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import json

from django.test import TestCase
from django.http import HttpRequest
from django.contrib.auth.models import AnonymousUser
from django.template.loader import render_to_string
from django.contrib.sites.shortcuts import get_current_site
from django.core.urlresolvers import reverse
from django.contrib.messages import get_messages

from geokey import version
from geokey.users.tests.model_factories import UserF
from geokey.projects.tests.model_factories import ProjectF
from geokey.categories.tests.model_factories import CategoryFactory

from .model_factories import SubsetFactory
from ..models import Subset
from ..views import (
    SubsetOverview,
    SubsetCreate,
    SubsetSettings,
    SubsetData,
    SubsetDelete
)

class SubsetOverviewTest(TestCase):
    def setUp(self):
        self.view = SubsetOverview.as_view()
        self.request = HttpRequest()
        self.request.method = 'GET'
        self.request.user = AnonymousUser()

        from django.contrib.messages.storage.fallback import FallbackStorage
        setattr(self.request, 'session', 'session')
        messages = FallbackStorage(self.request)
        setattr(self.request, '_messages', messages)

    def test_get_with_anonymous(self):
        """
        Accessing the view with AnonymousUser should redirect to the login
        pages
        """
        response = self.view(self.request)

        self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 302)
        self.assertIn('/admin/account/login/', response['location'])

    def test_get_with_user(self):
        """
        Accessing the view with normal user should render the page with an
        error message
        """
        user = UserF.create()
        project = ProjectF.create()

        self.request.user = user
        response = self.view(self.request, project_id=project.id).render()

        rendered = render_to_string(
            'subsets/subsets_overview.html',
            {
                'error_description': 'Project matching query does not exist.',
                'error': 'Not found.',
                'user': user,
                'PLATFORM_NAME': get_current_site(self.request).name,
                'GEOKEY_VERSION': version.get_version()
            }
        )
        self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 200)
        self.assertEqual(response.content.decode('utf-8'), rendered)

    def test_get_with_admin(self):
        """
        Accessing the view with project admin should render the page
        """
        project = ProjectF.create()
        user = project.creator

        self.request.user = user
        response = self.view(self.request, project_id=project.id).render()

        rendered = render_to_string(
            'subsets/subsets_overview.html',
            {
                'project': project,
                'user': user,
                'PLATFORM_NAME': get_current_site(self.request).name,
                'GEOKEY_VERSION': version.get_version()
            }
        )
        self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 200)
        self.assertEqual(response.content.decode('utf-8'), rendered)

class SubsetCreateTest(TestCase):
    def setUp(self):
        self.view = SubsetCreate.as_view()
        self.request = HttpRequest()
        self.request.method = 'GET'
        self.request.user = AnonymousUser()

        from django.contrib.messages.storage.fallback import FallbackStorage
        setattr(self.request, 'session', 'session')
        messages = FallbackStorage(self.request)
        setattr(self.request, '_messages', messages)

    def test_get_with_anonymous(self):
        """
        Accessing the view with AnonymousUser should redirect to the login
        pages
        """
        response = self.view(self.request)

        self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 302)
        self.assertIn('/admin/account/login/', response['location'])

    def test_post_with_anonymous(self):
        """
        Updating with AnonymousUser should redirect to the login page
        """
        self.request.method = 'POST'
        self.request.POST = {
            'name': 'Name',
            'description': 'Description',
        }
        response = self.view(self.request)

        self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 302)
        self.assertIn('/admin/account/login/', response['location'])
        self.assertEqual(0, Subset.objects.count())

    def test_get_with_user(self):
        """
        Accessing the view with normal user should render the page with an
        error message
        """
        user = UserF.create()
        project = ProjectF.create()

        self.request.user = user
        response = self.view(self.request, project_id=project.id).render()

        rendered = render_to_string(
            'subsets/subsets_create.html',
            {
                'error_description': 'Project matching query does not exist.',
                'error': 'Not found.',
                'user': user,
                'PLATFORM_NAME': get_current_site(self.request).name,
                'GEOKEY_VERSION': version.get_version()
            }
        )
        self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 200)
        self.assertEqual(response.content.decode('utf-8'), rendered)

    def test_post_with_user(self):
        """
        Updating with normal user should render the page with an
        error message
        """
        self.request.method = 'POST'
        self.request.POST = {
            'name': 'Name',
            'description': 'Description',
        }

        user = UserF.create()
        project = ProjectF.create()

        self.request.user = user
        response = self.view(self.request, project_id=project.id).render()

        rendered = render_to_string(
            'subsets/subsets_create.html',
            {
                'error_description': 'Project matching query does not exist.',
                'error': 'Not found.',
                'user': user,
                'PLATFORM_NAME': get_current_site(self.request).name,
                'GEOKEY_VERSION': version.get_version()
            }
        )
        self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 200)
        self.assertEqual(response.content.decode('utf-8'), rendered)
        self.assertEqual(0, Subset.objects.count())

    def test_get_with_admin(self):
        """
        Accessing the view with project admin should render the page
        """
        project = ProjectF.create()
        user = project.creator

        self.request.user = user
        response = self.view(self.request, project_id=project.id).render()

        rendered = render_to_string(
            'subsets/subsets_create.html',
            {
                'project': project,
                'user': user,
                'PLATFORM_NAME': get_current_site(self.request).name,
                'GEOKEY_VERSION': version.get_version()
            }
        )
        self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 200)
        self.assertEqual(response.content.decode('utf-8'), rendered)

    def test_post_with_admin(self):
        """
        Updating with project admin should create the subset and redirect to
        the subset data page.
        """
        self.request.method = 'POST'
        self.request.POST = {
            'name': 'Name',
            'description': 'Description',
        }

        project = ProjectF.create()
        user = project.creator

        self.request.user = user
        response = self.view(self.request, project_id=project.id)

        self.assertEqual(1, Subset.objects.count())
        subset = Subset.objects.first()
        self.assertEqual(subset.name, 'Name')
        self.assertEqual(subset.description, 'Description')
        self.assertEqual(subset.project, project)
        self.assertEqual(subset.creator, user)

        self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 302)
        self.assertIn(
            '/admin/projects/%s/subsets/%s/' % (project.id, subset.id),
            response['location']
        )

class SubsetSettingsTest(TestCase):
    def setUp(self):
        self.view = SubsetSettings.as_view()
        self.request = HttpRequest()
        self.request.method = 'GET'
        self.request.user = AnonymousUser()

        from django.contrib.messages.storage.fallback import FallbackStorage
        setattr(self.request, 'session', 'session')
        messages = FallbackStorage(self.request)
        setattr(self.request, '_messages', messages)

    def test_get_with_anonymous(self):
        """
        Accessing the view with AnonymousUser should redirect to the login
        pages
        """
        subset = SubsetFactory.create()
        response = self.view(
            self.request,
            project_id=subset.project.id,
            subset_id=subset.id)

        self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 302)
        self.assertIn('/admin/account/login/', response['location'])

    def test_post_with_anonymous(self):
        """
        Updating with AnonymousUser should redirect to the login page
        """
        subset = SubsetFactory.create()
        self.request.method = 'POST'
        self.request.POST = {
            'name': 'Name',
            'description': 'Description',
        }
        response = self.view(
            self.request,
            project_id=subset.project.id,
            subset_id=subset.id)

        self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 302)
        self.assertIn('/admin/account/login/', response['location'])

        reference = Subset.objects.get(pk=subset.id)
        self.assertNotEqual(reference.name, 'Name')
        self.assertNotEqual(reference.description, 'Description')

    def test_get_with_user(self):
        """
        Accessing the view with normal user should render the page with an
        error message
        """
        user = UserF.create()
        subset = SubsetFactory.create()

        self.request.user = user
        response = self.view(
            self.request,
            project_id=subset.project.id,
            subset_id=subset.id).render()

        rendered = render_to_string(
            'subsets/subsets_settings.html',
            {
                'error_description': 'Project matching query does not exist.',
                'error': 'Not found.',
                'user': user,
                'PLATFORM_NAME': get_current_site(self.request).name,
                'GEOKEY_VERSION': version.get_version()
            }
        )
        self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 200)
        self.assertEqual(response.content.decode('utf-8'), rendered)

    def test_post_with_user(self):
        """
        Updating with normal user should render the page with an error message
        """
        user = UserF.create()
        subset = SubsetFactory.create()

        self.request.user = user
        self.request.method = 'POST'
        self.request.POST = {
            'name': 'Name',
            'description': 'Description',
        }

        response = self.view(
            self.request,
            project_id=subset.project.id,
            subset_id=subset.id).render()

        rendered = render_to_string(
            'subsets/subsets_settings.html',
            {
                'error_description': 'Project matching query does not exist.',
                'error': 'Not found.',
                'user': user,
                'PLATFORM_NAME': get_current_site(self.request).name,
                'GEOKEY_VERSION': version.get_version()
            }
        )
        self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 200)
        self.assertEqual(response.content.decode('utf-8'), rendered)

        reference = Subset.objects.get(pk=subset.id)
        self.assertNotEqual(reference.name, 'Name')
        self.assertNotEqual(reference.description, 'Description')

    def test_get_with_admin(self):
        """
        Accessing the view with project admin should render the page
        """
        subset = SubsetFactory.create()
        user = subset.project.creator

        self.request.user = user
        response = self.view(
            self.request,
            project_id=subset.project.id,
            subset_id=subset.id).render()

        rendered = render_to_string(
            'subsets/subsets_settings.html',
            {
                'subset': subset,
                'user': user,
                'PLATFORM_NAME': get_current_site(self.request).name,
                'GEOKEY_VERSION': version.get_version()
            }
        )
        self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 200)
        self.assertEqual(response.content.decode('utf-8'), rendered)

    def test_post_with_admin(self):
        """
        Accessing the view with project admin should render the page
        """
        subset = SubsetFactory.create()
        user = subset.project.creator

        self.request.user = user
        self.request.method = 'POST'
        self.request.POST = {
            'name': 'Name',
            'description': 'Description',
        }

        response = self.view(
            self.request,
            project_id=subset.project.id,
            subset_id=subset.id).render()

        reference = Subset.objects.get(pk=subset.id)
        self.assertEqual(reference.name, 'Name')
        self.assertEqual(reference.description, 'Description')

        rendered = render_to_string(
            'subsets/subsets_settings.html',
            {
                'subset': reference,
                'user': user,
                'PLATFORM_NAME': get_current_site(self.request).name,
                'GEOKEY_VERSION': version.get_version(),
                'messages': get_messages(self.request)
            }
        )
        self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 200)
        self.assertEqual(response.content.decode('utf-8'), rendered)

    def test_get_non_existing_with_admin(self):
        """
        Accessing the view with project admin should render an error message
        """
        project = ProjectF.create()
        user = project.creator

        self.request.user = user
        response = self.view(
            self.request,
            project_id=project.id,
            subset_id=634842156456).render()

        rendered = render_to_string(
            'subsets/subsets_settings.html',
            {
                'error_description': 'Subset matching query does not exist.',
                'error': 'Not found.',
                'user': user,
                'PLATFORM_NAME': get_current_site(self.request).name,
                'GEOKEY_VERSION': version.get_version()
            }
        )
        self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 200)
        self.assertEqual(response.content.decode('utf-8'), rendered)

    def test_post_non_existing_with_admin(self):
        """
        Update the view with project admin should render an error message
        """
        project = ProjectF.create()
        user = project.creator

        self.request.user = user
        self.request.method = 'POST'
        self.request.POST = {
            'name': 'Name',
            'description': 'Description',
        }

        response = self.view(
            self.request,
            project_id=project.id,
            subset_id=634842156456).render()

        rendered = render_to_string(
            'subsets/subsets_settings.html',
            {
                'error_description': 'Subset matching query does not exist.',
                'error': 'Not found.',
                'user': user,
                'PLATFORM_NAME': get_current_site(self.request).name,
                'GEOKEY_VERSION': version.get_version()
            }
        )
        self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 200)
        self.assertEqual(response.content.decode('utf-8'), rendered)

class SubsetDataTest(TestCase):
    def setUp(self):
        self.view = SubsetData.as_view()
        self.request = HttpRequest()
        self.request.method = 'GET'
        self.request.user = AnonymousUser()

        from django.contrib.messages.storage.fallback import FallbackStorage
        setattr(self.request, 'session', 'session')
        messages = FallbackStorage(self.request)
        setattr(self.request, '_messages', messages)

    def test_get_with_anonymous(self):
        """
        Posting with AnonymousUser should redirect to the login pages and not
        update the filters
        """
        subset = SubsetFactory.create()
        response = self.view(
            self.request,
            project_id=subset.project.id,
            subset_id=subset.id)

        self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 302)
        self.assertIn('/admin/account/login/', response['location'])

    def test_post_with_anonymous(self):
        """
        Accessing the view with AnonymousUser should redirect to the login
        pages
        """
        subset = SubsetFactory.create()
        category = CategoryFactory.create(**{'project': subset.project})

        self.request.method = 'POST'
        self.request.POST = {
            'filters': '{ "%s": { } }' % category.id
        }

        response = self.view(
            self.request,
            project_id=subset.project.id,
            subset_id=subset.id)

        reference_subset = Subset.objects.get(pk=subset.id)
        self.assertIsNone(reference_subset.filters)

        self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 302)
        self.assertIn('/admin/account/login/', response['location'])

    def test_get_with_user(self):
        """
        Accessing the view with normal user should render the page with an
        error message
        """
        subset = SubsetFactory.create()
        user = UserF.create()

        self.request.user = user
        response = self.view(
            self.request,
            project_id=subset.project.id,
            subset_id=subset.id).render()

        rendered = render_to_string(
            'subsets/subsets_data.html',
            {
                'error_description': 'Project matching query does not exist.',
                'error': 'Not found.',
                'user': user,
                'PLATFORM_NAME': get_current_site(self.request).name,
                'GEOKEY_VERSION': version.get_version()
            }
        )
        self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 200)
        self.assertEqual(response.content.decode('utf-8'), rendered)

    def test_post_with_user(self):
        """
        Posting with normal user should render with an error message and not
        update the filter
        """
        subset = SubsetFactory.create()
        user = UserF.create()

        category = CategoryFactory.create(**{'project': subset.project})

        self.request.user = user
        self.request.method = 'POST'
        self.request.POST = {
            'filters': '{ "%s": { } }' % category.id
        }
        response = self.view(
            self.request,
            project_id=subset.project.id,
            subset_id=subset.id).render()

        reference_subset = Subset.objects.get(pk=subset.id)
        self.assertIsNone(reference_subset.filters)

        rendered = render_to_string(
            'subsets/subsets_data.html',
            {
                'error_description': 'Project matching query does not exist.',
                'error': 'Not found.',
                'user': user,
                'PLATFORM_NAME': get_current_site(self.request).name,
                'GEOKEY_VERSION': version.get_version()
            }
        )
        self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 200)
        self.assertEqual(response.content.decode('utf-8'), rendered)

    def test_get_with_admin(self):
        """
        Accessing the view with project admin should render the page
        """
        subset = SubsetFactory.create()
        user = subset.project.creator

        self.request.user = user
        response = self.view(
            self.request,
            project_id=subset.project.id,
            subset_id=subset.id).render()

        rendered = render_to_string(
            'subsets/subsets_data.html',
            {
                'subset': subset,
                'user': user,
                'PLATFORM_NAME': get_current_site(self.request).name,
                'GEOKEY_VERSION': version.get_version()
            }
        )
        self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 200)
        self.assertEqual(response.content.decode('utf-8'), rendered)

    def test_post_with_admin(self):
        """
        Posting with admin should update the filters of the subset
        """
        subset = SubsetFactory.create()
        user = subset.project.creator

        category = CategoryFactory.create(**{'project': subset.project})

        self.request.user = user
        self.request.method = 'POST'
        self.request.POST = {
            'filters': '{ "%s": { } }' % category.id
        }
        response = self.view(
            self.request,
            project_id=subset.project.id,
            subset_id=subset.id).render()

        reference_subset = Subset.objects.get(pk=subset.id)
        self.assertEqual(
            reference_subset.filters,
            json.loads('{ "%s": { } }' % category.id)
        )

        rendered = render_to_string(
            'subsets/subsets_data.html',
            {
                'subset': reference_subset,
                'user': user,
                'PLATFORM_NAME': get_current_site(self.request).name,
                'messages': get_messages(self.request),
                'GEOKEY_VERSION': version.get_version()
            }
        )

        self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 200)
        self.assertEqual(response.content.decode('utf-8'), rendered)

class SubsetDeleteTest(TestCase):
    def setUp(self):
        self.view = SubsetDelete.as_view()
        self.request = HttpRequest()
        self.request.method = 'GET'
        self.request.user = AnonymousUser()

        from django.contrib.messages.storage.fallback import FallbackStorage
        setattr(self.request, 'session', 'session')
        messages = FallbackStorage(self.request)
        setattr(self.request, '_messages', messages)

    def test_get_with_anonymous(self):
        """
        Accessing the view with AnonymousUser should redirect to the login
        pages
        """
        subset = SubsetFactory.create()
        response = self.view(
            self.request,
            project_id=subset.project.id,
            subset_id=subset.id)

        self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 302)
        self.assertIn('/admin/account/login/', response['location'])
        self.assertEqual(Subset.objects.count(), 1)

    def test_get_with_user(self):
        """
        Accessing the view with normal user should render the page with an
        error message
        """
        subset = SubsetFactory.create()
        user = UserF.create()

        self.request.user = user
        response = self.view(
            self.request,
            project_id=subset.project.id,
            subset_id=subset.id).render()

        rendered = render_to_string(
            'base.html',
            {
                'error_description': 'Project matching query does not exist.',
                'error': 'Not found.',
                'user': user,
                'PLATFORM_NAME': get_current_site(self.request).name,
                'GEOKEY_VERSION': version.get_version()
            }
        )
        self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 200)
        self.assertEqual(response.content.decode('utf-8'), rendered)
        self.assertEqual(Subset.objects.count(), 1)

    def test_get_with_admin(self):
        """
        Deleting with project admin should redirect to project list
        """
        subset = SubsetFactory.create()
        user = subset.project.creator

        self.request.user = user
        response = self.view(
            self.request,
            project_id=subset.project.id,
            subset_id=subset.id)

        self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 302)
        self.assertIn(
            reverse('admin:subset_list', args=(subset.project.id, )),
            response['location']
        )
        self.assertEqual(Subset.objects.count(), 0)

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Travel Suggestion: The diving sites in Malaysia are numerous and travelling to these locations by bus is one of the most convenient ways to reach these locations. Take an express bus, book tickets from redbus and enjoy some popular dive sites here.
●	Mabul Island: One of the best sites for muck diving, this place is renowned widely for the innumerable and rare species of critters that it houses.
●	Layang Island: A dive here will let you swim past pristine corals and also provide an opportunity to meet some of the bigger species of the underwater world, like it includes the Hammerhead sharks.
●	Peninsular Malaysia: Amateurs and beginners can head to Peninsular Malaysia to get a feel of what it is to dive into clear blue waters that are surrounded by sandy white beaches and lush tropical forests on land.
●	Tioman Island: Not only will you enjoy diving here and in the surrounding islands, Tioman Island is also famous for other fun activities such as snorkelling, sunbathing and kayaking.
●	Lankayan Island: A small island located north of the city of Sandakan in eastern Sabah. Lankayan only has one (luxurious) resort and it's all about diving and relaxing.
●	Mataking Island: This Island comprises of some of the great as diving conditions at the nearby islands of Sipadan and Mabul. The area surrounding Mataking, Pom and Sibuan still offers quite a few amazing dive sites (especially Sibuan is known for great muck diving).


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Gast Group
Gast Group/
Gast Group Compressors. Helping to Refresh the Parts for Heineken that Other Compressors Cannot
Wed, Nov 28, 2012 15:00 CET
Used throughout Europe and more recently introduced to Mexico, Heineken's Orion and Cellar-beer dispense systems have been developed for large venues, medium sized hotels, restaurants and cafés or where the high turnover of beer means that the traditional, loose beer keg is not a viable solution.
Each beer dispense system consists of a series of 250, 500 or 1000 litre stainless steel tanks, which are installed in either a cold room or water-cooled insulated beer-tank, are regularly filled from a beer-truck or road tanker. The Orion system is controlled by a touch screen interface behind the bar, which enables users to switch tanks and control the system's temperature, delivery rate and cleaning cycle.
Unlike traditional kegs that rely on carbon dioxide (CO2) for dispense, the Heineken systems uses oil-free compressed air from a JUN-AIR compressor or Gast rocking piston to pressurise the tanks. This pressurisation method squeezes a beer-filled bag (in-liner) within the tank to press beer to the taps. The use of compressed air also improves health and safety in the workplace as the Heineken system doesn't require venue employees to handle heavy barrels or gas canisters.
For Heineken's cold room-based Cellar-beer system, a wall-mounted JUN-AIR OF312 compressor is fitted with an 8.5 litre stainless steel receiver tank and produces compressed air at 2.5 bar to pressurise the dispense system's tanks and deliver the beer at 25 l/min, sufficient for up to five taps. The insulated, cold water-based Orion system uses a wall-mounted Gast 82R rocking piston fitted with a 8.5 litre stainless steel receiver tank and is capable of delivering beer at 20 l/min, sufficient for four taps. Each compressor is fitted with a regulator to enable the pressure to be adjusted to suit the tapping speed.
Commenting for Heineken, technical project leader Henk Foppen explains that traditional kegs use CO2to pressurise barrels and deliver beer to the taps. This method is very sensitive to temperature variations in the storage and increases or decreases the CO2level in the beer above/below the 0.46 Gew.-% CO2 preferred by Heineken, so beer doesn't always reach customers at Heineken's preferred CO2content. Conversely, dispense systems ensure that beer is served to customers at the same high quality it left the brewery and the in-liners create a barrier between the beer and compressed air to avoid oxidation of the product.
Says Henk Foppen: "Because Heineken's Orion and Cellar-beer dispense systems use compressed air to squeeze the in-liner, the beer that customers drink at the venue is the best quality they can have – in fact the same quality as when it left the brewery."
For larger venues such as arenas, exhibition halls and airports, Heineken specifies JUN-AIR's OF1202 compressors fitted with two 8.5 litre receiver tanks. Here, the beer dispense systems are fitted in multiple cold rooms and can incorporate as many as thirty 1000 litre tanks with up to three compressors per cold room They are connected in series and capable of dispensing beer to as many as 90 taps.
For applications such as these, the Gast Group's JUN-AIR range of oil-less air compressors offers an unrivalled combination of low noise levels (as low as 47-55dBA when housed in soundproof cabinets), reliability, long life and low maintenance. Receiver tanks are manufactured from high-quality stainless steel to avoid corrosion and ensure the highest air quality throughout the lifetime of the compressor. Units also feature a unique cooling system and wear-resisting piston rings, and are designed for 100% continuous operation up to 10 bar maximum pressure.
In addition, Gast's oil-free 82R rocking piston is powered by an AC motor and protected against corrosion from moisture. It is available with air flow rates to 6.6 m3/h, vacuum capacities to 200 mbar and pressures up to 7 bar. Other features include a simple `O` ring cylinder head seal to reduce service time, which improves cooling on the compressor head and reduces the exhaust air temperature.
Gast Group claims that, compared to many rocking pistons, the 82R provides up to 27% better performance at maximum duties, 47% higher power efficiency and 29% less ampere load. Output ranges from 0.25 to 0.37 kW (1/4 to 1/2 HP).
Summarising, Henk Foppen says: "In the past we used electric pumps to deliver beer to the taps but, since developing the Cellar-beer 2000 system in 2000/2001, the JUN-AIR and Gast compressor solutions have helped us set new standards. They are an excellent, reliable source of compressors and I am confident in talking to them about future innovations, specifications and developments to our beer dispense systems."
To date, Heineken's Orion and Cellar-beer dispense systems, equipped with Gast Group's compressors, have been installed in thousands of venues inHolland, throughout Europe and, most recently, inMexico.
Andre Goodson, Gast Group Limited
Unit 11, The IO Centre, Nash Road, Redditch, B98 7AS
Tel: +44 (0)1527 504040, Fax: +44 (0)1527 525262
Email: gastgroup.uk@idexcorp.com Web: www.gastmfg.com / www.jun-air.com
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Tel: +44 (0)1453 755551 Fax: +44 (0)1453 751525 E-mail: simon@cka.co.uk
Since 1921, Gast Manufacturing, Inc. has been designing and manufacturing quality air-moving products. Our vacuum pumps, compressors, air motors, gear motors, vacuum generators, regenerative blowers and Smart Air technology meet the many challenging applications of OEMs and end-users worldwide. For industrial manufacturing, health care lab, or environmental cleanup applications, Gast provides a full range of ideally suited and cost-effective solutions to any pneumatic problem.
In 1998, Gast was acquired by IDEX Corporation and is part of the IDEX Health Science Technologies segment. IDEX, an acronym for Innovation, Diversity and EXcellence, manufactures proprietary pump products, dispensing equipment, and other engineered products for a variety of global markets.
In 2006, Gast Manufacturing, Inc. acquired JUN-AIR, the leading provider of quiet compressors for laboratories, dental clinics, medical, beverage, graphic and industrial applications worldwide. As a result, its customers can take advantage of the broad product portfolios of both companies to solve their application requirements from the component level through complete compressor solutions.
Since the introduction of its first compressor in 1958, JUN-AIR has become a leading supplier of quiet air compressors used in laboratories, dental clinics, medical, beverage, graphic, and industrial applications worldwide. Its products include a full range of standard and customised compressors and cabinets. Continuous development of products and production facilities helps maintain JUN-AIR's enviable reputation for quality and reliability among more than half a million satisfied customers.
JUN-AIR products are now sold and supported in more than 100 countries through subsidiaries and distributors. As an international company, JUN-AIR is concerned about the world environment. They strive to produce a range of products that offer environmental benefits such as the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions through reduced energy consumption. Over the years they have introduced a number of improvements, resulting in the most energy-efficient compressors on the market.
Gast is an international supplier with manufacturing and logistical facilities located regionally in support of global customers. They are committed to conforming to global manufacturing standards in the areas of health, safety, environmental, and consumer protection.
Gast is proud of its 90-year history of leadership in the design and manufacture of high-quality air-moving products. It is even more proud of the positive impact they make on its customers' products. Achieving a leadership position in a complex industry is not a simple task. Gast has done it by adhering to some simple principles: understand the industry better than anyone else, make better products than anyone else, and serve the customer better than anyone else.
CO2 , Orion , Heineken , compressor , Gast , JUN-AIR , Gast Manufacturing , Gast Group , Gast compressor , JUN-AIR compressor , rocking piston , dispense , beer dispense , of1202 , 82r , beer cellar , cellar-beer
Press Release from Gast Group: Heineken Beer Dispense
Gast Website
JUN-AIR Website
In the past we used electric pumps to deliver beer to the taps but, since developing the Cellar-beer 2000 system in 2000/2001, the JUN-AIR and Gast compressor solutions have helped us set new standards
Henk Foppen (HEINEKEN Nederland B.V.)
They are an excellent, reliable source of compressors and I am confident in talking to them about future innovations, specifications and developments to our beer dispense systems

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Pros: "The flight was on time"
Cons: "too crowded"
Pros: "The way they load the aircraft from the rear for covid safety precautions."
Cons: "The availability to switch my ticket to an earlier flight to avoid a 5 hour layover."
Pros: "Seat comfortable and the seatbelts actually fit!"
Cons: "Nothing relly"
Pros: "Cree was great. The switch from one airplane to another was smooth. Snacks were great selection and enjoyed the WiFi"
Cons: "Everything was great"
Pros: "this is the airline"
Pros: "Nothing three hours late I went to dc and then took the train"
Pros: "Crew was really nice."
Cons: "My first flight was delay because of that I lost my second flight."
Cons: "We left Salt Lake City so late that I missed all my train connections and ruined my plans."
Pros: "Standard boarding The plane was on time"
Cons: "Better boarding process.Such as the one used by Southwest"
Pros: "The flight was on time the crew and captain was very helpful. They got us on and off quickly and safe"
Pros: "Crew was the best I have had in 2019 on Delta, the only good crew."
Cons: "Everything at the Atlanta Airport. From the airport and staff itself to those working for Delta Airlines. It has been so bad, that I am thinking of flying with American Airlines again and avoiding the Atlanta Airport all together. Absolutely the worst airport in the country, Delta not much better"
Pros: "Good entertainment options."
Cons: "Only water and coffee available. Flight had been delayed over an hour."
Cons: "I paid to be in row 1 first class, when I checked in I was in the first row, then as I boarded I was told my seat changed to the back row in first class for no reason at all. I choose the 1st row for a ready and I expect to sit there! 2 flights in a row that Delta moved my seat for no reason"
Pros: "Entertaining crew"
Cons: "On time arrival (we were late)."
Pros: "I like flying Delta. Make you feel comfortable and at ease."
Pros: "The crew was nice, the flight was so short, there was little interaction with them."
Cons: "Boarding was a disaster, people didn't have seats which caused a delay in boarding. It was a mess. The seats were uncomfortable and too small. I know it's a short flight but it was just too tight in there. The flight was delayed and the communication was all over; the time was constantly changin"
Pros: "Don't know yet, because I have not left Korea."
Cons: "Not happy that DELTA changed my flight again and now I arrive (6) hours later in Philly. Longer layover in Detroit is not comforting! Hoping/praying that DELTA doesn't change more on this flight going home!"
Pros: "nice crew"
Cons: "terrible seat comfort, late departure due to airline's booking problems"
Pros: "Seating lacked the ability to recline in any way. There were no snacks or drinks whatsoever"
Cons: "The seats could recline. On a top tier airline I expect comfortable seating that declines for the price"
Pros: "We left early"
Pros: "Food and entertainment were non-existent since the flights were so short and on smaller jets.....so I guess 1star isn't really fair, but there was no option for N/A Flight attendants were friendly. VPS-ATL lead attendant was very sweet to a passenger in front of us who was on her first flight alone with her child to go to her fathers funeral in the Philippines. She also thanked a soldier for her service. Love these little touches."
Cons: "I'm so used to the nice screens with free tv games and flight tracker and really missed that on this trip. I'm glad I decided not to pay to upgrade to comfort + this trip for the first time in a long time."
Pros: "Flight was safe, smooth & fast."
Cons: "Seats have no leg room!!!"
Pros: "It was too cold on the flight. I asked for a blanket and luckily the stewardess had one. However, before giving it to me, she told me it was the only one on the flight!"
Pros: "Smooth , fast, comfortable"
Pros: "Crew was awesome"
Cons: "No TV unfortunately"
Pros: "What I liked was getting to my house."
Cons: "The air-conditioning was extremely cold; on the positive side, I was given a blanket. The plane did not have any kind of tv screen in which to watch films or programs. Space was unbelievably tight between seats and rows; I cannot imagine a horizontally or vertically big person having any level of comfort. In general, the service was quite poor, making me wonder how does Delta treat the flight attendants, for they seemed tired and careless. The above did not happen in any of my other flights: Atlanta-Guadalajara, Guadalajara-CDMX, CDMX-Atlanta."
Pros: "Everything, smooth flight with an entertaining crew."
Pros: "Nice big plane."
Pros: "The exit row seats reclined."
Cons: "USB charging didn't appear to work. No meal service. Very brief lay over. This is bad because a 6A flight from RNO to SLC with a <50m layover and then a SLC to PHL flight means that you do not get any food until 11P when landing in PHL."
Pros: "Crew was great"
Cons: "No entertainment on flight. No smoking in Minneapolis airport"
Pros: "Everything went smoothly. The staff were friendly, the flight fast and calm."
Cons: "Nothing that can be done, just tough being 6'5" in a connection plane."
Pros: "Quick boarding. Nice crew. No food or entertainment so I couldn't rate those. N/A should be a choice"
Pros: "Made it out of Detroit that same day! Friendly flight attendants!"
Cons: "Flight was delayed. And then cancelled. We were booked into a later flight 8 hours later that was also delayed again due to weather but we did make it out of Detroit that night. Other people were not as lucky."
Pros: "They have great and friend staff."
Cons: "Delta treats any passenger that isn't a member of their skymiles or anyone that doesn't purchase a seat in advance like peasants. You don't get assigned a seat until YouTube up at the airport... That's fine, not really a big deal. But because you didn't select a seat, they don't let you print or view your boarding pass on your phone, forcing you to go to the checking desk. For someone that has TSA pre check and travels alot, all that extra time adds up and can sometimes cause you to miss your flight. Because there is on "fast line" when you check-in like there is at the security check point. I only have this problem with Delta, never American airlines..."
Cons: "my flight from JFK to Cancun had entertainment (TV, movie screen, headphones, etc). This one did not. Was kinda disappointed."
Pros: "Seats were comfortable"
Cons: "If flight is full all the time get a bigger plane"
Cons: "NO ENTERTAINMENT no snacks on the second flight after an hr 24 layover AND 52 minutes delay, seat near the bathroom which smelled horrible"
Pros: "Food was not offered on a short flight, the one star does not mean bad. There was no other option same for entertainment"
Pros: "Our plane had mechanical issue with a parking brake which they left us know about once we loaded the plane. Unfortunately it was going to take to long so they switched us to another plane."
Cons: "Airlines in general need to enforce the carry on luggage rules. If it doesn't match the dimensions for the carry on specks then make the people Check it. Don't let it go. If I paid for a seat and I'm allowed two carry ons then there should be room for them. Don't ask people to check bags because of a full plane. The crew should have there own place to store their belongings, not where the passengers do and take their space. The life rafts need to be easy to get to but again should take up a spot a passenger has paid for their luggage to go. If that is the only space for these items then don't allow passengers to bring two items if in those seats or on the whole plane. It's really disappointing when your told you may have to check your bag because there's not enough room."
Pros: "Cookies"
Cons: "Space"
Pros: "John at Destin/Fort Walton Beach airport (VPS)was excellent! Helped us overcome some problems & get us seated. All worked fine from there."
Cons: "No problems"
Pros: "Very clean aircrafts"
Cons: "Don't like how you have to pay extra to pick your seat. This is something that budget airlines usually do, so I was surprised Delta did this. I was unable to sit with my boyfriend, because we elected not to pay additional fees to pick our seats, yet there were many open seats on our plane. I would choose United over Delta, as they don't force you to pay extra to sit with those you are traveling with."
Pros: "Friendly, friendly, friendly."
Pros: "Was kept aware of all the delay times and when, how to rebook flights for missed connections."
Cons: "Two hour delay taking off"
Pros: "This flight was quick to board and after a short flight was quickly back on the ground. No rating for food and entertainment because they are not available on such a short flight"
Pros: "The attendants"
Cons: "The delay and no free wifi."
Pros: "Tail winds provided an early arrival. When my flight was rebooked due to a delay on my first booking I was upgraded to Permium booking and drinks were complementary on the flight from Atlanta to Philadelphia."
Pros: "Smooth flight"
Cons: "No entertainment on a 5 hr flight. I know a lot of people bring devices but a set of headphones and some music would be nice"
Pros: "Online boarding passes a great idea"
Cons: "Don't like to pay extra to reserve seats. Seating is overcrowded - poor leg room."
Pros: "The food and drink were abundant and served at a decent pace. The boarding seemed quick and I was able to get to my seat quickly."
Cons: "I had a 2 hour layover to switch from my BA flight to my American Airlines flight in Heathrow, but since I, and every other AA passenger had to wait in line to reprint my boarding pass to an AA boarding pass after we had taken the bus to the terminal, I waited about 45 minutes in that line. Then we had to go through security again. By the time I made it to my gate the flight said it was "closing." We took off about 15 minutes after that. The "hot box" snack had goat cheese and I'm not a fan."
Cons: "Crew, food, and entertainment were terrible. If I pay for british airways, I should get it. American airlines is trash, and all of the airlines in the US, should take notes from every other airline. Air travel In the US has become the bus station of the 21st century. I shouldn't be paying this much to bad business just because there isn't an alternative."
Pros: "Pasta was good."
Cons: "The touch screen did NOT work most of the time.Not able to watch GPS or select movie..."
Pros: "Crew was fine and meal service was decent"
Cons: "Stood on the jetway for 30 minutes due to some issue with boarding. Aircraft was tiny, not enough bathrooms for such a long flight. Dirty bathrooms and long lines."
Cons: "Couldn't get movies to play"
Pros: "Smooth flight and on time."
Cons: "Small plane. Even small carry-ons had to be gate checked"
Cons: "Comfort was compromised because we had to sit in chairs against back bulkhead and chairs did not properly recline. Headphonesfor movies were not offered. Even though I tried to reserve aseat 24 hours ahead of time, the computer system was impossible to navigate."
Cons: "Flights out of RDU to Philly were late. AA will not let you get on another flight going to the same destination if your checked luggage has been committed to particular flight beforehand. You have to fly with your luggage."
Cons: "Flight was cancelled"
Cons: "3.5 hours late out of Columbus, minimal if any communication by gate agents, 45 minutes wait for gate in PHL, 15 minutes at gate to get jet bridge to plane."
Pros: "Liked all the little amenities - actual meals, USB plugs for charging, free movies and games to entertain my kids, enough leg room that I can bend down and get stuff from my bag under the seat and that I could lean back a little without causing the person behind me to need knee surgery, tilt feature on screens to make video viewing easier when the person ahead of you tips their seat back. Seats were wide enough that I didn't fear jabbing my neighbor in the ribs every time I moved. Ice Cream!"
Pros: "I like it was fast and smooth"
Cons: "Not too much space in the plane"
Cons: "Unable to sleep on the redeye from Seattle to Philly owing to a loud, constant alarm for the entire flight."
Pros: "Awesome service"
Pros: "Other passengers were friendly?"
Cons: "I was traveling alone with my tired, cranky 13 month old. I get that it's no fun for anyone, including me, to have a tired toddler on the flight! But from the moment we boarded the flight attendant was unfriendly and unhelpful. I asked for help putting a heavy bag in the overhead compartment. She half-heartedly tried and then told me it "didn't fit". By simply turning it on its side, I was able to easily make it fit, but it was uncomfortable for me to have to do so while also holding my baby! The flight attendant then commented that I couldn't have the child in a carrier during the flight (something I am well aware of!). She also neglected to offer us a snack later on. Overall, she was rude and inconsiderate and made a difficult trip more unpleasant."
Pros: "Stsff was outstanding...love the compllimentary wine....like the old days.when service mattered most."
Cons: "Airline wait lines at terminals"
Cons: "Boarding-we boarded class 9 and had a carry on that was to big so all 3 personnel yelled at me and my husband with my daughter in my arms very loud and disrespectfully " YOU CAN NOT BRING THESE TYPE OF BAGS ON THE PLANE!" Mind you 3 people are saying this while other people were also waiting to board the plane! So I quickly say we do not need 3 people to tell us 1 thing and especially yelling at us like we were kids or criminals because it felt like we must have broke the law the way they treated us! That experience was horrible and ruined my liking for AA"
Cons: "Staff was rude and accoutable for delayed flight and lightning striking plane while we were in the air"
Pros: "The crew was friendly and helpful. Upgrade from cloth seats was nice."
Cons: "The food wasn't terribly tasty or filling. Also, it was freezing - with a blanket, sweater and scarf on."
Pros: "Manchter to Philadelphia ok Philadelphia to sanfranscisco no good"
Cons: "I want to know we allready pay ticket why they charge eighty two doller more they no give us food nothing please give my money back next time I never bought ticket"
Pros: "Flight attendant"
Cons: "Delays Was told my ticket had been canceled"
Cons: "Aa blows"
Pros: "The meals were pretty decent and I loved that I was given chocolates during the flight."
Pros: "Everything was awful about the flight."
Cons: "The crew members were extremely rude, especially, Michelle and Micheal they should not be on long flights with such awful attitudes. None of the tv's, usb charging Ports worked. AA was the worst airline to fly overseas. Very disappointed."
Cons: "The airline was changed and I was not aware until I arrived to the airport."
Pros: "The crew were pleasant and friendly. They tried the best that they could given the circumstances."
Cons: "My flights were delayed so I missed my connection. I had to fly a red-eye from San Fran to Boston getting in at 6AM with meetings that started at 10AM...had to BUY a day-pass at the Admirals Club (I feel this could have been provided as it was mechanical issues that caused the delays). THEN my trip from Boston home were delayed so they switched me to another flight and then THAT one was delayed twice so I actually got home later than if I had taken the original flight! Overall the flights really sucked!!"
Pros: "Crew was apologetic."
Cons: "PHL ground stop no known reason. Good weather. Even pilot was at a loss. 4 hours total delay, 3 of which spent in tarmac."
Pros: "Our 'lullaby flight' was not completely full, so that made things nice, but what really made our day after being tired from traveling and finally getting on this flight was the steward. I don't know his name, but he's most likely one of American Airline's most senior stewards. His grey hair did not stop him from being one of the most positive and funny people to lighten up a flight. Thank you!"
Pros: "Airport expansion"
Cons: "Due to construction traffic is a problem but still manageable"
Pros: "Crew was service oriented and friendly and food was good"
Cons: "Uncomfortable seating; ran out of water on an 8 hour flight, and no individualized entertainment"
Pros: "have been forced to check in my carry-on bag and waiting to pic it up at the baggage area, resulted that I missed my train"
Cons: "boarding, smooth flight, e-pass option"
Pros: "Good seats after being moved. Flight attendants were great."
Cons: "4.5 hours late leaving. Returning flight 1.5 late on return flight."
Pros: "Great service and Manchester is way better than flying to Boston"
Cons: "Your rating app doesn't have a N/A option"
Pros: "Crew very helpful. Screen broken, crew attempted to fix. When unable to fix, moved seat. Followed up and made sure I was taken care of."
Cons: "Entertainment screen broken."
Pros: "I flew coach for the first time in a year, and I was shocked at how poor the service was. Additionally, the aircraft was not maintained: broken sinks in the bathroom / most of the video entertainment was broken in Premium Economy Class. I had to cross the Atlantic for 9 hours with no movies to distract me. I'm shocked that the business class crew still treat coach passengers with disrespect as if they are second class citizens."
Pros: "Flight crew was peofessional"
Cons: "First flight was delayed. Delay not related to weather. American refused to provide hotel. the provided hotel and meal voucher for a fellow traveler on same flight who missed his connection. I was told he was accommodated because he is priority. When asked how I become priority I was told "he spends more money and flies more often." To me that means as a customer I am not a priority to American Airlines."
Pros: "Free drinks!!!"
Cons: "No leg room"
Pros: "Food was fine."
Cons: "Plane was old and didn't include personal screens in the seats, for an 8+ hour flight it should be mandatory. Everything about the plane felt old and slightly dirty, and while flying across the Atlantic, it's slightly nerve wracking to still see cigarette disposals in the bathroom and on the seats (reminding you just how old the plane is)! The boarding process was a bit crazed, we were put on buses in no particular priority order and dropped off at the plane to all board at the same time!"
Pros: "inflight entertainment was good; food was so-so"
Cons: "Our flight was 'delayed' and as a result had to be put on another connecting flight. Many people on the same flight missed their connecting flights because of it. Because of all the re-booking they had to do, we nearly missed our flight as well. AA is also horrible at boarding."
Cons: "I WAS NOT ALLOWED TO BOARD MY FLIGHT BECAUSE I WAS ONL,Y 19 MINUTES EARLY RATHER THAN 20 MINUTES EARLY FOR CHECK-IN. SOUTHWEST WOULD NEVER BLOCK A PAYING PASSENGER BECAUSE THEY DIDN'T CHECK IN 20 MINUTES EARLY. I PAID $600 FOR THAT FLIGHT AND WATCHED IT SIT ON THE RUNWAY WHILE I WAS BLOCKED FROM BOARDING. IT WAS 20 FEET AWAY FROM ME IN THIS TINY AIRPORT. MY CO-WORKER WAS ABLE TO GET ON, BUT I WAS A COUPLE OF STEPS BEHIND BECAUSE OF RETURNING THE RENTIAL CAR."
Pros: "Employees were friendly and helpful"
Cons: "I think every CEO of a company should be forced to eat their food. It was horrible. A fresh sandwich would be so much better (with add your own may/mustard) The air freshener from the bathroom was so strong that I was nauseous the whole flight. We were at least 8-10 rows away from the restroom. It sprayed about every 20 minutes. My tv screen didn't work. Made it a long flight. No one else around me had that problem"
Pros: "I have traveled first class with other US airline, and in comparison, American First Class in this trip was just ok. Is like they work right on the below line on Customer Service for First Class passengers."
Cons: "No entertainment, food selection very limited."
Pros: "There was a lot of extra room on the flight so it was comfortable. The meals were tasty. I was glad they gave us a few snacks in addition to the main meal and the dinner snack with the tart and the sponge taper very good."
Cons: "The monitors were very difficult to use. I had to press them multiple times to change the screen"
Pros: "Helpful attitude of crew"
Cons: "would have liked to be able to power up digital devices."
Pros: "Flight was straightforward and crew were pleasant."
Cons: "The boarding process was not so good. It was a busy flight and they needed to put luggage underneath asking for volunteer, then after a certain point it was mandatory. I completely appreciate the need for it to happen, but it turned into caos. People everywhere stood waiting. My suggestion would be to have people who need to check baggage stand off to the side and continue boarding those who are ready to go."
Cons: "The touch screens were horrible and no Wi-Fi"
Pros: "Crew was very attentive"
Cons: "The television was in the aisle and couldn't be properly seen. Also there was no outlet charger."
Cons: "Please use the A330 for the return trip..."
Pros: "The plane was amazing"
Pros: "Crew was professional and friendly."
Cons: "The plane was delayed by an hour and thirty minutes because it was coming from another airport where it was delayed."
Pros: "They lost my luggage."
Pros: "The inflight entertainment that's all"
Cons: "Better crew and food"
Pros: "Nice attendant."
Cons: "Very late."
Pros: "Ground crew at VPS was very helpful during a long delay."
Cons: "Delayed ( four hours) because United, or whatever regional flyer they use, did not have a first officer to fly our plane to VPS. Of course, we missed the last flight back to Amarillo. Now, I'm missing a day of work. This flight is now costing me a fortune, as well."
Pros: "Crew was great and seats were comfy"
Pros: "Our crew was good but everything else was awful. A 1/12 hour flight ended up with us on board for 6 hours."
Cons: "Mechanical problems.... crew out of hours.... you name it .... it happened on my flight!"
Pros: "I like that the Captain made the announcements and updates himself."
Cons: "Repeated maintenance delays that appeared to be never ending. Captain and Crew gave good, fairly honest updates, but they were unable to source another aircraft and got lucky that the maintenance crew was able to fix it. Our row (32 DEF) was even narrower than the other rows and there were no outlets available for charging onboard."
Pros: "More space, better flight attendants, 3 free meals and free alcoholic beverages. It's all good."
Cons: "Nothing, loved it."
Pros: "The direct flight was really nice."
Cons: "That entertainment had an extra cost."
Pros: "Very good flight. I would recommend United Airlines"
Pros: "The crew was great."
Cons: "The seats are very hard making a 3+ hour flight pretty uncomfortable."
Pros: "Prompt boarding, no delays,smooth flight. Overall a very good experience."
Pros: "Confort and puntual"
Pros: "*Sat in Economy Plus so had a good amount of room"
Cons: "*Ran out of overhead bin space early on. *The inflight entertainment worked for about 15 minutes and wouldn't work anymore."
Pros: "The flight was excellent"
Cons: "Seats were not as comfortable as they could have been they could have provided a usb charger."
Pros: "Great crew & very accommodating"
Cons: "Missed connection flight to Honolulu because of sand storm, customer service was horrible. Next available flight 14 hours later the following morning"
Pros: "When they removed the crazy man sitting next to me and we deplaned"
Pros: "The free movies and tv shows on flight back. The snacks and free beverages."
Cons: "My baggage was lost"
Cons: "As a frequent flyer, I'm used to slight delays, waiting around, and standard customer service across airlines. It's safe to say that this was one of the worst flying experiences that I've ever had....6 different 30 minute delays and horrible customer service."
Pros: "again we flew business class"
Cons: "A waste of money for business class as it was no better than business class 30 years ago. Slightly wider seats with a little more room, but there was no entertainment and the food was awful"
Pros: "Entertainment options were great, the crew was super friendly, and the food was surprisingly good."
Cons: "Seats seem to get smaller every time I board, and despite flight information stating there were power outlets and wi-if, there was neither."
Pros: "Plane took off and landed in one piece on time - funny how we all accept that is all that matters"
Cons: "I am a connection in Chicago from A to C concourse- too far. I came to fly not walk. Then we loaded from the front to the back - crazy. Service was slow cos too few crew. Airlines completely "dis" their customers"
Cons: "Nothing all travel is ok."
Cons: "It was a very very rough flight both landing and taking off from Denver. We were bounced around quite a while. I will make it a point in the future to avoid flying through Denver."
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Q: Weird routing issue I'm having some weird internet problems on campus.  I know it's something simple, but it's a case where I need another set of eyes.  I think I can explain the problem best by posting a tracert:
Tracing route to google.com [74.125.45.147]
over a maximum of 30 hops:

  1     3 ms     3 ms     3 ms  192.168.8.1
  2     1 ms     1 ms     1 ms  elissaemily-pc.york.edu [192.168.10.5]
  3     2 ms     2 ms     2 ms  rrcs-76-79-19-33.west.biz.rr.com [76.79.19.33]
  4    31 ms     3 ms     2 ms  ge-1-1-0.lnclne00-mx41.neb.rr.com [76.85.220.109]
  5    20 ms    17 ms    17 ms  ge-7-3-0.chcgill3-rtr1.kc.rr.com [76.85.220.137]
  6    20 ms    20 ms    19 ms  ae-5-0.cr0.chi30.tbone.rr.com [66.109.6.112]
  7    19 ms    19 ms    24 ms  ae-1-0.pr0.chi10.tbone.rr.com [66.109.6.155]
  8    26 ms    24 ms    24 ms  74.125.48.109
  9    23 ms    24 ms    21 ms  216.239.46.246
 10    39 ms    39 ms    55 ms  209.85.242.215
 11    39 ms    39 ms    39 ms  209.85.254.243
 12    39 ms    40 ms    96 ms  209.85.253.145
 13    39 ms    39 ms    39 ms  yx-in-f147.1e100.net [74.125.45.147]

Trace complete.
Note the second entry in there.  Not only is the host name a student's computer, but the ip address doesn't exist.  Dhcp shows that host as having a different address and you can't ping any 192.168.10.5.  Yet somehow it's routing packets for us (and not very well, either — things are slow right now).  The rest of the tracert looks fine (we have a 20Mb fiber connection from road runner).  A tracert from the admin vlan (10.x.x.x subnet) shows expected results.
The basic network routing table looks like this:

Destination     Subnet Mask     Gateway
---------------------------------------
Default Route   --              10.1.1.5 (our firewall)
10.0.0.0        255.0.0.0       --
192.168.8.0     255.255.252.0   --

Update/Result
Here's the whole story for the curious.
Several weeks ago we increased the IP range for the students from 192.168.8.0/23 to 192.168.8.0/22.  To make this possible, we had to remove an old and now unused 192.168.10.0/24 range from the dhcp server and corresponding interface from our main switch.  We finished this project and things seemed to work for a while.
Unfortunately, we missed a detail on the firewall.  It had an interface set up for 192.168.10.5/24 that was there to serve the old range (the mystery router, right where it's supposed to be).  It worked at first because most devices on the student network would still get IPs in the first part of the range.  If anyone complained, by the time we checked it out they'd restart their computer and get a working IP address.
We didn't really have a problem until after spring break, when all the students came back at once.  There were a few dhcp conflicts, a few new devices, and I'd reconfigured a couple consumer wireless routers I have to use to work like access points.  All of a sudden we had many more devices getting 192.168.10.x addresses.  Enough that it confused the firewall itself even and caused slowdowns across campus, if you could connect at all.
I'm glad to have this one fixed, let me tell you.

A: Check the reverse DNS pointer entry for 192.168.10.5, it's probably point to that PC's hostname. Doesn't mean packets are going to that PC, just that reverse DNS is wrong.
Many routers are firewalled to not respond to direct requests from outside their subnet. So if you're on the 192.168.8.x subnet, and it's on the 192.168.10.x subnet, it probably will not respond to your requests (even just to ping it).
Check the routing table on 192.168.8.1, and the table on it's default router. So if 192.168.8.1 is configured with a default route of 192.168.n.m, go to that router and check it's table for the 192.168.10.5 entry (this is probably the case).
If you're having trouble locating the router, the 192.168.8.1 router will have the MAC address of the router. You can use a MAC lookup to get the vendor of the device. Your switches (if managed) will know what port number the device is plugged into as well (find it by the MAC address again).

A: Perhaps we can find out more on the following:

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*I would like to verify that you had obtained the routing table from your personal computer. It would be great if we can view the routing metric values as well.

*Would it be possible if you could provide your "ipconfig/ifconfig" output eg., IPv4 + subnet mask + gateway"?

*Was your machine assigned a similar DNS hostname as well? Are you able to get someone to ping your machine with its given hostname as a parameter?

*Is your machine the only terminal that's affected with the above traceroute results? Are your peers whom are utilizing the same network affected as well?

If you say "Yes" to Point #4 - my immediate reaction will be to try to set up a packet sniffer such as Ethereal/Wireshark to spot for anomalies in all incoming/outgoing packets from the affected terminal.
Cheers!

A: I did this once and I was testing something and added a entry to the hosts file so sometime later everytime I pinged via ip the router it would show up this strange host name..  took me awhile to remember that I had edited the hosts file!
dumb....

A: First thing I would do is to ping 192.168.10.5 from 192.168.8.1 (the main switch). After that, it should be visible in the switch's ARP table (to get it under IOS, you'd simply type sh arp | i 192.168.10.5). That should then allow you to find the manufacturer of the network card (This URL is a good starting point) and also let you find what the outbound switch-port is for that MAC (again, under IOS, sh mac-address address MACgoesHERE) and that should give you enough info to proceed.
It's not impossible that the device has been sending ICMP redirects for a variety of IP addresses, pointing to itself instead of to whatever the next-hop SHOULD be.

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It all started with an agritourism plan
Dec. 21 2020 08:04 AM
By Abby Bauer, Associate Editor
Roden Echo Valley LLC
When Jacki Moegenburg was a junior at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls, she worked with one of her professors to put together a business plan for an agritourism venture on her family's dairy farm in West Bend, Wis. After graduating in December of 2013, she started to build the business using money she had saved, support from her family, and a passion to educate. The following year she hosted tour groups and held her first two weeks of "Farm Camp" in the summer of 2014. Today, Moegenburg works part-time on the dairy and manages Roden Barnyard Adventures, which consists of farm camps, farm tours, birthday parties on the farm, and winter sleigh rides.
Roden Echo Valley LLC participated in our Round Table article, titled "They added agritourism to their business model," along with three other farms from Indiana, Iowa, and New York. The full article can be found in the December 2020 issue of Hoard's Dairyman starting on page 706.
In addition to creating a business plan, the Rodens visited other dairies with agritourism businesses to get ideas prior to starting Roden Barnyard Adventures. The three other farms also took tours, attended workshops, and did the homework necessary to grow their agritourism ventures. Read their responses below.
What research or training did you do before starting your agritourism business?
Hansen Dairy, Hudson, Iowa:We officially began our business in 2005 and did a lot of learning on the fly. We took advantage of any workshops or trainings that we could, like through Iowa State University Extension.
We were designated as a "Silos and Smokestacks National Heritage Area" site early on. That organization is based in Waterloo, Iowa, and encompasses more than 100 tourist attractions in northeast Iowa that have a story to tell about agriculture. They helped us with planning, best practices, networking, and advertising.
Kuehnert Dairy Farm, Fort Wayne, Ind.: We started planning and researching the idea of agritourism on our farm in 2010. We officially began the Kuehnert Dairy Fall Festival in the fall of 2013.
We consulted and interviewed other working farms that had successful agritourism venues. Specifically, we have worked very closely with Kelsay Farms of Whiteland just outside of Indianapolis and Knollbrook Farms of Goshen. We chose these farms as our backbone in planning our agritourism because they are also working dairy farms that have had very successful agritourism venues for the past five to 10 years.
We still visit other farms across the U.S. that have agritourism events on their farms for additional ideas and brainstorming. We recommend contacting your local zoning and health departments early on in the planning process.
North Harbor Dairy, Sackets Harbor, N.Y.: Nancy founded Old McDonald's Farm in 1986. Agritourism was a pretty new concept then, so it was really just a wing and a prayer! The business didn't become financially successful for about 15 years, which, for most businesses, would not be feasible. But Nancy had the support of the farm and her husband to see it through. Now, we welcome over 30,000 visitors to Old McDonald's Farm each year.
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GVA 2013: Activating Our Global Network
Written byEllery Roberts Biddle
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Five years ago, a few forward-looking members of the GV community, led by Sami ben Gharbia, began Global Voices Advocacy. They understood that rights to free expression and privacy of netizens were being challenged by governments, companies, and other powerful actors — and they recognized that GV was uniquely positioned to do something about it. The site has since become a critical information and activism center for netizens whose work and lives are at risk, and I'm thrilled to be taking on a full-time role in this effort.
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Defending User Rights and Promoting Strong Policies for the Internet
Since GVA began, we have seen that political leaders of many persuasions see technology in the hands of citizens as a potential threat to their power and stability. Some governments are punishing bloggers for their words with harassment, arrest, torture, and even death. Others are creating policies that imperil users' online rights of free expression and privacy – rights that are protected by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. This is happening all over the world, from cybercrime regulations that allow governments to spy on user communications, to laws like SOPA, to international trade agreements that limit users' access to knowledge. These restrictions are not limited to a few draconian regimes. It is a broad field in which most of the world's governments are seeking new ways to control how citizens use the Internet.
As Hisham described in his open letter to the community late last year, GVA is positioned to promote global digital rights in ways no one else can. In our effort to amplify the voices and stories of people around the world that are less commonly heard in mainstream media, we have become a robust network of savvy and human rights-minded Internet users and activists. A brief glance at GVA illustrates just how powerful this can be in the field of digital rights advocacy.
This year, GVA authors in Mexico have shown how drug-related crime has made violent threats against journalists and bloggers commonplace, leaving them in fear of surveillance not only by government authorities, but by drug cartels as well. Our Netizen Report team sounded the alarm when the Ethiopian government blocked Tor, the onion routing network that allows users to anonymously browse and exchange information online. Our East Asia team gave a netizen's perspective on South Korea's short-lived "real name registration" law that required users to provide sensitive personal information just to post comments on high-traffic websites.
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Mobilizing the GV Network
It's easy to see how our model distinguishes us from most media that cover these issues: our authors are drawing from online communities that also have real-world ties, and writing about places they know very well – usually their own countries. In any given country, the policies that apply to the Internet reflect the priorities and ideals that the government has for its citizens. GVers recognize this, and they know that in order to understand an abuse, an arrest, or to really see where a policy comes from, it is critical to consider that country's politics, its economy, and even its history. And they are perfectly positioned to take this on.
In my new role at the GVA project, I want to work to leverage our great strength – our networks, our knowledge, and the voices we seek to amplify. The overarching goal is to make our site a central space for digital rights advocates and enthusiasts eager to learn about emerging issues, discover advocacy efforts, and become engaged with our work as new challenges emerge and old fights continue.
Ideas for 2013
Moving ahead, we are eager to develop new partnerships with digital rights advocacy groups around the world. When advocates want to show lawmakers how a new cybercrime law could threaten the privacy or free speech rights of regular users, they often argue in the abstract. By building partnerships with such groups we can help fuel their arguments with concrete stories and examples of how laws affect real users.
In more practical terms, a revamp of content and feeds on the GVA homepage can make it easier for users to learn more about the issues we cover. Introducing space for short update-style posts would allow us to cover emerging threats to free expression and privacy online as soon as they arise. Greater integration of information about projects like Threatened Voices would bring more users to the site and would raise the profile of these projects.
Many members of our community are familiar with our guides on security, safety, and protecting your blog, but there is much we can do to highlight these materials and make sure that they're reaching the activists who need them most. These are just a few ideas that we're hoping to move forward with in 2013 – Hisham and I are eager to hear more from the community and continue discussions about what all we can accomplish in the coming year.
The GV Family
When I joined GV in October of 2010, I immediately felt a part of the dynamic kinship that this makes our community so unique. I continue to marvel at how, from my very first post, I felt embraced as a member of this decentralized digital family, even though I barely knew anyone and was surprised that other authors were so eager to include me in this bond.
Global Voices Summit 2012, group photo. By Global Voices Online. CC BY 2.0
At the Nairobi Summit this past summer, I found that my abstract notion of the GV family was no illusion. I saw the unwieldy yet endearing chatter of our authors' email list take shape in real life. I got to know colleagues from Venezuela, Pakistan, Russia, Mexico, and many other countries. I spent hours with my editor, a Boston-based Puerto Rican-Iranian sociologist, and my main partner in Cuba coverage, who lives and writes on the island — something that seemed unimaginable just months before. Many of the posts that community members wrote after the Summit reflected how the GV bond is built on many things – trust, mutual understanding and respect, and openness to new ideas. In the same vein, I believe we are a strong network and community because we do all care about certain fundamental rights that allow us to do the work that brought us all together – to express ourselves online and feel safe doing it.
The Summit left me feeling more passionate than ever about protecting and promoting digital rights–and it proved to me just how powerful the GV community can become in supporting digital rights advocacy efforts around the world. I could not be more excited about what we can build as a community, and I can't imagine a better person than Hisham to lead us in this effort. Here's to GVA and defending the open Internet in 2013!
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viewSurf(GS) plots the values of a 1-D or 2-D gain surface as a function of the scheduling variables. GS is a tunable gain surface that you create with tunableSurface. The plot uses the independent variable values specified in GS.SamplingGrid. For 2-D gain surfaces, the design points in GS.SamplingGrid must lie on a rectangular grid.
view(GS,xvar,xdata) plots the gain surface GS at the scheduling-variable values listed in xdata. The variable name xvar must match a scheduling variable name in GS.SamplingGrid. However, the values in xdata need not match design points in GS.SamplingGrid.
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Display a tunable gain surface that depends on two independent variables.
The coefficients K0,...,K3 are the tunable parameters of this variable gain. Use tunableSurface to model this variable gain.
Typically, you would tune the coefficients as part of a control system. You would then use setBlockValue or setData to write the tuned coefficients back to K, and view the tuned gain surface. For this example, instead of tuning, manually set the coefficients to non-zero values and view the resulting gain.
viewSurf displays the gain surface as a function of the scheduling variables, for the ranges of values specified by domain and stored in Ktuned.SamplingGrid.
View a 1-D gain surface evaluated at different design points from the points specified in the gain surface.
When you create a gain surface using tunableSurface, you specify design points at which the gain coefficients are tuned. These points are the typically the scheduling-variable values at which you have sampled or linearized the plant. However, you might want to implement the gain surface as a lookup table with breakpoints that are different from the specified design points. In this example, you create a gain surface with a set of design points and then view the surface using a different set of scheduling variable values.
Create a scalar gain that varies as a quadratic function of one scheduling variable, t. Suppose that you have linearized your plant every five seconds from t = 0 to t = 40.
Typically, you would tune the coefficients as part of a control system. For this example, instead of tuning, manually set the coefficients to non-zero values.
Plot the gain surface evaluated at a different set of time values.
The plot shows that the gain curve bends at the points specified in tvals, rather than the design points specified in domain. Also, tvals includes values outside of the scheduling-variable range of domain. If you attempt to extrapolate too far out of the range of values used for tuning, the software issues a warning.
Plot gain surface values as a function of one independent variable, for a gain surface that depends on two independent variables.
Create a gain surface that is a bilinear function of two independent variables, α and V.
Plot the gain at selected values of V.
viewSurf evaluates the gain surface at the specified values of V, and plots the dependence on V for all values of α in domain. Clicking any of the lines in the plot displays the corresponding α value. This plot is useful to visualize the full range of gain variation due to one independent variable.
View a 2-D gain surface evaluated at different scheduling-variable values from the design points specified in the gain surface.
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Plot the gain at selected values of α and V.
The breakpoints at which you evaluate the gain surface need not fall within the range specified by domain. However, if you attempt to evaluate the gain too far outside the range used for tuning, the software issues a warning.
The breakpoints also need not be regularly spaced. In addition, you can specify the scheduling variables in any order to get a different perspective on the shape of the surface. The variable that you specify first is used as the X-axis in the plot.
Gain surface to plot, specified as a tunableSurface object. GS can depend on one or two scheduling variables, and must be scalar-valued.
X-axis variable in the plot, specified as a character vector. The variable name xvar must match a scheduling variable name in GS.SamplingGrid.
X-axis-variable values at which to evaluate and plot the gain surface, specified as a numeric vector.
Y-axis variable in the plot, specified as a character vector. The variable name yvar must match a scheduling variable name in GS.SamplingGrid.
Y-axis-variable values at which to evaluate and plot the gain surface, specified as a numeric vector.


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A cute manufactured home in the 55+ community of Plantation on the Lakes. This home is modeled after a traditional style permanently constructed home. Open floor plan with large living room & dining area, 3 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms. Garage orientation allows for additional parking and home layout on lot contributes to a more private setting. Backyard has a covered patio and there are no homes behind. Kitchen features solid surface countertops with tile edging & backsplash, tile flooring & great looking upgraded cabinets. Master suite located on opposite end of the home away from the other rooms & features double sinks and walk in closet. Indoor laundry room with access to the kitchen & garage. Additional upgrades include ceiling fans, colonist style doors, rounded bullnose corners, mirrored closet doors, ceiling fans, skylight and the windows are adorned with skirt/apron. Upper windows bring in additional light to further brighten up this lovely home. Plantation on the Lakes offers lots of amenities with 2 clubhouses both with pool and spa, workout room, community fruit tree orchard, low cost RV storage with dump station, card & billiard rooms, lake, pond & walking paths plenty of scheduled activities. Whether you are on the go or like to relax at home, Plantation on the Lakes & this home can be it for you.
2 Garage Spaces. 2 Parking Spaces. Direct Garage Access, Driveway.
Billiard Room. Suburban, Senior Community.
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