = new AndIterable(tokens.size());
            for(String token: tokens) {
    			TermsIterable terms = new TermsIterable(m_table, m_shards, m_params.continuation, m_params.inclusive);
	    		int idx = token.indexOf('?');
	    		int idx1 = token.indexOf('*');
	    		if(idx < 0 || (idx > idx1 && idx1 >= 0))idx = idx1;
	    		if(idx >= 0) {
		    		String prefix = token.substring(0, idx);
		    		List<String> counters = SpiderHelper.getTerms(m_table, field, prefix, 100);
		    		if(counters.size() >= 100) return null;
		    		for(String val : counters) {
		    		    // Skip "whole value" terms surrounded with single quotes
		    		    if (val.charAt(0) == '\'' || !Utils.matchesPattern(val, token)) continue;
		    			terms.add(FieldAnalyzer.makeTermKey(field, val));
		    		}
	    		} else terms.add(FieldAnalyzer.makeTermKey(field, token));
	    		and.add(terms);
            }
            return create(and, tokens.size() > 1 ? filter(query) : null);
		}
	}

}


For many, for decades, Carl Sagan's name was synonymous with astronomy.
It was Carl Sagan who said, "We're made of star stuff. We are a way for the cosmos to know itself." Image via Dab's Magazine.
November 9, 1934. Today is the anniversary of the birth of astronomer and astronomy popularizer extraordinaire Carl Sagan. Most of us are familiar with this late American astronomer through his books and television series Cosmos. Sagan also contributed greatly to the field of planetary science and monumentally – perhaps immortally – to the American space program.
Carl Edward Sagan was born on November 9, 1934 in Brooklyn, New York. He studied physics at the University of Chicago and earned his doctorate in astronomy and astrophysics in 1960.
In the 1960s, one of Sagan's earliest works in professional astronomical research shed light on the atmospheres of our solar system's planets. The atmospheres of Mars and Venus, for example, are known now to resemble that of Earth. But in Sagan's day, scientists were still trying to understand how come Mars could be so cold while Venus is so hot. Sagan successfully confirmed that Venus could be a greenhouse furnace by using data from tables for steam boiler engineering.
Around this same time, Sagan became interested in the search for extraterrestrial intelligence (SETI) and contributed much to it. He proved that the building blocks of life could be easily created by exposing simple chemicals to UV light. In 1966, he helped I. S. Shklovskii, a Soviet astronomer and astrophysicist, revise and expand his classic book on extraterrestrial life, Intelligent Life in the Universe.
In 1971, Sagan was denied tenure at Harvard University; some speculated it was due to his controversial opinions on extraterrestrial intelligence. He went on to become a professor at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, where he spent the rest of his professional career.
Sagan contributed mightily to the U.S. space program. Among other things, he briefed astronauts before their trip to the moon, and he was part of the Mariner, Viking, Galileo, and Voyager space missions. In the Viking missions, for example – two probes sent to explore Mars in the 1970s – he advised on the choice of ideal landing sites.
Carl Sagan poses with a model of the Viking lander in Death Valley, California. Image via NASA.
But, in addition to his books and the Cosmos television series, it's Sagan's actual messages to the cosmos – placed aboard the first spacecraft designed to leave our solar system, on the Pioneer and Voyager missions – for which he's most remembered.
The original idea for the Pioneer plaques – a pair of gold-anodized aluminium plaques carrying messages from humankind, placed aboard the 1972 Pioneer 10 and 1973 Pioneer 11 spacecraft – originally came from journalist and consultant Eric Burgess. He approached Sagan about it, and NASA agreed to it and gave Sagan three weeks to prepare a message. Together with astronomer Frank Drake, who formulated the famous Drake Equation (a way of estimating the number of intelligent civilizations in our Milky Way galaxy), Sagan designed the plaque, with artwork prepared by his wife at the time, Linda Salzman Sagan.
The Pioneers and the plaques they carry are now billions of miles from Earth (but still within our sun's influence). But eventually they'll cross out of the sun's influence, into the realm between the stars.
A Pioneer plaque, which Carl Sagan helped design and place aboard the 1st 2 spacecraft ever to leave Earth for interstellar space, via Wikimedia Commons.
Later in that same decade, in the late 1970s, Sagan and his wife-to-be, Ann Druyan, contributed to the design of yet-other message from humankind to outer space. The Voyager probes were launched in 1977, and they both carry what is known as a Voyager Golden Record. Each Golden Record contains 116 images that depict historical scientific works and humans performing mundane activities, plus music from artists such as Bach, Mozart, and Chuck Berry, an hour-long record of Ann Druyan's brainwaves, and greetings in 55 languages.
Click here for a list of all the material on the Golden Records.
Listen to the entire musical selection of the Golden Records.
The Voyagers were launched later, but traveled faster than the Pioneers. Voyager 1 is now considered to be in interstellar space. It is the farthest object from Earth that is human-made. Voyager 2 is somewhat closer and is still in an outer region of our sun's influence, known as the heliosheath.
Click here to see where the Voyager probes are, in real time.
The Golden Record, NASA/JPL, via Wikimedia Commons.
During the 1980s, Sagan encouraged nuclear disarmament and was one of the five authors of the concept of nuclear winter, which describes the aftermath of a nuclear war. The work showed once and for all that, in a nuclear war, no one would win. It's hard to estimate the importance of this work to the global consciousness of the time, but it's perhaps no accident that the cold war ended not long afterwards.
Carl Sagan remained at Cornell until his death on December 20, 1996 at age 62 from pneumonia.
Do you remember him? Do you remember his words and the sound of his voice? Listen and remember, via the video below.
Bottom line: Carl Sagan was born on November 9, 1934. He is most remembered for his efforts in popularizing science through his books, for his television series Cosmos and for his messages to the cosmos placed on the Pioneer and Voyager spacecraft.


"Coming Into Los Angeleeze" - Arlo's a Republican?
Okay, now stick those "keys" back in your steamer trunk, smoking them will just make you fat, and mosey on over to arlo.net and start reading. Yesireebob, the hero of Woodstock, the son of the iconic left-wing author of "This Land Is Your Land", opposes the healthcare bill and supports Sarah Palin.
FASCINATING FACT: Between Woodstock and today - 40 years. Between Woodstock and the liberation of Auschwitz - 24 years.


Parents are becoming increasingly concerned about their kids' usage of smartphones and social media. That's no surprise, considering the frequent reports of cyberbullying and online exploitation.
As 'tweens and teens head back to school, many with their first smartphone or new social media accounts, it's essential for parents to help kids navigate social media's challenges.
Matthew Johnson, Director of Education at MediaSmarts: Canada's Centre for Digital and Media Literacy stresses parents be involved in both their child's cyber experiences, as well as their daily real lives. Open communication creates trust, so kids will confide in parents when they have questions or concerns.
"The parental role is to teach kids how to manage risk, not shield them from it," Johnson told HuffPost Canada. "It's important to be an authority in our kids' lives, but there's a distinction between authoritative and authoritarian. Parents need to educate kids that rules have benefit in terms of setting moral standards that reflect your family's values. "
"Children and teens must understand 'their' phone actually belongs to the parents and using it is a privilege, not a right. Open communication helps kids know the rules are coming from a place of love and concern for their safety," adds Paul Davis, a former IT professional-turned-speaker on social networking safety.
Parents must continuously learn — since the internet is a rapidly-changing place — then disseminate information to children accordingly. Kids must comprehend the risks of social media, how to react to them, and why. Discussions can focus on family morals and how they can be reflected (or violated) via online behaviors.
According to CyberSafe BC, 55 per cent of teens have revealed personal information online to strangers, while 24 per cent have had private or embarrassing info made public without their permission. To help combat this, keep privacy settings on apps as tight as possible, educate kids to never share personal information online or in photos, and disable location tracking in every app used by kids.
Only kids your child knows in person should be accepted as friends or followers on social media, and likewise for accounts they follow, except kid-friendly celebrity accounts.
There's a reason social media platforms require kids to be at least 13 before opening accounts, and that age limit needs to be enforced. Electronic devices shouldn't be left in bedrooms overnight, or even used there at all, for younger kids.
Many parents fully discuss and use a smartphone rules contract with kids. Johnson suggests a media literacy strategy with co-viewing initially, but that doesn't mean viewing everything together all the time. It can also include conversations like, "What would you do in this scenario?" to understand a child's viewpoints and foster their independence online.
If the internet is required for homework, Davis suggests parents allot a pre-determined amount of time for WiFi access in a communal area of the home or with bedroom doors kept open. Changing wifi passwords, using apps to remotely shut down a child's WiFi access, installing a security browser extension, or spot-checking social media engagement can also help with both safety and developing trust in online activities.
Kids learn most by example, so parents should walk the talk and put away phones during meals or family time, and before bed.
Kids new to the internet don't understand that what they're seeing or reading online isn't always accurate or truthful, Johnson points out. Learning to verify information with multiple, trusted sources is valuable even for adults. Davis says he asks kids if sharing inappropriate posts is really who they are and want to be. He advises them, "If you're concerned your parents will see it, you should be concerned about everyone else seeing it, too."
A flip-phone or a phone with no WiFi access is best for kids in Grades 4 to 6, if necessary for communication purposes, Davis says. That doesn't mean kids can't have devices like tablets or gaming consoles earlier, however.
Discuss difficult topics like sexting, predatory signs, exploitation and cyber-bullying (both from the victim and the perpetrator angle) with age-appropriate honesty. Stress the permanence of internet posts, even on apps like SnapChat, where some mistakenly believe posts disappear eventually. Nothing ever completely disappears online and others can also screenshot and share inappropriate "temporary" posts.
Some games allow players to interact with other players online, and this also needs to be addressed.
"We drew up a list of phone and gaming safety rules together. If they're not followed, the phone goes away," Regina mom Jennifer Rathwell who has two boys age 11 and 7, told HuffPost Canada.
Rathwell's rules include not revealing your full name, age or location, knowing which games connect socially online in what way (some include voice interaction), and an understanding that if someone is coming after you socially, you don't need to allow it.
"Quit the game, tell an adult, and report the person, if necessary," she said.
If your child is encountering problems online, they may not always tell you. This is especially true if they have a "secret" account, which some kids create separate from social media accounts accessible by parents, but Johnson says aren't a big deal if they aren't doing anything wrong.
Changes to behavior, appetite, mood, or communication definitely warrant some questions from parents and perhaps investigation into the child's online world.
Despite the risks, the internet and social media can still be safe and enjoyable for kids, with proper guidance and supervision.
"Water also has risks, but we don't keep our children from it. We teach them to swim," Johnson said.


Great software development starts with great requirements and are developed by great business analysts, great usability people, great testers, and awesome developers.
At VisionFoundry we seek out the best and brightest people and we know they don't always come with a computer science degree. We've filled our team with a talented assortment of teachers, lawyers, historians - and of course, IT professionals - who are all passionate about user-focused software design and development.
Does that sound like you? If so, read on to discover the benefits of working with us.
Software development companies often complain about how difficult it is to find good technical talent. It's no wonder when they condemn their best and brightest people to a bland cubicle! At VisionFoundry we've put a lot of thought into creating a work environment where our people actually look forward to spending time.
All our furniture is mobile so it can be configured on the fly to create joint areas for collaborating. We have offices with real doors that can be closed when you need to put your head down and think deep thoughts. Our kitchen is well-stocked and you'll frequently find a puzzle on the table in need of solving. We have flat-screen TVs for keeping in touch with the outside world or when you need a really big monitor.
We know that even the most dedicated employees have lives outside the office. So at VisionFoundry we give our people the flexibility to work from home. We don't think you should have to use your annual leave to take care of a sick child or because you have to wait for the cable company to show up.
A lot of our projects are for the government and sometimes they require on-site work. But when our people are out of the office we still keep them in the loop. We visit our off-site team members weekly, have monthly on-site staff meetings, and make sure they always feel supported by the VisionFoundry team. We understand the importance of being a part of something, so we negotiate our contracts to ensure on-site work is balanced with time at our HQ.
Let's be honest - if you're good enough to work here you're probably already gainfully employed elsewhere. So before you even think about switching jobs we advise you to consider whether you would enjoy working at a small, results-oriented company such as ours.
To help you appreciate VisionFoundry's corporate culture we've put together a collection of some of our shared attitudes, experiences, beliefs, and organizational values for you to "try on". If you feel the fit is right we should meet!
One of the things we know about smart people is that they like to work with other smart people. If you're smart and passionate about user-focused software design and development we'd like to hear from you. So please send in your resume to jobs@visionfoundry.us and include the job title you are applying for in the subject of your e-mail.
We're always on the lookout for our next great hire. Even if we don't have the perfect opening right now, we'd love to talk to you.


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Gil Scott Heron / Brian Jackson – Winter in America
Gil Scott-Heron / Brian Jackson
Winter in America
Style: Jazz
Label: Strata-East
Catalog Number: SES-19742
Released: 1974, 70's
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Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson's Winter In America was the duo's first and only release on legendary independent jazz label Strata-East. Praised for its influence on hip-hop and neo soul, the album deals with the social problems of the 1970's in the African-American community and inner city, while the music itself is a mix of rhythm & blues, jazz, spoken word, and African sounds. "Peace Go With You, Brother (As-Salaam-Alaikum)" starts and ends the record with shimmering Rhodes keyboard. On this track, Scott-Heron sings about the perils of hubris and examines the significance of a person's cultural roots. "The Bottle" carries with it a beautiful paradox; sonically it's pure sunshine, but the lyrics deal with lives ruined by addiction. The penultimate track "H20 Gate Blues" features a poem performed by Scott-Heron addressing the problems of the early '70's: Vietnam, Watergate, and forced depravity of Black people by the US government. The recording encapsulates the mood of a live show with a seamless back and forth between enchanting sounds and political musings.
– Tana Yonas
Recommended: Peace Go With You, Brother (As-Salaam-Alaikum), Rivers of My Fathers, The Bottle, and H20 Gate Blues
Tags: R&B / Soul-jazz / Spoken Word
A1	Peace Go With You, Brother – As-Salaam-Alaikum (Part. 1)
A2	Rivers Of My Fathers
A3	A Very Precious Time
A4	Back Home
B1	The Bottle
B2	Song For Bobby Smith
B3	Your Daddy Loves You
B4	H2Ogate Blues
B5	Peace Go With You, Brother – As-Salaam-Alaikum (Part. 2)
Artwork – Ms. Peggy Harris & Eugene Coles
Bass – Danny Bowens
Booking – Charisma Productions
Drums – Bob Adams
Electric Piano, Piano (Acoustic), Vocals – Brian Jackson
Electric Piano, Vocals – Gil Scott-Heron
Engineer, Producer – Jose Williams
Liner Notes – Brian Jackson & Gil Scott-Heron
Painting – Eugene Coles
Photography – Gary Price &Tony Cerrante
Producer – Perpis-Fall Music, Inc.
Suggested Records
Lins & Ford – Lonely Shadow
L'empire Des Sons
Azymuth
Herbie Hancock – Sextant


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Q: Android action bar options menu item custom selectable background I'm trying to use the default android action bar with a custom view:
<style name="ActionBar" parent="android:Widget.Material.ActionBar.Solid">
    <item name="android:displayOptions">showCustom</item>
    <item name="android:customNavigationLayout">@layout/customNavigationLayout</item>
</style>

The options menu contains a single item which should always show with text:
<item
    android:id="@+id/action_cancel"
    android:showAsAction="always|withText"
    android:title="@string/action_cancel" />

Now I'm having the issue with the selectable background, which is still the size of an action icon:

How can I setup the action bar to apply a selectable background which fills the whole box of the item?

A: You can try setting the android:actionBarItemBackground attribute in styles, like so:
<style name="AppTheme" parent="android:Theme.Material">
    ...
    <item name="android:actionBarItemBackground">?android:selectableItemBackground</item>
</style>

A: Use one of the following solutions:
Solution 1:
Add <item name="actionButtonStyle">@style/ActionButtonStyle</item> to your base application theme with for exmaple:
<style name="ActionButtonStyle" parent="android:Widget.Material.Button">
            <item name="android:textColor">@android:color/black</item>
            <item name="android:textSize">16sp</item>
            <item name="android:background">@drawable/button_background</item>
</style>

and

button_background

<selector xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android">
    <item android:state_pressed="true"
            android:drawable="@color/colorAccent"/>
    <item android:state_focused="true"
            android:drawable="@color/colorPrimaryDark"/>
    <item android:drawable="@color/colorPrimary"/>
</selector>

Solution 2:
Use menuItem.setActionView to apply a custom layout to your menu item as follows:

layout_action_cancel (custom menu item layout):

<Button
        xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
        android:layout_width="wrap_content"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:text="Cancel"
        android:id="@+id/b_action_cancel"
        android:gravity="center"
        android:background="@drawable/button_background">
</Button>

Then in your onCreateOptionsMenu apply the custom Layout to the menu
  item:

@Override
    public boolean onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu menu) {
        MenuInflater menuInflater = getMenuInflater();
        menuInflater.inflate(R.menu.menu, menu);
        LayoutInflater layoutInflater = getLayoutInflater();
        View layout = layoutInflater.inflate(R.layout.layout_action_cancel, null, false);
        menu.getItem(0).setActionView(layout);
        return super.onCreateOptionsMenu(menu);
    }

and in onPrepareOptionsMenu set an OnClick Listener (replacing the
  onOptionsItemSelected)

@Override
    public boolean onPrepareOptionsMenu(Menu menu) {
        View layout = menu.getItem(0).getActionView();
        if(layout instanceof Button){
            Button b_action_cancel = layout.findViewById(R.id.b_action_cancel);
            b_action_cancel.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
                @Override
                public void onClick(View view) {
                    //your code
                }
            });
        }
        return super.onPrepareOptionsMenu(menu);
    }

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Good News Translation (US Version)
Good News Translation® (Today's English Version, Second Edition) © 1992 American Bible Society. All rights reserved. Bible text from the Good News Translation (GNT) is not to be reproduced in copies or otherwise by any means except as permitted in writing by American Bible Society, 101 North Independence Mall East, Floor 8, Philadelphia, PA 19106-2155 (www.americanbible.org). LICENSEE shall reproduce the following trademark and trademark notice on the copyright page of each copy of the Licensed Products: ®
1Joseph threw himself on his father, crying and kissing his face. 2Then Joseph gave orders to embalm his father's body. 3It took forty days, the normal time for embalming. The Egyptians mourned for him seventy days.
4When the time of mourning was over, Joseph said to the king's officials, "Please take this message to the king: 5#Gn 47.29-31 'When my father was about to die, he made me promise him that I would bury him in the tomb which he had prepared in the land of Canaan. So please let me go and bury my father, and then I will come back.'"
6The king answered, "Go and bury your father, as you promised you would."
7So Joseph went to bury his father. All the king's officials, the senior men of his court, and all the leading men of Egypt went with Joseph. 8His family, his brothers, and the rest of his father's family all went with him. Only their small children and their sheep, goats, and cattle stayed in the region of Goshen. 9Men in chariots and men on horseback also went with him; it was a huge group.
10When they came to the threshing place at Atad east of the Jordan, they mourned loudly for a long time, and Joseph performed mourning ceremonies for seven days. 11When the citizens of Canaan saw those people mourning at Atad, they said, "What a solemn ceremony of mourning the Egyptians are holding!" That is why the place was named Abel Mizraim.#50.11: Abel Mizraim: This name sounds like the Hebrew for "mourning of the Egyptians."
12So Jacob's sons did as he had commanded them; 13#Ac 7.16 they carried his body to Canaan and buried it in the cave at Machpelah east of Mamre in the field which Abraham had bought from Ephron the Hittite for a burial ground. 14After Joseph had buried his father, he returned to Egypt with his brothers and all who had gone with him for the funeral.
Joseph Reassures His Brothers
15After the death of their father, Joseph's brothers said, "What if Joseph still hates us and plans to pay us back for all the harm we did to him?" 16So they sent a message to Joseph: "Before our father died, 17he told us to ask you, 'Please forgive the crime your brothers committed when they wronged you.' Now please forgive us the wrong that we, the servants of your father's God, have done." Joseph cried when he received this message.
18Then his brothers themselves came and bowed down before him. "Here we are before you as your slaves," they said.
19But Joseph said to them, "Don't be afraid; I can't put myself in the place of God. 20You plotted evil against me, but God turned it into good, in order to preserve the lives of many people who are alive today because of what happened. 21You have nothing to fear. I will take care of you and your children." So he reassured them with kind words that touched their hearts.
The Death of Joseph
22Joseph continued to live in Egypt with his father's family; he was a hundred and ten years old when he died. 23He lived to see Ephraim's children and grandchildren. He also lived to receive the children of Machir son of Manasseh into the family. 24He said to his brothers, "I am about to die, but God will certainly take care of you and lead you out of this land to the land he solemnly promised to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob." 25#Ex 13.19; Js 24.32; He 11.22 Then Joseph asked his people to make a vow. "Promise me," he said, "that when God leads you to that land, you will take my body with you." 26So Joseph died in Egypt at the age of a hundred and ten. They embalmed his body and put it in a coffin.
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Peter Storm (clothing)
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Vintage Peter Storm cagoule label showing garment fabric as polyurethane-coated nylon – the brown staining is from aged glue used to treat the sewing needle-holes that penetrate the pu coating in an effort to restore the fabric's water-repellent properties
Peter Storm is an outdoor clothing brand developed in the United Kingdom. It was originally created in 1954 by former Royal Marine Noel Bibby as a company supplying waterproof nylon rainwear.
Bibby was credited with inventing the cagoule (as an outdoor garment) in the early 1960s. A cagoule was a long waterproof garment with a hood, but no front zip – an over-the-head design, named after the French word for a cowl or monk's hood.[1]
After Bibby's death in 1989, the British rights to the name were bought by Blacks Leisure Group – subsequently acquired by JD Sports – and Peter Storm branded clothes are now sold mainly through its chains of Blacks and Millets and Tiso shops. A different line of clothing is sold internationally under the Peter Storm name by Outdoor Equipment.
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Q: Read property file outside war using spring enter code hereI have a property file placed in the etc folder. "myapplication.properties" and few other property files in each sub module.. i am try to do the following
<bean class="org.springframework.web.context.support.ServletContextPropertyPlaceholderConfigurer">
    <property name="searchContextAttributes" value="true"/>
    <property name="contextOverride" value="true"/>
    <property name="ignoreResourceNotFound" value="true"/>
    <property name="locations">
        <list>
            <value>classpath:application.properties</value>
            <value>${config}</value>
        </list>
    </property>
</bean>

<bean class="org.springframework.beans.factory.config.PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer">
    <property name="ignoreUnresolvablePlaceholders" value="true"/>
</bean>

I am trying to do mvn -Dconfig=~/my.properties jetty:run
The properties are read from application.properties but not for config..
While running application i get the ${jdbc.url} not correct .. This url is present in my.properties ..
How can this be achieved ?
Thanks

A: This is what I had, to run it
<bean id="placeholderConfigConfig" class="org.springframework.beans.factory.config.PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer">
    <property name="systemPropertiesModeName">
        <value>SYSTEM_PROPERTIES_MODE_OVERRIDE</value>
    </property>
    <property name="ignoreUnresolvablePlaceholders">
        <value>true</value>
    </property>
</bean>

<bean class="org.springframework.beans.factory.config.PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer">
    <property name="location" value="file:${config}" />
</bean>

And add -Dconfig=/var//my.properties in the MAVEN_OPTS.. and did mvn jetty:run
Another one line solution I found.. instead of making verbose configuration just do
 <context:property-placeholder location="file:${config}"/>

A: I think this feature becomes available in spring 3.1 via the new Environment abstraction. See the following spring blog for details:
http://blog.springsource.com/2011/02/15/spring-3-1-m1-unified-property-management/.
If spring 3.1 is not an option you can hard-code the filename and path in the spring xml configuration file to some well-known location and then developers can symlink against it.


Found 15 blog entries for November 2016.
Tuesday, November 29th, 2016 at 9:59am.
Multiple "values" are placed on a home by a number of different parties – so who is right?
Not one is truly accurate because influences on real estate values are almost infinite and "value" is never a static figure. Home owners have opinions of value but often little basis for those opinions. There is rarely consistency between assessments, appraisals, market value and sale price…simply because the real estate market is one of the most complex entities around. It's beneficial for owners to have an understanding of the different "values" (loosely used for convenience) placed upon their home so that when the "what's it worth" question is posed, they have some semblance of accuracy.
Tuesday, November 22nd, 2016 at 10:46am.
With Kamloops having such low inventory of houses for sale you might think that a home will sell in any condition.
It is the homes that are priced correctly and leave a lasting impression on a buyer in a good way that end up selling quicker and for more money!
One of the more critical items today when selling a Kamloops home is the first impression a buyer gets when they not only walk through the front door but approach the home from the street.
Monday, November 21st, 2016 at 12:08pm.
British Columbia home prices continued to drop sharply last month but the declines are being driven by the Vancouver market where sales continue to slump, say realtors in the province.
The British Columbia Real Estate Association, which represents about 20,000 realtors, said Tuesday that there 7,272 sales through Multiple Listing Service last month, a 16.7 per cent drop from a year ago. The total volume by dollars was $4.4 billion last month, a 24.2 per cent decline from a year ago.
The average sale price in the province was $606,787 in October, a 9.1 per cent decline from a year earlier.
Monday, November 21st, 2016 at 11:32am.
The head of Canada's federal housing agency says regulators should explore the possibility of raising the minimum down payment required on a home as a way of easing affordability and reducing risk to the financial system.
The head of Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. (CMHC) has opened the door to the possibility of increasing the minimum down payment needed to buy a house, though a change is not currently on the table. Evan Siddall, president and CEO of Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp., says that although politicians are tempted to help first-time buyers, low down payments fuel demand and lead to higher housing costs. Siddall says that ends up hurting the first-time buyers that the government wanted to help.
Monday, November 21st, 2016 at 11:14am.
The home-buying landscape – especially when it comes to mortgage qualification and rates – seems to be changing constantly these days.
Until (very) recently, Canadians were getting the short end of the stick – at least when it came to income qualifying, compared with foreign buyers. Unlike Canadians, those from outside of Canada could essentially just plunk down 35 per cent on a property in order to buy it; this without some lenders doing serious due diligence on whether they were good for the remaining capital. This had many Canadians furious about the tight guidelines and standards that they were compelled to meet, but that foreign buyers were not. Things changed last month.
Monday, November 21st, 2016 at 11:13am.
Saturday, November 19th, 2016 at 10:46am.
According to Stats Canada, over 4 million Canadians live in a home that is rented.
This translates to a lot of people who fall into either the landlord or tenant categories. Over the years, rules and guidelines have emerged with regards to renting that have become almost common knowledge. What most people don't realize is that many of these "renting rules" or practices are not legal or enforceable.
Check out the top 8 renting myths that every landlord and tenant should know about.
Friday, November 18th, 2016 at 10:39am.
• Air leaks, particularly around doors and windows, can cause drafts and heating system inefficiency, raising your energy costs.
Real Estate Sales - Are They Taxable?
Thursday, November 17th, 2016 at 12:14pm.
What About My Principal Residence?
The gain on the sale of real estate is a capital gain unless the property has been purchased with the intent of reselling at a profit, or developed and sold as a business endeavour. If it is considered a business transaction, the entire profit or loss on the sale is taxable or deductible. If the transaction is a capital gain (principal residence, summer cottage, second home, rental home, etc.), only 50% of the gain is taxable.
When to buy your first home in Kamloops.
Tuesday, November 8th, 2016 at 12:59pm.
The sooner you go from being a renter to an owner, the sooner you can begin to increase your personal wealth.
This is perhaps the only legitimate, safe way to parlay a relatively small amount of money into an amount many times larger – and tax free to boot!
First decision – Who is buying?
Are you planning to buy in your name only? Are you buying with a significant other? Are you thinking of going in as partners with friends or relatives?
Second decision – Who will live in this home?
Will you? Will you rent out some rooms or part of the home?
Third decision – Where do you want to buy the home?
Close to work? Close to your family? Close to your social life? Whatever you can afford?
Fourth decision – Decide when you will be ready.


Dr. Carr is a clinical assistant professor in the mental health counseling program. He holds a B.A. in Psychology with Honors from Florida State University, a M.S. in Instructional Systems Technology from Indiana University, and a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology and Human Systems from Florida State University. He completed a predoctoral internship at the Kansas State University Counseling Center and a postdoctoral residency in community mental health serving clients with severe and persistent mental illness. His research interests include the use of technology to improve counselor training and the delivery of mental health services and to better understanding the overlap between mental health and career.
Sampson, J. P., McClain, M. E., Dozier, C., Carr, D. L., Lumsden, J. A., & Osborn, D. S. (submitted). Computer-assisted career assessment. Manuscript submitted for publication, 41 pages.
Carr, D. L. & Epstein, S.A. (2009). Information and Resources to Enhance Career Advising. In K. Hughey, J. Damminger, E. McCalla-Wiggins, & D. B. Nelson (Eds.) Handbook of Career Advising. Manhattan, KS: National Academic Advising Association.
Sampson, J. P., Jr., Carr, D. L., Lumsden, J. A., Smisson, C. P., & Dozier, C. (2009). Computer-assisted career assessment: State of the Art. In E. A. Whitfield, R. Feller, & C. Wood (Eds.), A counselor's guide to career assessment instruments (5th Ed). Alexandria, VA: National Career Development Association.
Sampson, J.P., Jr., Carr, D. L., Panke, J., Arkin, S., Vernick, S. H., & Minvielle, M. (2004). Implementing Internet Web sites in counseling services. In J. Bloom & G. Walz (Eds.), Cybercounseling and Cyberlearning: Strategies and resources for the Millennium (pp. 247-257) (2nd ed.). Greensboro, NC: American Counseling Association and ERIC Clearinghouse on Counseling and Student Services.
Sampson, J. P., Jr., Lumsden, J. A., Carr, D. L. (2001). Computer-assisted career assessment. In J. T. Kapes & E. A. Whitfield (Eds.), A counselor's guide to career assessment instruments (4th. ed.). Alexandria, VA: National Career Development Association.
Peterson, G. W., Leasure, K. K., Carr, D. L., & Lenz, J. G. (submitted). Problem mapping in career counseling: The decision space worksheet. Journal of Career Assessment.
Sampson, J.P., Jr., Carr, D. L., Makela, J. P., Arkin, S., Minvielle, M., & Vernick, S. H. (2003). Enhancing counseling services with Internet Web sites. Journal of Technology in Counseling, 3(1), 1-29.


Like A Brand New Home! Renovated From The Studs Up! Don't Miss Your Opportunity To Own This Fabulous 3 Bedroom Semi! Fantastic Condo Alternative With Private Yard. High Ceilings, Pot Lights, Hand Scraped Engineered Hardwood & Custom Kitchen With Large Quartz Counters & Centre Island With Double Undermount Sinks. Two Full Baths With Gorgeous Ceramic Tile & Fully Finished Basement! Real Quality Renovations & Meticulously Detailed.
Located In The Highly desirable Corso Italia neighbourhood centrally located in Toronto. Close to The Junction, Dovercourt, Hillcrest and other wonderful surrounding communities. This very diverse neighbourhood boasts superb shops, restaurants, great access to T.T.C & Subway and many more excellent neighbourhood amenities. Walking distance to beautiful parks and recreational centres such as Earlscourt Park & More! This wonderful neighbourhood continues to enhance and grow creating much demand for young professionals, families and couples who are looking for convenience and a great place to call home!
Highly desirable family oriented neighbourhood centrally located in Toronto. Close to The Junction, Dovercourt, Davenport, Hillcrest and other wonderful surrounding communities. This very diverse neighbourhood boasts superb shops, restaurants, great access to T.T.C & Subway and many more excellent neighbourhood amenities. Walking distance to beautiful parks and recreational centres such as Earlscourt Park & More! This wonderful neighbourhood continues to enhance and grow creating much demand for young professionals, families and couples who are looking for convenience and a great place to call home!
If you live in Toronto and are thinking of selling your home or wondering what your home may be worth in today's market, please allow us to provide you with a free, no obligation home evaluation!


No trip to Panama is complete without a trip to Casco, and as far as must-see landmarks, this has to top the list. Casco is an old, Spanish Colonial-style neighborhood with some of the most antique and interesting architecture around. It's also the city's busiest tourist area with top boutique hotels, shops, and restaurants adorning nearly every street in this quaint, walk-able neighborhood. If you're not staying there, it's a quick and inexpensive ride from downtown and the financial district.
Panama's Biomuseo is one of its newest landmark attractions, and already it's a must-see. This Frank Gehry-designed museum showcases the natural biodiversity of the region through interactive exhibits and educational tours. The museum is located on the Amador Causway, which is minutes from the center of the city, and a nice area to walk around before and after your museum trip.
The iconic Ancon Hill is not only a must-see landmark, but also one of Panama City's most visible. The hill rests at the eastern edge of the Panama Canal, and can be seen from nearly all parts of the city; especially visible is it's enormous Panamanian flag that rests at the top. Ancon is also a natural treasure, containing the world's only rainforest land within the city limits of a national capital. It's a fun place to hike, observe local wildlife, and get unparalleled views of Panama City's famous skyline.
The Panama Canal is the country's biggest tourist attraction, and the Miraflores Locks are its most popular, must-see point of interest. This is where you can see the magic of Canal engineering lift megaships up through water lock gates and transport them from ocean to ocean. There is also a great museum and observation deck, which highlight the experience. It's easy to get to by taxi, or drive if you've got a car. This is considered a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and a can't miss when you're in town.
Not to be confused with Casco Viejo, Panama Viejo is actually the oldest settlement in Panama City. It's a few miles east of downtown, where you will find well-preserved colonial-era ruins, and a walk-able look into the historic site. There are guided tours available and a large area to explore on your own, including a stunning observation tower, which resides in the center of the historical landmark site.
While this list should keep you busy, there are also plenty of other great must-see landmarks in the city. To get a full list of the best tips and activities for visiting or relocating to Panama, check out our FREE downloadable guide!
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Hellmann's has teamed up with YouTube star and grilling fanatic, DJ BBQ to travel the world in search of the tastiest grilled food ever to be touched by fire, resulting in a four-part series called Finding Grilltopia. This summer-long search for Grilltopia marks the launch of a new range of Hellmann's premium BBQ and Hot sauces, each inspired by exotic flavours from around the world, which join their Classic Real Mayonnaise and Mayonnaise with Olive Oil.
What do you enjoy most about barbecuing food? What got you started?
My father got me into cooking BBQ food at a young age. He was a single parent raising two young kids and he was best at cooking when he was outdoors on a grill. So from the age of 6 he taught me how to grill. Grilling over live fire is primal, it's how we are meant to cook food. There's flavour in wood and fresh charcoal, there's no flavour in gas.
Do you find British BBQ culture differs from American?
I find the British BBQ scene one of the best in the world. I go to the British BBQ champs every year at Grillstock in Bristol and the crew is the most welcoming bunch of people I know. We all belong to a BBQ forum on Facebook and it's so accepting to beginners, everyone wants to help everyone get better at cooking BBQ. Check out Country Wood Smoke- British BBQ if you are on Facebook. Join our crew, feel free to ask any questions.
Is there any point in gas when barbecuing? or is it all about the charcoal and wood ?
Listen, I grew up with cooking on a gas grill. It's easy, it's there, it's on when you need it. But there's no flavour with cooking on gas. I prefer lumpwood made from sustainable woodlands. Check out what Oxford Charcoal company are doing, they make great charcoal.
For the beginner outdoor cook trying to move away from the Brit tradition of frozen burgers and sausages where do we start?
Start with making your own burger. Ask your butcher for different types of minced meat and add some aged beef fat to the mix – 20% is perfect. Fat is flavour so don't be afraid to add it, supercharge your burger and add some bone marrow.
Try cooking a big joint on your outdoor cooker. A leg of lamb, chicken, slab of ribs. Just set your grill up for indirect cooking. Then put that lid on and turn your grill into an outdoor oven.
I love grilling a ribeye! There's also a steak which isn't popular which is crazy as it's the second most tender muscle on the cow – the teres major. It's near the flat iron on the shoulder and tastes awesome. I also love grilling veggies and fruit – they all taste better on a grill.
How did you end up getting involved with Jamie Oliver's FoodTube project?
I DJ'd a party for his 15 minute meal book launch. We got on. His production company knew about me and had already shot a pilot but my background in TV consisted of being a youth Extreme sports presenter. Luckily, Food tube signed me up and now I have over 250 recipe videos on line.
You are partnered with Hellmann's to discover 'Grilltopia' – the ultimate grilling experience, have you found 'Grilltopia' yet?
I'm always searching for Grilltopia. I have found many wonderful ways of cooking over live fire but there are still many more out there.
What's special about the Hellmanns range of sauces?
They taste good! Hellmans makes the best Mayonnaise out there and they've turned their hand to a super delicious range of sauces. Here's a tip, when glazing your chicken with BBQ sauce, wait till the end of the cook to add the sauce. BBQ sauce has sugar in it and sugar burns when it gets too hot. That's why people tend to burn the heck out of their chicken.
Make sure it's quite liquidy, it shouldn't be too thick. Great on poultry and pork.