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// This is an open source non-commercial project. Dear PVS-Studio, please check it.
// PVS-Studio Static Code Analyzer for C, C++ and C#: http://www.viva64.com

/* TestRunner.cs --
 * Ars Magna project, http://arsmagna.ru
 * -------------------------------------------------------
 * Status: poor
 */

#if FW45

#region Using directives

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.CodeDom.Compiler;
using System.Diagnostics;
using System.IO;
using System.Linq;
using System.Reflection;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading;

using AM;
using AM.ConsoleIO;
using AM.Logging;
using AM.Text.Output;

using CodeJam;

using JetBrains.Annotations;

using ManagedIrbis;
using ManagedIrbis.Testing;

using Microsoft.CSharp;

using Newtonsoft.Json;
using Newtonsoft.Json.Linq;

#endregion

namespace ManagedIrbis
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Test runner.
    /// </summary>
    [PublicAPI]
    public sealed class TestRunner
        : IVerifiable
    {
        #region Properties

        /// <summary>
        /// Connection.
        /// </summary>
        [CanBeNull]
        public IrbisConnection Connection { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Connection string for IRBIS64-server.
        /// </summary>
        [CanBeNull]
        public string ConnectionString { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Don't run or stop IRBIS64-server.
        /// </summary>
        public bool ForeignServer { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Path to irbis_server.exe (including filename).
        /// </summary>
        [CanBeNull]
        public string IrbisServerPath { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Server process (for stopping).
        /// </summary>
        [CanBeNull]
        public Process ServerProcess { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Path to the tests.
        /// </summary>
        [CanBeNull]
        public string TestPath { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Path to the test data.
        /// </summary>
        [CanBeNull]
        public string DataPath { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// List of tests.
        /// </summary>
        [NotNull]
        public List<string> TestList { get { return _testList; } }

        /// <summary>
        /// Compiled assembly.
        /// </summary>
        [CanBeNull]
        public Assembly CompiledAssembly { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Assembly references.
        /// </summary>
        [NotNull]
        public List<string> References { get { return _references; } }

        /// <summary>
        /// Where to store results.
        /// </summary>
        [CanBeNull]
        public string ResultPath { get; set; }

        #endregion

        #region Construction

        /// <summary>
        /// Constructor.
        /// </summary>
        public TestRunner()
        {
            _testList = new List<string>();
            _references = new List<string>();
            _contextList = new List<TestContext>();
        }

        #endregion

        #region Private members

        private const int WM_CLOSE = 0x0010;
        private const int WM_QUIT = 0x0012;

        private const string DefaultProcessName = "irbis_server";
        private const string ServerWindowTitle = "TCP/IP-Сервер ИРБИС 64";
        private const string ServerWindowClass = "TLabelServer";

        [DllImport("User32.dll", SetLastError = false)]
        private static extern int PostThreadMessage
            (
                int threadId,
                int msg,
                int wParam,
                IntPtr lParam
            );

        [DllImport("User32.dll", SetLastError = false)]
        private static extern IntPtr FindWindow
            (
                string className,
                string windowTitle
            );

        [DllImport("User32.dll", SetLastError = false)]
        private static extern IntPtr SendMessage
            (
                IntPtr hwnd,
                int msg,
                int lParam,
                int wParam
            );

        private readonly List<string> _testList;
        private readonly List<string> _references;
        private readonly List<TestContext> _contextList;

        private Type[] _GetTestClasses
            (
                Assembly assembly
            )
        {
            Type[] types = assembly.GetTypes();
            List<Type> result = new List<Type>();
            foreach (Type type in types)
            {
                TestClassAttribute classAttribute
                    = type.GetCustomAttribute<TestClassAttribute>();
                if (classAttribute == null)
                {
                    continue;
                }
                if (!type.IsSubclassOf(typeof(AbstractTest)))
                {
                    continue;
                }

                if (_GetTestMethods(type).Length == 0)
                {
                    continue;
                }

                result.Add(type);
            }

            return result.ToArray();
        }

        private MethodInfo[] _GetTestMethods
            (
                Type type
            )
        {
            List<MethodInfo> result = new List<MethodInfo>();

            MethodInfo[] methods = type.GetMethods();
            foreach (MethodInfo method in methods)
            {
                TestMethodAttribute methodAttribute
                    = method.GetCustomAttribute<TestMethodAttribute>();
                if (methodAttribute == null)
                {
                    continue;
                }

                if (method.GetParameters().Length != 0)
                {
                    continue;
                }

                if (method.ReturnType != typeof(void))
                {
                    continue;
                }

                result.Add(method);
            }

            return result.ToArray();
        }

        #endregion

        #region Public methods

        /// <summary>
        /// Compile tests.
        /// </summary>
        public void CompileTests()
        {
            Write(ConsoleColor.Yellow, "Compiling tests ");

            List<string> sources = new List<string>();
            foreach (string item in TestList)
            {
                string fileName = Path.Combine
                    (
                        TestPath,
                        item
                    );
                sources.Add(fileName);
            }

            CSharpCodeProvider provider = new CSharpCodeProvider();

            CompilerParameters parameters = new CompilerParameters
                (
                    References.ToArray()
                )
            {
                CompilerOptions = "/d:DEBUG",
                IncludeDebugInformation = true
            };
            CompilerResults results = provider.CompileAssemblyFromFile
                (
                    parameters,
                    sources.ToArray()
                );
            bool haveError = false;
            foreach (var error in results.Errors)
            {
                ConsoleInput.WriteLine(error.ToString());
                haveError = true;
            }

            if (haveError)
            {
                Log.Error
                    (
                        "TestRunner::CompileTests: "
                        + "can't compile"
                    );

                throw new ApplicationException("Can't compile");
            }

            CompiledAssembly = results.CompiledAssembly;

            WriteLine(ConsoleColor.Green, "OK");
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Discover tests.
        /// </summary>
        public void DiscoverTests()
        {
            WriteLine(ConsoleColor.Yellow, "Discovering tests");

            int count = 0;
            foreach (string item in TestList)
            {
                string fullPath = Path.Combine
                    (
                        TestPath,
                        item
                    );

                ConsoleInput.Write(string.Format("\t{0}: ", item));
                if (File.Exists(fullPath))
                {
                    WriteLine(ConsoleColor.Green, "OK");
                    count++;
                }
                else
                {
                    WriteLine(ConsoleColor.Red, "not found!");

                    Log.Error
                        (
                            "TestRunner::DiscoverTests: "
                            + "not found: "
                            + fullPath
                        );

                    throw new FileNotFoundException(fullPath);
                }
            }

            WriteLine(ConsoleColor.Yellow, "Source files found: {0}", count);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Find running local server process.
        /// </summary>
        public bool FindLocalServer()
        {
            Process[] processes = Process.GetProcessesByName
                (
                    "irbis_server"
                );

            return processes.Length != 0;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Hide server window.
        /// </summary>
        public void HideServerWindow()
        {
            if (ServerProcess != null)
            {
                HideWindow
                    (
                        ServerWindowClass,
                        ServerWindowTitle
                    );
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Hide window
        /// </summary>
        public static void HideWindow
            (
                string className,
                string windowTitle
            )
        {
            Code.NotNull(className, "className");
            Code.NotNull(windowTitle, "windowTitle");

            IntPtr hwnd = FindWindow(className, windowTitle);
            if (hwnd != IntPtr.Zero)
            {
                SendMessage(hwnd, WM_CLOSE, 0, 0);
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Load configuration from local JSON file.
        /// </summary>
        public void LoadConfig
            (
                [NotNull] string fileName
            )
        {
            Code.NotNullNorEmpty(fileName, "fileName");

            JObject root = JObject.Parse
                (
                    File.ReadAllText(fileName, Encoding.UTF8)
                );

            IrbisServerPath = root["irbisServer"]
                .ThrowIfNull()
                .ToString();

            ConnectionString = root["connectionString"]
                .ThrowIfNull()
                .ToString();

            DataPath = root["dataPath"]
                .ThrowIfNull()
                .ToString();

            TestPath = root["testPath"]
                .ThrowIfNull()
                .ToString();

            ResultPath = root["resultPath"]
                .ThrowIfNull()
                .ToString();

            ForeignServer = bool.Parse
                (
                    root["foreignServer"]
                        .ThrowIfNull()
                        .ToString()
                );

            JToken tests = root["tests"];
            foreach (JToken child in tests.Children())
            {
                string testName = child.ToString();
                TestList.Add(testName);
            }

            JToken references = root["references"];
            foreach (JToken child in references.Children())
            {
                string assemblyReferences = child.ToString();
                References.Add(assemblyReferences);
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Ping the server.
        /// </summary>
        public void PingTheServer()
        {
            Write(ConsoleColor.Magenta, "Pinging the server... ");

            using (IrbisConnection connection = new IrbisConnection())
            {
                connection.ParseConnectionString(ConnectionString);
                connection.Connect();
            }

            WriteLine(ConsoleColor.Green, "OK");
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Print test execution report.
        /// </summary>
        public void PrintReport()
        {
            const ConsoleColor tableColor = ConsoleColor.White;
            const string tableFormat = "| {0,-50} | {1,-5} | {2,10} |";
            const int tableWidth = 50 + 3 + 5 + 3 + 10 + 3;
            string horizontalLine = new string('-', tableWidth);

            WriteLine(ConsoleColor.Blue, string.Empty);

            TestContext[] tests = _contextList
                .OrderBy(test => test.Name)
                .ToArray();

            if (tests.Length == 0)
            {
                return;
            }

            WriteLine
                (
                    tableColor,
                    horizontalLine
                );
            WriteLine
                (
                    tableColor,
                    tableFormat,
                    "Test",
                    "OK?",
                    "Duration"
                );
            WriteLine
                (
                    tableColor,
                    horizontalLine
                );
            foreach (TestContext context in tests)
            {
                WriteLine
                    (
                        tableColor,
                        tableFormat,
                        context.Name,
                        context.Failed ? "FAIL" : "OK",
                        context.Duration.TotalMilliseconds
                    );
            }

            WriteLine
                (
                    tableColor,
                    horizontalLine
                );
            WriteLine(tableColor, string.Empty);

            int total = _contextList.Count;
            int failed = _contextList.Count(test => test.Failed);
            int success = total - failed;
            WriteLine
                (
                    tableColor,
                    "Tests: {0}, failed: {1}, success: {2}",
                    total,
                    failed,
                    success
                );
            WriteLine(tableColor, string.Empty);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Run the tests.
        /// </summary>
        public void RunTests
            (
                [CanBeNull] string testToRun
            )
        {
            Type[] testClasses = _GetTestClasses(CompiledAssembly);

            WriteLine(ConsoleColor.White, "Test execution started");
            Stopwatch stopwatch = new Stopwatch();
            stopwatch.Start();
            using (Connection = new IrbisConnection())
            {
                Connection.ParseConnectionString(ConnectionString);
                Connection.Connect();

                foreach (Type testClass in testClasses)
                {
                    RunTests
                        (
                            testClass,
                            testToRun
                        );
                }
            }
            stopwatch.Stop();

            WriteLine(ConsoleColor.White, "Test execution finished");
            WriteLine(ConsoleColor.Gray, "Time elapsed: {0}", stopwatch.Elapsed);

            string fileName = string.Format
                (
                    "run-{0:yyyy-MM-dd-hh-mm-ss}.json",
                    DateTime.Now
                );
            string filePath = Path.Combine
                (
                    ResultPath,
                    fileName
                );
            string resultText = JsonConvert.SerializeObject
                (
                    _contextList,
                    Formatting.Indented
                );
            File.WriteAllText
                (
                    filePath,
                    resultText,
                    Encoding.UTF8
                );
            WriteLine
                (
                    ConsoleColor.Magenta,
                    "Results written to {0}",
                    filePath
                );
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Run tests in the class.
        /// </summary>
        public void RunTests
            (
                [NotNull] Type testClass,
                [CanBeNull] string testToRun
            )
        {
            MethodInfo[] testMethods = _GetTestMethods(testClass);

            AbstractTest testObject
                = (AbstractTest)Activator.CreateInstance(testClass);
            testObject.Connection = Connection;
            testObject.DataPath = DataPath;

            if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(testToRun))
            {
                testMethods = testMethods
                    .Where(method => method.Name == testToRun)
                    .ToArray();
            }

            foreach (MethodInfo method in testMethods)
            {
                RunTests
                    (
                        testObject,
                        method
                    );

                Thread.Sleep(500);
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Run tests in the class.
        /// </summary>
        public bool RunTests
            (
                AbstractTest testObject,
                MethodInfo method
            )
        {
            bool result = true;

            Write(ConsoleColor.Cyan, "{0} ", method.Name);

            TestContext context = new TestContext(new ConsoleOutput())
            {
                Name = method.Name,
                StartTime = DateTime.Now
            };
            _contextList.Add(context);
            testObject.Context = context;
            testObject.Output = context.Output;

            Action action = (Action)method.CreateDelegate
                (
                    typeof(Action),
                    testObject
                );

            try
            {
                action();
            }
            catch (Exception ex)
            {
                context.Output.WriteError(ex.ToString());
                context.Output.WriteError(Environment.NewLine);
                WriteLine(ConsoleColor.Red, "FAIL");
                result = false;
            }
            finally
            {
                context.FinishTime = DateTime.Now;
                context.Duration = context.FinishTime - context.StartTime;
            }

            if (result)
            {
                WriteLine(ConsoleColor.Green, " OK");
            }

            context.Failed = !result;

            return result;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Start server.
        /// </summary>
        public void StartServer()
        {
            if (ForeignServer)
            {
                WriteLine
                    (
                        ConsoleColor.Yellow,
                        "Foreign server -- need not to start"
                    );

                return;
            }

            string workingDirectory = Path.GetDirectoryName
                (
                    IrbisServerPath
                );
            if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(workingDirectory))
            {
                Log.Error
                    (
                        "TestRunner::StartServer: "
                        + "can't determine working directory"
                    );

                throw new IrbisException
                    (
                        "can't determine working directory"
                    );
            }

            ProcessStartInfo startInfo = new ProcessStartInfo
                (
                    IrbisServerPath
                )
            {
                UseShellExecute = false,
                WindowStyle = ProcessWindowStyle.Minimized,
                WorkingDirectory = workingDirectory
            };

            ServerProcess = Process.Start(startInfo);

            Write(ConsoleColor.Yellow, "Starting IRBIS_SERVER.EXE ");

            Write(ConsoleColor.Gray, "initialization... ");

            Thread.Sleep(3000);

            WriteLine(ConsoleColor.Green, "OK");
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Stop process.
        /// </summary>
        public static bool StopProcess
            (
                [NotNull] Process process
            )
        {
            Code.NotNull(process, "process");

            try
            {
                foreach (ProcessThread thread in process.Threads)
                {
                    PostThreadMessage
                        (
                            thread.Id,
                            WM_QUIT,
                            0,
                            IntPtr.Zero
                        );
                }
            }
            catch (Exception exception)
            {
                Debug.WriteLine(exception);
                return false;
            }

            return true;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Stop server.
        /// </summary>
        public void StopServer()
        {
            if (ServerProcess == null)
            {
                WriteLine(ConsoleColor.Yellow, "Server not started");
                return;
            }
            if (ForeignServer)
            {
                WriteLine(ConsoleColor.Yellow, "Foreign server -- need not to stop");
                return;
            }

            Write(ConsoleColor.Yellow, "Stopping the server... ");

            StopProcess(ServerProcess);

            Thread.Sleep(3000);

            WriteLine(ConsoleColor.Green, "OK");
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Write to console.
        /// </summary>
        public void Write
            (
                ConsoleColor color,
                string text
            )
        {
            ConsoleColor savedColor = Console.ForegroundColor;
            ConsoleInput.ForegroundColor = color;
            ConsoleInput.Write(text);
            ConsoleInput.ForegroundColor = savedColor;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Write to console.
        /// </summary>
        [StringFormatMethod("format")]
        public void Write
            (
                ConsoleColor color,
                string format,
                params object[] arguments
            )
        {
            ConsoleColor savedColor = Console.ForegroundColor;
            ConsoleInput.ForegroundColor = color;
            ConsoleInput.Write(string.Format(format, arguments));
            ConsoleInput.ForegroundColor = savedColor;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Write to console.
        /// </summary>
        public void WriteLine
            (
                ConsoleColor color,
                string text
            )
        {
            ConsoleColor savedColor = Console.ForegroundColor;
            ConsoleInput.ForegroundColor = color;
            ConsoleInput.WriteLine(text);
            ConsoleInput.ForegroundColor = savedColor;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Write to console.
        /// </summary>
        [StringFormatMethod("format")]
        public void WriteLine
            (
                ConsoleColor color,
                string format,
                params object[] arguments
            )
        {
            ConsoleColor savedColor = Console.ForegroundColor;
            ConsoleInput.ForegroundColor = color;
            ConsoleInput.WriteLine(string.Format(format, arguments));
            ConsoleInput.ForegroundColor = savedColor;
        }

        #endregion

        #region IVerifiable members

        /// <inheritdoc cref="IVerifiable.Verify" />
        public bool Verify
            (
                bool throwOnError
            )
        {
            bool result = !string.IsNullOrEmpty(IrbisServerPath)
                && !string.IsNullOrEmpty(ConnectionString)
                && !string.IsNullOrEmpty(TestPath);

            if (!result)
            {
                Log.Error
                    (
                        "TestRunner::Verify"
                    );

                if (throwOnError)
                {
                    throw new VerificationException();
                }
            }

            return result;
        }

        #endregion
    }
}

#endif

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by Sarah Brown on Dec 4, 2019
New Filling brain written in Rust
1Password's filling brain is the technology responsible for autofilling your information. The brain analyzes webpages in the background so it can suggest relevant items to fill in the available fields.
In 1Password X 1.17, we've completely rewritten the brain in Rust and WebAssembly. Rust gives us a boost in both speed and portability - making it smarter, faster, and more embeddable in all our apps.
Not to get too technical on you, but we're now using Rust libraries to power many parts of the extension, including all Markdown parsing and time-based one-time password (TOTP) generation. By taking advantage of Rust's ability to compile to WebAssembly, we can now share this implementation across all of our apps.
New inline menu
The inline menu gives you autofill suggestions as you browse the web, and now it's faster than ever. With a single click, you can use "Hide on this page" to stop the inline icon and menu from appearing on specific pages. When you're ready for it to show up again, just restart your browser.
We also make things easier for people with multiple Google accounts. When signing in to Google, all Login items with a matching username are automatically sorted to the top.
We want everyone to be able to access their accounts with ease. That's why we followed the web accessibility spec defined by WAI-ARIA, the Accessible Rich Internet Applications Suite when we rewrote the inline menu. WAI-ARIA works to establish the best way to create web content and web applications to make them more accessible to people with disabilities.
Here are the accessibility improvements in 1Password X:
List item selector. Use your keyboard to open the item list selector from anywhere within the pop-up.
Screen reader support. We let screen readers know 1Password is available by stating "1Password menu available. Press the down arrow key to select," when focusing in a field, selecting items, or changing the list type.
List navigation. Easily navigate the item list and item list selector using your keyboard. For example, pressing "Home" will select the first item in the list.
Type-ahead support. Both lists now support type-ahead, which allows you to start typing in the field and see the suggested items pop up for selection.
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The Health Plan shall have a regular quality monitoring and improvement program with defined indicators applicable to evaluating services to APIA populations, and that ensures: (1) access to a full array of culturally competent treatment modalities; (2) comparability of benefits, and (3) comparable successful outcomes for all service recipients.
Sampling approaches of current and past APIA utilization patterns, by modality (including, pharmacotherapy), and level of care.
Quality improvement teams, with proportionate representation of APIA consumers and APIA culturally competent Mental Health Specialists, which review data from quality indicators relating to APIA populations. If irregularities or deficiencies in care are found, special quality studies and corrective actions shall be undertaken to identify causes and address root causes/processes.
Consumer satisfaction surveys, translated orally and in written format into local APIA languages and dialects, implemented by members of the APIA community independent from the Health Plan. Surveys shall be available in various formats to facilitate the participation of APIA consumers at all socioeconomic and educational levels. Sampling shall include involvement of Health Plan drop-outs. Evidence of a pattern of discrimination shall be a reason for termination of contract.
Periodic assessment of functional outcomes which are valid and applicable to APIA populations, for APIA consumers and families receiving services, as well as the entire covered population. Outcomes shall be quantifiable objectives, not just process variables, and collected independently from agency billing records.
Collection of quality and outcome data related to service provision for APIA consumers and their families are identified by the provider. Data shall be reported on a regular basis to the governing entity and used as a basis for determining contract renewal.
Credentialing and privileging standards, specific to different disciplines, which include cultural and linguistic competence, knowledge, skills, and attitudes relevant to the APIA populations. These shall include a continuing education requirement and performance based competency evaluation.
A record of, and regular reporting on, all appeals, grievances, and law suits, as well as informal complaints, differentiated by ethnicity of the complainant and the specific provider. Disproportionate trends by ethnicity shall require measurable and timely corrective action.
Criteria for the removal of providers from provider panels and tracking for providers and practitioners which are open for review, analyzed by ethnicity and gender of provider and able to account for differing service needs of diverse populations, including APIAs.
Tracking of APIA consumer movement across levels of care, of the use of intrusive, specialized or restrictive interventions, and of unusual occurrences by age, gender, ethnicity, and specific practitioner, with sanctions for desirable and unacceptable performances.
Identification and tracking of high-cost APIA consumers resulting in the review and adaptation of their treatment plans to better address their needs.
Presence of a Quality Improvement Plan with defines indicators applicable to evaluating services to APIA populations.
Proportional representation of APIA consumers, providers, and community members on the quality improvement team.
Occurrence of quality studies focusing on the use of best practice in resolution of deficiencies in the care of APIA consumers.
APIA linguistically and culturally factored consumer satisfaction surveys which are independently administered and include Health Plan drop-outs and short term recipients.
Regular reporting of APIA specific quality assurance data to the governing entity, including appeals and grievances.
Systematic tracking of high-cost APIA consumers with support to treatment teams to identify and implement successful interventions.
Systematic tracking and open reporting of persons, removed from provider panels, by ethnicity.
APIA Consumer and family satisfaction with services.
Rates of drop-out, grievances, restrictive care, unusual occurrences, and adverse events for APIA consumers.
Match between level of care/restrictiveness of modality and level of treatment need for APIA consumers.
Comparability of access and benefit from service for APIA consumer populations.
APIA rates of recidivism into restrictive level of care or other restrictive placements.
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Q: Serialize an object with DataContractJsonSerializer I have a class which contains some items. I want to serialize an instance of this class to json using the DataContractJsonSerializer :
[DataContract]
public class Policy
{
    private string expiration { get; set; }
    private List<List<string>> conditions { get; set; }
    public Policy(){}
    public Policy(string expiration, List<List<string>> conditions){
        this.expiration = expiration;
        this.conditions = conditions;
    }
    [DataMember]
    public string DateExpiration
    {
        get{ return expiration;}
        set{expiration = value;}
    }
    [DataMember]
    public List<List<string>> Conditions
    {
        get{return conditions;}
        set{conditions = value;}
    }
}

When serialized to json it should be like this :
{
    "expiration": "2011-04-20T11:54:21.032Z",
    "conditions": [
    ["eq", "acl", "private"],
    ["eq", "bucket": "myas3bucket"],
    ["eq", "$key", "myfilename.jpg"],
    ["content-length-range", 0, 20971520],
    ["eq", "$redirect", "myredirecturl"],
  ]
}

I tried like this but nothing :
        string expiration = "2012-12-01T12:00:00.000Z";
        List<List<string>> conditions = new List<List<string>>()
        {
            new List<string>(){ "[ eq", "acl", "private ]" },
            new List<string>(){ "[ eq", "bucket", "myas3bucket]" },
            new List<string>(){ "[ eq", "$key", "myfilename.jpg ]" },
            new List<string>(){ "[ content-length-range", "0", "20971520]" },
            new List<string>(){ "[ eq", "$redirect", "myredirecturl]" }
        };

        Policy myPolicy = new Policy(expiration,conditions);
        string policy = JSONHelper.Serialize<Policy>(myPolicy);

thanks

A: First off... your class needs a little help:
[DataContract]
public class Policy
{
    public Policy(){}
    public Policy(string expiration, List<List<string>> conditions){
        this.DateExpiration = expiration;
        this.Conditions = conditions;
    }
    [DataMember]
    public string DateExpiration { get; set; }

    [DataMember]
    public List<List<string>> Conditions { get; set; }

}

Try removing the brackets in your lists:
    string expiration = "2012-12-01T12:00:00.000Z";
    List<List<string>> conditions = new List<List<string>>()
    {
        new List<string>(){ "eq", "acl", "private" },
        new List<string>(){ "eq", "bucket", "myas3bucket" },
        new List<string>(){ "eq", "$key", "myfilename.jpg" },
        new List<string>(){ "content-length-range", "0", "20971520" },
        new List<string>(){ "eq", "$redirect", "myredirecturl" }
    };

    Policy myPolicy = new Policy(expiration,conditions);
    string policy = JSONHelper.Serialize<Policy>(myPolicy);

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Press Releases and Earned Media Requests
Submit a Request for Media Release
Report Earned Media
Please see the below information to help you craft great media advisories and press releases.
When should I request a Press Release or Media Advisory?
When your group, club, or organization is doing something that benefits the community
When something is happening to your group, club or organization (good or bad) and the media will report about it when they find out. Trust me - It is better from your mouth than from an investigative reporter's
Can I write my own release or advisory
Please Do It!!!! - I will go over it to make sure it meets the needs of media outlets and adheres to the PRSA Member Code of Conduct
Don't feel bad if I move paragraphs around - we were taught from a young age to compose the way we do, press releases are backwards.
The biggest and most important information is up front with the details following.
There is no need to tell them what you are going to tell them, tell them, and tell them what you told them - Just tell them right upfront.
How is a Press Release Structured?
A good press release should be able to be copied from the release and pasted straight into the newspaper - so the answer is "Like a News Story"
Inverted Pyramid Style between 200 and 400 words
Lead (75-150 words)
Who, What, When, Where, Why, How
Background Information (50-75 words)
Interview with Quotes ( 50-75 words)
More Information (25-50 words)
Conclusion (25-50 words)
For press releases going through me, I will drop it into the general template, for more information on what the release should look like, visit Purdue OWL


Timo's testimony of the HR challenge is reflective of an increasingly mobile workforce. Last year, the US Bureau Labor of Statistics reported the median employee tenure to be less than five years and that the average person changes jobs an average of twelve times during the span of his or her career. Both numbers are expected to rise in coming years, and the expectation of career-switching (as opposed to job-switching) will also become more pronounced.


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The Run Home Derby Part II
Continuing Monday's list of the most notable plays at the plate in Mets history
We've referenced "Ball on the Wall" many times in our writings here, and I strongly suggest you check out some of what we've done on the subject that was a vital game between the Mets and Pirates.
The moment of moments took place in the top of the 13th when Pirate Richie Zisk was thrown out by Mets left fielder Cleon Jones trying to score on what he had to have thought was a sure-thing home run to left field by Dave Augustine. Imagine his shock to learn that the ball hit the fence, caromed to Jones, and with a perfect relay throw to home plate, Zisk was toast.
I've read a good number of accounts on what took place on that play, but Jones' account, as featured in the next day's pages of the Bucks County Courier Times, trumps any I've read.
"The ball didn't hit the top of the fence," Jones said. "It hit the corner of the two-by-four, which is the top. And the ball had a spin on it. I didn't think it was going out. That's why I turned the way I did. I knew we had to win after that."
They did, on Ron Hodges RBI single in the home half.
The Mets and Phillies played out the final days of the 1975 season with little purpose, but that didn't halt a twi-night doubleheader that was halted by a trio of rain delays and extended by extra innings in Game 2.
The second game ended when Mike Rogodzinski doubled and Tim McCarver tried to score the tying run from first. The battle between catcher and catcher came to a head when Jerry Grote took Felix Millan's relay throw and held on for dear life as McCarver barreled in.
AP described it this way:
"Jerry Grote held on to the throw from the outfield during the smashup and made the tag. Grote had to be helped from the field and McCarver walked off feeling like he'd been hit by an Amtrak Metroliner."
John Stearns should rank as one of the toughest Mets of all-time and the giving away of 50 pounds and a lot of bulk in a game-ending collision with Dave Parker should justify that.
Parker tried to score on a fly out, down a run with two outs in the ninth. Stearns caught Joel Youngblood's throw home and successfully withstood the bone-jarring impact that knocked him back 10 feet, baseball planted firmly in glove. Parker, unprotected by any equipment, suffered a broken cheekbone and posed in a Friday The 13th-style hockey mask for photos upon his return.
Said Pirates manager Chuck Tanner to the media afterwards: "It was like the Pennsylvania Railroad colliding with the B&O."
The highlight of John Gibbons brief playing career was this play, a game-winner in San Diego. Lenny Dykstra threw Garry Templeton out at the plate, trying to score on Tim Flannery's single. Dazed, but not confused after being bowled over, Gibbons got up and threw to third base, to nail Flannery trying to advance for the game's final out.
"That's what you're talking about, when you're talking about a magical year," Flannery said afterwards.
1988 NLCS Game 1
You're not supposed to lose a postseason series when you win a game the way the Mets won Game 1. Not when you come back from trailing 2-0 in the 9th inning to a pitcher who has thrown 67 consecutive scoreless innings. Not when after getting embarassed by a pair of Jay Howell curveballs, Gary Carter pokes a third one into centerfield, just eluding the reach of playing-too-deep centerfielder John Shelby.
Not when your strongest player, Kevin McReynolds, bowls over their strongest player, catcher Mike Scioscia, to score the go-ahead run on the subsequent play at the plate.
The meeting of minds between Scioscia and McReynolds would be remembered a lot more fondly by Mets fans had the team won the series. Unfortunately, it wasn't the last time we'd note the play of Scioscia in this NLCS.
Rey Ordonez's defensive wizardry was best displayed in the seventh inning of the Mets opener against the Cardinals. With a relay throw from his knees in left field, Ordonez threw Royce Clayton out trying to score. It was the pivotal play in a Mets comeback from 6-0 down to win, 7-6. Even Ozzie Smith was impressed.
"The play speaks for itself," Smith said after the game, then was quoted in Dave Anderson's New York Times story as saying "It's safe to say he's the second coming of me."
We spend so much time grumbling about how an umpire's call was to our detriment, that we might as well acknowledge an instance in which we benefitted.
Larry Vanover goofed at a most important moment, with one out in the 9th inning of a 1-0 game, with the Mets in front. David Segui tried to score on Darin Fletcher's double and was called out by Vanover, despite catcher Todd Pratt dropping the ball on the relay throw from Rey Ordonez. One out later, the Mets had their victory.
The bubble didn't burst for the 2005 Mets for another couple of months, though Marlon Anderson's bazooka gum-bubble burst somewhere along his 120-yard dash around the bases in the most exciting play I've seen in person in three decades of going to games.
The Mets had no shot against Angels closer Francisco Rodriguez, trailing by a run in the ninth inning, unless what happened, happened. Anderson hit a line drive into the gap on which fine-fielding centerfielder Steve Finley narrowly missed a shoestring catch.
Instead, Finley kicked the ball, and kicked it just far away enough that Vladimir Guerrero would have a long ways to go to chase it down on the warning track. Even Guerrero's throw and a strong relay weren't enough to get Anderson, who had just enough left for a safe slide into home, an instant prior to a quick tag by Jose Molina.
The Mets would win in the 10th on Cliff Floyd's three-run walk-off home run, an ultra-dramatic moment in its own right, but for the elements of surprise and elation, it would be hard to top Marlon's mad dash home.
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Binny said…
I'm assuming there's more to come so I won't plead the cases for some post-2005 moments, but I'd like to lobby for the inclusion of Mr. Koo's wild ride from 2nd to home on a Cairo sac bunt against the Yankees in May, 2005. It was an incredible image, what with Koo, wearing a jacket (which I remember reading had weights in its pockets!) sliding under the glove of a chasing Posada. It culminated some of the best 3 minutes the Mets have ever had against the Yankees.
Great concept for a post, by the way.
And if this is the end of the list, I'd also throw in the Kent/Drew "Double-tag" of October 06 (most exciting home plate play that I've seen in person), and Ryan Church's finest moment as a Met, the evasive, game-tying slide last September against the Cubs.


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For example, Sam Bowen hit a fly ball to middle that reportedly left the field earlier than the wind blew it again to Rochester outfielder Dallas Williams.
The wind blew into the infield, making hits tough; Pawtucket's Dave Koza later stated that in any other case his group would have received in 9 innings, with "four or 5 photographs that may have been out of the park".
He recalled, "I did not know if the fellows on the group wished to hug me or slug me." The weather was so cold that gamers burned broken bats and the stadium's wood benches to warm themselves, and the clubhouses ran out of food.
"I can't say for sure what pitchers do in spring coaching is one of the best method. But it's what everybody has gotten used to over time and got here to accept as being the best thing," mentioned Brad Ziegler, who pitched parts of eleven seasons within the majors before retiring in 2018. Some pitchers had been in a position to work out in school parks with other pro players. Others have been left finding a high school catcher on the local sandlot. Many teams, the Sox included, had their starters throw two or three innings off a mound every five days, then elevated that workload when workouts began in July.
He's allowed three walks, 12 hits and the opposition is hitting .160 against him. Name the one group they beat in each of those postseason runs. Detroit Tigers heart fielder Victor Reyes and proper fielder Travis Demeritte rejoice after defeating the ]Pittsburgh Pirates in a baseball sport Sunday, Aug. 9, 2020, in Pittsburgh.
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Second World War at Sea:
Horn of Africa (Playbook Edition)
Thousands of miles from the major theaters of World War II, small British and Italian squadrons struggled to control the entrance to the Red Sea. Cut off from their bases in Europe, the Italian Red Sea Flotilla did its best to close off this vital route leading from India and Australia to the Suez Canal.
Horn of Africa takes players to this little-known theatre of the Second World War, the battles between the Royal Navy's Red Sea Force and the Regia Marina's Red Sea Flotilla during the East African Campaign of 1940-1941. Ten battle and 15 operational scenarios depict the major actions of the campaign, along with a number of hypothetical situations that examine possible British intervention in the Second Italo-Abyssinian War of 1935-1936, as well as the use of ships on both sides not historically available but which with better preparation in the 1930's or even on the eve of war could have been present.
Horn of Africa is a complete game in the Second World War at Sea series. There are 40 "long" ship pieces and 60 square pieces representing small warships, transports, aircraft and markers needed for play. These include the complete Red Sea Flotilla and Red Sea Force, plus some unusual ships planned but never built (or never re-built) by both the Royal Navy and the Regia Marina.
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Q: How to add another Row in DataGridView? How can I add another Row
After filling the first row [0]?
 public void preencherDTG()
    {
        DTG.Rows.Clear();
        for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
        {
            DTG.Rows[0].Cells[0].Value = cbModelo.Text;
            DTG.Rows[0].Cells[1].Value = txtPlaca.Text;
            DTG.Rows[0].Cells[2].Value = txtTotal.Text;

        }

    }

A: maybe I think you should make like following codes.
object [] values = new object [3];
values [0] = cbModello.Text;
values [1] = txtPlaca.Text;
values [2] = txtTotal.Text;

DTG.Rows.Insert (0,values); // insert at first


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Rafael Grossi
Director General, The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
Rafael Mariano Grossi was appointed as IAEA's Director General in 2019. Mr Grossi is a diplomat with over 35 years of experience in the field of non-proliferation and disarmament. In 2013, he was appointed Ambassador of Argentina to Austria and Argentinian Representative to the IAEA and other Vienna-based International Organizations. In 2019, Mr Grossi acted as President Designate of the 2020 Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), and from 2014 to 2016 he served as president of the Nuclear Suppliers Group, where he was the first president to serve two successive terms. In 2015, he presided over the Diplomatic Conference of the Convention on Nuclear Safety, securing unanimous approval for the Vienna Declaration on Nuclear Safety – a milestone in international efforts in the wake of the 2011 Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident. From 2010 to 2013, he served as Assistant Director General for Policy and Chief of Cabinet at the IAEA. Previously, he held several senior positions in the Argentinian Foreign Service, including as Political Affairs Director General from 2007 to 2009. Mr Grossi was Chief of Cabinet at the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) in The Hague from 2002 to 2007. Prior to this, he held several positions within the Argentinian Foreign Ministry after joiningin 1985, including Chief of Embassy in Belgium and Luxembourg from 1998 to 2002, and Argentinian Representative to NATO from 1998 to 2001. Since 2017, Mr Grossi has been an International Gender Champion, promoting gender balance in the nuclear field. In 1983 he graduated from the Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina with a Bachelor's in Political Sciences, and in 1997 he graduated from the University of Geneva and the Graduate Institute of International Studies with a master's and PhD in International Relations, History and International Politics.


Within the last few months this blog has had some ups and downs. A few months ago the number of visitors to my blog practically doubled overnight. I was shocked at the number of new visitors. It was interesting actually in that the number of visitors doubled but the number of comments actually went down.
Blogging is weird. I like it, but it is weird. I often wonder: Who am I writing this blog for, the reader, or the writer? I suppose the reality is a little bit of both.
If I was purely writing this blog for the readers then maybe I would not write some of the things that I do. I would probably stick to non-controversial subjects. Funny. Being a cross dresser is controversial in and of itself. Not that I think it is, but many in the public appear to.
Recently I wrote a post about not being a Halloween costume. After that post the number of visitors to my blog dropped in half. A bit of investigation revealed the cause of both my up and down. A very popular blogger had included me on their reading list. But after the controversial post, they removed me from their personal reading list.
That particular blogger had posted up about their Halloween adventures in fem and clearly had taken offense at my opinion. This really made me think, why am I blogging? Am I blogging to please the public, or at least a segment of the public, or am I blogging for myself? Do I care about numbers of visitors more, or being true to myself?
The answer is, I care more about being true to myself. I care about my readers, in fact I am amazed that anyone reads the drivel that I spew. But I will not compromise my beliefs to increase a page count. What beliefs are those? The one that says, there is nothing wrong with voicing an opinion.
I voiced an opinion, that personally, for me, I choose to not dress as a woman on Halloween. I am sorry that is so upsetting for some of you. But in voicing my opinion on this topic, I never said that I don't think you should dress. I simply said, that I would not do that.
If by voicing my opinion you choose to not read my blog anymore, that is your choice. But instead of getting upset and leaving, I really wish you would voice your opinions on the topic, whatever it may be. Begin a dialogue. Talk. Voice your opinion.
All too often, throughout my life, my opinions have proven to be controversial. Generally what has happened is that I voice an opinion and instead of someone giving me an opposing viewpoint to consider, they have gotten upset. If they say anything, they tell me that I have upset them. That is not voicing an opinion about the topic at hand, it is voicing an opinion on a new topic; that I should not speak up about how I see the world.
Well for you constant readers of my blog, please understand, while I know my opinions are controversial on occasion, the thing I love the most is a good dialogue. And good dialogues often come from opposing viewpoints.
So, if you ever disagree with me, be brave and tell me your opinion. I would love to hear it!
- Oh and yeah as a footnote to this conversation, some of you might be surprised at the number of cross dressing bloggers I have reached out to and attempted to make some sort of network with, but they are not interested in any sort of cross promotion with me. Which I find to be funny. I think we need to stick together, even if we disagree with each other's views. Far more often than not, CDing bloggers don't want to have anything to do with me. We should not be so divided, if we can't support each other, can we honestly expect any support from the general public?
Great post Nadine. I found myself saying "Yes!" over and over.
Thanks Halle. Yeah, I do wonder about foreign readers. Google translate really opens up the blog to the world huh?
Thanks for the affirmation. I appreciate it.
Confidence in expressing ourselves? Yeah that is a tough one. It takes guts to do each and every little bit. But over time, and lots of little bits, I can look around and see my confidence has grown. Unfortunately often the only way to get the confidence ball rolling, is to take the first step and that first step is generally the hardest part!
I really like your blog...but only do it if you like doing it...you probably don't get paid enough to do it for us fans!
You come across as very honest and open. I don't know who delinked you, but I would bet they are phony bologna. It is refreshing to read someone that is not living in some fantasy world...just living your life.
Thanks and only keep at this if you like it.
Paid for blogging? Ha! I used it to get a discount on a wig once. And that was great. I got it for about 50% off! Steal!
The fact that the number of readers changed because a popular blogger added and removed you to and from their reading list shows how easily influenced some people are by others opinions.
I've said it to a friend in the past who posts the odd controversial thing on Facebook. I might disagree with her opinions and I might decide that I'm not going to read what she posts but I'm not going to ditch her because of them as that's part of what makes our friendship so much more interesting.
I agree that many people are quite easily influenced. Also people are habitual. If they find a website through another site, they will almost always continue to follow that path. Frequently I get repeat visitors through certain sites, but rarely through folks actually typing in my web address. Interesting for sure!
I feel that friendships grow the best with people being able to express various opinions and have lively discussions, instead of being fearful of committing various offenses.
Best wishes to you and your wife and happy duck hunting!
Thanks for the well wishes on duck hunting; I had a great hunt just yesterday actually!
Thanks for continuing to read and not be offended!
I know people are quite busy. I too am kept quite busy and don't always have the time to comment on everything I read. That would be a full time job!
I keep pondering the workout wear. I do have a pair of yoga pants I wear consistently, but just not fully dressed as a woman. Maybe someday though huh?
Thanks so much for reading my blog, I appreciate it. And yes I have read yours as well and enjoy it. Thanks!
I smiled when I read your "blogging is weird" and "who and I writing this blog for". I have asked myself the same question and I've only been up and running for a week! Thanks for following by the way.
People can be fickle Nadine, there will always be those who will be offended with whatever you say, don't in anyway dilute your opinions, that's the last thing we want. If someone does not concur with one's view point they can leave it be or begin as you said a dialogue. I always see it as a benefit to have constructive discourse with others (I emphasise the word constructive here), you either confirm your view point to some extent or come away with food for thought.
As to drivel Nadine, keep it coming! It helps the rest of us to cope with our own!
Although Abigale hasn't been around that long, I have had a few non-replies in trying to make contacts. You're right we need to stick together. And talking about sticking. My old history teacher persevered for years trying to make us learn about the Tudors. She had a saying "If you throw enough mud at a wall some of it will stick".
So don't give up trying to network.
PS: Also congratulations! Now into your 5th. blog year of throwing mud!
Thank you so much for commenting. Also, I am enjoying your blog. Good luck with it. Blogging can get weird at times!
Wow, I had not even noticed that my blog birthday has come and gone, over a month ago actually!
Thanks for your thoughts sweetie! I so appreciate it.
"If memories were all I sang, I'd rather drive a truck"
You see, you can't please everyone, son you got to please yourself".
You are one of us who has found your own unique way of pushing the envelop. I admire your courage and your drive. I envy your figure, good looks, ability to present as a believable lady and the freedom you have carved out to enable you to 'do your thing'.
While you do need to write for yourself, I for one always enjoy what you have to say and while I cannot always come out of the closet and present myself to the world while dressed in a skirt, top, hose and heels I can surely come forward to comment on your opinions and writings.
Well thank you so much! Your words and thoughts are super kind. You are such a prolific reader and commenter Pat, I always see your comments around the blogosphere. Being so well read, I so appreciate your continued participation in my little corner of the net.
Your words are very touching. Thanks!
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The Covent Garden Apple Store has been without the hundreds of diehard Apple fans usually camping out overnight in anticipation of the manufacturer's latest iPhone release.
Just two people were outside the Apple Store in Covent Garden when Mobile News visited this morning (September 15). Large queues were usually a common sight days before previous major iPhone launches. More than a thousand people queued up for the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus in Covent Garden when they were released in September 2014. Numbers have been dwindling, however. Only 17 people had gathered outside the Apple Store in Oxford Street last year (September 24) a day before the 6s and 6s Plus went on general sale.
These falling numbers have accompanied dropping iPhone sales. Q2 this year saw overall shipments drop for the second consecutive quarter, down 15 per cent year on year to 40.399 million. According to figures from analyst IDC for Q2, Apple's global smartphone market share had slipped from 13.9 per cent to 11.8 per cent over the past 12 months.
The two who spoke to Mobile News this year were self-proclaimed Apple fanatics. Geza Katai, 24, (pictured below) had flown to London from Serbia two days ago just to purchase the new 7. He has been queuing up since 7am this morning.
This year's launch has been accompanied by a 30 degree heatwave, a contrast to the rain and cold weather of last year's 6s release. Both said this had made queuing up much more bearable and pleasant. They had been passing the time by watching videos on their iPhones and street entertainers in the area. They have also been getting food and going to the toilet from nearby pubs and restaurants.


Cuccidati or Italian X Cookies?
After you've tried the authentic Italian rum cake recipe, here's another one that would surely give you another onslaught of the munchies: Italian fig cookies.
Of course, you can't blame the consuming public from falling in love with Sicilian pastries because many of them are quite scrumptious and simply unforgettable.
Case in point, aside from cannoli, there are also the often colorfully sprinkled Italian fig cookies. What exactly are we talking about? Continue reading and find out.
Whichever of them may be true, one thing is for sure, these special fig cookies have been part of Italian weddings, Christmases, and other special occasions for many Italian households for centuries.
Italian fig cookies, which many may think are like Fig Newtons (they're not!), come in so many names. In some areas, they call them cuccidati or cucidati. In other areas they are called cuddureddi while in others still they are called buccellati.
For many in the United States, they are also called x-cookies, courtesy of the iconic Julia Child and pastry chef Nick Malgieri. All these cookies are derivatives of the Sicilian fig cookies but they just come in different sizes and shapes.
Actually, there's not much difference to the two. Both are traditional Italian cookies, are often served for special occasions, and are filled with figs, nuts, and raisins. So how different are they really?
Well, cuccidati are traditional fig cookies from Italy. They are quite popular in the southern regions, especially in the autonomous island-region of Sicily.
They are often baked for special occasions such as weddings or Christmas. As a matter of fact, there are stories that the day before Christmas in Sicily, butchers in meat shops would clean up their grinding machines so that anyone in the town who wants to make cuccidati could bring their figs and raisins and have them ground up there.
Whether that service was for free or not though, was not mentioned. But hey, just goes to show that making cuccidati for Christmas was such an important tradition that businesses were willing to give way for the townspeople to be able to make scrumptious fig filling for these cookies. Right?
Now, Italian X-Cookies are equally popular pastries in Sicily, as well as in the Calabria region. In the US, however, it was made popular by pastry chef Nick Malgieri in Julia Child's pastry book Baking with Julia. They are especially popular as festive Christmas treats because of their colorful sprinkles. Or because of "x" in "X-mas"?
Well, the recipe for these particular cookies have more or less the same ingredients and baking instructions as cuccidati, with the shape of the baked cookies the only considerable difference. As a matter of fact, you can make both cuccidati and X-cookies at the same time using only one recipe.
You just do something extra for the X-cookies to turn them into "x" shapes. How to make the cookies into "x" shapes though? Well, after you slice the already filled dough crosswise, take each piece and slash each end. Then, slightly open each cut to form an "x" before you slide the cookies into the oven to bake.
Whatever you call them, cuccidati, X-cookies, or simply Italian fig cookies, and whichever version you follow, here's one that could very well deliciously satisfy those pastry cravings you may probably have now.
These cookies are traditional Italian made during the Christmas season. Called Cuccidati, or Italian fig cookies, represent a delicious treat!
For your Italian fig cookies filling, combine the raisins, dates, and figs and put them in a food processor to be finely chopped.
Add the chopped walnuts, almonds, and chocolate chips. Mix well.
Put the marmalade, honey, lemon zest, cinnamon, nutmeg, and wine. Mix well in a bowl.
Cover the bowl and store in the refrigerator for about 8 hours.
To make the dough, combine the flour, baking powder, sugar, and salt in a mixing bowl.
Add the softened butter, and then the egg, milk and vanilla. Mix until all ingredients are well-combined.
Take the dough and put it in a floured surface. Knead the dough for about 5 minutes.
Divide the dough in half, put them in a bowl, cover and refrigerate for 45 minutes.
Preheat the oven to 375°. Cover 2 large baking dish with baking paper or lightly grease them. Set aside.
On the work table, sprinkle flour on the surface so the dough doesn't stick when you work on it.
Take one quarter of the dough and roll it into a square that measures about 12 inches. Then cut the dough into rectangles that approximately measures 4 by 3 inches.
Take the filling out the refrigerator. Put 2 spoonful of filling at the center of each rectangle.
Fold close each dough lengthwise, one side a little on top of each other and pinch close each end to seal the dough.
Turn the filled doughs to make the seams face downward, and carefully flatten each dough a little.
Sprinkle some flour on a knife and using that, cut the dough crosswise, about 1-inch wide pieces. Do this for all the filled Italian fig cookies dough.
Now, on to baking the cookies. Arrange the dough pieces at least half an inch apart on the baking pan, and bake for about 15 to twenty minutes, or until golden brown. When the cookies are done, remove from the oven and put on a cooling rack.
Meanwhile, mix the confectioner's sugar, vanilla, and lemon juice. Mix well until it has a smooth consistency. But make sure it's not runny.
Brush icing or pour a teaspoon or so of it on top of each cookie and then sprinkle some of the nonpareils on top of that. Let the cookies completely dry before stacking.
Wrap these Italian fig cookies up in colorful boxes or printed cellophane bags, tie ribbons on each, and give them away as presents. Or just stack them on a serving dish and serve to cap off your dinner parties or during your Sunday family dinners.
If you think you have made too much dough and filling you can keep them in the refrigerator and bake them for another day. However, they don't have the same shelf life. The dough may only last up to 4 days while the filling can last up to 7 days. You can also opt to bake all the cookies and store them in an airtight container, and they will last up to 10 days. If you want the cookies to have a longer shelf life, freeze them before putting them in an airtight container, and they will last up to a month.


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Improper Admission or Rejection of Evidence
98.1. Introductory.-
Under section 167, the improper admission or rejection of evidence shall not be a ground of itself for a new trial or reversal of any decision in any case, if it shall appear to the court before which such objection is raised that, independently of the evidence objected to and admitted, there was sufficient evidence to justify the decision, or that, if the rejected evidence had been received, it ought not to have varied the decision. Section 167 is a verbatim reproduction of section 57 of the Evidence Act of 1855, and the rule has been adopted from the practice of the courts in England.
98.2. Significance.-
It is the duty of the courts to arrive at their decisions upon legal evidence only.1 However, lest it should be argued that a breach of this duty by the judge renders the trial illegal and the judgment liable to be set aside, it becomes necessary to provide that the improper admission of evidence shall not be a ground of itself for (i) a new trial or (ii) a reversal of any decision in the case. Similarly, since a court is bound to take on record all relevant evidence unless otherwise provided by a specific provision of law-an obligation which can, to some extent, be deduced from section.-it could have been argued that if admissible evidence has been rejected, the trial is vitiated. Anticipating such an argument, the Legislature has, in section 167, also provided that the improper rejection of evidence shall not be ground of itself for a new trial or a reversal of any decision in the case.
1. Miller v. Madho Dass, (1896) LR 23 IA 103.
98.3. English law.-
Stephen Lush, in his Common Law Practice,1 wrote-"Where evidence has been offered by one party at the trial and has been improperly rejected or admitted by the Judge after hearing the objections of the opposite party, a new trial, as a general rule, may be claimed on the ground that in so rejecting or admitting the evidence the Judge did not rule according to the law". But, he also added that courts had not been in the habit of granting new trial where, even if the evidence rejected is admitted, a verdict for the party offering would be clearly against the weight of evidence or-to take the converse case-where, even without the evidence illegally received, there is enough to warrant the verdict.
1. Stephen Lush Common Law Practice, p. 481, quoted by Field.
98.4. Stephen's view.-
Stephen in his Introduction1 to this Act observed (with reference to the sections concerning relevancy), that "important as these sections are for purposes of study, and in order to make the whole body of law to which they belong easily intelligible to students and practitioners not trained in English Courts, they are not likely to give rise to litigation or to nice distinctions. The reason is that section 167 of the Evidence Act, which was formerly section 57 of Act II of 1855, renders it practically a matter of little importance whether evidence of a particular fact is admitted or not". Of course, he had in mind those cases where the breach of the rules did not cause substantial miscarriage of justice.
1. Stephen Introduction, p. 73.
98.5. Applicability.-
It may be noted that section 167 applies to civil as well as to criminal cases.1 The word "decision", though generally used as applicable to civil proceedings, is by no means inappropriate to criminal cases. The words "in any case" in section 167 are wide, and were long ago interpreted to include criminal trials by jury2. The position is clear from section 1, which renders the Act applicable to all judicial proceedings, etc. (with certain exceptions), and by section 3, which declares that "Court" includes all Judges and Magistrates.3 In short, the provision contained in section 167 applies to all judicial proceedings in or before any court, including jury trials.4
1. Queen v. Hurribole Chunder Chose, 1874 ILR 1 Cal 207 (217); R. v. Havroji Dadabhai, 9 BHCR 358 (375).
2. Queen Empress v. Ram Chandra Govind, ILR 19 Born 749 (762), Soylimiya Miyabhai v. Empress, AIR 1944 Born 338 (343).
3. R. v. Pitamber Jinn, ILR 2 Born 51 (65, 66).
4. Abdul Rahim v. Emperor, AIR 1945 PC 82 (84).
The significance of section 167 would be best understood if regard is had to the position regarding appeal. Where an appeal lies on points of law, only two questions relating to evidence may arise, namely, that the judge wrongly admitted or rejected evidence, or that there was no evidence upon which the judge could find as he did.1 The first question is the one on which section 167 focusses attention. It prohibits reversal of judgment merely on the ground of a wrong admission or rejection of evidence if other evidence on record justifies the decision under appeal, or if inclusion of the evidence improperly rejected would have made no difference.
1. Cockle Cases and Statutes on Evidence, (1963), p. 405.
98.7. This does not, of course, mean that in no case would the improper admission or rejection of evidence affect the decision. To the saving provision in section 167, an important condition precedent has been annexed, namely, "if it shall appear to the court before which such objection is raised that independently of the evidence objected to and admitted, there was sufficient evidence to justify the decision, or that if the rejected evidence had been received, it ought not to have varied the decision".
The Privy Council observed,1 discussing this aspect:
"It was therefore the duty of the High Court in Appeal to apply its mind to the question whether, after discarding the evidence improperly admitted there was left sufficient around to justify the convictions. The Judges of the High Court did not apply their minds to this question because they considered that the evidence was properly admitted, and their Lordships propose therefore to remit the case to the High Court of Madras, with directions to consider this question. If the court is satisfied that there is not sufficient admissible evidence to justify the convictions, they will take such course, whether by discharging the accused or by ordering a new trial, as may be open to them".
1. Kottava v. R., AIR 1947 PC 67 (71).
98.8. In England, under the Rules of the Supreme Court1-
"(1) On the hearing of any appeal the Court of Appeal may, if it thinks fit, make any such order as could be made in pursuance of an application for a new trial or to set aside a verdict, finding or judgment of the court below.
(2) A new trial shall not be ordered on the ground of misdirection, or of the improper admission or rejection of evidence, or because the verdict of the jury was not taken upon a question which the judge at the trial was not asked to leave to them, unless in the opinion of the court of appeal some substantial wrong or miscarriage has been thereby occasioned.
(3) A new trial shall not be ordered by reason of the ruling of any judge that a document is sufficiently stamped or does not require to be stamped".
1. Order 58, rule 3, Rules of the Supreme Court.
98.9. No change.- We have no further comments on the section which needs no change.


The recovery of an international debt amounting to over £1.4 billion has been successfully aided by the UK's leading High Court enforcement agency.
Sherforce, which specialises in collecting business debts, was requested by a firm of solicitors to recover the substantial sum owed to their U.S. based client, believed to be the biggest Writ issued in England and Wales to date.
A team from Sherforce attended and took possession of a property in London owned by the defendants worth £5.5million, with assets worth over £100,000. Contents included a number of televisions, furniture, designer clothing, silverware and a Mercedes 4×4 motor vehicle, but the most intriguing discovery was a package sealed up and ready to be sent to the USA, which contained four pictures valued between £8,000 and £12,000 each.
Further details of the case, including the name of the client, cannot be disclosed due to client confidentiality.
Sherforce, whose headquarters are at Westwood Park in Colchester, employs 94 people in Colchester, London, Leeds, and Delhi, 40 of whom are high court enforcement officers, making it the largest agency in the UK, handling 40% of the market's workload. It is the only enforcement firm in the top 200 law firms, and is the sixth oldest law firm in the UK, dating back to 1780.


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Dictionary Pudding have been putting on some diverse gigs of late and a recent partnership with the Brighton Alternative Jazz Festival has led them to some excellent jazz. On Monday night they played host to the avant-garde Australian trio The Necks in a Victorian gothic church at the top of muesli mountain.
The Necks formed in 1987 in Sydney Australia and Chris Abrahams (piano), Tony Buck (drums) and Lloyd Swanton (bass) have been ploughing a consistently highly acclaimed furrow ever since. The trio are famed for playing hour long improvisation pieces that explore a relatively limited range of intense repeated musical figures to create an atmospheric ambient orchestral sound, and that was very much what the Brighton audience got.
The church of St Luke's in Hanover was an excellent choice of venue for this music, its simple interior and candlelit statues created an atmosphere that felt a little like being on the set of a low-budget horror movie. The eerily haunting music produced a similar feel, not unaided by a slightly edgy sense of trepidation as the Necks came on stage a full 15 minutes late.
The trio played two sets of improvised music. Imagine late 70s horror soundtracks recorded for the ECM label, with a colony of rats scuttering around the floor tripping over nails. To this listener's ear the first set felt somewhat hesitant, as if the band were in awe of their surroundings and reluctant to stretch themselves.
The second set was more varied and emotive, full of moments of mesmerising beauty. Whilst the first set was dominated by Lloyd Swanton's dominant bass lines in the second set all three band members came together more and Chris Abrahams' piano in particular seemed to cover more ground and take their whole sound into a different place.
The gig was quite a coup for the promoters and hopefully the sell out crowd means we might expect more experimental innovative concerts like this in future.


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DE: OLG Stuttgart confirms legitimacy of an identifying report related to the "Panama Papers"
by Tobias Raab
On 8 March 2017, the Higher Regional Court (Oberlandesgericht, OLG) of Stuttgart decided that an article about the so called "Panama Papers", which had been published by the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung in 2016, was permissible (Case no. 4 U 166/16).
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In the present case, the newspaper had published an article titled "The Phantom" on 5 April 2016, both in its print edition and on its website. The article did not only deal with the Panama Papers themselves - which are information and data on offshore companies that had been founded and organised by a law firm from Panama for numerous well-known clients in order to reduce their tax obligations in the countries of residence. It also reported on a private detective and undercover agent, who made an application for a preliminary injunction as a consequence of the article.
In the course of this case, the OLG Stuttgart especially had to decide whether the newspaper could have lost the right to publish the disputed information to the extent they had (possibly) been obtained in an illegal manner. The Court stated that at least one of the journalists participated in the possibly illegal activity of an anonymous informer by accepting the informer's offer of not only providing already existing information, but also the latter's willingness to find new information to be used consecutively while the story was being published.
The Court reached the conclusion that acquiring the information on the Panama Papers possibly in an illegal manner was neither to be seen as an offence committed to the detriment of the claimant, nor did the newspaper infringe his rights by publishing about him. The judgment makes clear that there might have been another finding if the concerned law firm itself had filed the lawsuit.
Even though the Court recognizes that there might have been an interference with the detective's general right to protection of personality under Art. 1 para. 1, Art. 2 para. 1 of the German Basic Law (Grundgesetz, GG) and Art. 8 para. 1 European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), he could not generally rely on this potential infringement as blocking any type of publishing information on him. The Court made clear that the claimant's general right to protection of personality had to be balanced with the newspaper's freedom of opinion under Art. 5 para. 1 GG and Art. 10 ECHR.
As there was an overriding public interest in creating transparency on the economic owners of those offshore companies, potential misuse such as tax fraud and money laundering, the newspaper's freedom of opinion outweighed the detective's rights in the present case. The Court therefore decided that the publication was legally permitted as far as it dealt with the claimant's passport and descriptions of his activities and practices.
On the other hand, the Court decided that there were some pieces of information the newspaper had illegally published. This concerned specifications on the claimant's property and estate while also conveying the place of the estate and publishing the related abstract of the title. That type of information was not necessary for readers to understand that the claimant had been benefitting from an offshore company. The same applied to rumors about the claimant bribing police officers in Panama, as this was an allegation of fact which had not been made credible by the newspaper.
As no appeal was launched against the judgement of the OLG Stuttgart, the decision is final.
Tobias Raab is an Attorney at Law at the German law firm Stopp Pick & Kallenborn and publishes abstracts for the Institute of European Media Law (EMR), Saarbrücken/Brussels.
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De gemeente grenst aan Aperibé, Cambuci, Cantagalo, Santo Antônio de Pádua, São Fidélis en São Sebastião do Alto.

Geboren in Itaocara
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