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I am writing a node.js app in coffee-script using the express framework. After exploring a couple of options I finally decided to use mocha and zombie.js. However, I am having a hard testing the UI. For example, to implement a successful user authentication I do the following: see the code pasted here my_gist
What I really wanted to do is the following:
- call
get '/sessions/new', which will call the SessionsController and display the authentication form
- then I'll call the
browser.visitmethod, enter the values for the fields and submit the form, which will generate a post method
if the username and password are correct, I'll expect the SessionsController to react accordingly and redirect to the right page. Unfortunately, whenever I run the tests it complains about
require("coffee-script") require('./tfs.coffee')
Even when I try to extract any information from the browser after the visit method, I just get undefined values. Apparently none of my assertions is being tested. It just passes the test. Is there anything I am doing wrong? Has anyone testing coffee-script written app in express using Zombie.js faced that problem? what could be the fix?


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Handbook on the Historical Books: Joshua, Judges, Ruth, Samuel, Kings, Chronicles, Ezra-Nehemiah, Esther
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To do so, Hamilton carefully examines content, structure, and theology using rhetorical criticism, inductive Bible study techniques, published scholarship, archaeological data, word studies, and text-critical evidence. Hamilton details the events and implications of each book chapter by chapter, providing useful commentary on overarching themes and the connections and parallels between Old Testament texts. Using theological and literary analysis, this comprehensive introduction examines historical issues, attempting to uncover and discover their thrust and theological messages. For those who wish to do additional research, each chapter is appended with a bibliography.
Victor Hamilton (Ph.D., Brandeis University) is professor of Bible and theology at Asbury College, where he has taught for thirty years. His works include Genesis, 2 volumes, NICOT and Handbook on the Pentateuch.
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Issues of history swirl notoriously around Old Testament studies, highly subjective judgments made in the sober name of critical objectivity. In the midst of the acrimonious swirl, Hamilton cautiously, carefully, and judiciously works his way through the so-called history books of the Old Testament. Hamilton knows all about current scholarly issues but is more interested in the text itself, the way it works, and the way the past is rendered imaginatively. As a consequence, students will find here a clear guide in considering the detail and claim of the text itself, at least for now not needing to engage the scholarly debates that focus outside the text and outside its claims. Walter Brueggemann, Columbia Theological Seminary
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Late yesterday afternoon, ACLJ filed a lawsuit on behalf of Brandon Jenkins against officials of The Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC) in Maryland for denying Brandon admission to its Radiation Therapy Program in part due to his expression of religious beliefs. As one faculty member explained to Brandon, on behalf of CCBC, the "field [of radiation therapy] is not the place for religion."
Brandon first applied for admission to the Radiation Therapy Program in April 2013. He met the standards of a competitive candidate and scored the maximum points allowed during his observation. During the interview process, college officials asked Brandon, "What is the most important thing to you." Brandon answered simply, "My God."
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I understand that religion is a major part of your life and that was evident in your recommendation letters, however, this field is not the place for religion. We have many patients who come to us for treatment from many different religions and some who believe in nothing at all. If you interview in the future, you may want to leave your thoughts and beliefs out of the interview process.
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The lawsuit, filed in federal court in the district of Maryland in Baltimore, names a number of school officials as defendants. The complaint requests the court to declare that the actions taken by CCBC officials violated Brandon's First Amendment rights and that defendants be prohibited from further retaliating and/or discriminating against Brandon based on his religious views and/or his expressions thereof. Further, the suit requests an injunction requiring CCBC to admit Brandon to the Radiation Therapy Program.
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This article was written by ACLJ Attorney Abby Southerland.
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1957 in Israel
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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|Other events of 1957
List of years in Israel
Timeline of the region of Palestine
Timeline of Israeli history
Events in the year 1957 in Israel.
- Prime Minister of Israel – David Ben-Gurion (Mapai)
- President of Israel – Yitzhak Ben-Zvi
- Chief of General Staff - Moshe Dayan
- Government of Israel - 7th Government of Israel
|This section requires expansion. (August 2010)
- 22 January – Israel withdraws from the Sinai Peninsula (captured from Egypt on 29 October 1956).
- 4 March – Israel Kastner is killed outside his house by Ze'ev Eckstein (who pulled the trigger), Dan Shemer and Yosef Menkes. All three were former members of the pre-state right-wing underground Jewish militant group Lehi. Kastner dies of his injuries twelve days later.
- July – The 1957 Maccabiah Games are held.
- 28 October – In the 1957 Israeli presidential election, the Knesset re-elects Yitzhak Ben-Zvi as President of Israel with 76 votes. There is no other candidate.
- 29 October – Moshe Dwek, a 26-year-old Yemenite-Israeli mental patient throws a hand grenade in the Knesset. The grenade blast causes severe injuries to the Minister of Religious Affairs Haim-Moshe Shapira, and lightly wounds the prime minister David Ben-Gurion, Foreign Minister Golda Meir and the Minister of Transport Moshe Carmel.
Israeli–Palestinian conflict[edit]
The most prominent events related to the Israeli–Palestinian conflict which occurred during 1957 include:
- 7 March - Israeli army withdraws from the Gaza Strip.[1][2][3]
Notable Palestinian militant operations against Israeli targets
|This section requires expansion. (August 2010)
Main articles: Palestinian political violence § Partition of Palestine to establishment of PLO (1947–1964) and List of attacks against Israeli civilians before 1967
The most prominent Palestinian fedayeen terror attacks committed against Israelis during 1957 include:
- 18 February – Two Israeli civilians are killed in the kibbutz Nir Yitzhak by landmines set by Palestinian Arab militants who infiltrated into Israel from the Gaza Strip.
- 8 March - Armed Palestinian Arab militants, who infiltrated into Israel, kill a shepherd from kibbutz Beit Guvrin in a field near the kibbutz.
- 16 April - Armed Palestinian Arab militants, who infiltrated into Israel, killed two guards at Kibbutz Mesilot.
- 20 May - Armed Palestinian Arab militant opened fire on a truck in the Arava region, killing a worker.
- 29 May - A tractor driver was killed and two others wounded, when the vehicle struck a landmine, next to kibbutz Kissufim.
- 23 June - Israelis were wounded by landmines, close to the Gaza Strip.
- 23 August - Two guards of the Israeli Mekorot water company were killed near Kibbutz Beit Govrin.
- 21 December - A member of kibbutz Gadot was killed in the Kibbutz fields.
Notable Israeli military operations against Palestinian militancy targets
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The most prominent Israeli military counter-terrorism operations (military campaigns and military operations) carried out against Palestinian militants during 1957 include:
Unknown dates[edit]
Notable births[edit]
- 20 January – Moshe Kaplinsky, former Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the Israel Defense Forces
- 26 February – Tzachi Hanegbi, Israeli politician.
- 24 April – Uri Malmilian, Israeli football player and manager.
- 19 November – Ofra Haza, Israeli singer, actress and international recording artist (died 2000).
- 24 December – Danny Robas, Israeli singer.
Notable deaths[edit]
- 15 March – Israel Kastner (born 1906), Hungarian-born Israeli journalist and lawyer who became known for helping Jews escape Nazi-occupied Hungary during the Holocaust.
- 13 May – Michael Fekete (born 1886), Austro-Hungarian (Vojvodina)-born Israeli mathematician.
- 16 June – Haim Ariav (born 1895), Russian-born Israeli politician.
- 28 July – Isaac Heinemann (born 1876), German-born Israeli scholar and professor of classical literature
Major public holidays[edit]
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While ballet-themed, performing arts-centric ABC Family series Bunheads starring Broadway headliner Sutton Foster unfortunately has been cancelled by the cable network, creator Amy Sherman-Palladino has created a special send-off video salute spotlighting the dances, dancers and dancing that made the cult series so memorable as a gift to the fans.
Showcasing series stars and real-life ballerinas Bailey Buntain, Julia Goldani Telles, Kaitlyn Jenkins and Jeanine Mason, the spirited sequence is comprised of many Marguerite Derricks-choreographed moments from the many musical numbers performed throughout the series, all set to the moody and melancholy Elton John rocker "Blues For Baby And Me". It was recorded on August 17. Unfortunately, neither Sutton Foster nor Kelly Bishop is involved, alas.
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By Fabio Geda; Howard Curtis (Translator)
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When ten-year-old Enaiatollah Akbari's small village in Afghanistan falls prey to Taliban rule in early 2000, his mother shepherds the boy across the border into Pakistan but has to leave him there all alone to fend for himself. Thus begins Enaiat's remarkable and often punishing five-year ordeal, which takes him through Iran, Turkey, and Greece before he seeks political asylum in Italy at the age of fifteen.
Along the way, Enaiat endures the crippling physical and emotional agony of dangerous border crossings, trekking across bitterly cold mountain pathways for days on end or being stuffed into the false bottom of a truck. But not everyone is as resourceful, resilient, or lucky as Enaiat, and there are many heart-wrenching casualties along the way.
Based on Enaiat's close collaboration with Italian novelist Fabio Geda and expertly rendered in English by an award- winning translator, this novel reconstructs the young boy's memories, perfectly preserving the childlike perspective and rhythms of an intimate oral history.
Told with humor and humanity, In the Sea There Are Crocodiles brilliantly captures Enaiat's moving and engaging voice and lends urgency to an epic story of hope and survival.
Jose Carlos Llop is the author of the novels La camara de ambar(Muchnick, 1996;finalist Prix Jean Monnet de Litteratures Europeennes 2011), El informe Stein(Muchnik, 1995 / RBA, 2008;Prix Ecureuil de litterature etrangere 2008), Hablame del tercer hombre(Muchnik, 2001 / RBA, 2011), El mensajero de Argel(Destino, 2005) andParis: suite 1940(RBA, 2007). He has also written the two books of short storiesPasaporte diplomatico(El Aleph, 1991) andLa novela del siglo(NH Award for the Best Book of Short Stories 1999, El Aleph, 1999). He has publishednine books of poetry and is the author of five volumes of diaries. His latest works areEn la ciudad sumergida(RBA, 2010), an essay on Mallorca that gotthe Special Mention by the Jury of the 2013 Prix Mediterranee Etranger, andSolsticio(RBA, 2013).


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Serger Help BL3-407
So I have this serger that someone gave to me but it doesn't have a manual. It is a Juki Baby Lock (BL3-407) and I have been having one heck of a time trying to find help for it (going on month 4 now.)
I've never used a serger before and I figured that this would be the best way to learn before making the financial investment.
Anyway, I sat down with an experienced friend of mine and together we managed to figure out everything we could about my machine (how to thread it, how to adjust the stitch length, tension…) but for the life of us we could not seem to figure out the stitch width adjustment. It's currently set to the thinnest width and there are some heavy-duty knits that I was hoping to use.
Now, since I have been looking for the past 4 months, yes, I have tried searching for manuals and every site that I came across that boasted having .pdf versions of the manuals DID NOT actually have them (although I did transmit payment to one and have yet to hear back.) I also tried contacting people in forums (on here and other ones) who have posted about this same machine but have not gotten a reply. So now I am posting here in the hopes that someone will read this and know this machine and take pity on me and explain HOW TO ADJUST THE STITCH WIDTH so that I can finally use my machine in full force!
Thank you in advance!!
This is what my machine looks like (found from google images)
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Apr 11, 2012, 07.45 AMby katexxxxxx
The machine is either Juki or baby lock: the two are separate companies. As it has baby lock on the front, you can ignore any manuals that say they are for Juki machines. It's an older machine: no-one is making three-thread machines any more.
On threading: thread the LOWER looper first, then the upper, and lastly the needle.
To adjust the stitch width, you need to adjust the CUTTING width. Open the front cover and look for a knob to turn that moves the lower cutting blade. In order to allow it to move, you may well need to turn the upper blade out of the way as that has a very strong spring on it. If you don't find the knob below the blade mechanism inside the front cover, take a look on the left hand side of the machine. It may be under a hinged cover that also allows access for cleaning.
Be aware that the maximum stitch width on these older three thread machines is often 4-5mm rather than the 7mm+ you get on modern machines.
Another thing to check is that you have the correct stitch plate fitted. These machines usually need a different stitch plate for standard stitching and rolled hems. If you have a stitch plate fitted with a needle over which the stitches are formed (it'll be under the presser foot, pointing backwards), then that is the rolled hem plate and you will need to swap it out for the stitch plate with a flat 'finger' pointing back, which is the standard seam sewing stitch plate…
Jan 8, 2014, 10.03 AMby lindamarie805
I have the same machine and it says JUKI Co. Ltd. on the back.
May 11, 2014, 10.41 PMby Psychic-Medium Tao
Can I post a pic of the page from the manual? It will show you exactly how to do it?
May 12, 2014, 12.43 PMby Deanna31
Hi, My overlocker makes a smaller stitch when I have the needle positioned in the right hole and a wider stitch when I unscrew it and put it into the left hole. Not sure if yours is the same
May 15, 2014, 09.04 AMby meblelazienkowe
I have the same machine :)
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IT WAS a most uplifting occasion when the Bishop of Kingston, the Rt RevRichard Cheetham, suffragan in Southwark diocese, blessed thnewly shingled spire, new windows, and refurbished stonework of the tower aChrist Church, Colliers Wood.
The Priest-in-Charge, the Revd Sylvia Roberts, said they wanted to d"something dramatic" to mark the end of the renovation that had been plannefor so long; so they hired a cherry-picker crane to take the Bishop closer tthe objects of his blessing. First, he rose with Sylvia Mills, the pastoraauxiliary in the parish who had been the primary fund-raiser, and the Bishoblessed, in the name of God the Father, the new cedar shingles that wergleaming golden in the sun.
An outburst of bell-ringing followed while Mrs Roberts took her place witthe Bishop. They rose again to bless the new windows in the name of God thSon; and then more bell-ringing until the Bishop went up the third timeaccompanied by the curate, the Revd Mary Hancock, to splash holy water on thnew stonework in the name of the Holy Spirit.
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