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When we think of our weight, few of us will think about sleep. But did you know emerging science is showing a connection between poor sleep and weight gain?
We're so wired (literally) and busy that a good nights sleep is becoming an increasingly elusive part of our modern way of life. Yet, if we want to get our weight under control, prioritizing sleep is critical. In this episode, we explore some of the science showing a link between sleep and weight, the physiological basis for this link and end with some practical sleep hygiene tips.
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Sleep, obesity and weight loss in adults: Is there a rationale for providing sleep interventions in the treatment of obesity?
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Central Wisconsin Metal Manufacturers Alliance
Since it's inception, over 20,000 students, 100 businesses, from 10 counties have participated in the CWIMMA Heavy Metal Tour. The Tour is designed to showcase innovative educational and career pathways, exposing area youth and educators to the robust opportunities in manufacturing.
To date over 20,000 8th grade students, from 41 area school districts,have participated and toured over 100 regional manufacturer's. The program was created to show students all the educational and career opportunities available in regional manufacturer's, it is our pillar program in educational and career awareness.
For More Information Contact Our Director Derek Heikkinen at email@example.com.
Each year CWIMMA hold's an annual Welding and Machine Tool Contest exposing over 1,600 area students to educational and career opportunities in fabrication related trades. This year CWIMMA will award of $10,000 in prizes to the top students, 25 scholarships to area technical colleges, and new equipment to winning schools.
We partner with NTC and Mid State Technical College, to fund free short-term summer classes, that allow sophomores, juniors, and seniors, to recieve free college credits, Youth Apprenticeship Credits, and employment opportunities.
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NYE Goat Island
Sydney Harbour National Park
Ring in the new year on family-friendly Goat Island, between the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Balmain. You'll enjoy uninterrupted views of the Sydney fireworks from this outstanding vantage point.
- When
Tuesday 31 December 2019. Ferries leave at 6.30pm and 7.15pm.
- Where
- Goat Island, Sydney Harbour National Park
- Accessibility
- Hard
- Price
Adult (16 years and over) $216.75 per person. Children (5 to 15 years) $145.38 per person. Children under 5 years free. Ticket price includes a booking transaction fee and ferry transfers.
- Meeting point
- Meet with your ticket at Barangaroo Ferry Wharf at least 30 minutes before your ferry departs.
- What to
- Sunscreen, hat, suitable clothing, raincoat, sturdy shoes
- Bookings
- Buy tickets on the Moshtix website by clicking on the 'Book now' button. Or call Moshtix Ticket Support on 1300 438 849.
- Please note
- There are limits to what you can bring to Goat Island, because of the ferry's restricted carrying capacity. You can bring hand luggage that you can carry on your lap on the trip to the island.
- For general questions about this event, phone NSW National Parks on 1300 072 757.
- Capacity: 780 people
Bring the family along to Goat Island to welcome in 2020. Relax and enjoy a picnic dinner while you count down to midnight. Once the fireworks kick off, you'll have front row views of the spectacular display.
It's a good idea to bring your own food and drinks, including responsible amounts of alcohol. You might also want to bring a picnic rug, torch and a radio, so you can settle in and listen to the NYE broadcast.
Park info
- in Sydney Harbour National Park in the Sydney and surrounds region
Sydney Harbour National Park is open sunrise to sunset but may have to close at times due to poor weather or fire danger.
Park entry fees:
Bradleys Head carpark: $8 per vehicle per day. North Head carpark: $5 per vehicle per day. There are pay and display machines that accept cards and coins - no change given. Chowder Bay Road parking: Monday-Friday: $3 per hour, to a maximum of $16 per day. Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays: $4 per hour, to a maximum of $20 per day. If you hold an NPWS All Parks or Multi Parks Pass, you can park free for up to four hours per day - additional time can be purchased. Car parks operated by Sydney Harbour Federation Trust or Mosman Council are not covered by your pass. Please check signs carefully.
Other fees:
Landing fee or tour fee applies to visit Sydney Harbour Islands. To visit Shark, Clark or Rodd islands Island, all vessels, including kayaks, need to pay a $7 per person landing fee. To arrange, please contact 13000 PARKS (13000 72757).Buy a pass
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Playful parenting: 5 ways to help children learn through play
Play is a vital part of child development and it's fun for parents too. Lisa Salmon explains how to be a playtime pro
PARENTING isn't just about looking after your kids – it's about having fun and playing too. And through that play, babies, tots and youngsters can learn crucial life lessons.
Through smiling, singing, modelling, imitation and games, for example, young children can learn about social interaction. Even simply playing with common household items they'll be learning about objects' feel and quality, and what can be done with them.
Learning socio-emotional and cognitive skills, including self-regulation and language, is also an important part of child development – and this can be practised through early interactions with others, including parent-child play.
Evidence also shows that secure attachment and bonding with a parent, which often occurs during parent-child play, is important for a child's emotional wellbeing.
"Research has firmly established that the early years are a critical stage of child development, during which there's a huge opportunity to shape a child's growth and learning potential," says Sarah Bouchie, head of the Learning Through Play in Early Childhood programme at The LEGO Foundation. "As children's first playmates and teachers, parents have the chance to give them a head-start on learning through play that will last beyond their earliest years."
After some ideas? After studying research and parent-child experiences, the LEGO Foundation teamed up with play experts – they suggest playful parenting (particularly for children from birth to three years of age) should involve one or more of the following five characteristics...
1. Joyful play: It couldn't be simpler. Parents can make eye-contact with their baby during play to communicate the joy of interaction, by smiling extra-wide and laughing, as well as using gestures such as clapping and high-fiving when a young child completes a tricky task. Young infants especially are greatly entertained by unexpected events during play, so a parent can provide joyful play by building excitement during peek-a-boo or a simple jack-in-the-box game.
2. Active engagement: Parents can encourage their child's absorption in an activity by elaborating on it and playing along. For example, if a child is pretending to fly a spaceship to the moon, the parent could contribute to the story by making "Whoosh!" sound effects, or further building the story by suggesting objects that could represent the moon (eg a pan lying against a wall). Maintaining eye-contact during play, lifting the child during the spaceship's 'lift-off' etc, will all contribute to engagement.
3. Social interaction: While parents can play alongside their child, it's likely that deeper learning comes from socially interactive parent-child play. This means that during pretend play, for example, parents can take on a character that must negotiate, plan, and work together with their child's character to accomplish something. This kind of teamwork during play feels socially-interactive and is an ideal time to discuss feelings and practice reasoning.
4. Meaningful play: Early parent-child play allows children to make sense of their world, by pointing to things in the environment and expressing what they are. During pretend play, for example, a parent can model how to use a toy telephone. Young children and infants are likely to imitate this behaviour within their own play, serving as practice for real-life.
5. Repetitive play: Tots love to explore and try things over and over again in play. For example, they'll fill a container with small objects and empty them all again in a repeating pattern. To parents, this may look like pointless repetition, but by repeating the process toddlers are experimenting with the physical properties of the objects. In this way, parents can think of repetitive, or iterative, play as mini-scientific experiments. They can support this by playfully encouraging the tweaking and repeating process.


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Impressed with our wedding day pictures on 05/05/12
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We got married last week and it was an amazing day. Everything went brilliantly, and everyone looked great. We have just seen some of our pictures from the day and they are so amazing. We booked Henden Weddings to do the photography for the day and I'm so glad we did. We had a pre-shoot with Aden, one of the guys from Henden, and that gave us a taster of how they work and we got to know him so we felt more relaxed on the day too. The photos from that day were great so I knew we had nothin to worry about when the wedding day came around. They covered the whole day from 8am in the morning when I was getting my hair done till the end of the night when we had fireworks. We have just been blown away by the pictures they took from the day, they really caught the emotions we were all feeling.
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marciahagan Posts: 242How lovely - they really tell a story! You look beautiful and so happy - big congratulations!!
PeasnCarrots Posts: 1,831Great pics, love the photos for groom getting ready for a change!
thirdthing Posts: 582Lovely pictures, everyone looks so happy!
Kchristie3 Posts: 248Was a pleasure to look at your pics Sarah , you looked beautiful
wifey83 Posts: 151Great pics....looks lovely and you look so happy...congrats!!
Haha awesome! Met Sarah and Simon to show them the photos today! Was telling her about these forums didnt think she would come make a post.
Thanks Sarah!
The day was superb! (also awesome bacon and sausage butties) She picked superb venue and the purple theme really went well with everything!
The engagement session she was on about is here!
Gabblar Posts: 156LOvely photos!! x
Carlan1985 Posts: 29WOW ur pics r stunning
Mrs Bounds Posts: 1,311beautiful pictures, congratulations Sarah xx
AutumnBride2012 Posts: 470I loved looking at your pics thanks for sharing. x
laurenv83 Posts: 56Congratulations, such wonderful pictures!! It looks gorgeous. I get married at The White Heather in July!! Cant wait xx
You will love it Lauren! Valerie over at White heather is such and awesome planner too!
GiddyDuck Posts: 154Small world I went to a wedding on the exact same day.
Congrats stunning photos.
MrsCovvy Posts: 48Oh my word your wedding looks fab. The photo of your dad looking at you in your dress has just made me tear up - he looks like he's going to burst with pride!
samanthajane. Posts: 310That photographys phenomenal! Wow and your colour scheme is the same as mine! You look really lovely, the whole day looks amazing
mrshughes2013 Posts: 2,063Absolutely amazing photos
You look like a princess and the photo of your dad made me a bit teary
Congrats hun
And well done to Henden Photography for such amazing pictures
Cantblinkingwait Posts: 3,614Worth it for the proud dad and the little dancing bridesmaid alone! Stunning photos, congrats xx
Parisianbelle Posts: 9Awww such lovely photos. You look like you had a wonderful day


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The Maurer Family And Schoolcraft High School's Class Of 2003 Build An Aar 'Cuda Replica. A Young Guns Tribute To A Lost Son And Close Friend As Told
Young Gun
Special Interest
Often, it's the rarity or color that makes a particular car special. But this '70 AAR replica is special because it's Jake's 'Cuda.
This was a dream of a 16-year-old boy who found his 'Cuda in a neighboring community through a gentleman named Koley New, who sold it to Jake on May 8, 2001. To call it a car was certainly a reach, for it was trailered home without an engine or transmission. It was a rust bucket lacking hard-to-find front fenders and holding a ton of parts that had been thrown inside. However, despite the condition, Jake had a vision-perhaps more of a dream.
Although we had found other deals on Mopars in our effort to make Jake a Mopar man, Jake always told his dad, "I'm going to wait for a 'Cuda." When it was found, bought, and brought home, Jake's next couple of months were spent removing parts and taking inventory. Mostly, the time was spent simply hanging out with friends and dreaming of what his car would look like someday.
Our lives were shattered just two months after Jake bought his 'Cuda, when he was killed in an auto accident.
The morning after his death, we decided to sell it. Then, as the day unfolded, Jake's friends filled our home-the one place they could all be together. Jake's friendly smile had captured many hearts.
That afternoon, his friends came to us and said they wanted to restore Jake's 'Cuda. He had hoped to win a mock election held at school, having his 'Cuda voted "best car" of the Class of 2003. We knew in our hearts that putting Jake's 'Cuda back on the road meant a great deal to his friends, so we agreed to help them bring it back to life.
Our family already had plans to attend the Mopar Nationals in Columbus, Ohio, in August 2001. We make the trip each year and love to share our love of Mopars with our three sons. Jake had been looking forward to shopping the swap meet and had already started his list of things, which two weeks after his death, his father, brothers, and some of his friends went instead to shop for. While there, some very special people found out about our story, and the following week, we were contacted by Mopar Muscle in regards to their role in making our son's dream a reality.
I remember that letter quite well and still have it today. It was that letter that made Jake's dream begin taking form.
The Restoration Begins
We found a great body man in Ken Racine of Comstock, Michigan. He had restored other vehicles and paid close attention to details inside and out. Jake's 'Cuda needed much more metal repair than we thought, but Ken made it come to life.
Little by little, the 'Cuda started taking shape in his garage. Meanwhile, Dan still sought out fenders and a taillight filler panel, and Jake's friends were busy raising funds for the 'Cuda restoration. Congregating at our home, they made posters and placed them in canisters of businesses in our small community of Schoolcraft, Michigan.
Focus on Winning
Jake's friends on the Schoolcraft High School football team dedicated their season in memory of Jake. Their determination was evident when the Eagles traveled to the Pontiac Silverdome to compete and win the State Championship title. A banner, "In Memory of #51 Jake Maurer" rode with them to the top.
Another victory was taking form as Ken Racine completed the body and paint on the 'Cuda. In spring 2002, the 'Cuda came home, and then the work really began for the boys and Dan. As parts shipments arrived almost daily, friends came in and out all day long. Sometimes it was just one that spent the entire day, but they all chipped in.
The days were hot. The work was hard. We set up portable fans in our workshop while parts were being cleaned and polished. We know Jake had to be smiling. His dedicated friends were driven-they had a goal to win the best car of the Class of 2003 for Jake and his 'Cuda.
The Goal
Dan and I knew we had to have the car finished for Jake's class' senior year-2002-'03. However, the date was moved ahead when we were invited by Mopar Muscle and the Mopar Nationals to display the 'Cuda as the centerpiece for "Young Guns" at the 2002 Mopar Nationals. Many long, hot days were put in on the 'Cuda, but just one week before the Nats, it was ready. We wanted to put 500 miles on it before driving it to Columbus. It was great having people put their thumbs up and yell out what a great job the boys had done. The car was ready for the Nationals, except for one piece-the chrome headlight bezel trim on the driver's side.
Fellow 'Cuda owners Denny and Lois Foster of Athens, Michigan, actually loaned us the needed piece from their recently restored 'Cuda. Mopar enthusiasts really do come together. We call the Foster's 'Cuda "Brother 'Cuda." It certainly could be the stronger twin sibling, with its 440 power and Lime Light topcoat-just like Jake's.
The Way Jake Wanted It
We've been asked why Lime Light? It's what Jake wanted. Jake's friends dreamed his dream with him. They knew what color, they knew the interior had to be white, and they even knew what kind of tires and wheels Jake had planned for his 'Cuda. We followed the information they offered.
It doesn't matter that Jake's AAR 'Cuda is a replica. It doesn't matter that lime green wasn't necessarily our choice of color. It doesn't matter that the engine isn't a 340 Six Pack as came originally in authentic AARs. What does matter is the 'Cuda is Jake's. It was his dream, and it is a dream come true-perhaps my family's also, as well as the entire Schoolcraft High School Class's of 2003.
A memorial from all to a dear friend lost. Sometimes our hearts ache, and we just don't know how we can go on without him. But then we remember he's happy, and we know he's smiling down on all of us.
The whole town now recognizes this 'Cuda that took only eleven months to restore from start to finish. When Jake's 'Cuda is out around town, people's smiles come not from its color, but from knowing that it's Jake's and that his friends and the small community came together to make his dreams a reality.
When we are asked, "What will you do with Jake's 'Cuda now that it's finished?" our response is, "Drive it!" Jake's 'Cuda was on display at the Mopar Nationals in the Young Guns judging class, where we were honored to award the First Annual Jake Maurer Memorial Trophy to Corey Pant for the top award with his '74 Duster.
One week later, the 'Cuda and Jake's friends were honored at the Kalamazoo Speedway in Kalamazoo, Michigan. The 'Cuda made two commemorative laps behind the pace car. Jake's 'Cuda has already won a beautiful trophy and was taken to Schoolcraft High School's Class of 2003 Picnic in the Park.
Then there's the Best Car of the Class of 2003. The popular vote has been cast and the votes tallied: The winner is Jake's 'Cuda, and the Class of 2003 should take pride in the fact that without them, it could have never been accomplished.
We don't really know what function Jake's friends want the 'Cuda to serve next, but those kids will do everything possible to assure it's where it needs to be. And we're sure Jake will be there with it.
Mopar Support
The challenge of restoring, replicating, and modifying a Mopar is what makes Mopar enthusiasts who they are. For more mainstream musclecars, a part number and a checkbook are often all that's needed.
Additionally, the network of Mopar resources can be a challenge. Fortunately, Dan had restored more than just a couple of Mopars and has many available resources for E-Body Mopars.
While Mopar Muscle cannot take credit for even lifting a wrench, we are proud to have worked with and created an excellent relationship with many companies in the marketplace. Our first call was to The Paddock. Tom Eddy spearheaded the Paddock's effort, and we introduced Dan to Tom. Tom and Dan then spent countless hours on the phone determining which components The Paddock had in stock and could immediately provide as well as other components that they had access to. We had an opportunity to speak with Tom and asked, "What was the most satisfying part of participating in this effort?" Tom's reply: "The thing I liked about it was how the kids made it happen. All those kids jumped in there and made a commitment to have it done for the Nats. Having youth involved in our hobby will keep it alive. It was Dan's commitment and that of Jake's friends that compelled us to be involved."
In an effort to provide opportunity to other advertisers to assist on the project, Sherman & Associates provided the quarter-panels and decklid. Sherman & Associates was able to provide parts and offer in-state shipping.
With The Paddock and Sherman & Associates handling the E-Body reproduction parts, we then turned to Ted and Jackie Stephens of Stephens Performance for the hard-to-find original components. Those who know Ted and Jackie know that if they don't have the Mopar part you need, especially those for E-Bodies, they will track it down. The sheetmetal beneath the rear seat needed to be sourced. Ted and Jackie both went far beyond the call of duty, securing this part and several components. Their expanse of E-Body knowledge was very helpful. At the Mopar Nationals, we were able to get a photo of Ted and Jackie with the 'Cuda. Ted says, "Pride may be frowned upon in Heaven, but I'll bet they made an exception for Jake the weekend of the Mopar Nationals. I applaud these fine folks on their dedication to completing Jake's project."
Dan's resourcefulness was also proven with some tough-to-find parts he found locally. One source was Kolly New, the man who sold Jake the car. Both fenders were sourced locally and at a price many would find hard to believe. Additionally, Dan worked with Arnie's Glass in Kalamazoo, Michigan, who provided a new windshield and delicately removed the glass and reinstalled the rear window-donating all the labor involved.
While Dan was sourcing parts, Ken needed paint and body materials. As do most seasoned professionals, Ken had his favorite materials. So, rather than use products he was unfamiliar with, we turned to Restomotive Laboratories and their popular POR-15 product line. Furthermore, we were able to work with Ken's local paint distributor, who provided the name of his district representative for BASF's Glasurit product line. Both companies came through in the clutch and helped offset nearly $2,000 in product costs.
Luckily, many of the drivetrain parts had been locally sourced, but Dan knew finding parts to cool Jake's 'Cuda would be a challenge. At that point, we contacted U.S. Radiator. Here, Don Armstrong and Lloyd Brown provided their trademarked Triple Flow design that keeps the 383 cool.
Finally, when it came time to finish the interior, the dash was the most daunting. When Dan called us in late May, we immediately recommended Alan Foxx from PMI/Ultimate Rides, whose all-new construction '70-'74 'Cuda and '70-'74 Challenger dashpads have been the anchor of most, if not all, E-Body dash restorations. Alan and his staff immediately responded to Dan's needs and supplied the dashpad. Many thanks to all companies who worked with the Maurer Family and supported the effort on Jake's 'Cuda. We simply couldn't have done it without you.
An Introduction
After returning home from the '01 Mopar Nationals, Keith and Joy Rohm of the Mopar Nationals phoned to tell me the story of Jake Maurer. As Keith conveyed the story of the Maurer family's loss of their youngest son and brother, Jake, I was immediately motivated to provide any resources that Mopar Muscle and the Chrysler community could coordinate to assist in the completion of Jake's AAR replica.
Dan and Bonnie Maurer, along with Jake's older brothers, Joe and Josh, had changed their minds about selling the hulk of a Barracuda that Jake's active imagination believed could become a show-winning 383-powered Lime Light '70 AAR replica, thanks to the motivation of Jake's friends at Schoolcraft High School in southwestern Michigan. They all sought to help Dan create a lasting memorial of Jake.
Immediately after Keith and Joy's phone call, I wrote a letter to Dan informing him that Mopar Muscle and the entire Mopar community was interested in assisting his effort. Dan's enthusiastic reaction just minutes after receiving the letter would result in an 11-month project, with the help of contributions from The Paddock, Stephens Performance, U.S. Radiator, Sherman & Associates, BASF/Glasurit, and PMI/Ultimate Rides. The fundraising activities of Jake's friends also helped to offset much of the family's costs.
Best of all, the car was completed just in time to serve as the centerpiece of The Mopar Nationals "Young Guns" area at the '02 Nats.
While a beautiful Mopar is certainly an outstanding tribute, this story is about more than paint and sheetmetal. The most vital contribution to the car's completion is the determination of Jake's friends, who inspired the grieving family and lent a passionate hand in the restoration.
While "Young Guns" celebrates Mopar enthusiasts 25 years old and under for their passion in Chrysler performance cars, the involvment of young people begins with community. Here's to the mentors, like Dan and Bonnie Maurer, who convey their own enthusiasm in Chrysler performance cars to their children and to Mopar's next generation -Jerry Pitt


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games can be formulaic, which can make it difficult to enjoy them as much when you're already played a bunch of them.
Take the gym experience. This is where you have to solve a puzzle, battle some weaker trainers, and then take on the gym leader in order to win a badge that proves your mastery. The whole ordeal has gotten a bit predictable, but Sword and Shield makes gym battles cool again.
Pokémon Sword and Shield are coming out for Switch on November 15. They represent the eight generation in the main series of role-playing games. The franchise has sold over 300 million copies since its debut in 1996, and Sword and Shield will likely be Nintendo's top sellers for the holidays.


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Sweden-based H&M — the world's third-largest fashion retailer after U.S.-based Gap Inc. and Spain's Inditex SA, which vie for the top spot — said its net profit increased to 4.19 billion Swedish kronor ($528.8 million) in the three months ended May 31 from 3.94 billion kronor a year earlier. Revenue rose 23% to 26.54 billion kronor from 21.61 billion kronor. The company said it "remains positive towards future expansion and the company's business opportunities." – from WSJ
Also under his leadership, H&M began teaming up with famous designers to create and market fashion collections, a concept that has attracted heavy media coverage and long lines of customers. It started with Karl Lagerfeld in 2004, included Stella McCartney and Roberto Cavalli among others, and this autumn continues with London-based designer Jimmy Choo, most well known for his hand-made women's shoes. – from WSJ


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THE. is the beginning, the middle and the end, of everything you need to know about the entertainment/modelling industry. THE.mgmt concentrates on building careers, brands and equipping talent with the tools they need to conquer the industry. Owner Benji Hart, has had 25 years of experience, internationally and Australia.
Who is THE.team?
Benji Hart - Director/Talent manager - email@example.com
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What is THE.talent?
THE.talent is an exclusive management service for established, well-known faces in the entertainment industry.
What is THE.mother?
THE.mother is a mentor program for young adults, wanting to learn about the modelling industry. The word 'mother,' stands for a division, dedicated to managing the kids still at school, while we as an agency help you prioritizes their education at school and allow them to enjoy all the perks of the modelling industry, without disruption.
When offered a contract by THE.mgmt, you are entering an agreement on behalf of your child that requires time and dedication from both yourself and your son/daughter, with no financial requirement. THE.mother invests time and finance into workshops, within the school holidays and the occasional weekend, in the hope that we develop the stars of the future. Our workshops are as much for you, the parent, as they are for your child and we encourage you to take part, as no question is a silly one.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CMIS-518?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=13243270#comment-13243270 ] Florian Müller commented on CMIS-518: ------------------------------------- First of all, the two examples are not equivalent. Default namespaces work differently for attributes [1]. But that's not the problem. The problem is that Xalan isn't namespace aware by default but JAXB requires a namespace aware parser. This is not an OpenCMIS bug but an incompatibility. The easiest way to fix that is to set the system property "javax.xml.transform.TransformerFactory" to a different transformer factory class name. This not an ideal solution because it may affect other code running in the JVM. I'll try to find a workaround. [1] http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-xml-names/#defaulting > Interoperability issues with deserialization of attributes in Extension Elements > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: CMIS-518 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CMIS-518 > Project: Chemistry > Issue Type: Bug > Components: opencmis-commons > Affects Versions: OpenCMIS 0.7.0 > Reporter: David Ward > Assignee: Florian Müller > Priority: Critical > Attachments: ALF13088.diff > > > We came across this issue in https://issues.alfresco.com/jira/browse/ALF-13088 . This is affecting Alfresco OpenCMIS Extensions. > It would seem that the presence or absence of xalan.jar on the sending side can affect the receiver's ability to lookup attributes on an extension element. > The two examples given at > http://groups.google.com/group/alfresco-opencmis-extension/browse_thread/thread/f9d9152691e5a04f > are equivalent. They just use different ways of serializing the same namespaced XML. > I think the problem lies in the way that OpenCMIS deserializes extension elements. It strips the namespace from all attributes, loading their local name into a single map. That means xmlns:propertyDefinitionId and propertyDefinitionId:propertyDefinitionId may be considered to be the same attribute so one can overwrite the other. > The attached patch to org.apache.chemistry.opencmis.commons.impl.Converter.convertDomToCmisExtensionElement() fixed the issue for us, making it only pay attention to attributes in the element's namespace. What do you think? -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. If you think it was sent incorrectly, please contact your JIRA administrators: https://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/ContactAdministrators!default.jspa For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
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Marge, Tell Bart I Just Want To Drink A Nice Glass Of Syrup Like I Do Every Morning.
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HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Maria McClellan, 27, was born with dwarfism and a spinal deformity.
At 3-feet-2-inches tall, she depends on her electric wheelchair, which was custom-built in England, to get around and lift her up.
But after a recent round trip on Hawaiian Airlines from Oahu to Kahului, that mobility was compromised because she says it was mishandled by airline employees.
McClellan pointed out where a critical cord ripped off, exterior was cracked, wheels tilted off their axle and explained how the chair's elevator is off balance. The damage may look minor to the untrained eye, but McClellan says she can feel the slightest imperfection.
"My stuff is getting damaged. That's pretty bad. I know other people's stuff gets damaged, but it's not usually their only mode of transportation," she said.
McClellan received photos of her wheelchair taken by ground crews during transit and she wants Hawaiian Airlines to pay for a new chair costing up to $40,000.
Hawaiian Airlines sent emails to McClellan apologizing.
"We are again extremely sorry to hear about your damaged wheelchair. While your case is being reviewed to ensure resolution, we have authorized the refund of your used tickets," said an email from the Senior Resolution Coordinator at Hawaiian Airlines' Consumer Affairs Office.
An airline spokeswoman says the company also offered McClellan and her father $500 travel credits and put the family in touch with a vendor to repair the chair.
Disability law attorney Lundsford Phillips says wheelchair damage during air travel is common. His own electric wheelchair was damaged three times so now he only flies with his backup.
"The wheelchairs which are pretty sophisticated machines are treated with the same lack of care that our bags are when we check them into the airline," he said.
Meanwhile, McClellan's father jury-rigged her old electric wheelchair and while the local repair shop did some work, McClellan insists her wheelchair is not fully fixed.
"The manufacturer of my chair said because the damage was so horrible, it voids the 5 year guarantee," she said.
McClellan plans to travel in a month and says she'll take her wheelchair apart and pack it in boxes for the flight.
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If there is anything so awful, painful and heart-breaking in married life, it could be the case of cheating by the spouse. It is a common case that either of the spouses could be cheating on the other. Whilst there are equally or more painful situations like losing a parent, losing a job or your child becoming sick, these situations can be handled and they have certain solutions. But the case of wife cheating or having an unfaithful wife is a dreading case to handle and not easy to fix it.
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It takes a big heart to forgive affair and carry on with the marital life. But, it should be thought deeply since it can be coming back to the mind often and gaining the lost trust in the partner is always a hard reality. Most cases end up in divorce since lack of trust in marriage can be the last thing a spouse can expect with his partner though they may not be living in a utopian world.


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College: the time in which a young person can spread their wings and begin the journey of finding out who they are meant to be. It is in fact, probably the first time most are on their own.
It can be an exciting time; students are given more responsibility and really feel in charge of their lives. They make lifelong friendships, have late night adventures, and eventually graduate to get a degree in their chosen field.
When it comes to the well-being of students, parents easily put their trust in their child's university, and I understand why parents would do that. After all, it is not unreasonable to have the expectation that universities will ultimately protect their students who have been victimized, especially after an investigation was conducted and the perpetrator had been found guilty.
An Evangel University student, who will remain anonymous, was assaulted by another student. Her relationship was abusive; she was pushed to do things that she did not feel comfortable doing.
She said no. She pushed him off. Yet, he continued. She stayed in the relationship even though she had a difficult time trusting him. At this point, you could be asking yourself why she didn't leave.
She didn't leave because of the fear of what life would be like without him; she didn't want to believe that he was as bad as his actions portrayed him to be. That is the thing with guys like him; they break down your walls, manipulate you to believe that you are nothing without them; they keep you hanging on in some way or another.
Finally, almost a year later, and much prayer and consideration, she decided to report it to the school. She said that the school was helpful and understanding in the process.
A Title IX investigation was conducted and he was ultimately found guilty. The administration decided not to suspend him, and he was allowed to stay on campus the following summer.
After all of this, she was told that she needed to stay quiet about what had happened; it was something she kept to herself until she felt she no longer could. She sought wisdom and guidance from our counselors and our campus pastor and they were so helpful during this time.
Today, while she is not fully healed, she can say that the Lord has guided her through this and that whatever consequences come to her perpetrator she believes will come from the Lord. While she is continually healing from this event, her goal moving forward is to champion on other women that have or have not been through something like this. While this is something that no college student should have to experience, she firmly believes that because of this experience she is able to relate to other women who have gone through this.
Yes, she had the support of her counselor and our campus pastor, but she was mostly left to pick up the pieces knowing that the university had done everything that they were going to. She truly deserved better. She didn't deserve to feel like she was a crazy person. She deserved to have someone truly take her seriously.
The thing is, this is not the first time sexual assault on my college campus has been mishandled. I know of at least one person per year over the last four years who reported sexual assault and it was mishandled. Chances are everyone on campus knows someone who has been victimized, whether they realize it or not.
At the end of the day, all I really want is for my university to do better. It's not a perfect university and nor am I asking it to be one; all I am asking is for them to do better.
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DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Raw, Vegan, Vegetarian, Paleo, Sugar Free, Dairy Free, Soy Free, Gluten Free
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Scant 1/2 cup ground flax seeds
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Kieron Pollard has been appointed as the West Indies' new limited-overs captain as part of a national team revamp.
The Windies are still seeking a full-time head coach to follow interim appointments Richard Pybus and Floyd Reifer.
Pollard, 32, has not played an ODI since 2016 but has featured in Twenty20 internationals, most recently against India last month, and is a regular in international T20 competitions such as the Indian Premier League, the Vitality Blast and Australia's Big Bash.
Jason Holder will revert to the Test captaincy alone as Pollard takes over from him in 50-over cricket and from Carlos Brathwaite in T20.
Cricket West Indies president Ricky Skerritt told windiescricket.com: "We believe Kieron Pollard is the right person at the right time now to lead the West Indies team in white-ball cricket.
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Pollard said: "I'm truly honoured to be appointed captain of the West Indies and I would like to thank Cricket West Indies' board of directors for placing their faith and confidence in me.
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Australia are on the verge of retaining the Ashes thanks to a dominant lead over England of 283 runs, with four wickets remaining, for the third day of the third Test.
The sorry hosts at Headingley were bowled out for just 67 on the second day. This represented their lowest Ashes total since 1948.
Australia then moved onto 171-6, with Marnus Labuschagne unbeaten on 53.
Victory for the holders will give them an unassailable 2-0 lead, with two Tests remaining.
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Steve Smith has been ruled out of the third Ashes Test at Headingley following his concussion diagnosis.
Australia's Smith was withdrawn on day five of the second Test after showing delayed symptoms from the 92mph Jofra Archer bouncer that struck him in the neck the previous afternoon.
The 30-year-old, who has scored 144, 142 and 92 in his three innings to date, was present at Australia's training session in Leeds on Tuesday but did not take any active part in proceedings.
Smith retired hurt after being floored by the Archer delivery but returned to complete his innings after less than an hour off the field.
He gave an unsteady performance, uncharacteristically missing a straight ball to fall lbw then calling for a review at the same time as walking to the pavilion.
At the time he had passed all necessary concussion testing but his condition deteriorated overnight and Marnus Labuschagne duly became Test cricket's first concussion substitute.
Smith declared his intention to play at Headingley provided he was passed fit by medics but given most guidelines on return-to-play protocols that always seemed unlikely.
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