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MIAMI (AP) — Miami-Dade County residents have voted to remove Mayor Carlos Alvarez from office.
Residents cast their ballots in favor of recalling Alvarez on Tuesday over mounting frustration over a property tax rate increase and simultaneous salary raise for many county employees.
With 75 percent of the precinct votes counted, 88 percent voted to oust the mayor. Just 12 percent were in favor of allowing Alvarez to finish his term.
The Miami-Dade recall is the largest yet of a local government official, in terms of population size.
The push to remove Alvarez from office was led by billionaire car dealer Norman Braman, who said the mayor's fiscal decision endangered the community.
UPDATE: Candidates of a special election for a new mayor would include: Luther "Luke" Campbell, Hialeah Mayor Julio Robaina, county Commissioner Carlos Gimenez, and maybe even Carlos Alvarez himself, who told the Wall Street Journal that he hasn't ruled out running again. Source: New Times


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Bay High honors National Merit scholars 2016
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BHS Model UN targets Syrian refugee crisis
BVPD at Bay High for active shooter training
Kindertransport Holocaust survivor at BHS
The Wizard of Oz at BHS!
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Jennifer Kasunick, second-grader at Normandy Elementary, wins at National Braille Challenge
Jennifer with her Braille Note, which lets her read text in braille and write in braille.
Jennifer Kasunick (third from left) with teachers Helen Zdrojewski (far left), Stacey Evans and her mother, Michelle Kasunick (far right).
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Jennifer Kasunick, recently a second-grader at Normandy Elementary School, has been selected as one of the top braille readers in the entire country. She placed second in her age group (the Apprentice level) in the 2013 National Braille Challenge Finals held in Los Angeles, California on June 21 and 22.
Jennifer qualified for the honor by first scoring at a high level in a preliminary contest, proctored for her individually by her Teacher of the Visually Impaired at Bay Village Schools, Helen Zdrojewski. Jennifer was one of only 60 finalists out of more than 1,000 contestants from 39 states and Canada. She was required to take a test in braille that required spelling, reading and writing to demonstrate reading comprehension.
Jennifer with her mom Michelle, brother Michael and dad Fred Kasunick.
The eight-year-old went on to match her skills against the best braille readers in the nation at the Braille Institute of Los Angeles. She competed in categories that required transcription, typing and reading of braille using a device called a Perkins Brailler. Each category is designed to test braille skills in several areas—reading comprehension, braille spelling, chart and graph reading, proofreading and braille speed and accuracy, depending upon the age level.
Jennifer and her parents, Michelle and Fred Kasunick, as well as her brother, Michael, attended the gala awards ceremony at the Universal Hilton Hotel, hosted by television and voice-over actor Patrick Worburton. Worburton described Jennifer's other interests, including that she has achieved a green belt in karate and can ride a two-wheel bike. Jennifer was so excited that when it was over, she called and woke Mrs. Zdrojewski at midnight (only 9 p.m. in Los Angeles).
"It was my best wake-up call ever!" the teacher said. Zdrojewski works with Jennifer's regular education teacher, Stacey Evans, to make sure Jennifer can access all the curriculum being studied by other students in the class.
This was the second award this school year won by Jennifer, who also won in her age category in the 2012
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In 2011 I went to office of health insurer to enroll in PPO on the spot so I had to take costly guaranteed-enrollment plan. I asked if they had cheaper medically-underwritten plans. Sales agent said no. I asked again if they had plans like that I could apply for for the future. Again, no. So I enrolled in costly PPO. Last year I found out agent was wrong (company's website is no help, so it took a while.) I am healthy so I applied for the underwritten plan. I was denied based on diagnosis codes on doctor bills for things I didn't have. I appealed and won but it took months to gather my records for the appeal, during which time I was still paying $850/mo. when I qualified for $440 plan. Can I recover overpayments due to wrong advice by sales agent, or for during appeal period? Cont'dWhat irks me is that I overpaid for 2 years due to being given wrong advice by their agent regarding available plans, and then when I finally learned the truth and applied for underwritten coverage, they turned me down based on non-existent things that it should have been clear to them that I didn't have because there was no treatment ever given. They'd have known about it if I had anything serious because they were my insurance company. E.g., I went to a cardio because I was having palpitations that turned out to be benign and the doc's office somehow put "atrial fib" as a diagnosis code on my bill. Believe me, there was no possibility of mistaking these occasional palpitations for a-fib. And wouldn't I have been treated for it? I feel like I'm owed a set-off for overpayment due to bad advice & during the appeal period since I should rightfully have been accepted into the plan.
This isn't generally the kind of thing that can serve as the basis for a viable cause of action. They issued the policy they believed you to be entitled to under their underwriting rules given the information you had provided. It's not their fault that there was a problem with your records. They might be willing to cut you a deal given your situation, but they may not.
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That answers the part about my application for medically-underwritten insurance being denied in 2013 requiring me to appeal in order to get it, but what about being told by their agent 2 1/2 years ago that there was no such thing as a less expensive medically-underwritten plan in the first place? Because of that advice I didn't apply for one for a long time.
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Nine Schools Competition III is the tenth episode of the Mahouka Koukou no Rettousei anime.
Tatsuya, Miyuki and Juumonji Katsuto act to prevent the car from ramming into the bus. From traces that he is able to find, Tatsuya determines that the incident was orchestrated to look like a traffic accident but was instead a suicide attack. On arriving at their hotel Tatsuya and Miyuki are surprised to find Erika and Mizuki present. The event opens with a banquet where the students from the nine competing schools mingle, unaware that unknown enemies are threatening the event.


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There are moments when one feels so used up it is almost as if to take another step would be impossible. Bone weary, worn out, a brain that can't think. Everyone has probably been there on some occasion.
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I just glanced over your post. My initial reaction is that, even if is all you say about curing cancer is true, it still sounds dangerous if reactions with tranquilizers are known to cause death. Looks like you have to be very careful what you might take it with. So it doesn't sound safe for it to be released for unsupervised use by the general public.
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Regarding the question of whether metabolism or mutations spark off cancers, I think the issue is really if the immune system is able to defend the body. When the immune system is weak or overwhelmed, then cancerous cells can multiply. If you have something in the body that is screwing up the metabolism, say a toxin secreted by a virus, fungus, or bacteria or some micro-organism, or some chemical that came in from the external environment (pollution or pesticide, etc), then this will make mutations more likely to occur - if the metabolism is thrown off then mutations are more likely... Likewise, if mutations happen, even by random chance or cosmic ray etc, then that may affect the metabolism. So the subjects of mutations and metabolisms are interwoven together, you can not separate them apart from each other very well.
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text: Hytera Mobilfunk wins Dutch C2000 TETRA network upgrade09 Mar 2015 05:20 PM Hytera preliminary awarded Lot 1 of the C2000 emergency service TETRA two-way radio network renovation covering the main communications infrastructureHytera Mobilfunk, the German arm of Chinese PMR manufacturer Hytera, has won the tender for the renovation of the emergency services TETRA communication system in the Netherlands, known as C2000.The Ministry of Security and Justice in the Netherlands announced the preliminary result of the public tender for the renovation of the communication system for public safety organisations in the Netherlands (C2000) on Thursday 5 March 2015. Hytera Mobilfunk has been preliminary awarded the tender for Lot 1 of the contract. In 2014, the renovation of C2000 was put out to public tender and was divided into 3 Lots. Lot 1 comprises the upgrade of the TETRA voice and data communication system (T2000) between the control centres and task forces; Lot 2 covers the paging system for alarms (P2000); and Lot 3 involves upgrades to the control centres. The ministry´s evaluation took into account both the price and quality of the offers. A team of experts was involved in the tender and evaluation. After a 20-day period for objections the tender becomes final and the project will enter the contract and implementation phase. A number of important improvements will be realized on the new communication system. These include providing additional capacity to handle major events and catastrophes, improved coverage and the ability to encrypt alarms. James Atkinson EditorLinkedIn |Google + |Email Leave a CommentPlease write code to prove you're humanMore on... TetraMotorola launches all-in-one single site TETRA digital radio system Southern Tyrol TETRA network gets a workout at Biathlon World Cup Motorola scoops deal to provide 30,000 TETRA radios to German police More on... Contract newsTIM Brasil selects Nokia Networks for small cells plus 3G and 4G rolloutZTE wins 4G LTE contracts from Vodafone partner AfrimaxMore on... HyteraPennine delivers Hytera radio solution at Etihad Stadium in ManchesterHytera offer to acquire Sepura for £74m agreed by shareholdersLatest in PMRPennine delivers Hytera radio solution at Etihad Stadium in ManchesterTCCA pinpoints key focus areas for LTE-based critical communicationsTait appoints Andrew Gill as managing director of EMEA region


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My partner and I arrived at the B&B around 7pm to find it locked up for the night. The booking confirmation had not said anything about this, so we called the number on the door. We found out during this call that the agent we had booked through had had a problem on their system and even though I had a booking confirmation and had been charged for the room, the B&B did not have the reservation. In spite of this they gave us the key code for the main door so we could enter and gave us a room for the night.
The following morning, they had already called the agent and sorted out an alternative hotel for us to stay in (as they could not accomodate us for the rest of our stay), closer to the city centre, which the agent had agreed to pay for. We were then given a map of Florence, which the B&B owner marked with main sites for us to see, recommended us some good restaurants and she could not apologise enough for the booking problem even though it was not her fault. Her sister then drove us and our luggage to the other hotel for the rest of our stay, and for the inconvenience she even gave us a complimentary bottle of wine.
During the night we stayed there, the room we had was very clean, nicely decorated, with a very modern bathroom. If we return to Florence, we would book this B&B again, but next time we will book directly rather than through an agent. I can't thank these guys enough for working so hard to make sure that in spite of the booking problem, our holiday was not disrupted!
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Litchfield sophomore diver Shelbie Walsh improved 10 places on her seed and finished 19th on Thursday in the Class A diving preliminaries held at the Aquatic Center at the University of Minnesota.
She missed the final 16 cut by three places after making the first cut after five dives and scoring 213.15 for eight dives.
Litchfield and Willmar each have four swimmers in today's swimming preliminaries at noon.


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How to Discover claymation stop motion animation
Making an animated film? This short and easy animation tutorial provides beginners the bare minimum to begin creating a claymation or stop motion animation film. This instructional video shows how to move claymation characters, how to control the lighting, and how to create a visually interesting set with props. This claymation video also compares the different results when you vary the frames per second.


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Globe's most pricey computer game disclosed
The bulk of the systems provided consist of mainstream brand names like Super Nintendo, Nintendo 64 as well as the NES, Sony PlayStation, Sega Saturn, 32X, Master System, Mega CD and also Mega Drive.
The firm's computer game specialist, that wants to continue to be confidential, has actually created a collection of standards on which to watch out for if you intend to begin purchasing computer game media.
Consoles that showed up in the 80s and also 90s such as the ZX Spectrum, Atari Jaguar and also Neo Geo AES are consisted of in the listing.


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Joshua Leonard, Carol Kane, Natasha Lyonne and Halley Feiffer are set to star in Diane Crespo's Clutter, a dark comedy about a family forced to put the home of their mother (Kane) in order because she is a compulsive hoarder. Leonard, Lyonne and Feiffer will play the siblings. Table Ten Films' Paul Marcarelli and Molly Pearson are producing in association with Fulcrum Media Group; Ward Sparacio and Gregory Rae are executive producers. Marcarelli (The Green) wrote the screenplay. Maria Dizzia, Daniel London, Dan Hedaya, and Kathy Najimy co-star. Clutter will shoot in and around New York City this month.
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Great idea, great cast, fantastic screenwriter. Looks like another winner from Paul Marcarelli and his team!
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The psychological functions that Twitter fulfills. By Moses Ma.
"Twitter has officially become the next big thing in terms of Internet social phenomena, so I can't resist writing about it... just like everyone else. Understanding the psychology of Twitter as a case study helps innovators learn how to better predict and even invent emerging white space market opportunities. And so, this is an exploration into the existential psychology of and underlying meaning - and meaninglessness - of Twitter, to understand its meteoric rise in the Internet world."


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Around 300 million people in this world are color-blind. Which means that they cannot tell the difference between red and green. And cannot pick out the slightly varying, delightful hues of purple and pink and yellow. For them, spring does not announce its arrival with a sudden blast of colors, and autumn does not drape leaves with reds and oranges and greens.
The world, with all its garish reds and subtle tones of violet, is a monochromatic experience with similar shades of brown and grey. And this is what Valspar, a painting company, realized. It also realized that no-one in the world should go without seeing all the colors of the spectrum, or without once experiencing the end of the day, as the red orb of the sun sinks deeper into the horizon.
So Valspar teamed up with scientists, ophthalmologists and EnChroma to create glasses that will help to separate the colors for such people. The folks over at Valspar then invited individuals who were color-blind. Many of them did not engage in activities as coloring and drawing as children, to avoid their problems. One man battled self-esteem issues as a young boy, thinking that perhaps he was not 'intelligent' enough like the others kids to be able to recognize colors.
And then, these people don the glasses. It is so easy, so moving to watch them being blown away. Awe-struck, they touch reds and oranges, and are completely lost in an experience that seems completely natural to us. And then there is the heart-breaking moment where they take off the glasses, to a world of flat and dull colors.
Watch this video to be more appreciative, more aware of the multitude of colors in your life.


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I provide IT Support for a local non-profit and I have all sorts of friends that call me for help. I am looking for a good tool to help me do that. I have looked into GoToAssist and TechInline. Does anyone have a suggestion?
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Sep 21, 2009 at 3:16 UTC
Logmein is great and free
Sep 21, 2009 at 3:19 UTC
I like Crossloop, it is free as well.
Sep 21, 2009 at 3:32 UTC
Another shout-out for LogMeIn. I have a couple of Paid Pro licenses but I probably have 40 machines on the free version - it's great because in addition to being able to remote in to support users, I can also provide access for home workers - limiting them to individual machines.
Sep 21, 2009 at 3:34 UTC
All great suggestions...
Really liking TeamViewer More and more lately
VNC (Always a great one to have loaded and available as a last resort when RDP / others aren't working)
Sep 21, 2009 at 3:49 UTC
Free, super easy to use. Saved my butt many a time.
Also, slightly dated, but somewhat useful tutorial for creating your own executable file to send out that connects back to you when the client needs service.
Sep 21, 2009 at 3:51 UTC
Niagara Technology Group (NTG) is an IT service provider.
Love LogMeIn here.
Sep 21, 2009 at 4:22 UTC
Agreed... LogMeIn is great.
There's also a program someone created to work alongside Spiceworks. Check it out:
Sep 22, 2009 at 10:59 UTC
All of the above! We use VNC for our internal network, logmein pro for our mobile users.
For my own company I use logmeinfree and support about 25 clients quite happily.
Sep 23, 2009 at 11:05 UTC
I've always used logmein but I'm going to look in to crossloop, showmypc and teamviewer they look promising
Sep 24, 2009 at 5:45 UTC
Extra Care Solutions is an IT service provider.
All of the programs mentioned are great, some with certain requirements and some with limitations or costly. My suggestions, and a free one is teamviewer. It is free and works perfect as long as both parties have Internet.
Sep 25, 2009 at 8:22 UTC
Log me in is a good choice. If its for people that call every once and a while and you don't want to install a client. Zolved.com offers a good solution if you both can connect to the internet.
Sep 25, 2009 at 11:05 UTC
log me in is great if you use the pro version as the free version is limited in its abilities. Crossloop allows you to transfer files etc when troubleshooting
Sep 25, 2009 at 7:39 UTC
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bomgar is definately a good one but it is not free.
Sep 29, 2009 at 7:02 UTC
I have used many. Low cost, or free, I would strongly suggest testing out LogMeIn or TeamViewer.
Now, for a highly manageable one for around $250, you can go to
and get VNC Manager Enterprise. Lifetime updates, free client VNC software and it can push it out. Plus, you can remotely manage printers, gpo, registry, drives, shares, etc. EVERYTHING!
Oct 3, 2009 at 5:38 UTC
Logmein is good, but teamviewer is better because there is no server login and its faster. but if you need to work with many computers you will have to keep track of computers on your own. this is where logmein is smarter.
Oct 16, 2009 at 1:04 UTC
Another vote for Logmein, I use the free editiion to support a few of our remote users.
Oct 20, 2009 at 1:42 UTC
Logmein is good, but teamviewer is better because there is no server login and its faster. but if you need to work with many computers you will have to keep track of computers on your own. this is where logmein is smarter.
Unfortunately, if you read the software, Team Viewer isnt free for business, only personal use, so using it in a company and not buying it is actually a violation of the TOS/TOU
Oct 20, 2009 at 5:37 UTC
You are right Trivious, but I was not suggesting. I just shared my opinion about these two.
Although, the Teamviewer allows a user to connect to any number of computers remotely as long as its not being used to generate revenue.
Oct 22, 2009 at 6:48 UTC
This is true whereas Logmein is Pay per computer. Not sure about what Team viewer charges, but it would be cheaper in the end than logmein.
If I were going to use logmein for a company, I would get IT Reach instead as its far more robust than Pro. IMHO
Oct 22, 2009 at 4:59 UTC
GeoApps is an IT service provider.
I use UltraVNC SingleClick for most of my remote support. I also use LogMeIn for situations where I will be returning to the remote computer often and don't have easy access to the firewall to open ports, but since LMI Free doesn't include file transfer I just use uVNC-SC from the LMI session.
Oct 23, 2009 at 3:06 UTC
log me in all day long
Oct 23, 2009 at 8:04 UTC
Yeah, and keep in mind that LMI free is not allowed in a business of any sort per the TOS, so I would recommend (if you are looking for free) VNC with a freeware vnc manager. I cant remember the name of the one I was thinking of though.
Also check out "Gbridge" by google. Kick butt freeware for this kind of thing. Even VPN style connectivity.
Oct 23, 2009 at 1:24 UTC
I'm with Angus. uVNC's SC and PcHelpware work great. I especially like the free branding. LogMeIn Free, ShowMyPc, and TeamViewer are great choices too.
Oct 27, 2009 at 4:18 UTC
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My son liked to play cars when he was a baby. And painting too. I didn't use any paint brush, he used his fingers to draw ant it was so much fun for him. To minimize any mess, I bought huge paper sheets for him, put it on the floor and he could draw. It also helps to develop fine motor skills.
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heart noun (ORGAN)
A2 [ C ] the organ in your chest that sends the blood around your body心脏
heart noun (EMOTIONS)
B1 [ C or U ] used to refer to a person's character, or the place within a person where feelings or emotions are considered to come from性情;内心;心肠
I love you with all my heart (= very much). 我深爱着你。
He said he'd never marry but he had a change of heart (= his feelings changed) when he met her. 他说永远都不结婚,可是碰到她后他改变了主意。
Homelessness is a subject very close/dear to her heart (= is very important to her and she has strong feelings about it). 她非常关心无家可归者的问题。
old-fashioned It does my heart good (= makes me very happy) to see those children so happy. 看到那些孩子如此快乐,我很开心。
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heart noun (CENTRAL PART)
B1 [ S ] the central or most important part中心;中央;重点;要点
The demonstrators will march through the heart of the capital. 示威者将游行穿过首都的中心地区。
A disagreement about boundaries is at the heart of the dispute. 争议的焦点就是边界问题。
Let's get to the heart of the matter. 让我们考虑一下最关键的事情。
› [ C ] the firm central part of a vegetable, especially one with a lot of leaves菜心
artichoke hearts 洋蓟心
the heart of a lettuce 生菜心
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- These are changes that attack the very heart of British society.
- By its nature, terrorism is designed to strike at the heart of our democratic values.
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A big question hanging over the wide-ranging greenhouse-gas proposals in Congress is whether they will reduce emissions as much as advertised without significantly raising energy bills.
One tool for achieving that goal, central to the House climate legislation, is the use of "offsets" that allow companies to avoid cutting their own greenhouse-gas emissions by investing in activities elsewhere that take carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere. That could mean planting trees in Brazil or encouraging corn farmers in Iowa to adopt better environmental practices.
The Environmental Protection Agency estimates the price of emitting a ton of carbon under the House's Waxman-Markey bill would be 89% higher if it didn't allow companies to buy offsets overseas. Partly because of all the offsets the bill allows, the agency projects that conventional coal-power generation in the U.S. will fall only slightly during the program's initial phase, to 1,950 terawatt hours in 2020 from 1,992 terawatt hours in 2005, the baseline year set for measuring progress.
"The way emissions-trading systems operate is that you make decisions on how much work you want to do at home, and how much you want to shift overseas," said Michael Wara, a law professor at Stanford University who has studied Europe's use of offsets. Because the Waxman-Markey bill is "extremely dependent" on offsets to deliver reductions and keep down costs, Mr. Wara said, "we're not going to know with much certainty the quantity of emissions reductions delivered."
Many scientists and environmentalists endorse the logic behind offsets, reasoning that eliminating a ton of carbon emissions from a Brazilian forest or an Iowa farm benefits the climate just as much as cutting a ton of greenhouse-gas emissions from a coal plant in Ohio -- and typically at much less cost.
But there also are problems with relying on offsets, particularly international ones.
One is political: Democrats are promoting the climate bill as a way to drive a "clean energy transformation" that creates lots of new "green jobs" in the U.S. Another problem is practical. As the Government Accountability Office said in a study last December, it is nearly impossible to ensure that international offset projects reduce greenhouse gases more than would have happened without subsidies. The agency said its own review of Europe's use of offsets found that such projects had an uncertain effect on carbon emissions.
What alarms many environmentalists about the Waxman-Markey bill is the scale of offsetting it would allow. Offset projects could account for as much as two billion tons of the planned emissions reductions each year; total U.S. emissions in 2007, in carbon-dioxide equivalent, were 7.15 billion tons. Half the offsets would be sourced domestically and half overseas, though the bill allows international credits to reach three-quarters of the total in the event that the U.S. market falls short.
As a practical matter, it is unclear whether U.S. companies will be able to take full advantage of all these offsets, partly because it will take years to negotiate agreements with developing countries over which projects qualify.
That raises another problem: the fewer the offsets, the higher the bill's costs will be, as companies will have to either cut emissions themselves or buy emissions permits from one another. If the price of those permits rises too high, major businesses are bound to demand a loosening of the bill's cap on emissions, and there could be a voter backlash against high energy costs.
One way the Waxman-Markey bill tries to guard against bogus offsets is to delegate decisions on what kinds of activities qualify to the EPA and an "Offsets Integrity Advisory Board," composed of scientific experts. But that just shifts the lobbying elsewhere.
Farm groups and their congressional allies won a deal to put the Department of Agriculture -- rather than the EPA -- in charge of determining which domestic agricultural activities qualify as offsets. That is great news for farmers who stand to make money from the bill, but a source of anxiety for environmentalists.
"We expect them to be somewhat farmer-friendly," Rep. Collin Peterson (D., Minn.), chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, said of the USDA.
In the end, it is probably unrealistic to think any offset system Congress designs will be perfect. The real question facing the Waxman-Markey bill's supporters is how imperfect the system will be.
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What is the proper and considerate response when a wall between a friend's warehouse and the neighboring cement factory collapses? A phone call? Cookie delivery? Maybe just give them their space? Or would that be appropriate, given that their problem is suddenly too much space?
I should mention that the wall collapse damaged several cars and knocked over a basketball hoop, so that's a double bummer.
If you answered that the correct response was to take a picture and then spend the rest of the day having fun with Photoshop, you are correct. Next, you should post the original and your work on Facebook, so that your friends can have at it too. You may think that this is a subjective matter, but the evidence provided by photographer, artist and general mischief enthusiast Mirabelle Jones suggests otherwise.
Here is the original, unPhotoshopped collapsed wall (PHOTO:Mirabelle Jones):
Those giant blocks look sort of like toy construction materials when their scattered around like that, but they are cement and very serious. Almost as serious as Mount Rushmore (Mirabelle Jones):
On second thought, what really felled the wall was one of those big wooly mammoth things from Star Wars. Sand people can be really inconsiderate sometimes (Mirabelle Jones):
Did you think we were done with Star Wars? We're never done with Star Wars. You'll be taking your kids to the 12th J.J. Abrams installment where they go back in time and fix all the bad parts of the Episodes I-III (Mirabelle Jones).
If your sci-fi film nostalgia lies on the other side of the Pacific, Erin Samedi, who saw Jones' post on Facebook and got in on the action, has you covered. I'm kind of burying the lead here with this wall story, seeing as Godzilla was simultaneously eating a train.
And seriously, your wall can't even stand an attack from a catapult? Why even build the wall? You know that one day the cement factory next door is going to try to take you over with the best weapons available. Great foresight, guys.
It's not good to live in the same neighborhood as the Hulk. You never know what's going to set that guy off. Seriously, two days before this he was talking about how much he loves co-ops.
Can we all agree that the Koolaid guy is way scarier than the Incredible Hulk? I'm going to have nightmares about that thing breaking down my wall and doing some creepy dance. (Artist gave permission, but prefers to remain anonymous)
It's always a bummer when this happens. That's why I follow Dragon Watch on twitter. You want to know where these things are so you aren't home when they come knocking. (Same artist as Koolaid image. Hint: the artist may or may not be one of the senators from Oklahoma).
Turns out the collapsed wall was only the beginning of the bad news that befell Los Angeles that day (anonymous artist, who may or may not have dated Bjork):
Normal size Grumpy Cat: adorable. Huge Grumpy Cat: still adorable. Also a problem, but the sort of problem you don't mind having, because it's so adorable.
I have been trained by certain much-beloved friends that if it's bad-ass and has a squid face, it's probably Cthulu. Or maybe this is from that 90s Gargoyles show from one of the episodes I didn't see. If it is, I'm Netflixing that tonight. (Erin Samedi)
Alright, you want the truth? The truth is that David Hasselhoff showed up and the wall just fell apart because the wall couldn't handle it. It's cool, wall. Hasselhoff has that happen all the time. Dude can barely order something at a restaurant without anyone dropping a plate. (Anonymous artist, who might be wanted in Prague)
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Broadway Flea Market & Grand Auction Raises Record-Breaking $681,892 for BC/EFA!
The spirit and generosity of the theatre community once again shined as brightly as the autumn sun as the 26th Annual Broadway Flea Market & Grand Auction blew past all previous record totals to raise a spectacular $681,892 for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.
The all-day event on Sunday, September 23, featured 59 tables overflowing with theatrical memorabilia, rare mementos and unique Broadway treasures, more than five dozen stars at the Celebrity Autograph Table & Photo Booth and 207 Grand Auction lots up for bid in live and silent auctions. This year's event stretched across Times Square to 46th Street, through Shubert Alley and along West 44th Street.
The 26 editions of the Broadway Flea Market & Grand Auction, which is produced by and benefits Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, have raised a grand total of $9,870,369. The inaugural edition of the event in 1987 raised $12,000. This year's total was up $137,384 over 2011's total of $547,658. The previous record total for the Broadway Flea Market & Grand Auction was $574,000 set in 2000.
The record-setting year was propelled by the immensely popular live auction, which ended the beautifully crisp day with heated bidding wars, all in support of a good cause. The live auction raised $298,300 – the most ever, eclipsing last year's live auction total of $201,500 and sliding past the previous record of $294,250 set in 1996.
"I am always struck by the extraordinary enthusiasm from hundreds in the theater community, scores of volunteers and truly thousands of theatre lovers and fans whose great generosity of spirit make the Broadway Flea Market & Grand Auction such an incredible success," said Tom Viola, executive director of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. "It's worth remembering that this fabulous and uniquely Broadway event ultimately is about one thing: helping people in crisis and need. The money raised Sunday will help ensure that more will have access to health care, medications, and support services. It reaches individuals and entire families in need of a nutritious meal and a safe place to call home. Whether you left with an autographed show poster or a one-of-a-kind auction experience, the resources you give so generously will lift up folks much less fortunate for a long time to come. And on their behalf especially, many thanks!"
This year, the 59 tables of the Broadway Flea Market collectively raised $286,087 and represented Broadway's top shows, several off-Broadway shows and many organizations within the theatrical community. The top 10 tables raising the most money this year were: Wicked with $17,245; United Scenic Artists Local 829 with $17,112; Newsies with $15,000; Broadway Beat/Reel Time Video Production with $13,561; TDF with $12,806; The Phantom of the Opera with $9,945; The Araca Group with $9,814; Broadway Impact with $7,888; Creative Goods Merchandise with $7,851, and Max Merchandising with $7,725.
The Grand Auction included both live and silent auctions. The top-selling lot of the day was a once-in-a-lifetime VIP package to Barbra Streisand's upcoming concert at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, including a backstage meet-and-greet with the extraordinary superstar. The package raised an astonishing $40,000 from two bidders.
Tickets to the New York movie premiere of the much-anticipated Les Misérables, starring Hugh Jackman, Russell Crowe, Anne Hathaway, and Aaron Tveit, including passes to the opening night party, raised an equally astounding $32,000.
Other top live auction items:
· An evening at the blockbuster revival of Evita, including a backstage meeting with star Ricky Martin and a shirt he wore onstage and autographed, raised $11,000.
· A day at The Phantom of the Opera, including an appearance in the show's opening number, raised $10,800.
· A one-on-one office meeting with iconic theatre producer/director Hal Prince, who's been at the helm of more than 50 Broadway shows and won 21 Tony Awards, raised $10,000 from two bidders.
· A VIP experience at Once, this year's Tony Award-winning Best Musical, raised $8,500.
· A private lunch with stage-and-screen legend Angela Lansbury raised $8,000.
· Opening night performance and party tickets for 16 upcoming Broadway shows collectively raised $45,700, including $5,200 for Kinky Boots, $5,000 for Annie, $3,500 for Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella; $3,000 for Matilda and $2,600 for The Performers.
· Walk-on roles in Chicago, Disney's The Lion King, Mamma Mia!, Newsies, Rock of Ages, and The Phantom of the Opera collectively raised $39,600.
This year's live auction was hosted by charming Broadway Cares favorite John Bolton (A Christmas Story) with BC/EFA's iconic auctioneer Lorna Kelly and actress and auctioneer Tasha Lawrence (The Whale) engaging the bidders.
Earlier in the day, a series of half-hour silent auctions included 144 items and raised $81,505. Musical phrases handwritten and signed by Broadway composers and lyricists continue to be among the most-popular lots. The top silent auction item, which sold for $4,500, was a musical phrase of "Superboy and the Invisible Girl" from Next to Normal, written and signed by Tony winners Tom Kitt and Brian Yorkey.
Gwen Verdon's opening night gift from the cast of Dancin' fetched $3,600. A "Carrying the Banner" musical phrase from Newsies, handwritten by Jack Feldman and Alan Menken, sold for $3,100. A framed set of costume design prints from the current revival of Evita, signed by stars Ricky Martin, Elena Roger and Michael Cerveris, brought in a $2,300 donation, as did a Follies poster signed by Hal Prince and Stephen Sondheim.


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D7 to D8 upgrade tutorial: Convert hook_menu() and hook_menu_alter() to Drupal 8 APIs
The new systems replacing hook_menu()
Drupal 7 hook_menu() defines path to page callback relations as well as visually appearing menu items, tabs, local actions and contextual links.
Drupal 8 has separate systems for these. Routes are responsible for associating paths to controllers (page callbacks in Drupal 7) so if you need to define a menu item, local task (tab), local action or contextual link, all of these rely on having a route in place first. So converting Drupal 7 hook_menu() items to Drupal 8 APIs should start with defining the routes for the items.
Then you can use each subsystem to define the related menu items, local tasks, contextual links and actions as appropriate. The following figure demonstrates the relations of the items and their Drupal 7 equivalents (bigger version):
(Google drawing for this diagram)
A practical example, porting book_menu() from Drupal 7
Although book module was not ported as a 100% equal system in terms of the hook_menu() contents, we'll review a potential 1-1 port of book.module here to give you an idea.
Books listing on the content page
This was actually moved to
/admin/structure/book but let's review how it would have been if it stays where it is.
# Drupal 7 menu item
$items['admin/content/book'] = array(
'title' => 'Books',
'description' => "Manage your site's book outlines.",
'page callback' => 'book_admin_overview',
'access arguments' => array('administer book outlines'),
'type' => MENU_LOCAL_TASK,
'file' => 'book.admin.inc',
This needs a route for the path/callback and a local task item that shows on the content page.
# Drupal 8 book.routing.yml snippet
path: '/admin/content/book'
_controller: '\Drupal\book\Controller\BookController::adminOverview'
_title: 'Books'
_permission: 'administer book outlines'
The main components here are the path itself and the controller (the fully qualified class name provided in
_controller) that makes the route work. We gave the route a name
'book.admin' which is the most important detail about it for all the other systems we'll work with. We provide access requirements in the
'requirements' section. This route in short means that if a visitor attempts to access
'/admin/content/book' and the visitor meets all the requirements listed (in this case the permission), then output will be generated based on that method on the BookController class.
A very high level view of that class located in
core/modules/book/src/Controller/BookController.php (which maps to the fully qualified class name
'\Drupal\book\Controller\BookController' following the PSR-4 standard) is as follows:
* @file
* Contains \Drupal\book\Controller\BookController.
namespace Drupal\book\Controller;
* Controller routines for book routes.
class BookController {
* Returns an administrative overview of all books.
* @return array
* A render array representing the administrative page content.
public function adminOverview() {
// ...
This tutorial is about the menu APIs so we will not delve into how to build the controllers behind the routes, you will find that the actual BookController is a lot more involved. To better understand the route system, check out the introductory example to routes and controllers. (The conversion of this page callback to a controller is explained with more detailed class PHP code in the WSCCI conversion guide.)
We'll need a local task as well for this item to show as a tab on the content admin page.
# Drupal 8 book.links.task.yml snippet
route_name: book.admin
title: 'Books'
base_route: system.admin_content
Here we defined the local task named
book.admin that used the same name as the route we associated it with (also
book.admin). This is best practice so its easier to understand what belongs to what. We gave it a nice label and put the tab into the list of tabs on
system.admin_content which is the route name for the admin/content page itself. This ensures the tab is put to the right place.
These two files reproduce both the path/callback association and the tab definition, so we are done with converting this item.
Default list tab
The default list tab is a subtab under the 'Books' tab.
# Drupal 7 menu item
$items['admin/content/book/list'] = array(
'title' => 'List',
'type' => MENU_DEFAULT_LOCAL_TASK,
This one already has a route, so we don't need to define one. However, it needs a new tab entry that points to the same route as the above and specifies the above tab as the parent. The base_route is automatically taken from the parent and is the same as the route for this tab, so this will be the default tab:
# Drupal 8 book.links.task.yml snippet
route_name: book.admin
title: 'List'
parent_id: book.admin
Settings form and tab
# Drupal 7 menu item
$items['admin/content/book/settings'] = array(
'title' => 'Settings',
'page callback' => 'drupal_get_form',
'page arguments' => array('book_admin_settings'),
'access arguments' => array('administer site configuration'),
'type' => MENU_LOCAL_TASK,
'weight' => 8,
'file' => 'book.admin.inc',
This Drupal 7 menu item requires a new route definition as well as a tab.
# Drupal 8 book.routing.yml snippet
path: '/admin/content/book/settings'
_form: '\Drupal\book\Form\BookSettingsForm'
_title: 'Settings'
_permission: 'administer site configuration'
We defined a form controller for this route, which is a class name. That will handle the building, validation and submission of this form. Drupal 8 form controllers are explained in the Drupal 8 Form API documentation.
# Drupal 8 book.links.task.yml snippet
route_name: book.settings
title: 'Settings'
parent_id: book.admin
weight: 8
The settings tab shows up alongside the 'List' tab then under the 'Books' tab.
Books admin tabs summary
In summary, we defined a Books tab to show up on the admin/content page and a List and Settings subtab. In total, these are demonstrated by the following Drupal 7 screenshot with their Drupal 8 tab identifiers:
The List and Settings tabs specified their parent as
book.admin which is why they are on a secondary level and List has the same route as the parent which is why its the default. Finally, the parent Books item was anchored to admin/content's base route which had the name
system.admin_content which put the three tabs in the right place.
Book re-ordering page
# Drupal 7 menu item
$items['admin/content/book/%node'] = array(
'title' => 'Re-order book pages and change titles',
'page callback' => 'drupal_get_form',
'page arguments' => array('book_admin_edit', 3),
'access callback' => '_book_outline_access',
'access arguments' => array(3),
'type' => MENU_CALLBACK,
'file' => 'book.admin.inc',
The route for this one is a bit more interesting. It includes a dynamic component (which changes from %node in Drupal 7 to {node} in Drupal 8). This dynamic component is upcast to an actual node like in Drupal 7 and passed in to BookAdminEditForm's form builder in the route system, without us needing to do anything specifically for that.
The other new element here is the entity access requirement. The combination of the node view entity access and the book outline administration permission is exactly what used to be in _book_outline_access so those are reproduced fully on the route. It is also possible to do much more advanced access checking out routes.
# Drupal 8 book.routing.yml snippet
path: '/admin/content/book/{node}'
_form: 'Drupal\book\Form\BookAdminEditForm'
_title: 'Re-order book pages and change titles'
_permission: 'administer book outlines'
_entity_access: 'node.view'
This item was a MENU_CALLBACK in Drupal 7 so no tabs or other elements are needed in Drupal 8 either.
Books listing page
The page listing books on the site is another easy one:
# Drupal 7 menu item
$items['book'] = array(
'title' => 'Books',
'page callback' => 'book_render',
'access arguments' => array('access content'),
'type' => MENU_SUGGESTED_ITEM,
'file' => 'book.pages.inc',
# Drupal 8 book.routing.yml snippet
path: '/book'
_controller: '\Drupal\book\Controller\BookController::bookRender'
_title: 'Books'
_permission: 'access content'
This is the only item from
book_menu() that actually exposes a menu item in Drupal 7 in the sense of possibly showing up in a menu tree (not as a tab or an item-less callback). So we'll need to add a
book.links.menu.yml entry for this:
# Drupal 8 book.links.menu.yml snippet
title: Books
route_name: book.render
hidden: 1
Because this is a suggested menu item that does not appear by default, we used the hidden property to hide it by default. It can be unhidden on the user interface or with the API.
All pages book export
# Drupal 7 menu item
$items['book/export/%/%'] = array(
'page callback' => 'book_export',
'page arguments' => array(2, 3),
'access arguments' => array('access printer-friendly version'),
'type' => MENU_CALLBACK,
'file' => 'book.pages.inc',
Another MENU_CALLBACK, so we'll only need a route defined.
# Drupal 8 book.routing.yml snippet
path: '/book/export/{type}/{node}'
_controller: '\Drupal\book\Controller\BookController::bookExport'
_permission: 'access printer-friendly version'
_entity_access: 'node.view'
This route is even a bit more restrictive in Drupal 8. It does not only require to access printer-friendly books but also to access the node itself. The two anonymous placeholders (%) are now named {type} and {node}. Note a key difference from the previous routes. This one uses
_controller while previous ones used
_controller (or
_form). When using
_controller, Drupal will produce a full page with blocks appropriate for the page using the current theme. When using
_controller, it is the responsibility of the method invoked to build the full output.
Book outline tab on nodes
The book module also provides a tab that lets users place nodes in a book outline. Let's convert this one too:
# Drupal 7 menu item
$items['node/%node/outline'] = array(
'title' => 'Outline',
'page callback' => 'book_outline',
'page arguments' => array(1),
'access callback' => '_book_outline_access',
'access arguments' => array(1),
'type' => MENU_LOCAL_TASK,
'weight' => 2,
'file' => 'book.pages.inc',
This will need a route defined as well as a local task.
# Drupal 8 book.routing.yml snippet
path: '/node/{node}/outline'
_entity_form: 'node.book_outline'
_title: 'Outline'
_permission: 'administer book outlines'
_entity_access: 'node.view'
This is also a form based page, but this time the form is defined by the entity, so we refer back to the entity definition in _entity_form. Otherwise this is the same as the above routes.
# Drupal 8 book.links.task.yml snippet
route_name: book.outline
base_route: node.view
title: Outline
weight: 2
The local task is defined to be based on the node view route, which serves the base tab on nodes.
Remove from outline page
Finally, the remove from the outline page is another form:
# Drupal 7 menu item
$items['node/%node/outline/remove'] = array(
'title' => 'Remove from outline',
'page callback' => 'drupal_get_form',
'page arguments' => array('book_remove_form', 1),
'access callback' => '_book_outline_remove_access',
'access arguments' => array(1),
'file' => 'book.pages.inc',
# Drupal 8 book.routing.yml snippet
path: '/node/{node}/outline/remove'
_form: '\Drupal\book\Form\BookRemoveForm'
_title: 'Remove from outline'
_permission: 'administer book outlines'
_entity_access: 'node.view'
_access_book_removable: 'TRUE'
The requirements are a bit more complicated here with the permission and node view access topped with an _access_book_removable check. This is validated by a service defined by the book module tagged with _access_book_removable. See
book.services.yml. The combination of these reproduce
_book_outline_remove_access from Drupal 7. See the routing API documentation for explanation on access checking services.
Also note that this item does not appear in the menu, its a button from the outline page, so no need to define menu item, tab, etc. for it. It lacked a type definition in Drupal 7 which made it a MENU_NORMAL_ITEM, but its parent was a tab and therefore never showed up in a menu.
Contextual link and action examples from menu_menu()
The above examples covered all items in
book_menu() in Drupal 7. Book module does not have contextual links or actions but these are very similarly done to the local tasks and menu items shown here. Let's see the following two examples from menu_menu() if the module would be ported as-is (assume we did not rename the module to menu_ui).
Local action to add a menu
# Drupal 7 menu item
$items['admin/structure/menu/add'] = array(
'title' => 'Add menu',
'page callback' => 'drupal_get_form',
'page arguments' => array('menu_edit_menu', 'add'),
'access arguments' => array('administer menu'),
'type' => MENU_LOCAL_ACTION,
'file' => 'menu.admin.inc',
This will need a route for the path as well as a local action defined.
# Drupal 8 menu.routing.yml snippet
path: '/admin/structure/menu/add'
_entity_form: 'menu.add'
_title: 'Add menu'
_entity_create_access: 'menu'
Additionally to the above this one uses a menu configuration entity and refers to its entity form and creation access checking for the configuration entity. Read more about configuration entity types and forms.
For this item, the local action is more interesting:
# Drupal 8 menu.links.action.yml snippet
route_name: menu.menu_add
title: 'Add menu'
- menu.overview_page
The only special thing about this file is it contains a list of routes where the action appears on. It may appear on multiple routes. You can imagine the
menu.overview_page route lists all menus on the admin interface (not covered here in the snippets though).
Tab and contextual link to edit a menu
Drupal 7's menu module defines an 'Edit menu' item which is both a tab on the menu and a contextual link to be shown in menu blocks.
# Drupal 7 menu item
$items['admin/structure/menu/manage/%menu/edit'] = array(
'title' => 'Edit menu',
'page callback' => 'drupal_get_form',
'page arguments' => array('menu_edit_menu', 'edit', 4),
'access arguments' => array('administer menu'),
'type' => MENU_LOCAL_TASK,
'context' => MENU_CONTEXT_PAGE | MENU_CONTEXT_INLINE,
'file' => 'menu.admin.inc',
The Drupal 8 port of this item requires a route:
# Drupal 8 menu.routing.yml snippet
path: '/admin/structure/menu/manage/{menu}'
_entity_form: 'menu.edit'
_title_callback: '\Drupal\menu_ui\Controller\MenuController::menuTitle'
_entity_access: 'menu.update'
This is mostly standard entity routing except the new title callback element, which is used to provide a dynamic title for the page based on the menu being edited. This was set from the page callback in Drupal 7. Since this is both a tab and a contextual link, we need two entries for this one each in the respective files.
# Drupal 8 menu.links.task.yml snippet
title: 'Edit menu'
route_name: menu.menu_edit
base_route: menu.menu_edit
Not surprising at all. The menu editing tab will be the default tab here since it has the same route name and base route. That's it. We also need to define the contextual link:
# Drupal 8 menu.links.contextual.yml snippet
title: 'Edit menu'
route_name: 'menu.menu_edit'
group: menu
Again only lists the menu editing route as a contextual link to appear in the 'menu' link group. The key thing here is the contextual link group. Drupal 8 does not collect contextual links based on paths anymore, but instead based on groups of links. Read the complete documentation on contextual links to figure out how.
Dynamic menu items from node_menu()
Book module and menu module have no use case for dynamic items. However search_menu() and node_menu() are interesting examples where dynamic hook_menu() items have been created in Drupal 7. For Drupal 8 consider if you need actual dynamic routes or just dynamic menu items, contextual links, local tasks or actions respectively. Create your items accordingly.
For example, take this example of node/add/* pages for each node type. Drupal 7 has the following code:
# Drupal 7 menu items
foreach (node_type_get_types() as $type) {
$type_url_str = str_replace('_', '-', $type->type);
$items['node/add/' . $type_url_str] = array(
'title' => $type->name,
'title callback' => 'check_plain',
'page callback' => 'node_add',
'page arguments' => array($type->type),
'access callback' => 'node_access',
'access arguments' => array('create', $type->type),
'description' => $type->description,
'file' => 'node.pages.inc',
In Drupal 8 terms, this creates several routes and menu items. When converting this to Drupal 8 you may want to port this to create dynamic routes and dynamic menu items. Both are possible. However, routes do not need to be dynamic as it is very simple to create one route that would apply with all menu items. So we'll just create one route:
# Drupal 8 menu.routing.yml snippet
path: '/node/add/{node_type}'
_controller: '\Drupal\node\Controller\NodeController::add'
_title_callback: '\Drupal\node\Controller\NodeController::addPageTitle'
_node_add_access: 'node:{node_type}'
_node_add_access requirement is the only new element here, this is similar to the
_access_book_removable, a custom access checker service, but in this case registered in
We do need the dynamic menu links though. (This was not in fact ported to Drupal 8 in node module but for this example, assume it was). Dynamic menu links should be added by defining a deriver class and plugin class. It's also possible to add them using hook_menu_links_discovered_alter(), but this is generally not encouraged.
Or, since node types are config entities, and menu links rebuild would not normally be triggered by add or removing one, you can simply implement the relevant entity hooks to add or remove links. This is probably the best option. This is basically how menu_link_maintain() was used in Drupal 7.x. However, if we go to the trouble of adding logic to connect the link title and description to those of the node type configuration entity, we can take advantage of configuration translation to get our custom node types translated automatically.
class NodeTypeMenuLink extends MenuLinkBase implements ContainerFactoryPluginInterface {
* {@inheritdoc}
public function getTitle() {
// todo
* {@inheritdoc}
public function getDescription() {
// todo
* {@inheritdoc}
public function updateLink(array $new_definition_values, $persist) {
// todo
Entity hooks:
* Implements hook_ENTITY_TYPE_insert()
function node_node_type_insert(\Drupal\Core\Entity\EntityInterface $entity) {
$manager = \Drupal::service('plugin.manager.menu.link');
$id = 'node_type:' . $entity->id();
$definition['provider'] = 'node';
// todo the rest
$manager->addDefinition($id, $definition);
* Implements hook_ENTITY_TYPE_update()
function node_node_type_update(\Drupal\Core\Entity\EntityInterface $entity) {
$manager = \Drupal::service('plugin.manager.menu.link');
$id = 'node_type:' . $entity->id();
// Makes sure it already exists
$existing = $manager->getDefinition($id);
if (!$existing) {
return node_node_type_insert($entity);
// todo the rest
$manager->updateDefinition($id, $definition)
* Implements hook_ENTITY_TYPE_predelete()
function node_node_type_predelete(\Drupal\Core\Entity\EntityInterface $entity) {
This is just one example where the route did not need to be dynamically created anymore but the menu items were needed. There are examples and further documentation on dynamic routes, dynamic menu links, dynamic local tasks, dynamic contextual links and dynamic local actions in their respective sections.
Replacements for hook_menu_alter()
If you used hook_menu_alter() (incorrectly) to define dynamic items, see above for dynamic routes, actions, etc. Altering existing items in the new systems is different based on what you are to alter.
- To alter routes, implement a RouteSubscriber
- To alter menu links, use hook_menu_links_discovered_alter()
- To alter tasks, use a hook_menu_local_tasks_alter()
- To alter contextual links, use a hook_contextual_links_view_alter()
- To alter action links, use a hook_menu_local_actions_alter()
Further reading
- Routing system documentation (introduction, route structure, access checking, etc)
- Menu API in Drupal 8 with subsections on menu links, contextual links, actions and local tasks
- Form API in Drupal 8 (form class definition, routing integration)
- Entity definitions and entity forms


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POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. - A single point was all that separated the women's fencing team from a perfect start to their season on Saturday at the Vassar Invitational. Penn had little trouble in four bouts against North Carolina, Vassar, Sacred Heart and NYU, but fell to Temple, 14-13, in the final matchup of the day.
Foil has high expectations this season, but it was the epee team that managed to win all five of its matchups at Vassar. The day began with a 19-8 win over North Carolina that was sparked by an 8-1 edge in foil. Both Luona Wang and Wendy Zhao led the way with 3-0 marks in that weapon, while Amrit Bhinder added a 3-0 mark in epee.
The other noteworthy win for Penn on the day came against Sacred Heart, 18-9. Zhao was the lone Quaker to fence more than one bout against the Pioneers and make it through unscathed. Her 3-0 mark was the key as foil posted a 7-2 win.
Penn also posted victories over Vassar and NYU by identical scores of 24-3, with each weapon group going 8-1 across the board.
The battle with Temple was expected to be close, and it didn't disappoint. Each weapon group was decided by a 5-4 margin, but unfortunately for Penn, the Owls were able to find the one extra point they needed in 14-13 win. Two wins from Gabby Foor helped epee to a 5-4 victory, but foil and sabre each fell by 5-4 scores.
Zhao and Tiffany Chan led the way with 11 bout victories on the day for Penn, with Sara Jones adding 10 and Wang, Sarah Parmacek and Susan Contess all posting nine.
The Quakers return to the strips on Jan. 12 at the Penn State Invitational. A strong field is to be expected as Penn looks to improve upon last season's 3-2 record at the event.