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Jason: DWR dynamically creates a JS file that has a stub that matches the class and methods you're exposing. so, if you have a Demo class with the method doFoo(), it creates a stub JS class called Demo with the method doFoo() that wraps the Ajax call to the DWR servlet
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Jason: you call Demo.doFoo(<callback>) (iirc) from your page, and it uses the stub plus the plumbing from engine.js to make the XHR call, get the results, and cal your callback function
HobiOne: nice, so question is, if I have 10 beans, I have to create 10 js
Jason: well, you have to configure DWR to expose those beans, then include each JS file in your page
if I were you, i'd use annotations. much easier :)
HobiOne: I see, okay back to your answer, "configure DWR", do you mean in dwr.xml file
Jason: yes though if you use annotations, I think you set up a different DWR servlet, then just annotate the class and methods you want to expose
it would be nice if DWR offered a KitchenSink.js that included everything else, but I don't think it does
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HobiOne: how about DAO stuff, do I only register beans to dwr.xml or any java classes I make in back end
Jason: well, i'd be REALLY careful what you expose to the outside world
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Jason: i.e., i would NOT expose DAOs
HobiOne: got it, only beans, b/c from html, I dont need to talk to DAO, bean should be responsible to communicate with DAOs
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After days of being just able to read about Facebook's new Home users of the HTC One, One X, and One X+, Samsung Galaxy S3, Galaxy S4 and Galaxy Note 2 can finally lay their hands on it. Facebook's latest iteration of the service for Android smartphones, Facebook Home, is up for grabs on the Google Play store.
Cover Feed on Facebook Home lets users view their News Feed posts as soon as they turn their phone on. They can swipe through these posts to view more, double tap to like a post and then can comment on a post from the cover feed.
Up next is Chat Heads and Messenger. Home users can install Messenger on their devices to send and receive texts and Facebook messages at the same location. Then there is the ability to move in and out of conversations while, say, watching a video or browsing the web. It is possible to type replies right from chat heads. Alternatively, users can choose to move them around, in case they don't want to respond to it right away.
Facebook Home settles on the Play store
Home users can view their notifications on their homescreen and they will stay there till the users want it to. To open a notification, users can tap on it or get them out of the way to view the cover feed.
Users have the app launcher to open their favourite apps and post to Facebook at the same time. Users can pick what they want to feature on the launcher, and they can press and hold it before dragging it to where they want to see it.
Facebook Home is dubbed as a replacement for the Android UI and puts more emphasis on people rather than apps. The tablet version of Facebook Home is still under development and will take some time to be launched.
On the question of privacy on Home, Facebook's Michael Richter and Erin Egan had clarified that it "doesn't change anything related to your privacy settings on Facebook." They added that privacy controls of a user work in the same way with Home as they do elsewhere on Facebook.
While stating that Home is a new way to experience the social networking platform, the post makes it clear that users get to the service by downloading it from the Play store or by purchasing a phone with Home pre-installed. Implying that they do not have to use Home to access Facebook on their Android devices.
Additionally, once a user installs Home on his Android device, he doesn't necessarily have to continue using it. Users can turn off Home in their Home Settings. Alternatively, if a user likes Home but doesn't want to show up as their lockscreen, there is an option for that too.
Importantly, the post goes on to add that Home collects information when users interact with the service, i.e. when they like or comment on a post and send a message. Home may also collect other details about how a user uses it. The post explains this by stating that Facebook has a list of apps that a user has in the Home app launcher.
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As far as the service's location collecting abilities go, Facebook clarifies that it does not use the location any differently than the Facebook app that users already have on their Android phones. Importantly, it is possible to control the location permission in the phone's settings.
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U.S.–Pakistan relations got off to a rough start in 2018. President Trump rang in the new year with a harshly worded tweet accusing Pakistan of accepting American money without taking out the terrorists that attack American troops in Afghanistan. Several days later, the Trump administration announced the suspension of most security aid to Pakistan until those terrorists are targeted.
Pakistani officials excoriated Trump for his tweet. Pakistan's foreign minister declared that his country's alliance with America was "over." News reports revealed that Washington is working on ways to mitigate possible Pakistani retaliations to U.S. pressure.
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Since I was a teenager I have loved the idea of the making dolls dressed as characters from famous ballets. Last year I began making a small range of dolls and characters which I sell through my etsy shop, I also take custom orders: https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/TheRedShoesVintage?ref=hdr_shop_menu
Carlotta Edwards – Collecting Vintage Ballet
The 1950s saw an explosion of all things ballet in popular culture. One of the most prominent artists was Carlotta Edwards (1894 - 1977). Edwards was the daughter of the French painter Ferdinand Pourrier. Her ballet scenes once graced the bedrooms of little girls (and big) all over England but were very popular in Australia and New Zealand. Edwards appears to have… Continue reading Carlotta Edwards – Collecting Vintage Ballet


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Gift Cards
Gift cardscan be purchased in any multiple of £10, and can be used to buy annual passes, day tickets or to make purchases of food, drink or ice cream at the visitor centre. They are valid for 12 months from date of purchase. After you have paid online you will receive your gift card by post within a few days to redeem at Cream o' Galloway Visitor Centre.


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Curators from the ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands will lead a tour of the Asia premier of the exhibition Big Bang Data and the newly opened permanent exhibition, Future World: Where Art Meets Science.
Future World is a fully immersive 1500-square-metre digital universe, where 15 spectacular art installations are brought to life and evolve in real-time through visitor presence and participation. This permanent exhibition is a collaboration with an award-winning Tokyo-based art collective of "ultra-technologists" that includes artists, programmers, engineers, CG animators, mathematicians, architects and designers. For more information, see: http://www.marinabaysands.com/museum/future-world.html
Through the work of artists, designers, technologists, scientists, journalists and filmmakers, Big Bang Data shows us how the vast quantities of data created by all of us every day, are moved around the world, and used by companies, governments, and individuals, to shape the world we live in today. As Singapore moves towards becoming the world's first "Smart Nation" harnessing data and technology thinking to do so, this show is a timely opportunity to reflect on what the data explosion means to all of us. For more information, see: http://www.marinabaysands.com/museum/big-bang-data.html.
Fee of US$25 applies, which includes group-rate admission to the two exhibits and one-way bus transportation to the venue. Only 40 spaces available and registration is compulsory. Please register here.
One way transportation will be provided:
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Steps in the Spice Garden
A cool banyan tree in the Spice Garden
Real, slightly fierce, monkeys in the Spice Garden
The sunset from Batu Fringhi beach
They almost don't look like they torment each other every minute they are awake....almost
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This past weekend we packed up the kids and headed to the island of Penang in Northwestern Malaysia. It was nice. The weather was perfect, no one got sunburn or food posioning and we all had a good time.
Things got off to a good start on the way to the airport
The boys hit the water immediately upon arrival
Someone has learned to count to 3
Someone else looks tanned and relaxed
A cool old house in Chinatown
Someone else rode his first horse
Someone looks happy while waiting for her hawker stand lunch. Notice the dolly is wearing her sun hat.
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Happy Thanksgiving to all!
Today I would normally be running around cooking since dawn, but this year we decided to pack up and go on a mini vacation. Our oldest is doing so so well at school that I don't feel 2 days off school will be his ruin.
I do wish a little that we were having a big dinner. My fondest Thanksgiving memory is from one we had in Harare, Zimbabwe. We sawm in a bright green pool at the DCM's house - it even had some frog eggs in it - yuck. And being the ultra non-American that I actually am, when someone passed me the cranberry sauce out of a can, I said "No thank you, I don't care for any beetroot." I had no idea what it really was!
Check back Monday for beachy pictures!
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I go through most days feeling like I don't accomplish anything. Today was a little different. There is a craft bazaar coming up that I will have 1/2 a table at - not sure what I was thinking! But I did manage to get all the onesies and t-shirts done that I plan to sell. Next up is the hairbows - the simple kind, not the 10 coloured 5 inch high ones. Some of them can be scary...
Notice my helper in the corner? She is fast.
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So Luke is becoming quite the photographer. He takes the camera whenever it is left out and takes many mnay pictures of interesting things around the house. Here is part of his latest series ont he living room. The last photo is taken while he is hiding behind the couch - someone must have been coming!
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In my life prior to becoming a FS spouse, I was a Montessori lower elementary teacher. I loved it most of the time. Well, I loved working with the kids - my school head and some parents, not so much. I had a little bit of a sickness when it came to material making. I loved it. I loved it all. I woud fight with my co-teacher about going to the copier, the lamiator and even cutting out the masses of laminated cards.
My middle son is going to a little sort of Montessori school. It is run by a lovely local woman and his other teacher also seems very nice and kind. While he has been there he has mastered riding a bike - not a big deal but he could not even pedal before we arrived in Malaysia. Can we say gross motor delay?? He has gotten loads better about colouring and can even write his name. He still would rather spend the morning playing with their little plastic dinos, but he is making some real progress. Schools here differ somewhat in the kinds of materials they have out on the shelves. I have offered to make them some and they polietly smile. I took in some last week and I guess they were pleased - it was hard to say. This week end I have been bitten by the Montessori material making bug and have whipped up a ton of nomenclature cards - anything I could find for free on the interenet. Hopefully they will break down and let me go crazy with the material making. Free materials by a trained teacher who cannot work and has nothing else to do with herself - seems like a win win for everyone to me!
Luke trying out some work at home
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Today we decided to head to the Deer Park - the guide book promised deer roaming free and the chance to feed them - a real draw for the 4 and under crowd in our house. So we got in the car first thing, got lost and finally made it. Before we arrived a very concerned man who had clearly been educated in the States stops us to ask how long we planned to stay. We don't normally discuss our days plans with complete strangers - but he persisted. Apparently there was a massive demonstration planned for later in the day right near the Deer Park. He advised us too look around then leave quickly.The Deer Park was a bust. No deer roaming freely. No feeding. Only lots of not stroller friendly steps. There were more interesting things close by - so some day soon we will go get lost and hope to end up back in the same part of town. On a day we hope a massive demonstration isn't planned.
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This morning as I sat and waited for my daughter at Mandarin school - I wove in ends - lots and lots of ends.
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Every so often the Embassy offers something that is really interesting and useful. Today was one of those days - they had 2 people in to talk about schools in general and college applications. The first woman I already knew and was so comforted to hear her lilting Southern accent as she reassured me that my oldest is a smart cookie and I don't actually have to listen to every piece of advice given to me about his education. I think people get used to feeling like DoS orders us around so much we always have to do as we are told regarding everything. Good to know!
The college lady was a good talker and full of very interesting information and advice. For example, colleges LOVE FS kids. They even have a special code for them 011. They love them because they have a broad world view and are fluent in English, among other things. She also said AP or IB - it doesn't matter at all. And if you are going to spend any money helping with the application - then get your kid in a college essay writing class - it matters that much. And she suggested starting college tours in 8th grade. That is now for us - Yikes! Since we usually only get to go home every couple of years, you need longer to work them all in. Looks like we will be visiting some colleges this summer..
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Every defendant convicted of DWI in Texas faces a surcharge or "tax" from DPS. This surcharge is to be paid as a penalty for maintaining your drivers license for three years from the date of the conviction. These surcharges can be very expensive. For example, if you are convicted on a misdemeanor DWI with BAC above .15 your total surcharge is $4500!
Many judges are starting to realize this is overkill for someone convicted of a DWI. Many defendants find it impossible to pay these surcharges and then their license gets suspended and it turns into a hole they can't dig out of.
The remedy to legally avoid paying these surcharges is to have your attorney file a WAIVER OF SURCHARGE motion. At your final court hearing, your attorney can ask you questions on the record regarding your financial situation. Many judges are very sympathetic to the financial hardships these surcharges impose and they will waive them. Some judges want written documentation but many will sign a surcharge waiver based on testimony alone.
If you are facing a DWI or any criminal charge, call the Law Office of Lance Turnbow at 512-392-4756 or 830-358-6658


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Home Security Tips For The Smart Renter
The security of a rental property is unsurprisingly a main concern of a landlord. Tenants should understand that they too play a part in ensuring the security of their rental home once they have moved in. If you want to make sure that your house for rent is well secured and your family is protected from any criminals, thieves or robbers, there are some precautionary measures that you should take yourself.
Show off.
Today almost all houses are equipped with home alarm systems and yours should not be an exception. The problem about alarm systems is the fact that this will only create noise once the burglar has broken into your home. By the time the police come, these people might already gone, together with your valuables. What having an alarm provides is a peace of mind— knowing that help will be on the way in the event that something happens, however, you can only truly protect your home if you warn burglars about your home alarm systems. Let them know you have one even before they target you. You can do this by showing off the notice that contains the name of the alarm company in obvious places in your house– windows, doors, gates and the likes. Keep in mind that alarms will only be effective if they are obvious.
Increase home monitoring (and let the bad guys know about it!)
Make sure your home is safe even if you are away from home. Strategically place surveillance cameras all over your home to make sure that you can monitor your home surroundings. Make sure that the cameras you buy can be accessed using your smartphone or mobile tablet. Aside from installing cameras, place the signage on each and every camera so that the bad guys will know that you can see them.
Pair it with high wattage sodium lighting.
In order to get the most out of your security cameras, pair them with this type of lighting. This way you will see things a lot clearer. In addition to this, having additional exterior lighting in your home will surely scare off any bad guys. The best thing about this? Cockroaches and other house pests do not like light too!
Burglar-proof your doors.
In the event that the burglars have gone past all your security measures, the only chance that you have to stop them is in the last protection of your home—doors and windows. Luckily for you, there are already many ways that you can increase security in these parts of your home. Make sure that you equip your doors with a a deadbolt and knob lock. In addition to that, you should have the hinges and doorjamb of your home doors reinforced.
Home security is your responsibility. Do not just expect your landlord to do things for you. With these simple tips, you can surely fortify the security of your rented home.
Ron is the webmaster of Apartments-for-rent-in-Michigan.Com and MichiganHousesOnline.Com. For more of his tips and advice, you can visit the said two websites.


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Stats of the Day: Jays' infield shows historic pop
Here are five interesting items from the American League Championship Series on Monday ...
• The Blue Jays' batters were out-hit, 15-11, lost the battle of extra-base hits, 5-4, and more than quadrupled Kansas City's numbers of strikeouts (with nine to the Royals' two), but they hit three balls out of the park and came away with an 11-8 victory in Game 3 of the ALCS.
The Blue Jays got home runs from Troy Tulowitzki and Josh Donaldson as part of a six-run third inning. The six runs tied a team record for the most in any single postseason inning, with the sole claim previously coming from the lineup in Game 4 of the 1993 World Series. In that contest -- a 15-14 win for Toronto -- the Jays scored six in the eighth frame.
• Postseason gear: Cubs | Mets | Blue Jays | Royals
Toronto's third home run of the game came from ninth-spot hitter Ryan Goins. The infielder finished the win with two hits and three RBIs. Goins is the 28th player to start a postseason contest batting in the ninth slot and to finish that affair with at least three RBIs. The teams that have gotten this production are now 27-1, with the lone loss coming from the Yankees in Game 2 of the 1978 ALCS. In that 10-4 loss to the Royals, Bucky Dent drove in three.
With third baseman Donaldson, shortstop Tulowitzki and Goins (who started the game at second base before moving to short) each homering and driving in three runs, Toronto became the first team in postseason history to see three-quarters of its starting infield (removing catcher from this equation) each have a homer and at least three RBIs.
Video: ALCS Gm3: Goins launches solo shot to right-center
• Marcus Stroman (6 1/3 innings pitched, four earned runs) picked up his first win of the 2015 postseason. At 24 years and 171 days old, he became the youngest Blue Jay ever to start and win a postseason game. The previous youngest had been Pat Hentgen, at 24 years and 340 days old for Game 3 of the 1993 World Series. In postseason history, starters under the age of 25 years old are now 142-152 with 114 no-decisions.
• Playing on his 35th birthday, Jose Bautista went 1-for-3 with an RBI and two walks. Bautista has drawn six walks in this ALCS. Frank Thomas (10 in the 1993 ALCS) and Barry Bonds (2002 NLCS) share the LCS record for bases on balls. Bautista is the eighth position player to start a postseason game on his 35th (or older) birthday. He is the first of the eight to record an RBI. Of the previous seven, three had a hit: Jose Cardenal, Placido Polanco and Joe Girardi, who produced the only multihit game of the bunch.
Video: ALCS Gm3: Bautista pads lead with single to left
• The Royals' 15 hits tie for the fourth most in postseason history for a losing team in a nine-inning game. In Game 4 of the 1979 World Series, the Pirates had 17 and lost to the Orioles, 9-6. The Dodgers twice had 16 hits in losses (Game 3 of the 2006 NLDS and Game 1 of the 2014 NLDS). The other teams to have 15: the 1947 Yankees in Game 6 of the World Series; the 1982 Cardinals in Game 5 of the Fall Classic; and the 2004 Red Sox in Game 3 of the ALCS. The Royals became the first team in postseason history -- no matter the number of innings -- to finish a loss with at least 15 hits and no more than two strikeouts.
The Royals got a four-hit game from leadoff hitter Alcides Escobar. The shortstop, who scored three runs, tripled in the first and followed with three singles. Escobar now has 32 postseason hits, tying Frank White for the fourth most in a career for the Royals franchise. George Brett leads with 56, and is followed by Willie Wilson (35) and Hal McRae (33).
Video: ALCS Gm3: Escobar triples past Bautista in right
Escobar has hit safely in 20 of his first 23 postseason games. Thurman Munson and Darin Erstad hit safely in 21 of their first 23 games. Harry Hooper, Brett, Pat Borders, David Eckstein, Orlando Cabrera and David Freese hit safely in 20 of their first 23 games.
Escobar is the 31st player in postseason history to have a line with at least four hits and three runs scored. Among them, he is the sixth to do it while batting in the leadoff spot. He is the second to do it while playing shortstop, after Derek Jeter in Game 1 of the 2006 ALDS. He is the second Royal to do so, joining Brett in Game 3 of the 1985 ALCS.
• Kansas City's Ben Zobrist collected three doubles to tie an LCS record. The Braves' Fred McGriff (Game 2, 1995 NLCS) and the Cardinals' Albert Pujols (Game 2, 2011 NLCS) are the two previous architects of a three-double game in an LCS contest.


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FILE PHOTO: Tennis – Wimbledon – All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, London, Britain – July 9, 2019 Britain's Andy Murray in action during his second round mixed doubles match against France's Fabrice Martin and Raquel Atawo of the U.S. REUTERS/Andrew Couldridge
(Reuters) – Former world number one Andy Murray said he expects to be back to his physical best by January next year, 12 months after he had hip resurfacing surgery in a bid to salvage his career.
Murray, 32, made his long-awaited singles return at the Cincinnati Masters on Monday — his first singles match since an opening-round Australian Open exit in January — where he lost in straight sets to Richard Gasquet.
Although Murray played doubles and mixed doubles at Wimbledon, he announced on Monday he would not play singles at the U.S. Open as he strives to get back to peak fitness that would allow him to play five-set matches at Grand Slams.
"I think nine to 12 months after the operation is when I would expect to be getting close to the best that I can be physically. And speed wise I should be fully recovered by 12 months," Murray told BBC Sport.
That would give him a realistic chance of competing at the Australian Open, the first Grand Slam of the year, which begins on Jan. 20 in Melbourne.
"Speeds have improved, but they are quite linear speeds, and repeatable tests, whereas on a match court you are changing direction and having to react to balls and anticipate," Murray added.
"The way to get that back is by playing matches. You can hit as many speed targets as you like, but once you get out on court it's very different."
The three-time Grand Slam champion said over the weekend that he would be playing at the inaugural Zhuhai Championships, which will be held two weeks after the U.S. Open ends next month.
Reporting by Rohith Nair in Bengaluru; Editing by Christian Radnedge


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If there's new technology going home with your students this year, it's likely that you, the teacher, are not the only one worrying about it. You're probably getting questions from parents and caregivers concerned about how these devices will get used at home.
To help schools engage families proactively around these concerns, Common Sense Media created the 1-to-1 Essentials Program, which contains resources for teachers and administrators envisioning, planning, or implementing a rollout. Here are just a few of the resources we provide that help onboard families:
1. Devise an action plan that includes parents. Find out what your school is doing to include families in the rollout process, and ask yourself: What more could we do?
2. Familiarize families with your school's Acceptable Use Policy, or the document that outlines the rules for using these devices, and the consequences for not following those rules. Suggest they use our customizable family media agreement or device contract, which helps families navigate the specifics of when, where, and how students' new devices are to be used at home.
3. Develop an FAQ list for families. Use our customizable tool with prewritten questions families might ask as their children starting using their new devices.
4. Address parents' safety and privacy concerns. Explain the filters and monitoring systems that are in place. Encourage parents to talk about Internet safety at home.
5. Demystify the technology. Are your students' parents familiar with legislation like COPPA and E-Rate? Use our Acronyms 101 guide and EdTech glossary to acquaint them with the lingo, and to debunk some of the myths that may have started to take root in the school community.
6. Keep families in the loop. Schedule time to meet with families throughout year, to hear about their successes and setbacks with these devices at home. You can also use our customizable calendar tool to share how you're teaching Common Sense Media's Digital Literacy and Citizenship curriculum to your students.
With all of the current press covering the challenges that school districts like Los Angeles Unified are facing as they implement large-scale 1-to-1 rollouts, there are a few bright spots to consider, exemplified by districts that have piloted programs carefully and engaged families from the start. For example, there is Coachella Valley Unified, which requires all students to take a tech oath on digital citizenship and proper use of the iPad -- no cyberbullying, harmful or inappropriate pictures or content, or social media during class time -- before handing over the devices. And there is the Eden Prairie School District's i-Learn Initiative, for which "two-thirds of parent respondents rated the school's implementation as 'excellent' or having gone 'very well.'" Teachers and administrators at Eden Prairie attribute a portion of their success to the "pre-planning," reports the Sun Current.
Our 1-to-1 Essentials Program offers resources for envisioning and planning your rollout that are resonant with successful implementation experiences we see around the country -- and they are all available for free online.


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Polenta Lasagna with Roasted Vegetables
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- Heat 1 tablespoon olive oil in a saucepan over medium heat. Add garlic and red pepper flakes; cook and stir until golden, about 1 minute. Stir in basil and oregano; cook until fragrant, about 1 minute. Stir in tomato sauce. Simmer sauce until flavors combine, about 20 minutes.
- Combine spinach and 2 tablespoons water in a large skillet over medium heat. Cover and cook until spinach is wilted, 3 to 5 minutes. Drain and cool until easily handled, about 5 minutes. Gather spinach into a ball and squeeze out excess water. Chop coarsely.
- Combine chopped spinach, ricotta, and ½ cup Parmesan cheese in a bowl.
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees F (200 degrees C). Line 2 baking sheets with parchment paper.
- Divide eggplant, red bell pepper, and orange bell pepper between lined baking sheets. Drizzle with 2 tablespoons olive oil and toss to coat. Season with salt and pepper.
- Roast in the preheated oven, stirring every 10 minutes, until tender and browned in spots, about 30 minutes. Remove from oven.
- Bring 6 cups water to a boil; add salt. Pour in polenta in a steady stream, whisking constantly. Reduce heat to low. Whisk until polenta thickens, about 5 minutes. Cover and cook, stirring vigorously every 10 minutes, until polenta is the consistency of porridge, about 30 minutes.
- Reduce oven temperature to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Grease a 9x13-inch baking dish with cooking spray.
- Spread half the polenta evenly in the bottom of the baking dish. Layer half of the spinach mixture, roasted vegetables, and sauce on top. Top with ½ cup mozzarella cheese and ¼ cup Parmesan cheese. Repeat layers with remaining polenta, spinach mixture, roasted vegetables, and sauce. Top with remaining mozzarella cheese and Parmesan cheese.
- Bake in the preheated oven until cheese melts and sauce is bubbly, about 20 minutes. Let cool before cutting so layers hold, at least 20 minutes.
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- Filling, tomato sauce, and vegetables can be made ahead and refrigerated. Bring to room temperature before assembling. The polenta needs to be cooked just before assembly because it firms up when it cools and cannot be poured or spread.
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this is the third time i am making it and it is amazing every time. love it j
A good addition to my Vegetarian repertoire. Looks so beautiful. Tasted delicious too. I definitely will be making it again.
This was very good. My husband didn't miss the meat, which is unusual for him.
Delicious, simple. I tweaked my recipe quite a bit to match family tastes for meat sauce, and we had GF lasagna for days!


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Matthew C. Sunderlin
Matthew C. Sunderlin
Managing Partner
Matthew C. Sunderlin is a native of Winchester, Virginia. He began practicing law in 1995 in the Hampton Roads area of Virginia and joined Clark Bradshaw in 1999. He became a partner in 2003.
Mr. Sunderlin is a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys and has been Certified as an Elder Law Attorney by the National Elder Law Foundation. As an active member of his community, he is President-Elect of the Rotary Club of Harrisonburg, a member of the Board of Directors of the Blue Ridge Community College Educational Foundation, Inc. and the Commonwealth Community Trust, Past President of The Arc (The Association for Retarded Citizens) of Harrisonburg / Rockingham, and Past Present of the Elder Alliance.
Mr. Sunderlin represents the elderly, the disabled, their families and advocates. Elder Law includes estate and incapacity planning, estate and trust administration, powers of attorney, advance medical directive, guardianship, conservatorship, planning with regard to Medicaid, Medicare, Social Security and Supplemental Security Income and fiduciary services.
Mr. Sunderlin also handles litigation involving these issues, such as will contests and estate administration disputes. Clark Bradshaw is well suited to handle estate, gift and fiduciary income tax-related matters as it employs two experienced certified public accountants. Mr. Sunderlin graduated from Hampden-Sydney College with B.A. in 1989 and from Regent University School of Law with a Juris Doctor in 1995.
- Regent University School of Law, J.D., 1995
- Hampden-Sydney College, B.A. in History, 1989
Bar Admissions
- Virginia
Professional Affiliations
- Certified Elder Law Attorney by the National Elder Law Foundation since 2003*
- Certified Guardian ad litem for incapacitated adults in Virginia since 2003
- Listed in the Virginia Super Lawyers magazine in the area of Elder Law 2008, 2009, 2012-2019
- Lecturer, Virginia Continuing Legal Education, Inc.
- Author, Managing Incapacity, Elder Law Handbook, Virginia Continuing Legal Education, Inc.
- Member, National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys
- Member, Virginia Academy of Elder Law Attorneys
- Treasurer, Harrisonburg-Rockingham Bar Association, 2011-2012
- President, Harrisonburg-Rockingham Bar Association, 2014-2015
- Member, Harrisonburg-Rockingham Bar Association
- Member, Virginia State Bar
- Member, Virginia Guardianship Association
- Former Representative for the Harrisonburg-Rockingham County Bar Association to the Council of Local Bar Associations of the Virginia State Bar
Community Involvement
- Past Member, Harrisonburg Council of the Central and Western Virginia Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association
- Assistant District Governor, Rotary International (Area 3, Dist. 7570), 2013-2017
- Past President and Past Board Member, Rotary Club of Harrisonburg, 2009-2010
- Past Member, Board of Directors of the Blue Ridge Community College Educational Foundation, Inc., 2005-2011
- Past Member, Board of Directors of the Commonwealth Community Trust, 2004-2010
- Past President and Past Board Member, The Arc (Association for Retarded Citizens) of Harrisonburg / Rockingham, 2002-2008
- Past President and Past Board Member, The ElderAlliance, 2002-2007
- Past Member, Rotary Club of Great Bridge, Chesapeake, Virginia, 1997-1999
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After Puri controversy, Mamata plays up differences between 'Hindu' & 'Hindutva'
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has decided to play up the difference between 'Hindu' and 'Hindutva', in a bid to strengthen the federal front and fight the Bharatiya Janata Party, which is gaining prominence in eastern states Bengal and Odisha, in addition to all the other states it currently rules.
Recently, Banerjee had been at the centre of a controversy when a sevayat from the Jagannath Temple in Puri demanded a ban on her visit to the shrine, because she 'supported beef eating'.
Banerjee said: "I am Hindu by faith, but I am not a black-sheep among Hindus. Hinduism teaches us to be tolerant, and the BJP is a blotch on its name."
Senior ministers said apart from highlighting the differences between Hindu and Hindutva as a tool to counter the BJP, the AITC would also launch series of attacks against the BJP for using fake accounts on social media, and trying to distort Trinamool's views, especially Banerjee's.
On Wednesday, Banerjee had posted on her Facebook page:
"In the recent past, I have observed that one section of religious groups, belonging to a political party ruling at the Centre and also in the name of their sister organisations, are distorting my views and opinions, and thus, misleading people with my photographs through some fake accounts. I strongly condemn such scandalous activities by the so-called Hindu zealots. This type of communal forces with their political vendetta is maligning people. I observe so many things of Hindutva in their campaign. We do not need to take lessons on Hinduism from them. Hinduism is universal and it teaches us religious tolerance. We are proud of Hindu religion and all religions as well. We believe in secularism and democratic traditions. Please do not believe in rumours or gossips. My official Facebook and Twitter page is already available."
Efforts towards an anti-BJP front?
Sources in Banerjee's All India Trinamool Congress (AITC) said while the BJP was trying to bring in religious polarisation and dividing people on communal lines, the main challenge facing the Trinamool was to bring all regional parties to a consensus, something that would will help Banerjee strengthen her base in BJP-ruled states, especially in Jharkhand and Uttar Pradesh, and in Bihar.
On Thursday, Banerjee met with Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik at his residence, but neither wanted to divulge whether there has been any communication for strengthening the federal front to fight the BJP.
Patnaik said: "We did not discuss politics today. It was a courtesy meeting."
Banerjee, on the other hand, said: "Politics cannot be discussed in one day. It is too early to say anything on the seat sharing or alliance with the BJD now. I do not think BJP is a threat. The BJP is trying to divide people on the basis of caste, creed, religion – amongst Hindus also. We should all try to strengthen federalism instead."
Sources in the AITC said that without seat sharing with other regional parties, it would be difficult for the AITC to penetrate the BJP-dominated states, and also in Odisha. Thus, as a first step towards bringing together a non-BJP front, Banerjee had decided to meet with Patnaik.
Partha Chatterjee, Bengal's parliamentary affairs minister, said: "We are hopeful that we will strengthen the federal front by speaking with all regional parties. Our Chief Minister has already started the process of meeting with the regional parties and speaking with them to come to a consensus, so that we can fight the BJP."


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The power of handwritten
Charlotte believed Inkpact could help businesses grow by sending beautifully handwritten notes to their customers. She personally wrote to potential clients explaining how Inkpact could help their business. Every response she got proved her concept – handwritten letters stand out and make an impact.
Combining human and tech
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There are two campsite passes for campervans:
Campsite pass for rental campervans
Buy the weekly pass when you hire your campervan and save up to 50% on campsite fees at more than 90 of DOC's most scenic campsites. If you're planning to explore New Zealand in a rental campervan, you can buy DOC's weekly campsite pass.
How many nights can you stay?
Each pass is valid for seven consecutive nights at designated campsites.
How much does it cost?
- $30 for a Single pass (one adult)
- $60 for a Double pass (two adults)
- $90 for a Family pass (two adults and up to two children/youths)
Prices are valid 1 July 2019 – 30 June 2020.
Age categories:
- Adult: 18+ years
- Child/youth: 5-17 years
- Under 5 years: free
Where can you use it?
Use the pass at more than 90 vehicle-accessible Standard and Scenic campsites. Note: the pass can't be used to pay for Serviced campsites, campsites that are booked online, or powered sites.
Campsites covered by rental campervan pass.
Who can use it?
Anyone travelling in a self-contained rental campervan can use the pass.
How does it work?
Display the pass on the campervan dashboard where it's clearly visible. Present it to the campsite warden on request.
Your details, including the dates the pass is valid and vehicle registration, will be filled in by the rental company or their agent.
Where can you buy it?
Buy the pass through participating rental vehicle agencies:
- DetourNZ
- Lucky Rentals
- JUCY Rentals
- Spaceships Rentals
- STA Travel
- Antipodes Travel
An online version of the pass is available through Rankers.
Weekly pass terms and conditions
- Each pass can be used for up to seven consecutive days.
- The pass is valid for the dates written on the pass.
- The pass is only valid for the vehicle registration written on the pass.
- This pass is not transferrable and cannot be exchanged for money.
- The pass is valid at designated DOC campsites.
- All campsites are subject to availability and advanced bookings are not accepted with this pass.
- The pass cannot be used at campsites which are Serviced, powered, or on the online booking system.
DOC/NZMCA campsite pass
If you are a New Zealand Motor Caravan Association (NZMCA) member, you can purchase a campsite pass to access DOC standard and scenic campsites around New Zealand. The pass can be used at 200 motor-caravan accessible campsites. Some exclusions apply.
The DOC/NZMCA campsite pass gives members more opportunities to enjoy New Zealand's great outdoors.
- 12-month campsite pass (1 July 2019 – 30 June 2020): $295
- 5-month pass (10 February 2020 – June 2020): $175
To purchase a DOC/NZMCA campsite pass and to find out more, visit the NZMCA website.


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Side Menu ☰
- Why train at CNWL?
- Excellence in training
- Additional support for trainees
- Quality assurance
- The trainee voice
- Library and knowledge services
- CNWL as Local Education Provider
- Professional Skills Academy
- North West Core Regional Training (MRCPsych)
Library and knowledge services
Our library and knowledge services support healthcare delivery by providing access to knowledge and information for patient care, service development, research, education and training.
Our services and resources aim to reflect the multidisciplinary nature of healthcare services and management. We focus on electronic access to evidence, to serve our geographically dispersed workforce why they need it.
Professional library staff are available to provide assistance to staff and trainees on placement with their knowledge and research needs. Training is available in how to get the best out of our collection of web-based resources, including databases, e-books, online journals and summaries of evidence – from searching the literature to appraising and presenting results. Other services include literature searches, current awareness bulletins, study and publication support.
We have updated our library and knowledge services and postgraduate centre resource, investing in a Library Hub, which is at St Charles Hospital in Kensington, offering excellent facilities including a pleasant place to study and teach, with laptops and Wi-Fi. We will be establishing more of these library hubs in other units in the months ahead.
Read about Knowledge and Library Services in more detail on the CNWL website.
Contact details:Address: 2nd Floor, Chamberlain House, St Charles Hospital, Exmoor Street, London W10 6DZ
Phone: 020 3317 4215
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