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Semi-academic sources in EAP: An interview with a New Scientist journalist (1)
Part one: Structure and content
In the past few years, I've come across several EAP teachers who are advocates of using what could be described as 'semi-academic' texts in class. By this, I mean articles from magazines such as New Scientist, National Geographic or the Economist. These articles take academic topics and often report on academic research, but they're arguably more accessible and engaging than rather dry, 'authentic' academic texts (from textbooks or academic journals). I've always felt a bit uneasy about their use though because my sense is that these magazines represent a wholly different genre with a different style of language and different conventions which could actually be more misleading than helpful for EAP students.
To find out more about the differences between the genres, I interviewed a good friend of mine, Dr Alison George, an editor for New Scientist magazine.
Dr Alison George
I asked her quite simply about the process of 'translating' an article from a scientific journal into something to be published in New Scientist. She came back with lots of really fascinating insights, so I've broken down the interview into two parts. In this post, I'll look at how the structure and content of articles differs. And in my next post, I'll look in detail at the actual language used.
Dr Alison George: "I can only speak for the way that science papers are written. It's possible that academic papers in archaeology or economics are written differently. However, the main purpose of all these papers is to convey information to other specialists, so the language is often obscure and the way they are written is of secondary importance to the information they contain. Little effort is made to make them accessible to non-specialists.
So how do we, at New Scientist magazine, turn scientific papers into magazine articles?"
Structure & content
"For a start, only the most thought-provoking, surprising or important papers will make it into the magazine. A journalist will think about why a particular paper is cool or exciting, and then try and convey that essence early in the story. A reader of a consumer magazine such as the Economist, New Scientist or National Geographic has a million other things they could be reading - they have to be seduced into reading your article from myriad others on offer.
The writing style used is different depending on whether the article is a news story or a feature-length article. A news story will generally have an introductory sentence, then will quickly move onto: how, what, who, why, where, when (in other words, giving the reader all the key details of the story as soon as possible). A feature story will generally have an opening paragraph that grabs the reader's attention and piques their interest. The second or third paragraph is usually what is called a "nutgraph" (aka "in a nutshell paragraph") which tells the reader what the story is about.
This is a completely different style of writing to a scientific paper, where the most interesting stuff is often given in the final paragraph of the Discussion section, and the emphasis is placed on conveying correct information rather than grabbing a reader's attention."
So what implications does this have for EAP students?
If we're trying to help students improve their reading skills and enable them to deal with the volume of reading they'll need to cope with through their studies, then reading magazine articles that are structured to give the key information up front, won't necessarily prepare them for dealing with more formal academic texts, especially postgrads who will have to read original journal articles.
Academic readers learn to use abstracts rather like the opening paragraph of a magazine article, to find out what the rest of the article is about and whether it's worth reading on. These abstracts though are incredibly densely packed and require a certain degree of skill to decode. Readers then typically jump to the discussion section to find out the interesting 'meat' of the article. Isn't this a method of reading that EAP students need to get to grips with? Learning where to look and what to skim over or discount will help them maximize their reading time and become much more efficient academic readers. Is spoon-feeding students with texts that present key information in an easy-to-digest form at the start really helping them with the academic reading skills they'll need to master at some point?
Of course, as ever, what's appropriate depends a lot on context. What stage your students are at (pre-university, early undergrad or preparing for postgrad study) will inevitably influence what skills you decide to focus on. Similarly, you also need to think about the aims of a particular lesson. If it's a discussion class and your aim is to get students engaged in lively discussion, then the exact form of any input will be much less significant than if you're working specifically on reading or writing.
In my next post, I'll look at how New Scientist journalists change the language of scientific articles to make it more accessible to their readers and what implications this might have in the EAP classroom.
Labels: authentic texts, EAP, genres, New Scientist magazine
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If you're like me then trying local food when you travel is at the top of the list of "things to do in___". There are a lot of unique foods to try in Morocco and I'm going to share with you the ones I tried while on a walking food tour with a company called Marrakech Food Tours.
I am so happy to have taken this food tour because prior to it, I was SO disappointed with the food we tried in Morocco. My friend and I found that it was either touristy-Moroccan (not what you would get at home or even at a Moroccan restaurant abroad) or it was International (French mostly, but not the best international and very touristy). We thought wow what's going on here… It was bizarre since both of us had Moroccan food outside Morocco and liked it.
The guide of the tour explained to us that you don't find a lot of good Moroccan food in Marrakesh and other cities. Reason being, Moroccan people don't eat out much and when they do they want International food since they eat Moroccan at home. They wouldn't pay for a Moroccan meal because they will have a better one at home. It's a bummer for us foreigners visiting but thankfully on this tour, the local guide (who has an American blogger wife, Amanda) took us to the secret spots. I highly recommend it!
On your tour make sure to talk with them via email before if you want more "freaky" foods or if you want to avoid that completely. You can customize to some extent. You can follow them on Facebook.
Yes, that's a head… a sheep's head to be exact! We saw this outside stop #1 on our food tour. How is it cooked? In the hole below while it's all still connected. They actually put the entire body down in there.
I tried it and did NOT like it. It tasted very gamey to me and I just couldn't deal! In our group just one person liked it. We gave the eyeball to the tour guide.
The other parts of the sheep that came out of that hole were very tasty, though. One dish was called tangia (not tagine the common dish). Tangia is just in Marrakesh and is a specialty.
Below was the slow cooked lamb which was just insane. I loved it but what's not to love? It didn't have a Moroccan flavor to it that I noticed unless you did it in the spices provided, which I think was a cumin salt mixture.
I'm not a fan of olives except maybe a green one hidden in my tagine that I don't notice much… but they just are too flavorful for me. They are meant to be awesome here though and the group went crazy trying all the different styles of olives. I did try the local jalapeno and damn is it way more spicy than the ones in the U.S.
Like all donuts, I do not discriminate and I love this donut. It tasted just like the homemade ones my mom used to make from the Pillsbury cans of biscuit dough. They put honey on it which was delicious. The only thing I wished for was some powdered sugar but that's because I'm a fatty at heart.
The donut was great but then he went and did this yummy mess of a dish where he put the egg into the dough while it cooked and pushed more dough on top.
What comes out is "eggy bread" as the Brit's call it or similar to "French toast" for the Americans (without the powdered sugar). Funnily the French influenced Moroccan life and maybe the food, so I asked if this was brought by the French or if the Moroccans taught the French (I mean why IS it called French toast?) but the guide wasn't sure.
In Morocco, they have bread guys who do the baking and the locals used to bring their fresh dough to him. He was the pro. As time has gone on, people have gotten their own ovens. But in the heat of the summer when they don't want their house too hot they still take the dough to the local community oven.
One story I liked was how these local bakers knew everyone in town so they were the marriage arrangers. They would hear from families dropping off bread about their son or daughter who needed to be married and he could arrange.
Before those times, women used to go the hammam and see the young girls naked to see who would make a good wife for their son! How weird is that lol … but times have changed and it's no longer happening.
Nope didn't try it, sorry guys! I mean it looked rubbery and it's an organ. I'd already risked it with the sheep's head and just couldn't.
AKA snails. Do you think I tried it? Nope, not even for the sake of research! It was a packed bar though with so many locals eating bowls of snails. I guess this is another French connection.
We later went to the most famous (secret) little couscous which is made with love for hours. The process they used was really insane and puts instant couscous to shame. This was so tasty but we were pretty stuffed so couldn't eat enough. We felt terrible leaving so much behind! The mint tea that is always served in Morocco was served with this. So tasty.
The desserts here are very buttery and sugary, which is obviously a good thing! They each have a similar base of butter, but their own flavors added. I loved the pecan one! The smoothies are unique here like avocado, milk, and dates. Not really my thing so didn't have a smoothie. I know it seems like I didn't try much, but I'm more of a meat eater!
When I travel alone or with a friend, I love to sign up for group things every so often. I am not one to get SO excited over new things and I really enjoy seeing other people's reactions to what they are seeing and trying. I like to hear what questions they have. That actually helps me to learn about places because I might not think to ask the questions myself. The tour was great and the group was very fun to get to know.
What no sheep's brain?! ;) That was the weirdest I have ever eaten in Marrakech and I also wasn't very keen. There are enough nice things to eat… And yes to the fresh donuts – so very good!!
Haha I am not an adventurous eater!
Wow! Talk about some crazy options, definitely will have to go back and try these!


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This truly needs to seen to be believed: A man who calls himself a modern-day samurai warrior has been videotaped slicing a speeding pellet in half with a sword.
Isao Machii accomplished the seemingly superhuman feat in a video filmed at a firing range outside Los Angles last year. The clip was recently recirculated by Oddity Central. The filmmakers used a special camera to slow down the film by 250 times. Viewers can see Machii's blade slicing into the pellet, which was moving at 200 mph.
Witness Dr. Ramani Durvasula, an associate Professor of Psychology from California State University, said she heard the blade connect with the bullet, but could not see it.
Machii's skills with a blade are well-documented.
The Daily Mail notes that the swordsman began studying the ancient art at age 5 and is now the leader of his own samurai school.
Machii also holds multiple Guinness World Records, including one for most sword cuts to straw mats in three minutes. Machii's record of 252 cuts was achieved on the set of Lo Show Dei Record, in Milan, Italy, in April 2011.
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HP Envy 13 Review
By Michael A. Prospero published 30 September 09
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HP's premium ultraportable offers excellent performance and an elegant design, but its touchpad could be better.
Classy design
Brightest screen in its class
Excellent performance
Switchable graphics
Superb audio quality through headphones
Temperamental touchpad
Unimpressive speakers
Mediocre battery life (without slice)
Laptop Mag Verdict
at HP (US)
Now that Windows 7 is starting to close the gap with Apple's operating system, it's only fitting that it runs on systems that come closer to Apple's vaunted design. One of the first to approach this ideal is the HP Envy 13 (starting at $1,699; $1,899 as configured). In both looks and performance, this system meets or exceeds all of its Windows competitors. However, the Envy 13 costs $500 more than the 13-inch MacBook Pro. For that premium, HP rewards you with faster performance, switchable graphics, a brighter screen, and up to 14 hours of battery life (with the optional slice). However, the Envy 13 has a few flaws that otherwise prevent this system from being the ultimate ultraportable.
We're not the first to say it, and we won't be the last: The Envy 13 bears a striking resemblance to the 13-inch MacBook Pro--not that it's a bad thing. From the metallic lid, black island-style keyboard (in a recessed area of the deck), edge-to-edge glossy display, and integrated buttons in the touchpad, the Envy 13 could be easily be mistaken for a Mac. However, there are some subtle differences. For one, HP clad the Envy 13 in a darker aluminum and magnesium alloy chassis, and the palm rests are dimpled using a Metal Etching process. It's a neat design, but we wonder how much crud is going to build up in those crevices over time.
Powerful as it may be, the Envy 13 is quite svelte. At 12.6 x 8.5 x 0.8 inches, it's slightly smaller than the 13-inch MacBook Pro (12.8 x 8.9 x 1.0 inches), but a big reason for that is the Envy's lack of an integrated optical drive; the system ships with a separate Blu-ray reader/DVD burner which matches the notebook's design.
Coming in at 3.8 pounds, the Envy 13 falls into the ultraportable category, but is still somewhat heavier than the Samsung X360-34P (2.8 pounds) and the Lenovo ThinkPad X301 (3.4 pounds); adding the battery slice brings the Envy 13's weight up to 5.2 pounds.
Keyboard and Touchpad
As noted above, the Envy 13 has a full-size island-style keyboard. Its plastic black keys are smooth and comfortable to the touch, and snap back responsively when pressed. There are no dedicated multimedia buttons, but the Function key operations have been reversed, so you no longer need to press Fn in order to adjust the volume, change music, and so forth; it's a welcome change.
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Refreshingly, the Envy 13's touchpad is both large and friction-free, unlike other glossy, but resistant touchpads we've seen on HP's Pavilion line. The two buttons are built right into the bottom of the multitouch-enabled pad. This approach creates a sleek look, but we found the touchpad finicky. For instance, two-fingered scrolling in documents or Web pages rarely worked on the first try, and pressing one of the buttons didn't always register. Plus, if we left a finger resting on the pad, or on the button, the cursor would jump around the screen. After a while, we preferred double-tapping the touchpad over pressing the buttons. On a system this expensive, the touchpad should work flawlessly.
Display and Audio
One of the best attributes of the Envy 13 is its bright and crisp display. The 13.3-inch screen has a resolution of 1600 x 900 pixels--far more than the traditional 1366 x 768 displays seen on systems this size. The Envy 13 also stands out with a screen that has a 410-nit brightness, and displays 82 percent of the color gamut; both figures are twice that of typical notebook screens.
Even at its dimmest setting, we were able to clearly watch videos streamed from online and played using the optional $250 Blu-ray drive. We could see every scale and hair on the heroes while watching a Blu-ray of Monsters, Inc. In some instances, the screen's brightest setting was almost too high for casual viewing, but will undoubtedly appeal to photographers and those who need that extra degree of accuracy.
The Envy 13's built-in speakers were somewhat underwhelming. When listening to Bruce Spingsteen's "Hungry Heart" streamed from Pandora, there was a noticeable lack of bass; Clarence Clemons' sax often became lost among the other instruments. When we plugged in a pair of Bose QuietComfort headphones, the difference was like night and day; sound was full and well represented, from the tinkling of the high notes on the piano to Max Weinberg's snare drum. That's because the Envy 13 partnered with Beats by Dr. Dre to custom design the audio subsystem. Likewise, we could clearly hear the driving bass line on Tom Petty's "I Won't Back Down" without it being overwhelming.
Ports and Webcam
In order to keep its svelte profile, the Envy 13 also shares a disturbing trait with the MacBook Air: a decided lack of ports. On the right side are two USB ports, HDMI, and an audio port. On the right is an SD Card slot and the power port. For Ethernet connectivity, users must attach the USB adapter.
The 1.3-megapixel webcam delivered accurate colors and very little motion blur when chatting with a friend using Google Video Chat. HP has also added a unique feature called Nightvision that uses an infrared light to enhance the image in low-light conditions. Indeed, when we turned off the lights around us, the webcam instantly compensated, making us look as bright as if we were in the sunlight.
Instant On
For users who wish to preserve even more battery life, HP includes IOS (Instant On Solution), its branded version of Splashtop. From this Linux-based environment, you can surf the Web, chat on Skype, listen to music, view pictures, check your e-mail and calendar, and chat with buddies (if you have an AIM, Google Talk, MSN, or Yahoo account). In order to access the Internet, you have to configure your Wi-Fi settings; unfortunately, it doesn't carry over from Windows. Still, the setup window shows you all the available networks, and even shows signal strength; this indicator may be a number as opposed to the little bars in Windows, but it's still a nice touch.
Aside from battery life, the greatest benefit to the IOS operating systems is its speediness: booting into IOS took just 7 seconds. The first time we launched the Splashtop Web browser, it took just 11 seconds; after closing the browser, it took around 4 seconds to relaunch it. More importantly, the browser supports Flash, so we were able to watch videos on Hulu and YouTube.
Powered by a 2.13-GHz Intel Core 2 Duo SL9600 processor and 3GB of RAM, our configuration of the Envy 13 notched a great score of 4,047 in PCMark Vantage; that's about 1,300 points above the ultraportable average--not to mention 153 points above desktop replacements--and slightly edges out the Dell Studio XPS 13 (3,961). Naturally, we had no problem watching a video in Hulu with several other windows open, writing a review in OpenOffice, and playing music.
Transcoding a 114MB MPEG-4 to AVI using HandbBrake took a speedy 7 minutes, less than half the time as an average ultraportable (15:19), and on a par with mainstream notebooks (whose average is 7 minutes and 1 second).
The 5,400-rpm, 250GB Toshiba hard drive was a little underwhelming. It booted to Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit) in a lethargic 1 minute and 25 seconds, about twenty seconds longer than the ultraportable average. The Envy 13 completed the LAPTOP Transfer Test (duplicating 4.97GB of multimedia files) at at rate of 16.6 MBps, nearly 3 MBps slower than the ultraportable average.
Aimed at balancing the needs of both endurance and power, the Envy 13 has switchable graphics--a discrete ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4330 GPU and integrated Intel GMA 4500MHD graphics. The difference between the two could not be more stark. When using the ATI chip, the Envy 13 scored 3,087 on 3DMark06; that's above a good number of 13-inch systems with discrete graphics, such as the Sony VAIO SR (2,450), but falls short of the Dell XPS Studio 13 (3,530 in Performance Mode), which has an Nvidia GeForce 9500M GE GPU.
When running our Far Cry 2 benchmark, the Envy 13 averaged 41 frames per second with the resolution set to 1024 x 768 and the graphics set to optimal. At max resolution and graphics boosted to Very High, it dropped to an unplayable 10 fps; users looking to casually game on the go will find that this notebook gets the job done.
Switching to the Envy 13's integrated graphics is a simple task of right-clicking on the desktop and selecting Configure Switchable Graphics. After an option is picked, the screen goes blank for about 7 seconds. When using the integrated graphics, the Envy 13 fell back down to Earth; its 3DMark06 score of 768 was slightly below the ultraportable average of 830.
Regardless of what video card we used, everyday graphics performance was up to par; video streamed from Hulu was smooth and in sync with audio, and we saw an average frame rate of 35 fps while performing the sightseeing tour on Google Earth.
Battery Life and Wi-Fi
The Intel WiFi Link 5100AGN delivered throughput of 20.8 Mbps at 15 feet and 16.7 Mbps at 50 feet; that's in line with the ultraportable category averages (19.4/16.7 Mbps). While integrated mobile broadband is not an option, the Envy 13 does come with Bluetooth 2.1.
When you pull the power cord, the Envy 13 automatically switches to integrated graphics mode (although users can easily switch it back to discrete). Using the integrated graphics, on our LAPTOP Battery Test (Web surfing via Wi-Fi), the removable four-cell battery on the Envy 13 lasted 4 hours and 19 minutes, about 40 minutes shy of the ultraportable average; with the slice battery, the system lasted 10:23.
While our version cost $1,899, you can also purchase it for $1,799 if you forgo the slice battery. Aside from the Envy we reviewed, HP offers a less expensive version for $1,699, which will have a slower 1.86-GHz Intel Core 2 Duo SL9400 processor and a lower-resolution 1366 x 768 display.
Software and Warranty
HP bundles a good deal of software with the Envy 13, including Corel Paint Shop Pro Photo X2, Corel Video Studio Pro X2, HP MediaSmart Premium. and a 60-day trial of Symantec Norton Internet Security. There's also an icon for Slingbox in the Start menu, but clicking on it just launches an advertisement. Missing is any sort of word processor; even a 30-day trial of Microsoft Word would be appreciated.
The Envy 13 includes a one-year parts-and-labor warranty. Envy owners also recieve a dedicated support number to call 24/7, and online chat is also available. HP reports that e-mails to its tech support team should be answered within one hour.
There's no question that the HP Envy 13 is a stylish and powerful system. It's a sexy ultraportable that delivers the performance of a much larger machine. Everything from the Envy's packaging down to the glass display says that this is a premium notebook. But therein lies the problem: When you're paying $1,899--$400 more than the most expensive 13-inch MacBook Pro--you're less forgiving about certain flaws, and the issues with the Envy 13's touchpad are too great to ignore. We also wish the system lasted longer on a charge without having to add the battery slice. The Envy 13 is worth the splurge for those looking for the most powerful 13-inch notebook in a most portable package, but we hope the ergonomic experience improves with updates.
HP Envy 13 Specs
CPU 2.13-GHz Intel Core 2 Duo SL9600
Company Website www.hp.com
Display Size 13.1
Graphics Card ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4330 (discrete); Intel GMA 4500MHD (integrated)
Hard Drive Size 250GB
Hard Drive Speed 5,400rpm
Native Resolution 1600x900
Operating System MS Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit)
Optical Drive External BD-ROM/DVD
Ports (excluding USB) Microphone, Headphone, HDMI
RAM Upgradable to 5GB
Size 12.6 x 8.5 x 0.8 inches
Video Memory 512MB
Warranty/Support 1-year/24/7 toll-free
Weight 3.8 pounds (5.2 pounds with slice battery
Wi-Fi 802.11a/g/n
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In January, I started Kayla Itsine's BBG workouts. I feel like every one on social media has heard of these workouts or seen transformation pictures on Instagram at some point. I've always considered starting it but to be fully honest, I was afraid to because I always hear how hard it is and I didn't believe that I could do them and I didn't want to fail.
And in continuing my full transparency, the first few weeks were HARD. The first week, I was so sore after leg day that I wanted to cry every time I stood up out of a chair. I was convinced that it was the wrong kind of sore and I had injured myself. That week, I did a lot of foam rolling, stretching and baths trying to combat it.
The worst part? I couldn't even get through the full rounds and was still that sore.
Now, I did not say all that to deter you from starting the program - the exact opposite actually. If you're looking to truly push yourself and see what you're capable of, this is a wonderful starting point. I saw results pretty quickly after a couple of weeks of dedicated work and keeping my nutrition on track.
I made it 8 weeks into the 12 week program before I was knocked out with strep throat, a sinus infection and LASIK. Needless to say, I did not pick up on week 9 on time. I should be starting week 9 this week after 3 weeks off, but looking at the workouts, I'm not sure that I will.
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Home » The Unlikely Candidates Showcase Their Determination in Debut LP, "Panther Island"
The Unlikely Candidates Showcase Their Determination in Debut LP, "Panther Island"
By Marie R. Harrill June 19, 2022 4 Mins Read
Perhaps The Unlikely Candidates named themselves after the lack of faith in their success. "We came up with a list of 400 potential names and The Unlikely Candidates was one of the only ones that wasn't terrible. I think Dark Horse was second. It did end up suiting us pretty well, though. Neither Cole nor I had any idea what we were doing when we started this – we'd never been in a band or really even played music when we decided to go down this path. We were pretty bad at first and none of our friends or family thought it was going to go very far, so I guess The Unlikely Candidates suits us pretty well. We've also always been a bit off-center and seen as outliers in the blues and country dominated Texas music scene," admits lead singer and co-founder Kyle Morris. The journey may have been long, but they eventually prove everyone wrong by releasing their debut LP, Panther Island. The moment symbolizes a revitalization and a culmination of nearly a decade of hard work. "It's a big moment for any band, but given the fact that we have been trying to put out a record for the last nine years, it's an even bigger deal. We've been bouncing around labels and releasing EPs for the past decade. It's amazing to add a bunch of songs to our body of work for people to get into. It definitely re-energizes us and hopefully our fans as well."
Panther Island was conceived during the most unconventional of times."It was written entirely during the pandemic. I wrote about what everyone was going through at the time, so, thematically, some of it reflects the chaos happening on the streets of America and the loneliness we all felt watching the pandemic unfold from our phone screens at home. There are also plenty of fun slacker anthems, introspective songs, and songs about love and loss. Sound wise it is just as diverse – we have the funky disco vibe of 'Gemini,' a Weezery grungy track like 'In My Room,' and a moody Kid Cudi inspired song in 'How I Am.' It's a buffet of concept and sound." Implementing Zoom into the writing process proved to be difficult. "It was challenging. You lose that energy of being in the room with someone, but not having to go anywhere and just being able to wake up and work with our producer across the country was convenient. Also, if a lot of people are singing and trying to get ideas going at the same time, it just gets very chaotic, so that is definitely a downside." Kyle had to get innovative and even recorded "High Low" in his closet. "I would usually go to our producer's studio and cut the vocals, but that was not an option. So I had to buy a good dynamic microphone and stack my closet full of things to deaden the sound so it would come out radio ready."
He is immensely proud of their tenacity as a band. "We have gone through so many different phases and I still feel like we are discovering new sounds and ways to write all the time. The scope of what we have done has grown and we've matured writing wise, which has added a lot of diversity to our sound. We have toured across the country a hundred times and played to thousands. It's been a wild ride and continues to be." The Unlikely Candidates will be hitting the road again soon."Definitely playing all the new songs and watching people see them live for the first time. It's such a fresh experience and we have been waiting for this a long time. It's going to be fun and we hope to see you out there!" If you're lucky, they'll be in a city near you!
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Nessus Network Monitor
Apple iOS < 9.3.2 Multiple Vulnerabilities
high Nessus Network Monitor Plugin ID 9332
New! Plugin Severity Now Using CVSS v3
The calculated severity for Plugins has been updated to use CVSS v3 by default. Plugins that do not have a CVSS v3 score will fall back to CVSS v2 for calculating severity. Severity display preferences can be toggled in the settings dropdown.
The remote host is missing a critical Apple iOS patch update.
The remote host is running a version of iOS that is prior to version 9.3.2 and the following components contain vulnerabilities :
- CFNetwork Proxies
- CommonCrypto
- CoreCapture
- Disk Images
- ImageIO
- IOAcceleratorFamily
- IOHIDFamily
- libc
- libxml2
- libxslt
- MapKit
- OpenGL
- Siri
- WebKit
- WebKit Canvas
Upgrade to Apple iOS 9.3.2 or later.
http://www.nessus.org/u?f2c72c3f
Severity: High
Family: Mobile Devices
Updated: 3/6/2019
Dependencies: 8637
Nessus ID: 91225
Risk Factor: High
Base Score: 9.3
Temporal Score: 6.9
Vector: CVSS2#AV:N/AC:M/Au:N/C:C/I:C/A:C
Temporal Vector: CVSS2#E:U/RL:OF/RC:C
Vector: CVSS:3.0/AV:N/AC:H/PR:N/UI:N/S:U/C:H/I:H/A:H
Temporal Vector: CVSS:3.0/E:U/RL:O/RC:C
CPE: cpe:2.3:o:apple:iphone_os:*:*:*:*:*:*:*:*
Patch Publication Date: 1/16/2016
Vulnerability Publication Date: 10/21/2015
CVE: CVE-2016-1833, CVE-2016-1834, CVE-2016-1835, CVE-2016-1837, CVE-2016-1838, CVE-2016-1839, CVE-2016-1840, CVE-2016-1836, CVE-2016-1854, CVE-2016-1856, CVE-2016-1857, CVE-2016-1858, CVE-2016-1859, CVE-2016-1841, CVE-2016-1802, CVE-2016-1803, CVE-2016-1807, CVE-2016-1808, CVE-2016-1811, CVE-2016-1817, CVE-2016-1818, CVE-2016-1819, CVE-2016-1813, CVE-2016-1823, CVE-2016-1824, CVE-2016-1827, CVE-2016-1828, CVE-2016-1829, CVE-2016-1830, CVE-2016-1832, CVE-2016-1842, CVE-2016-1847, CVE-2016-1801, CVE-2016-1814, CVE-2016-1855, CVE-2016-1790, CVE-2016-1831, CVE-2016-1849, CVE-2016-1852
BID: 90689, 90693, 90695


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Q: Redirect ConfigurationManager to Another File I am looking to redirect the standard .Net ConfigurationManager class to another file; entirely. The path is determined at runtime so I can't use configSource or such (this is not a duplicate question - I have looked at the others).
I am essentially trying to duplicate what ASP.Net is doing behind the covers. Thus not only my classes should read from the new config file, but also any standard .Net stuff (the one I am specifically trying to get to work is the system.codeDom element).
I have cracked open Reflector and started looking at how ASP.Net does it - it's pretty hairy and completely undocumented. I was hoping someone else has reverse-engineered the process. Not necessarily looking for a complete solution (would be nice) but merely documentation.

A: I finally figured it out. There is a public documented means to do this - but it's hidden away in the depths of the .Net framework. Changing your own config file requires reflection (to do no more than refresh the ConfigurationManager); but it is possible to alter the configuration file of an AppDomain that you create via public APIs.
No thanks to the Microsoft Connect feature I submitted, here is the code:
class Program
{
    static void Main(string[] args)
    {
        // Setup information for the new appdomain.
        AppDomainSetup setup = new AppDomainSetup();
        setup.ConfigurationFile = "C:\\my.config";

        // Create the new appdomain with the new config.
        AppDomain d2 = AppDomain.CreateDomain("customDomain", AppDomain.CurrentDomain.Evidence, setup);

        // Call the write config method in that appdomain.
        CrossAppDomainDelegate del = new CrossAppDomainDelegate(WriteConfig);
        d2.DoCallBack(del);

        // Call the write config in our appdomain.
        WriteConfig();

        Console.ReadLine();
    }

    static void WriteConfig()
    {
        // Get our config file.
        Configuration c = ConfigurationManager.OpenExeConfiguration(ConfigurationUserLevel.None);

        // Write it out.
        Console.WriteLine("{0}: {1}", AppDomain.CurrentDomain.FriendlyName, c.FilePath);
    }
}

Output:
customDomain: C:\my.config
InternalConfigTest.vshost.exe: D:\Profile\...\InternalConfigTest.vshost.exe.config

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void clang_analyzer_checkInlined(int);
void clang_analyzer_eval(int);

// Test inlining of ObjC class methods.

typedef signed char BOOL;
typedef struct objc_class *Class;
typedef struct objc_object {
    Class isa;
} *id;
@protocol NSObject  - (BOOL)isEqual:(id)object; @end
@interface NSObject <NSObject> {}
+(id)alloc;
-(id)init;
-(id)autorelease;
-(id)copy;
- (Class)class;
-(id)retain;
@end

// Vanila: ObjC class method is called by name.
@interface MyParent : NSObject
+ (int)getInt;
@end
@interface MyClass : MyParent
+ (int)getInt;
@end
@implementation MyClass
+ (int)testClassMethodByName {
    int y = [MyClass getInt];
    return 5/y; // expected-warning {{Division by zero}}
}
+ (int)getInt {
  return 0;
}
@end

// The definition is defined by the parent. Make sure we find it and inline.
@interface MyParentDIP : NSObject
+ (int)getInt;
@end
@interface MyClassDIP : MyParentDIP
@end
@implementation MyClassDIP
+ (int)testClassMethodByName {
    int y = [MyClassDIP getInt];
    return 5/y; // expected-warning {{Division by zero}}
}
@end
@implementation MyParentDIP
+ (int)getInt {
    return 0;
}
@end

// ObjC class method is called by name. Definition is in the category.
@interface AAA : NSObject
@end
@interface AAA (MyCat)
+ (int)getInt;
@end
int foo() {
    int y = [AAA getInt];
    return 5/y; // expected-warning {{Division by zero}}
}
@implementation AAA
@end
@implementation AAA (MyCat)
+ (int)getInt {
    return 0;
}
@end

// ObjC class method is called by name. Definition is in the parent category.
@interface PPP : NSObject
@end
@interface PPP (MyCat)
+ (int)getInt;
@end
@interface CCC : PPP
@end
int foo4() {
    int y = [CCC getInt];
    return 5/y; // expected-warning {{Division by zero}}
}
@implementation PPP
@end
@implementation PPP (MyCat)
+ (int)getInt {
    return 0;
}
@end

// There is no declaration in the class but there is one in the parent. Make
// sure we pick the definition from the class and not the parent.
@interface MyParentTricky : NSObject
+ (int)getInt;
@end
@interface MyClassTricky : MyParentTricky
@end
@implementation MyParentTricky
+ (int)getInt {
    return 0;
}
@end
@implementation MyClassTricky
+ (int)getInt {
  return 1;
}
+ (int)testClassMethodByName {
    int y = [MyClassTricky getInt];
    return 5/y; // no-warning
}
@end

// ObjC class method is called by unknown class declaration (passed in as a
// parameter). We should not inline in such case.
@interface MyParentUnknown : NSObject
+ (int)getInt;
@end
@interface MyClassUnknown : MyParentUnknown
+ (int)getInt;
@end
@implementation MyClassUnknown
+ (int)testClassVariableByUnknownVarDecl: (Class)cl  {
  int y = [cl getInt];
  return 3/y; // no-warning
}
+ (int)getInt {
  return 0;
}
@end

// False negative.
// ObjC class method call through a decl with a known type.
// We should be able to track the type of currentClass and inline this call.
// Note, [self class] could be a subclass. Do we still want to inline here?
@interface MyClassKT : NSObject
@end
@interface MyClassKT (MyCatKT)
+ (int)getInt;
@end
@implementation MyClassKT (MyCatKT)
+ (int)getInt {
    return 0;
}
@end
@implementation MyClassKT
- (int)testClassMethodByKnownVarDecl {
  Class currentClass = [self class];
  int y = [currentClass getInt];
  return 5/y; // Would be great to get a warning here.
}
@end

// Another false negative due to us not reasoning about self, which in this
// case points to the object of the class in the call site and should be equal
// to [MyParent class].
@interface MyParentSelf : NSObject
+ (int)testSelf;
@end
@implementation MyParentSelf
+ (int)testSelf {
  if (self == [MyParentSelf class])
      return 0;
    else
      return 1;
}
@end
@interface MyClassSelf : MyParentSelf
@end
@implementation MyClassSelf
+ (int)testClassMethodByKnownVarDecl {
  int y = [MyParentSelf testSelf];
  return 5/y; // expected-warning{{Division by zero}}
}
@end
int foo2() {
  int y = [MyParentSelf testSelf];
  return 5/y; // expected-warning{{Division by zero}}
}

// TODO: We do not inline 'getNum' in the following case, where the value of
// 'self' in call '[self getNum]' is available and evaualtes to
// 'SelfUsedInParentChild' if it's called from fooA.
// Self region should get created before we call foo and yje call to super
// should keep it live.
@interface SelfUsedInParent : NSObject
+ (int)getNum;
+ (int)foo;
@end
@implementation SelfUsedInParent
+ (int)getNum {return 5;}
+ (int)foo {
  int r = [self getNum];
  clang_analyzer_eval(r == 5); // expected-warning{{TRUE}}
  return r;
}
@end
@interface SelfUsedInParentChild : SelfUsedInParent
+ (int)getNum;
+ (int)fooA;
@end
@implementation SelfUsedInParentChild
+ (int)getNum {return 0;}
+ (int)fooA {
  return [super foo];
}
@end
int checkSelfUsedInparentClassMethod() {
    return 5/[SelfUsedInParentChild fooA];
}

@interface Rdar15037033 : NSObject
@end

void rdar15037033() {
  [Rdar15037033 forwardDeclaredMethod]; // expected-warning {{class method '+forwardDeclaredMethod' not found}}
  [Rdar15037033 forwardDeclaredVariadicMethod:1, 2, 3, 0]; // expected-warning {{class method '+forwardDeclaredVariadicMethod:' not found}}
}

@implementation Rdar15037033

+ (void)forwardDeclaredMethod {
  clang_analyzer_checkInlined(1); // expected-warning{{TRUE}}
}

+ (void)forwardDeclaredVariadicMethod:(int)x, ... {
  clang_analyzer_checkInlined(0); // no-warning
}
@end

@interface SelfClassTestParent : NSObject
-(unsigned)returns10;
+(unsigned)returns20;
+(unsigned)returns30;
@end

@implementation SelfClassTestParent
-(unsigned)returns10 { return 100; }
+(unsigned)returns20 { return 100; }
+(unsigned)returns30 { return 100; }
@end

@interface SelfClassTest : SelfClassTestParent
-(unsigned)returns10;
+(unsigned)returns20;
+(unsigned)returns30;
@end

@implementation SelfClassTest
-(unsigned)returns10 { return 10; }
+(unsigned)returns20 { return 20; }
+(unsigned)returns30 { return 30; }
+(void)classMethod {
  unsigned result1 = [self returns20];
  clang_analyzer_eval(result1 == 20); // expected-warning{{TRUE}}
  unsigned result2 = [[self class] returns30];
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@interface Other : NSObject
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}
@end
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}
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}
@end
@implementation Child
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One of Toronto's most cherished and unique neighbourhoods is getting a new addition. This new project is a pre-construction development set to grace the historic Distillery District. Under the skilled hands of Dream Developments and Cityscape Developments – the latter is largely credited with transforming the district from an underutilized industrial spot into the vibrant neighbourhood it is today – 60 Mill Street is slated for a 2021 occupancy.
This Condominum project is currently the site of the former "Rack House D," a six-storey, 1895-built heritage structure that was part of the original distillery. As part of the development plan, the current historic façade will be retained, while a contemporary extension will add another six storeys, for a total of 12.
The project will feature architecture from Montreal-based Saucier + Perriote, who plan to design the top portion of the building with modern touches, including glass and brick-hued panelling. Like most of Cityscape's buildings, it will reflect the neighbourhood's original aesthetic and the existing structure of the heritage building itself.
A 4,000-square foot space on the ground floor will likely be allocated for either retail or restaurant use, along with a heritage interpretation centre that will lead into the residential lobby. Both indoor and outdoor amenities are planned for the building, possibly including a rooftop terrace on the top floor of the heritage portion. This is an extremely unique development in an equally unique neighbourhood.
Though Cityscape has made their name restoring historic structures, they have a solid appreciation of the needs of modern homeowners. Some of the interior features we've seen in their other Distillery District condominiums include open-concept layouts, sleek kitchens, exposed concrete ceilings and comfortable bathrooms with luxurious soaker tubs and rainfall shower heads. Their suites are in high demand by professional tenants and this building will likely be no different.
There's so much to love about the Distillery District. It's no wonder the area is highly coveted by a range of residents, including young professionals and urbanists. Originally home to the Gooderham and Worts Distillery – once the largest distillery in the world, providing two-million gallons of whiskey for global export – the site sat vacant for decades, before being transformed into its current state.
It now features an array of cafes, art galleries and modern condominiums, infused with some of the area's original heritage buildings and the eponymous cobble-stone sidewalks that give it a unique charm.
A mere fifteen-minute walk to Toronto's Financial District and Union Station, it's a popular neighbourhood for professionals and units here are in high-demand by some of the city's top tenants. it scores a 94 on its Walk Score and a perfect 99 on its Transit Score. The closest streetcar is just steps away and it's a short ride into the downtown core. Ryerson University and George Brown College are also easy to get to from here. Driving? The Don Valley Parkway and Lakeshore Boulevard are nearby, providing you with a smooth commute, should you be travelling to other parts of the city or GTA.
Cityscape Developments has a long history in Toronto and, as mentioned, is well-known for the original transformation of the Distillery District. They have a keen eye for restoring heritage structures and designing thoroughly modern buildings that still reflect their neighbourhoods' rich fabric, making each one of their developments unique. We can't think of a better organization to bring 60 Mill Street to life.
Read more about Cityscape Development Corp.
Dream Developments is a Canadian-based firm that has grown to have over $14-billion in assets under management throughout North America and Europe. The scope of their company includes residential land development, housing and condominium development, asset management and commercial property ownership.
Read more about Dream Developments.


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Complain Detail:-> Dear sir I am being threatened of being raped by a person over Facebook and I am also being threatened that my mother will be molested too. Kindly help. The person was a friend and he has being called me 36 times although I have not attended it. I am still getting such phone calls and I really need assistance as I am feeling unsafe.


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A new Palestinian government
Give it a chance
Israel should not dismiss the Palestinian unity government out of hand
LeadersJun 14th 2014 edition
EVEN if the recently aborted talks between Israel and Palestine had led to a peace agreement, a chunk of the would-be Palestinian state would have been kept out of the deal. Like a stone in a shoe, it would always be liable to cause a temper-fraying blister. Gaza, the Palestinian enclave on the Mediterranean coast, which is controlled by the Islamists of Hamas, has spent seven years in battered isolation. Since Fatah, Hamas's secular rival, which runs the West Bank, was evicted from Gaza in 2007, Israel has imposed a blockade on the tiny strip of land.
Now, however, Hamas and Fatah have agreed on a unity government for Palestinians, under Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president (pictured left). Consisting mainly of technocrats, it has accepted the three conditions that Israel and its friends have long insisted on before a Palestinian government including Hamas could be treated as a serious interlocutor: it disavows violence, recognises Israel and accepts all prior agreements between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organisation, the nationalist umbrella dominated by Fatah.
To the fury of the Israeli government, Barack Obama, encouraged by the Europeans and the rest of the world, has warily welcomed the new government. He is right to do so. But the Palestinians must strive, in the next few months, to prove worthy of international support.
Deeds and words both count
There are good reasons for backing the intra-Palestinian accord. The first is to give succour to the ordinary people of Gaza, who have suffered grievously in the past seven years and more. The blockade has brought poverty, disease, mass unemployment and fear. Gazans have been shut away in their fetid, overcrowded strip, oppressed by both Hamas, whose rule has been harsh, and Israel, which has punished them for harbouring what it deems to be a terrorist regime. Hamas and other militias have attacked Israel with thousands of rockets, killing fewer than a score of people since 2007. In deterring the militants, the Israeli armed forces have struck back, leaving more than 2,300 dead, many of them civilians.
A second reason is that when the Palestinians and Israelis resume negotiations, as one day they must, any deal that has a fair chance of sticking must be endorsed and upheld by the vast majority of Palestinians. Agreement between Hamas and Fatah makes the prospect of a durable peace deal a lot likelier.
The final reason is that with the hard men of Hamas corralled into tacitly accepting the Jewish state, Israel has less cause to argue that it has "no partner for peace". Indeed, as the Palestinians point out, it is the Likud party of Binyamin Netanyahu (pictured right), the biggest in Israel's ruling coalition, that has yet to endorse the notion of two separate states co-existing peacefully side by side.
Mr Netanyahu has threatened to withhold customs dues that help keep the Palestinian administration afloat in the West Bank. He must not implement that threat: to seek to destroy a government whose creation increases the chances of a negotiated peace would not be in his country's interests.
But Hamas must also change. Its leaders have said they could accept Israel if, among other things, it withdraws to the 1967 border with the West Bank—a notion Mr Netanyahu rejects. And as an early token of good faith and not, as its leaders imply, as a bargaining chip at some point in future negotiations, Hamas should revoke its revoltingly anti-Semitic and violent charter. Deeds count most. But words, in the context of the disputatious Holy Land, matter a great deal, too.
This article appeared in the Leaders section of the print edition under the headline "Give it a chance"
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The firm of Feinwerkbau Westinger & Altenburger GmbH was founded after the Second World War by engineers Karl Westinger and Ernst Altenburger, becoming a registered company in 1951. In the early years, up to 1960, the company's main source of income was the production of precision parts for other well-known companies. This period witnessed the development of the electro-mechanical calculator, at the time a very advanced product, and this was produced in large quantities by Olympia Werke in Wilhelmshaven. Right up to 1975, all Olympia calculators were developed in Oberndorf for serial production in Wilhelmshaven.
Following the establishment of the German Shooting Union in 1956, the founders of the company - both experienced gunmakers - developed the first competition air rifle, which featured a side-lever cocking mechanism, fixed barrel and patented recoilless action. This revolutionary product was a sensation in the early Sixties and won enthusiastic acclaim from all target shooters. Within a short period of time, almost all existing records had been shattered and targets were made smaller, but Feinwerkbau rifles still produced consistently world-beating results. This success was repeated in 1965 with the introduction of Feinwerkbau air pistols.
Thanks to these advances, Feinwerkbau was responsible for a dramatic improvement in the standards of high-precision shooting across the globe, and the enormous demand which was generated for Feinwerkbau target arms enabled the company to expand massively into the world of high-precision sporting arms. The ensuing years saw the production of spring-piston airguns, CO2 rifles and pistols, pre-compressed air-guns and most recently the development of compressed-air guns. The addition of a small-bore pistol, the AW93, and a complete range of small-bore target rifles complete the range of Feinwerkbau sporting guns.
To this day, Feinwerkbau still manufactures high precision parts and limited editions for other famous companies, thereby encouraging and maintaining the highest level of quality on the part of both management and staff.
The company employs some 130 people at present and is managed by Michael Westinger and Manfred Kötzle.


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Miss-Lou leaders reach out to help homeless veterans
Published 12:00 am Wednesday, February 2, 2011
FERRIDAY — Homelessness among war veterans is a prevalent problem all throughout America, and Mississippi and Louisiana are no exception.
Area leaders are exploring ways to help those who have been unable to find a shelter.
"There is no sense in someone putting their life on the line to serve their country and then coming home and not have a place to live," Ferriday Mayor Glen McGlothin said.
McGlothin said Ferriday, Vidalia and Natchez are working with the Veterans Administration to help provide shelters for homeless veterans.
"The VA has a plan to end homelessness for American veterans," he said. "They are looking for areas to put new shelters because the old ones are getting to full, and we would be glad to have one in the Miss-Lou."
McGlothin said he is working on turning in a Grant and Per Diem Program application to help establish a new shelter in Ferriday.
"It is in the preliminary stages as of right now," he said. "This whole process will take around four to five years to complete, but we are trying to streamline it."
McGlothin said there are several things that must be done before starting a shelter, including starting an education program, a substance abuse program and an employment program.
"Many veterans have addictions, and there has to be a treatment program for them," he said. "Many of them don't have jobs, so the education and employment programs are meant to help keep veterans off the street."
McGlothin said Riverland Medical Center has 36 vacant acres behind the hospital, and that he is working with RMC to try and get some of the land to house the shelter.
"We want to build a complete place with an education center, a clinic and an area for them to exercise," he said. "But like I said, we are just trying to get all of our ducks in a row before we start talking about building a shelter."
McGlothin said costs at the shelter will be paid through the grant, with 30 percent of the money coming from the veterans VA money.
McGlothin said the majority of the homeless veterans Ferriday would receive would come from Alexandria.
"When Alexandria gets full, they send veterans to the Hattiesburg shelter," he said. "We are trying to alleviate that problem. Some of them may not be from Hattiesburg and would want to stay in the area. We are just trying to offer them help."
McGlothin said that while he knows there are not many VA shelters in rural areas, he hopes to get the grant in order to help a group of people who risked their lives for their country.
"We know that there are homeless veterans out there, and that we have many around here," he said. "We just want them to have a place to stay."
James Garrison
MURRAY, Ky. — Services for James E. Garrison, 86, who died Saturday, Jan. 29, 2011, will be at 10 a.m.... read more


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/*
 * The Plaid API
 * The Plaid REST API. Please see https://plaid.com/docs/api for more details.
 *
 * The version of the OpenAPI document: 2020-09-14_1.205.3
 *
 *
 * NOTE: This class is auto generated by OpenAPI Generator (https://openapi-generator.tech).
 * https://openapi-generator.tech
 * Do not edit the class manually.
 */

package com.plaid.client.model;

import java.util.Objects;
import java.util.Arrays;
import com.google.gson.TypeAdapter;
import com.google.gson.annotations.JsonAdapter;
import com.google.gson.annotations.SerializedName;
import com.google.gson.stream.JsonReader;
import com.google.gson.stream.JsonWriter;
import com.plaid.client.model.PlaidError;
import com.plaid.client.model.Products;
import io.swagger.annotations.ApiModel;
import io.swagger.annotations.ApiModelProperty;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.time.OffsetDateTime;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

/**
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@ApiModel(description = "Metadata about the Item.")
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  public static final String SERIALIZED_NAME_WEBHOOK = "webhook";
  @SerializedName(SERIALIZED_NAME_WEBHOOK)
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  public static final String SERIALIZED_NAME_ERROR = "error";
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   * Indicates whether an Item requires user interaction to be updated, which can be the case for Items with some forms of two-factor authentication.  `background` - Item can be updated in the background  `user_present_required` - Item requires user interaction to be updated
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          return b;
        }
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      @Override
      public void write(final JsonWriter jsonWriter, final UpdateTypeEnum enumeration) throws IOException {
        jsonWriter.value(enumeration.getValue());
      }

      @Override
      public UpdateTypeEnum read(final JsonReader jsonReader) throws IOException {
        String value =  jsonReader.nextString();
        return UpdateTypeEnum.fromValue(value);
      }
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    this.itemId = itemId;
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   * The Plaid Item ID. The `item_id` is always unique; linking the same account at the same institution twice will result in two Items with different `item_id` values. Like all Plaid identifiers, the `item_id` is case-sensitive.
   * @return itemId
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    return itemId;
  }

  public void setItemId(String itemId) {
    this.itemId = itemId;
  }

  public Item institutionId(String institutionId) {

    this.institutionId = institutionId;
    return this;
  }

   /**
   * The Plaid Institution ID associated with the Item. Field is `null` for Items created via Same Day Micro-deposits.
   * @return institutionId
  **/
  @javax.annotation.Nullable
  @ApiModelProperty(value = "The Plaid Institution ID associated with the Item. Field is `null` for Items created via Same Day Micro-deposits.")

  public String getInstitutionId() {
    return institutionId;
  }

  public void setInstitutionId(String institutionId) {
    this.institutionId = institutionId;
  }

  public Item webhook(String webhook) {

    this.webhook = webhook;
    return this;
  }

   /**
   * The URL registered to receive webhooks for the Item.
   * @return webhook
  **/
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  @ApiModelProperty(required = true, value = "The URL registered to receive webhooks for the Item.")

  public String getWebhook() {
    return webhook;
  }

  public void setWebhook(String webhook) {
    this.webhook = webhook;
  }

  public Item error(PlaidError error) {

    this.error = error;
    return this;
  }

   /**
   * Get error
   * @return error
  **/
  @javax.annotation.Nullable
  @ApiModelProperty(required = true, value = "")

  public PlaidError getError() {
    return error;
  }

  public void setError(PlaidError error) {
    this.error = error;
  }

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    this.availableProducts = availableProducts;
    return this;
  }

  public Item addAvailableProductsItem(Products availableProductsItem) {
    this.availableProducts.add(availableProductsItem);
    return this;
  }

   /**
   * A list of products available for the Item that have not yet been accessed. The contents of this array will be mutually exclusive with `billed_products`.
   * @return availableProducts
  **/
  @ApiModelProperty(required = true, value = "A list of products available for the Item that have not yet been accessed. The contents of this array will be mutually exclusive with `billed_products`.")

  public List<Products> getAvailableProducts() {
    return availableProducts;
  }

  public void setAvailableProducts(List<Products> availableProducts) {
    this.availableProducts = availableProducts;
  }

  public Item billedProducts(List<Products> billedProducts) {

    this.billedProducts = billedProducts;
    return this;
  }

  public Item addBilledProductsItem(Products billedProductsItem) {
    this.billedProducts.add(billedProductsItem);
    return this;
  }

   /**
   * A list of products that have been billed for the Item. The contents of this array will be mutually exclusive with `available_products`. Note - `billed_products` is populated in all environments but only requests in Production are billed. Also note that products that are billed on a pay-per-call basis rather than a pay-per-Item basis, such as `balance`, will not appear here.
   * @return billedProducts
  **/
  @ApiModelProperty(required = true, value = "A list of products that have been billed for the Item. The contents of this array will be mutually exclusive with `available_products`. Note - `billed_products` is populated in all environments but only requests in Production are billed. Also note that products that are billed on a pay-per-call basis rather than a pay-per-Item basis, such as `balance`, will not appear here. ")

  public List<Products> getBilledProducts() {
    return billedProducts;
  }

  public void setBilledProducts(List<Products> billedProducts) {
    this.billedProducts = billedProducts;
  }

  public Item products(List<Products> products) {

    this.products = products;
    return this;
  }

  public Item addProductsItem(Products productsItem) {
    if (this.products == null) {
      this.products = new ArrayList<>();
    }
    this.products.add(productsItem);
    return this;
  }

   /**
   * A list of authorized products for the Item.
   * @return products
  **/
  @javax.annotation.Nullable
  @ApiModelProperty(value = "A list of authorized products for the Item. ")

  public List<Products> getProducts() {
    return products;
  }

  public void setProducts(List<Products> products) {
    this.products = products;
  }

  public Item consentedProducts(List<Products> consentedProducts) {

    this.consentedProducts = consentedProducts;
    return this;
  }

  public Item addConsentedProductsItem(Products consentedProductsItem) {
    if (this.consentedProducts == null) {
      this.consentedProducts = new ArrayList<>();
    }
    this.consentedProducts.add(consentedProductsItem);
    return this;
  }

   /**
   * Beta: A list of products that have gone through consent collection for the Item. Only present for those enabled in the beta.
   * @return consentedProducts
  **/
  @javax.annotation.Nullable
  @ApiModelProperty(value = "Beta: A list of products that have gone through consent collection for the Item. Only present for those enabled in the beta. ")

  public List<Products> getConsentedProducts() {
    return consentedProducts;
  }

  public void setConsentedProducts(List<Products> consentedProducts) {
    this.consentedProducts = consentedProducts;
  }

  public Item consentExpirationTime(OffsetDateTime consentExpirationTime) {

    this.consentExpirationTime = consentExpirationTime;
    return this;
  }

   /**
   * The RFC 3339 timestamp after which the consent provided by the end user will expire. Upon consent expiration, the item will enter the `ITEM_LOGIN_REQUIRED` error state. To circumvent the `ITEM_LOGIN_REQUIRED` error and maintain continuous consent, the end user can reauthenticate via Link's update mode in advance of the consent expiration time.  Note - This is only relevant for certain OAuth-based institutions. For all other institutions, this field will be null.
   * @return consentExpirationTime
  **/
  @javax.annotation.Nullable
  @ApiModelProperty(required = true, value = "The RFC 3339 timestamp after which the consent provided by the end user will expire. Upon consent expiration, the item will enter the `ITEM_LOGIN_REQUIRED` error state. To circumvent the `ITEM_LOGIN_REQUIRED` error and maintain continuous consent, the end user can reauthenticate via Link's update mode in advance of the consent expiration time.  Note - This is only relevant for certain OAuth-based institutions. For all other institutions, this field will be null. ")

  public OffsetDateTime getConsentExpirationTime() {
    return consentExpirationTime;
  }

  public void setConsentExpirationTime(OffsetDateTime consentExpirationTime) {
    this.consentExpirationTime = consentExpirationTime;
  }

  public Item updateType(UpdateTypeEnum updateType) {

    this.updateType = updateType;
    return this;
  }

   /**
   * Indicates whether an Item requires user interaction to be updated, which can be the case for Items with some forms of two-factor authentication.  `background` - Item can be updated in the background  `user_present_required` - Item requires user interaction to be updated
   * @return updateType
  **/
  @ApiModelProperty(required = true, value = "Indicates whether an Item requires user interaction to be updated, which can be the case for Items with some forms of two-factor authentication.  `background` - Item can be updated in the background  `user_present_required` - Item requires user interaction to be updated")

  public UpdateTypeEnum getUpdateType() {
    return updateType;
  }

  public void setUpdateType(UpdateTypeEnum updateType) {
    this.updateType = updateType;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean equals(Object o) {
    if (this == o) {
      return true;
    }
    if (o == null || getClass() != o.getClass()) {
      return false;
    }
    Item item = (Item) o;
    return Objects.equals(this.itemId, item.itemId) &&
        Objects.equals(this.institutionId, item.institutionId) &&
        Objects.equals(this.webhook, item.webhook) &&
        Objects.equals(this.error, item.error) &&
        Objects.equals(this.availableProducts, item.availableProducts) &&
        Objects.equals(this.billedProducts, item.billedProducts) &&
        Objects.equals(this.products, item.products) &&
        Objects.equals(this.consentedProducts, item.consentedProducts) &&
        Objects.equals(this.consentExpirationTime, item.consentExpirationTime) &&
        Objects.equals(this.updateType, item.updateType);
  }

  @Override
  public int hashCode() {
    return Objects.hash(itemId, institutionId, webhook, error, availableProducts, billedProducts, products, consentedProducts, consentExpirationTime, updateType);
  }

  @Override
  public String toString() {
    StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
    sb.append("class Item {\n");
    sb.append("    itemId: ").append(toIndentedString(itemId)).append("\n");
    sb.append("    institutionId: ").append(toIndentedString(institutionId)).append("\n");
    sb.append("    webhook: ").append(toIndentedString(webhook)).append("\n");
    sb.append("    error: ").append(toIndentedString(error)).append("\n");
    sb.append("    availableProducts: ").append(toIndentedString(availableProducts)).append("\n");
    sb.append("    billedProducts: ").append(toIndentedString(billedProducts)).append("\n");
    sb.append("    products: ").append(toIndentedString(products)).append("\n");
    sb.append("    consentedProducts: ").append(toIndentedString(consentedProducts)).append("\n");
    sb.append("    consentExpirationTime: ").append(toIndentedString(consentExpirationTime)).append("\n");
    sb.append("    updateType: ").append(toIndentedString(updateType)).append("\n");
    sb.append("}");
    return sb.toString();
  }

  /**
   * Convert the given object to string with each line indented by 4 spaces
   * (except the first line).
   */
  private String toIndentedString(Object o) {
    if (o == null) {
      return "null";
    }
    return o.toString().replace("\n", "\n    ");
  }

}