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Riverkeepers' head reflects on decade of expansion
Monica Smiley quits Tualatin group for new state park post
After a decade on the Tualatin River, Monica Smiley is moving on.
Smiley, who has served as executive director of Tualatin Riverkeepers since 2007, is leaving at the end of this month to accept a similar job at nearby Tryon Creek State Natural Area, an urban state park on Southwest Terwilliger Boulevard in Portland.
Ive been (at the Riverkeepers) 10 years, and I really feel like Ive put my stamp on it, said Smiley.
Smiley is taking over as leader of the Friends of Tryon Creek, a nonprofit organization that provides education and stewardship programs in the state park.
For Smiley, who started at the Riverkeepers as a volunteer coordinator in 2003, the move is bittersweet.
Its hard to leave the Riverkeepers, they are very much my family, she said.
As a girl growing up along Puget Sound, Smiley used to sneak onto private property along the beach to check out sea stars, sand dollars and other marine life.
I have always loved being out in nature, said Smiley. Ive always loved poking nature with a stick.
That love has transitioned into a career in environmental stewardship that can be seen all along the river.
Under Smileys lead, the Riverkeepers expanded its recreational programs, changed the direction of its restoration work and built up its education program for children.
The Riverkeepers runs on about $350,000 a year, which it collects through private donations, grants and fees from summer camps and rental fees. The Riverkeepers offer canoe and kayak rentals at Cook Park through September.
Today, Riverkeepers serves children all across the Portland area through school field trips and summer day camps.
Growing that piece has been really inspiring for me, she said.
Smiley said she was drawn to Tryon Creek because of its educational program.
My passion is education and connecting people to nature, she said. Natural places are important to our personal health, and they have even more value if we get to touch it and be in it.
Tryon Creek serves about 7,500 children every year through its field trips and camps, Smile said.
When she decided to leave the Riverkeepers, Tryon Creek was an obvious choice, Smiley said.
My backyard is in the Tualatin River watershed, and my front yard is in the Tryon Creek watershed, said Smiley, who lives in Multnomah Village. No joke. Its a good spot to be.
At Friends of Tryon Creek, Smiley will be responsible for fundraising for the organization and overseeing the parks education and stewardship programs.
Its a similar role to what Smiley has done for the past six years with the Riverkeepers.
While the jobs are similar, the scope is certainly different. On the river, Smileys group has advocated for storm-water regulations, sponsored recreation and educational trips and run stewardship programs along 83 miles of river and hundreds of miles of creeks, streams and other parts of the watershed.
With her new post at Friends of Tryon Creek, Smiley will work within 1 square mile of parkland, primarily in education programs.
Smiley said groups like Riverkeepers and Tryon Creek are incredibly important because they work to keep nature and the natural world in the forefront of peoples minds.
The Riverkeepers are there every step of the way, working on water-quality issues and removing barriers to get people outside, Smiley said.
Big change in perception
Smiley said she has seen a surge in activity on the river over the past several years.
When Smiley started with the Riverkeepers a decade ago, the river was seldom used, Smiley said.
But this past Saturday, there was probably 100 people launching just from Cook Park, Smiley said. Thats a big change in 10 years.
Its a far cry from a few decades ago, when the river was on the brink of extinction due to heavy pollutants.
The Riverkeepers formed, in part, to help make sure the river returned to its natural state. The agency works to decrease the amount of contaminants that make their way into the river every day.
(Contaminants from storm drains) is the No. 1 source of pollution in the Tualatin, Smiley said.
The Riverkeepers work with businesses and local agencies to reduce the amount of pollution in the river.
Has there been a change in water quality in the river? Yes. Has there been a change in perception to the river? Oh yeah, she said. We can see it.
Smiley takes over at Friends of Tryon Creek in September.
Boat rentals from Tualatin Riverkeepers are available Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays through September at Cook Park, 17005 S.W. 92nd Ave., Tigard.
What will the next director of the Riverkeepers need?
Smiley said it will take someone special.
What weve done is created the outreach to be able to make the river accessible, but how do we make the mission accessible? Smiley asked. How can we share the work were doing in a way that everyone can understand?
Now, Smiley said, the people crafting the environmental movement sound very collegiate, but health, clean water, science, education that is for everybody, Smiley said. How can we share that? We need to do that technical advocacy work but also broaden the scope of the environmental movement.
Its a fine balance, Smiley said.
They need to think outside the box. And maybe its not someone who is already inside the environmental movement. Maybe its better if they arent.
Applications for the Riverkeepers executive director position which will pay between $45,000 and $75,000 a year are due by Sept. 6.


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Wednesday, March 28, 2007
Lets not allow another good cop to fall on his sword!
Another good man is punished for having the metal to stand up and tell the truth.
I've spoken via email to Johnno and he's told me that he's resigned and effective midnight this coming Saturday he's a civvie again. He said he's jumped before he was pushed.
Personally, I think he should have stayed.
I mean, whats he done wrong.
I know he's stepped out from cover and into the open. I wouldn't , but he has and bravo to him.
But, aside from that, on what grounds has he been suspended from duty?
I've read his article in the Express. As far as I can see he is in the clear. He has merely spoken out about our working practices. He has not confessed to any criminal acts.
Is it supposed to be a big secret that must be kept from the public?
All he has done is legitimately exercised his right of freedom of speech. I think his employers would be on a hiding to nothing if they tried to say he had brought the police service into disrepute.
This message should get out. Christ, we take the flak everyday from frustrated members of the public who want to know why we aren't there when they need us.
For GODS sake, I hope someone from our mighty protective shield that is the Federation reads this turns their attention away from planning the yearly drinking session that is the conference and gets this man the support that he needs.
His employers need taking on. You've come out into the open Johnno. You've got nothing left to lose. Stand your ground and fight them. I honestly believe that you would win. It could be a landmark case mate. We don't have to accept their findings of an internal discipline panel. Like I said in my email to you, you can take it outside to a panel of people outside the job. I believe that any reasonable person not connected with the job would agree that you have done nothing wrong.
I hope you do mate. If you walk away then they win and you will have done it all for nothing.
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Have to take them on about this. I can't see what he could have done to let them successfully sack him. Somebody's got to stir up trouble or nothing's ever going to change.
- 28 March 2007 at 18:50
- Black in Blue said...
If this officer walks away we all lose.
- 28 March 2007 at 19:15
I am an ex pat living in the US and I have been reading quite a few of these police blogs recently. As far as Johnno walking away - I have to agree with Franky's comment - walking away now is the absolute worst thing that could be done. It undermines the message that you have all been trying to get out, that it is time to stand up and do real police work and forget about the bullshit numbers and statistics that seem to make up the better part of "modern policing."
I have been away from the UK for many years now, so my perspective is that of a virtual outsider - it seems to me that Britain has become a violent and lawless society, where police protection is almost minimal. Not enough manpower, too busy with statistics, can't arrest some folks for fear of being branded racist, and so on. On the other hand if I accidently drive 5 mph over the speed limit I will undoubtedly receive an automated ticket.
It seems that many of the officers on these blogs share this same sense of frustration.
Stand up for yourselves, I am willing to bet that there are a lot of decent ordinary members of the public that will support you.
- 28 March 2007 at 22:28
- Whichendbites said...
This is not promoting the brand. The SMT have the monopoly on vetting what is released and it always involves promoting the brand or scapegoating some poor unfortunate soul who doesn't play by their rules. Blamestorming seems to be the name of the game and, as usual, having the final prepared statement to continue to get their own view across. Good job for the blogs to let everyone else know that there is another world out there and people can have 'their own' view or opinion. We've all got opinions of our own but not a lot of people who should be listening are credited with the sense to see the 'big picture'. Its a sad day when this happens. Nothing will change because the rules won't allow it to and those that stand up to speak their own view are seen as unhelpful and breaching the 'conduct likely' ace that is always up the sleeve waiting to be dropped. Just think who makes the rules and interprets them. People like Johnno ? I think not.
- 28 March 2007 at 22:38
- Black in Blue said...
By order of the Twining Act 2007 section 3 states:
(1) There is no such thing as freedom of speech for Police Bloggers, especially for Jonno. Jamba!
(2) A Chief Constables Health and Safety and Human Rights innit always takes priority.
(3) A Chief Constable and their Senior team will always be right.
(4) All Police Bloggers will be brought before their Chief Officers. They must not smile. They will parade forthwith with their appointments. This especially includes that damned man Gadget and that woman, Bloggs.
(5) Police Bloggers will be tickled by PSD until they totally confess to Blogging. In the event that a Blogger makes the investigating officer's smile then that Blogger will wash the DCC's car every day for the rest of their lives. They will also wash the DCC's wife's car also, the Renault megane!
(6) Any Blogger refusing to attend to meet their Chief Officer's will be taken to Karatchi and tortured with bamboo sticks and boiled rice.
By order of the Chief of all Chiefs. This is now policy.
- 30 March 2007 at 16:59
- Officer Dibble said...
Brave man... steps out of the 'shadows' voluntarily.
Maybe he feels that he can say more 'out of' uniform/service... I wish him well.
- 1 April 2007 at 00:40
- Black in Blue said...
Problem is, they have dispensed with him. There leaders know exactly what they are doing. They will hope he fizzles away.
- 3 April 2007 at 10:39
- johnnoblue said...
Good morning my friends. They are indeed in for a rude awakening as this campaign has only just started and I have much planned in order to make it a success. This is the first realistic chance both rank and file officers and the public have had to make their views known with a view to bringing about real change. This opportunity should not be squandered or lose momentum due to apathy and pessimism. I encourage all of you to support the petition in any way you can and advise others to do likewise. Its success is dependent upon considerably more support than it has at the moment but it is still early days after all. Onwards and upwards!
- 3 April 2007 at 11:16
- Annette said...
pc franky fact:
Thanks for your comment on my blog.
It will be interesting, as I said I really am a paper candidate this time. We just want to see if we can close the gap between labour and tories in that area.
Give the labour voters someone to vote for.
Thanks again.
- 3 April 2007 at 20:33
- johnnoblue said...
Good morning my friends. The article publicising the website is on page 12 of today's The Daily Telegraph. All the best.
- 4 April 2007 at 08:47
Colleagues, do you really think that the PF officers would stick their heads above the parapet for a lowly single Police Officer? Why would they jepordize their large inflated pensions or risk rocking the boat (in case they were put back into the real world)? Once again, another famous strike by our toothless tiger. . . . . the PF
- 7 August 2007 at 18:16
Ms6bPR Hello! Great blog you have! My greetings!
- 26 October 2007 at 06:07

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Let's Make This Summer Fun and Safe For Pets
Wednesday, 20. June 2012 9:42
Today is the summer solstice, the longest day of the year. But here in Miami you would never know it. Dark and very threatening outside, we are under an urban flood advisory and on our beaches the rip current flags are flying. There really is water, water everywhere today. This is the time of year when lakes and rivers and canals and swimming pools and hot tubs and the ocean (and even the bathtub) offer the promise of fun and relief from the oppressive summer heat. But for us and our animals, all that water can also spell disaster. All too often the stories on the evening news or in our local paper deal with accidental drownings: children in swimming pools, tourists in rip currents, occupants of cars that have gone off the highways and into canals. But it's not just the humans that can become victims, animals are in very real danger as well. Drownings can and do happen very quickly. And contrary to popular belief, people and animals do not cry out when they are drowning, it tends to be a fairly silent death. So I would like to offer a few suggestions as to how you can keep yourself and your pets safe and happy this summer:
1. Never leave your animal unattended around an unfenced outdoor pool. Although most healthy dogs and cats are able to swim short distances, pools can quickly become death traps. Unless your animals have been trained to swim to the shallow end of the pool, most will head for the edge of the pool and attempt to claw their way out, to no avail. For smaller animals it may be impossible to use the steps. Pools with vinyl liners offer nothing for the animal to grip onto and vertical ladders are unclimbable for most small animals. For a dog, barking is difficult; and if the dog is alone outside, the barking will not be heard. Panic will ensue and they will quickly become exhausted .
2. Pool and hot tub covers can offer a false sense of security. Should an animal fall into the pool between the cover and the gutter of the pool, the animal may become completely disoriented and escape may be impossible. And an animal who manages to get under a hot tub cover may panic in the darkness and drown.
3. Lakes and canals offer their own set of problems for animals. Because they can initially walk into the water, your animals may become overconfident in their abilities. Keep your eyes on your pets lest they swim into deep water and become tired and unable to return to shore. And where I live in South Florida, we don't let our pets swim in canals or some of our inland lakes unless we know for sure that those waters are not concealing some of our other local residents: alligators.
4. Rivers are wonderful places to escape from the heat of summer. But make sure that the current isn't flowing too fast for your animal to comfortably return to shore when he or she tires. And always be careful when entering a river as there can be hidden objects in the mud or between the rocks that might injure the feet of you or your pet.
5. And should you find yourself lucky enough to be spending some time at the ocean on your vacation, there is one more precaution you should take for your pet. Make sure that you are carrying an adequate supply of fresh water for your animal. If you or your pet drink saltwater you will quickly become dehydrated as your kidneys attempt to remove the excess salt through urination. A small bowl of fresh water can make all the difference.
6. And if you have a boat, you should always have a plan in place for what to do if your pet accidentally goes overboard. Emergency equipment to get the animal back on the boat should be readily available, and everyone on the boat should know where this equipment is located. As with a "person overboard" situation, the same rules should apply for an "animal overboard" situation: one person should be designated to keep an eye on the animal in the water until that animal is safely back on the boat.
7. And finally, as you are traveling to all of the wonderful places that your are going to go on your vacation, and you are doing this traveling by car, I hope that you are not the only occupant of that car who is wearing a seat belt. And I hope that you are not the only person who gets an opportunity to stretch your legs along the way. A restrained animal is a safe animal when it comes to car travel. These restraints do not have to be terribly restrictive. What you are trying to accomplish is the prevention of your pet becoming a projectile in the unlikely event of an accident along the way. And, when it comes time for a bite to eat or a bathroom break, please, please, please, don't leave your pet behind in the car unless you are also leaving another human in the car with the air conditioning running. Putting the windows down does not count. Cars can heat up very, very quickly and are a virtual death chamber for any animal that is left in them in the heat. And, if that previous sentence didn't scare you enough, in many states it is also a crime to leave an unattended animal in a car. And wouldn't that be a memorable ending to your vacation?
But don't cancel your summer vacation plans just yet. There are lots and lots of products that you can purchase that will help ensure your pet's safety. There are pool monitors that make a noise when an object over a certain weight hits the water. And there are floating ramps that can be tethered to the edges of your pool to provide a gradual slope that your pet can crawl onto to get out of the water. There are "doggy docks" that can attach to your boat's swim step or to the boat dock itself. And, with the addition of treats or toys, training your pet to use these lifesaving devices can easily be accomplished. Specially designed pet life jackets are available from a number of manufacturers, as well as specialty cooling jackets to make your animals more comfortable in the heat and humidity of summertime. And it's always a good idea to carry a portable water container, as well as plenty of fresh water, for both you and your pet. This can be such a fun and rewarding time of year to be outside with your pet. And with just a little bit of planning, it will be a safe time for you all as well.
I think it's time for some lemonade for us and some treats for our pets, don't you?
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Server instances can have any number of HTTP Listeners, both secure and non-secure. You can have both IP-address-based and URL-host-based virtual servers.
Every virtual server can (but does not have to) have its own list of ACLs, its own mime.types file, and its own set of Java Web Applications.
This design gives you maximum flexibility to configure the server for a variety of applications. The following examples discuss some of the possible configurations available for Web Server .
After a new installation of the Web Server , you have one server instance. This server instance has just one HTTP Listener listening on the port you selected during installation of any IP address to which your computer is configured.
Some mechanism in your local network establishes a name-to-address mapping for each of the addresses to which your computer is configured. In the following example, the computer has two network interfaces: the loopback interface (the interface that exists even without a network card) on address 127.0.0.1, and an Ethernet interface on address 10.0.0.1.
The name example.com is mapped to 10.0.0.1 via DNS. The HTTP Listener is configured to listen on port 80 on any address to which that machine is configured ("ANY:80" or "0.0.0.0:80").
In this configuration, connections to the following reach the server and are served by virtual server VS1
http://127.0.0.1/ (initiated on example.com)
http://localhost/ (initiated on example.com)
Use this configuration for traditional web server use. You do not need to add additional virtual servers or HTTP Listeners.
See Configuring SSL for the Server.
A more complex configuration of the Web Server is one in which the server hosts a few virtual servers for an intranet deployment. For example, you have three internal sites where employees can look up other users' phone numbers, look at maps of the campus, and track the status of their requests to the Information Services department. Previously (in this example), these sites were hosted on three different computers that had the names phone.example.com, maps.example.com and is.example.com mapped to them.
To minimize hardware and administrative overhead, you can consolidate all three sites into one web server living on the machine example.com. You could set this up in two ways: using URL-host-based virtual servers or using separate HTTP Listeners. Both have their distinct advantages and disadvantages.
Intranet hosting using URL-host-based virtual servers
While URL-host-based virtual servers are easy to set up, they have the following disadvantages:
Supporting SSL in this configuration requires non-standard setup using wildcard certificates.
URL-host-based virtual servers do not work with legacy HTTP clients.
You can also set up the IP-address-based configuration with one HTTP Listener per address.
Intranet hosting using separate HTTP Listeners
The advantages of IP-address-based virtual servers are:
They work with older clients that do not support the HTTP/1.1 Host header.
Providing SSL support is straightforward.
The disadvantages are:
They require configuration changes on the host computer (configuration of real or virtual network interfaces).
They do not scale to configurations with thousands of virtual servers.
Both configurations require setting up name-to-address mappings for the three names. In the IP-address-based configuration, each name maps to a different address. The host machine must be set up to receive connections on all these addresses. In the URL-host-based configuration, all names can map to the same address, the one the machine had originally.
The configuration with multiple HTTP Listeners may give you a minimal performance gain because the server does not have to find out the address where the request arrived. However, using multiple HTTP Listeners also results in additional overhead (memory and scheduling) because of the additional acceptor threads.
Mass hosting is a configuration in which you enable many low-traffic virtual servers. For example, an ISP that hosts many low-traffic personal home pages would fall into this category.
The virtual servers are usually URL-host-based. For example, you can have one configuration that enables only static content, and another one that enables static content and CGIs.


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Over the past few days the 2014 Lok Sabha elections has begun to resemble a referendum on Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi.
Not many politicians get a chance to set the record straight, fewer still get a do-over; Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi is one of those few. After a rather disastrous television interview, the Congress vice president didn'tuse the second interview to set the agenda for the elections.
Even though the 2014 Lok Sabha elections are barely 30 days away, the Nehru-Gandhi scion uses the opportunity to focus on the 2002 Gujarat riots and Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi's culpability. Instead of focusing on issues like a sluggish economy, no meaningful increase in organised employment, governance crisis.
While Arvind Kejriwal of the Aam Aadmi Party has already said that he would contest against Modi, making the 2014 elections a face off between the two. Already Kejriwal, who made his mark on the anti-corruption wave, has said that communalism is the big threat facing the nation, hence the need to defeat Modi.
All roads, it seems, lead to Gujarat, more specifically to Gujarat of March 2002. Is the 2014 elections be dominated by the 2002 Gujarat riots?
Rahul Gandhi said that Modi was answerable on moral grounds– "beyond that there should be a legal accountability for the clear and inexcusable failure of governance under him".
The responsibility for stemming unrests and riots in a state lies at the doorstep of head of the state's government. But that holds true for all governments across the country. So if Modi's failure to step in and adequately handle the 2002 riots is a strike against him, then so must it be the case for Akhilesh Yadav, chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, and Tarun Gogoi of Assam, to mention two others from the recent past.
Will Rahul Gandhi and the Congress take moral responsibility and be held legally accountable for the misgovernance, high levels of corruption, the deteriorating law and order conditions in the country?
The Nehru-Gandhi scion's attempt to turn the table on Modi has another dimension. In levelling charges at the BJP prime ministerial candidate, Rahul Gandhi questioned the integrity and impartiality of the Supreme Court.
"As you know, the SIT report had been seriously questioned by a number of credible experts. Grave flaws have been pointed out in the functioning of the SIT. …The specific allegations and evidence pointing to Mr Modi's responsibility in the 2002 riots are yet to be adequately probed. Any talk of his having been given a clean chit may be politically expedient, but is far too premature. There are many unanswered questions. There is a lot more the country needs to know," Rahul Gandhi said in his interview to the Press Trust of India.
The Special Investigation Team was appointed and constituted by the Supreme Court. Is Rahul Gandhi saying that an investigation carried out under the aegis of the country's apex court wasn't impartial, free and fair? Does he not have any faith in the Supreme Court? Rahul Gandhi makes a serious allegation, one that he must explain and back with solid evidence. Throw away charges like this hurt and undermine the key institutions that sustain our democracy.
Much has also been made of an apology—Modi must apologise for Gujarat. But here is another question—will any apology rectify matters?
The Congress took fourteen years after the event to apologise for the massacre of Sikhs in 1984. I n 1998, kicking off the Congress election campaign Sonia Gandhi offered a veiled apology for Operation BlueStar and the anti-Sikh riots following Indira Gandhi's assassination. "There is no use recalling what we have collectively lost. No words can balm that pain. Consolation from others always somehow sound hollow," Sonia Gandhi told that gathering.
It took another seven years, for the Congress to tender another apology this time by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, himself a member of the Sikh community. In August 2005, Prime Minister Singh told Parliament, "I have no hesitation in apologizing to the Sikh community. I apologize not only to the Sikh community, but to the whole Indian nation because what took place in 1984 is the negation of the concept of nationhood enshrined in our Constitution."
The truth is an apology without the any real reparation for the wrongs done is of little value. Perhaps then our focus should be to ensure ways by which the faultlines that religion presents doesn't flare, and to find ways to ensure that all communities and sections can move ahead.
Yes, moral responsibility for failures must lie with the leaders and governments, but in this let us not be partial and biased. We can choose to settle scores from the past—2002, 1984, and further back all the way to the Great Calcutta Killings. Or we can chose to look ahead, hold out leaders accountable for failing to address the core challenges that face the country.
We should vote for those who we think are best able to fulfill our aspirations, for those who holds out the best vision of a future. Not for those who use the past to divert attention from their own inability to provide a strong responsive government.
The choice is ours, to constantly look back or to move ahead after having learnt from the past. This is the choice to make in 2014.


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Wiz Khalifa Busted For Weed Again in Just 10 Days
Old habits are hard to break. In the case of Wiz Khalifa his habit might lead him to some serious jail time. The 'Work Hard, Play Hard' rapper was busted for weed possession for the second time in 10 days!
The bust occurred on Tuesday night (May 2) in Winston-Salem, N.C. (following a sold-out concert at Joel Coliseum), after police smelled the marijuana order coming from his tour bus.
According to Winston-Salem Journal, officer J.C. Renew was patrolling the stadium parking lot when he detected a "strong odor of burnt or burning marijuana" coming from Wiz's tour bus. After obtaining a search warrant, authorities raided Wiz's bus and seized 11.39 grams of marijuana. The Pittsburgh MC was ticketed and released, but 18 to 19 other people were charged with drug possession, including one for felony possession of ecstasy.
What makes this even more worst is that this will be Wiz's second charge in 10 days for possession of marijuana. The first time it happened was on April 21 in Nashville after police raided his hotel room.
Wiz seemed to take the citation in stride and tweeted to his followers, "Made It Out Alive." When one concerned fan wrote to Wiz about the drug charges, he simply responded, "Hey, it happens."
Wiz and his entourage will have to answer to the charges at a scheduled court date set for July 27. We hope Wiz won't have to go to the pokey for this, because that would definitely mess up his summer.


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KingaZsuzsi Aszalos necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 134 diseños de 45 diseñadores freelance.
This program is a very impulsive program for the youth, which unite the professional sport, the hobby sport, the health, the business and the discount buying possibility for those who participate.
The logo design has a double audience: on one hand, the users, the athletes (hobby and proffessional), on the other hand, those who provide the discounts (dealers, businesses).
Therefor we would like to have a logo that is youthful, yet serious. We want to use the logo as a sticker for doors, on umbrellas, pens, bags and uniforms. Because of this it is important to be able to use the logo on stickers, to use it on dresses and to embroid it. We also want to use it on banners and on our webpage. We would like to have a colorful logo, but it has to work in black and white too. The club members will have a membership card, which is of the size of a usual credit card. After the logo was chosen we would like to design a webpage and a stationary design. The name of the programe is +PlusClub. We don't want that the "+" sign would be similar to those of the Red Cross or the tipycal hospital sign.
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Dino Esposito is a trainer and consultant who specializes in Microsoft .NET technologies. He can be contacted at d[email protected]
Software testing is the process of checking software to ensure that it behaves as expected, is free of errors, and satisfies its requirements. A software test verifies that a given component returns the correct output in response to a given input and a given internal state. Having control over the input and the state, and being able to observe the output, is essential for a successful and reliable test. If you could automate the process with a tailor-made application, that would be ideal, and that's what unit testing is all about.
Microsoft's ASP.NET Web development framework is limited when it comes to producing testable products. It doesn't prevent unit testing per se, but because ASP.NET Web Forms applications are based on pages, testing them requires you to arrange ad hoc HTTP requests and send them to each page. You then observe the response and ensure that it matches your expectation. But the output of a page is HTML, a potentially long string of text with multiple possible -- and equally valid -- representations. In addition, testing an ASP.NET page means spinning up the entire ASP.NET runtime.
Testing isn't easy in these conditions. A testable page has an internal architecture that applies the principle of Separation of Concerns (SoC) in which the application is separated into distinct components while living in a runtime environment that allows the mocking of some of its components for testing purposes. This is doable, but it isn't facilitated in ASP.NET Web Forms. Consequently, many developers end up testing their sites simply by poking around.
A couple of anti-patterns, which describe what not to do, relate to testing practices. The Test-By-Release anti-pattern refers to releasing a software product without paying much attention to time-consuming chores such as unit and integration testing. Because users are the final recipients of the product, the pattern gives them the last word on whether the software works. The Test-By-Poking-Around anti-pattern refers to taking a tour around the product's feature set, and tracking and fixing errors and misbehavior that pop up. At minimum, these anti-patterns are based on non-repeatable sequences which makes it hard to catch regression failures.
The level of SoC and testability in an ASP.NET solution can be raised by redesigning the content of the code-behind class -- that is, the separate class file that ties together a page's procedural code. By extensively using the Model-View-Presenter (MVP) pattern, you can take a large share of the page logic out of the code-behind classes.
Once the logic lives in its own presenter class, it can be easily tested in isolation with no dependencies on the runtime environment. As for testability, the ASP.NET runtime environment isn't designed with testability in mind. The HTTP context can't be easily mocked to a custom object. To automate tests on an ASP.NET page you likely need a commercial or homemade made-to-measure tool that prepares in the background HTTP requests and determines a way to check returned values or markup.
ASP.NET MVC is a relatively new platform for building ASP.NET applications. Based on the same runtime environment as classic ASP.NET Web Forms, ASP.NET MVC makes developing Web applications a significantly different experience. In ASP.NET MVC, you build applications focusing on the action to take and the component -- the controller -- that will execute it. The controller's code is exclusively focused on executing the action and isn't mixed up with generation of the UI. This separation keeps the view code thin and simple; it also makes it easy to test the controller.
Atop the standard ASP.NET runtime environment, ASP.NET MVC builds its own shell of functionalities and injects intrinsic objects, mimicking those of the ASP.NET runtime. Interestingly, these intrinsic objects wrap ASP.NET native intrinsics at runtime but can be mocked with plain classes that have no dependencies during tests.
ASP.NET Web Forms can be bent to some extent to achieve more testability. However, if you want true and full testability and are willing to tackle the challenges of a relatively immature platform, switch to ASP.NET MVC.


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Free Airfare to Europeby Paul Motter, CruiseMates Editor | July 30, 2013
Grand Circle river cruising in Europe
Grand Circle is a gem, especially for solo cruisers. Free air offer ends 8-19.
Grand Circle cruise line is not exactly a household name, because they sell direct to the public and do not do a lot of marketing. But they have a loyal following of repeat visitors, many of them solo cruisers. The line has a solo cruiser guarantee that they will offer you the best rate on solo cruises, including beating any legitimate price you may find from another cruise line, for a similar cruise, by as much as $500.
The line offers river and ocean cruises, but tends to specialize in unique and exotic river voyages, including newly opened Burma, as well as Europe, China and other regions.
Right now, Grand Circle Cruise Line is offering Free, Round-Trip Airfare from 22 U.S. cities, for seven specific 2013 departures of our 16-day "Romance of the Rhine & Mosel" river cruise this fall. Enjoy the changing colors of the Fall Foliage in beautiful Belgium, The Netherlands, Germany, France and Switzerland.
Savings on airfare can be as much as $2800 per couple as long as you reserve your trip by Monday, August 19. Call1-800-221-2610 and use code RF JH 101 when asked. The offer begins August 1 st.
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Explores five countries: Belgium, The Netherlands, Germany, France, and Switzerland
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Departure Dates: September 27; October 9, 11, 23 or 25; and November 6 or 8, 2013.
Free Round-trip Air from these 22 U.S. cities : New York, Newark, Baltimore, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Miami, Orlando, Washington, DC, Atlanta, Denver, Detroit, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, Phoenix, Portland (OR), San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle, and Tampa.
This offer begins Thursday, August 1 and continues through Monday, August 19, 2013. Please use code RF JH 101 when calling 1-800-221-2610.
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The free air fare from 22 U.S. cities includes airport transfers, government taxes, fees, and any airline fuel surcharges. On board accommodations include 14 nights aboard a private Grand Circle river ship in an outside cabin; all meals with complimentary wine at dinner; 12 exclusive tours are also included in the cities listed below:
Antwerp, Kinderdijk Windmills, Nijmegen, Bonn, Cochem & Reichsburg Castle, Bernkastel, Trier, Boppard, Speyer, Strasbourg, Baden-Baden, and Basel.
Examples of land-based experiences include:
- Exclusive Discovery Series events: (wine tasting)
- Home-hosted Kaffeeklatsch
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Also Included: Every guest gets the exclusive use of a personal headset on all included and optional tours on main trip. They will be guided by up to four Grand Circle Program Directors. There will be a Captain's Welcome and Farewell Reception and Dinners. Baggage handling for 1 piece of luggage per person, including tips; and 5% Frequent Traveler Credit toward one's next Grand Circle trip-an average of $295.
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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Open House at CN Transcona Shops
I was in the second group where CN mechanics Julien and Lars took us around the complex over the course of the next hour and a half.
Next, we toured the electrical shop.
On our way to the next building, Julien pointed out the devil that looks over them as they work.
Inside their break room, they had a display of artifacts comparable to what I've found at the Winnipeg Railway Museum in Union Station.
The highlight of the tour was seeing all the locomotives on display.
Everything was nicely set up for us to get a true "behind the scenes" look at what they do and all that goes into keeping their trains up and running. There was one locomotive that was open and we were allowed to climb up and go inside. To my surprise, the door was in front and the area in front that one might suspect holds the engine instead is a tiny storage compartment.
This is how they get underneath the engines:
On our way out, they showed us other areas of the shop, including the engine wash.
They lift the engine into this contraption, seal it up, and let it run for four hours.
I appreciated the extremely informative tour and I was very glad I made the effort to attend. I was also impressed by the enthusiasm and pride that the shop employees had in their work. It's not a job for everyone, but they obviously enjoy what they do and it showed.


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Aaron Hernandez's fiancée wouldn't be able to testify against him if the two of them marry before he goes to trial. But the sheriff who oversees the jail holding Hernandez doesn't want that to happen.
Bristol County Sheriff Thomas M. Hodgson told USA Today that he would try to prevent Hernandez and fiancée Shayanna Jenkins from marrying.
"I don't subscribe to that. I feel that those rights are things that you access on the outside, if you're a good citizen," he said. "We'll do everything we can to not have that happen."
At the moment, this is all speculative: We don't know if Jenkins still wants to marry Hernandez, we don't know if the state is planning to call her as a witness at his trial and we don't know if Hodgson could legally prevent a wedding in jail if Hernandez and Jenkins both want it.
But Jenkins could be an important witness, as she likely knows when Hernandez came home on the night Odin Lloyd died, how he was acting and whether he in fact destroyed their home security camera footage. Jenkins also could testify about what Hernandez's relationship with Lloyd was like, as Hernandez and Lloyd met because Lloyd was dating Jenkins's sister. If a wedding is part of a legal strategy to keep Jenkins from saying anything damaging on the stand, then the sheriff doesn't want the wedding in his jail.


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Please enjoy these recipes for totally cool and delicious DIY frozen treats. Yeee-haaaa!
PER SERVING (1/7th of recipe, 1 sandwich): 158 calories, 2g fat, 128mg sodium, 32g carbs, <0.5g fiber, 7g sugars, 2.5g protein -- PointsPlus® value 4*
These treats are packed with the flavors of your favorite movie-theater snacks, so you can enjoy said flavors without the high calorie count and kicks to the back of your seat. Lights, camera, SNACKTION!!!!
One 8-oz. container Cool Whip Free, thawed
3 pieces Twizzlers Strawberry Twists, finely chopped
1 tbsp. mini semi-sweet chocolate chips
1 tbsp. chopped peanuts
14 Quaker Buttered Popcorn Rice Cakes (1 package)
To make the filling, transfer Cool Whip to a medium-large bowl. Add chopped Twizzlers, chocolate chips, and chopped peanuts. Gently stir.
Set out 7 rice cakes, and evenly spoon filling over them, about a heaping 1/4 cup each.
Lightly place another rice cake over each filling-topped cake to form a sandwich, for a total of seven sandwiches.
Place in the freezer until filling is firm, at least 1 1/2 hours. (Use a few plates or a baking sheet, so the sandwiches are not stacked.) Eat up!
PER SERVING (1/2 of recipe, 1 sandwich): 128 calories, 1g fat, 105mg sodium, 24g carbs, 0.5g fiber, 16g sugars, 7g protein -- PointsPlus® value 3* Even if you're not a huge fan of key lime pie, you'll FLIP over these. SOOOO AMAZING!!!!!!! Ingredients: 1/2 cup fat-free plain Greek yogurt (like the kind by Fage or Chobani) 1 1/2 tbsp. granulated sugar 1 tbsp. lime juice (key lime, if available) 2 sheets (8 crackers) low-fat cinnamon graham crackers, broken into 4 squares Directions: To make the filling, combine yogurt, sugar, and lime juice in a bowl. Mix thoroughly. Cover and place in the freezer for 25 - 30 minutes, until it reaches a soft-serve-like consistency (very thick but soft enough to stir). Place two graham cracker squares on a plate with the cinnamon-covered sides down. Give filling a stir and evenly distribute between the two graham cracker squares, about 1/4 cup each. Gently place another graham cracker square over each filling-topped square, cinnamon-covered sides up. Place in the freezer until filling is firm, at least 1 hour. Enjoy! MAKES 2 SERVINGS
HG Tip: If you freeze your dessert sandwiches for many hours, let sit at room temperature for 5 minutes before eating!
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Today, August 11th, is National Raspberry Bombe Day. Check out these petite raspberry-topped treats that we think are the bombe... uh, bomb.
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GeriSmallGroups.com is a Christian counseling ministry in Fairfax, Virginia. Their Christian Counseling service is mobile, licensed, professional, and insured. The service is requested and provided for churches in the Northern Virginia area. The administrator will work with any Baptist church pastor in providing service on the church's site. Resources are from the Fresh Start Recovery Series of the American Association of Christian Counselors.
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With these rankings, GeriSmallGroups.com is getting hundreds of visitors each month which is helping the ministry to be able to serve the Lord in a greater capacity. Gearline Young, the website owner and primary counselor, has had several people contact her looking for individual counseling and she is excited about a new book she will be releasing this fall and her winter season starting in 2011.
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