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Thousands of fentanyl pills seized in I-5 traffic stop
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MEDFORD, Ore. (AP) — The Medford Police Department and the FBI are searching for a 2-year-old boy whose parents were involved in an apparent murder-suicide in Montana.
MEDFORD, Ore. (AP) — The FBI and police in Medford, Oregon are asking for the public's help to find the 2-year-old child of a couple found dead in an apparent murder-suicide in Montana.
Man bitten by rabid bat in southern Oregon home
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The Mail Tribune reports the unidentified man has...
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The Medford, Oregon-based company said it had profit of $2.63 per share....
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The Medford Police Department says three Oregon State Police...
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2 accused of theft from Mouseketeer found dead
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Ex-ICE agent gets 25 years for sex abuse
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MEDFORD, Ore. (AP) — Police have confirmed that a body found in April at an Oregon home is that of missing man Dennis Day, who was an original member of Disney's "The Mickey Mouse Club."
Man dies in fall from trail in southern Oregon
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MEFORD, Ore. (AP) — A Medford man arrested by Bend Police in 2016 for possessing large amounts of methamphetamine and heroin has been sentenced to just over 13 years in federal prison for having...
MEDFORD, Ore. (AP) — An autopsy shows that a California woman killed Friday in an Oregon motel room was stabbed to death.
The Jackson County Medical Examiner's Office says 23-year-old Sierra...
MEDFORD, Ore. (AP) — Authorities say the death of a California woman found in a southern Oregon motel room has been ruled a homicide, and a man has been arrested.
Police shoot cougar seen multiple times in urban Medford
MEDFORD, Ore. (AP) — Medford police shot and killed a cougar after he was spotted repeatedly in daylight hours in a developed area of the city.
Police seize 15k pot plants, weapons in southern Oregon
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Reintroduced California condors could reach Oregon
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Teen girl gets 25 years for role in father's slaying
MEDFORD, Ore. (AP) — A Medford teenager has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for her role in the 2017 killing of her father.
The Mail Tribune reports 17-year-old Ellen Friar was sentence...
MEDFORD, Ore. (AP) — An Oregon man has been sentenced to more than 16 years in prison for sexually assaulting a teen in 2004 and a woman in 2012.
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Ski patrol member who died on Mt. Ashland identified
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The Jackson County Sheriff's Office on Sunday identifies him at 23-year-old Johnathan Patrick Likeke Walker.
Lithia Motors: 4Q Earnings Snapshot
MEDFORD, Ore. (AP) _ Lithia Motors Inc. (LAD) on Wednesday reported fourth-quarter profit of $59.9 million.
On a per-share basis, the Medford, Oregon-based company said it had net income of $2.54. Earnings, adjusted for one-time gains and costs, were $2.57 per share.
The results topped Wall Street expectations. The average estimate of three analysts surveyed by Zacks Investment Research was for earnings of $2.42 per share.
The auto dealership chain posted revenue of $2.97 billion in the period.
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Oregon pot grower files $17M lawsuit against men in robbery
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The Mail Tribune reports James Bowman's lawsuit says he was severely injured by eight men wearing Ninja Turtles masks who stormed his home in December 2016.
Jackson County asks state to deny pipeline permit
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Jackson County rancher uses inflatable dancer to shoo wolves
MEDFORD, Ore. (AP) — A rancher in Jackson County who has had gray wolves eat his livestock is now using a lime-green inflatable dancing man to keep the predators at bay.
Ted Birdseye began using the contraption Saturday in his pasture after the pack killed another calf in the same field where the wolves have already eaten five calves and one guard dog, The Mail Tribune reported Tuesday.
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Oregon woman ordered held without bail in shooting death
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The Mail Tribune reports that Jackson County Circuit Judge Lisa Greif on Friday made the ruling during a hearing for 28-year-old Aisling "Tucker" Moore Reed.
Rogue Pack of wolves takes down eighth cow in Oregon
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What are the benefits of an ASHX handler file in asp.net?
What are the benefits of using an ashx, or handler? Also, do I need them if I use MVC (and why not)?
Does the framework matter (2.0+)?
Why would I want to use a handler? I was recently recommended to use one for retrieving an image but I don't know why.
Thank you for your time.
Edit - is a handler faster?
Just a few examples:
Dynamic image generation: You can write handlers that return data driven images by creating an ASHX handler that returns image data and then using that URL in your tags. e.g.
Returning REST-based XML or JSON data to AJAX code on the client.
- Custom HTML: Return totally custom HTML for a page when the ASP.NET Web Forms or MVC framework is too restrictive
I believe this has been available since 1.0
In MVC, you would move away from handlers and utilize the Controller to return whatever data you like. So, in the method like:
You RestfulContentController would have a method for Index(), that would NOT return a View(), but instead pure XML or JSON.
public class JSONContentController : Controller { public JsonResult Index(int ContentID) { // get Content() by ContentID // // return a JSON version return Content().SerializeToJSON(); } }
They're very useful if your working in an environment where you do not have access to IIS but want to change things like far-future expiry response headers to optimize caching for files like css, images, JavaScript
For images you can do stuff like on the fly optimization so you can request images like image.jpg.ashx?w=180&quality=70 and then use the handler to deliver the image based on the settings passed in the querystring
aspx inherits page which implements IRequireSessionState. So if you call it via Ajax then asp.net needs to lock the session before further processing.
For ashx file it is stateless. Unless you inherit it from IRequireSessionState to manage state.
Use ashx for all Ajax calls and use aspx for purely asp.net page.

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About Ståle Hansen
Some of Ståles Talk
How to administer Microsoft Teams like a boss
Join this session to take control of Microsoft Teams using PowerShell. Learn how to take controll of guest access and find activities
OneNote LifeHack: 5 steps for succeeding with personal productivity
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Everything you need to know about calling in Microsoft Teams
Learn how to design for cloud voice when Microsoft is switching from Skype for Business to Microsoft Teams as the primary client for meetings and conversations.
Earlier events where Ståle has been talking
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Estimated Monthly Payment2 will depend on vehicle make and model and will be determined upon actual vehicle inspection. All payments are estimates. Tax, title and any other fees are extra.
This is a Certified Chevrolet Malibu, which means it has been thoroughly inspected against a set of stringent standards. Only vehicles that pass this inspection can be sold as Certified. The Chevrolet Malibu LT is economically and environmentally smart. Chevrolet clearly delivers on its promise to provide a fuel-efficient vehicle that has the great qualities you need in a vehicle.
There are many vehicles on the market but if you are looking for a vehicle that will perform as good as it looks then this Chevrolet Malibu LT is the one!
More information about the 2016 Chevrolet Malibu:
The Chevrolet Malibu is a full-sized sedan that competes with both mid-sized cars such as the Toyota Camry, as well as several entry level luxury cars. The Malibu has always featured a comfortable interior with plenty of room for an American sized buying public and this year is no different. The Malibu's wheelbase has grown by nearly four inches in 2016, and it has simultaneously lost nearly 300 pounds, improving handling, fuel economy and acceleration in the process. Adding further value, is the fact that the Malibu's available with a hybrid drivetrain, pushing mileage well into the 40 mpg range. Prices start at around $22,500.
Strengths of this model include Comfortable, spacious interior, available hybrid drivetrain, improved fuel economy, and competitive pricing
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A document that's held dear by most Americans is the Declaration of Independence. It states, in clear and certain terms, an intent to separate from Great Britain, and as importantly, to list the many reasons leading to that decision.
Over the years on July 4, the newspaper has seen fit to print the document on its Opinion page for all to read. I missed having that opportunity this year.
With all that's taking place in these United States and the world, we need more than ever to be reminded of the work in which those patriots were involved and their dedication to seek redress from the wrongs of a king and Parliament.
That document gave many comfort and encouraged the creation of this great country.
Once a year we should celebrate by reading that, "… all men are created equal and that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness."
F. Gerard Nault
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- A new ruling determines employers in New Zealand can send payment to their workers in digital currency.
- The publication stressed the fact the crypto is not a legal tender.
A newly published guideline by the tax authority in New Zealand has given a legal go-ahead for workers to receive salaries in cryptocurrency. The ruling is expected to take effect on September 1. The information regarding the ruling was released on August 7 by the Inland Revenue Department. In this ruling employers can send payment to their workers in digital currency.
However, certain conditions have been attached to the ruling. For instance, the payment in digital currency must be tax compliant. In that, it must respect normal salary conditions like being a fixed amount. This rules out payments from shares and other equities.
In addition to salary, payments to periodic services, other benefits and commissions will also be allowed in crypto. The publication stressed the fact the crypto is not a legal tender.
"In the current environment where crypto-assets are not readily accepted as payments for goods and services, the Commissioner's view is that crypto-assets that cannot be converted directly into fiat currency on an exchange are not sufficiently "money-like" to be considered salary or wages."
Moreover, the cryptocurrencies that are allowed to be used as payment for salaries must function as currencies.
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The Afghan government is uncomfortable with the entire process. Its representatives haven't participated in any of the recent talks between Western governments and the Taliban. Many Afghans fear the West is simply looking for an excuse to bail out of the Afghan conflict by reaching some kind of face-saving deal with the Taliban that would delay a Taliban victory for a decent interval until the foreign forces had departed. Powerless to prevent a separate peace or other kind of sell out, Karzai could only offer a bitter endorsement of the Taliban-U.S. talks in Qatar as helping to "eliminate the foreigner's excuses for and actions to continue war and bloodshed in Afghanistan."
Another procedural problem is how to include the international parties in any talks. One reason for Karzai's concern is that the Taliban want to negotiate directly with the United States and other foreign governments rather than the Afghan government. This procedure would enhance the authority of the Taliban while degrading that of Karzai's government.
In addition, the role of Pakistan needs to be clarified. The Pakistani government can veto any settlement through the leverage it influences over the Afghan Taliban, who use Pakistani territory as their main base of operations. In the past, the Pakistani authorities have arrested Afghan Taliban members who seemed inclined to negotiate with the Kabul government independently rather than through Pakistani-approved channels. Pakistan's decision to boycott the December 2011 Bonn conference in retaliation for the NATO air strike on its soldiers on November 26 undermined the meeting.Enjoying this article? Click here to subscribe for full access. Just $5 a month.
Still, even if the Afghan Taliban were to break with Islamabad, the Pakistani authorities could still employ the more radical Haqqani network, which has a major presence in eastern Afghanistan and northwestern Pakistan and enjoys the patronage of key figures within Pakistan's national security establishment. Indeed, Haqqani operatives have been responsible for some of the most violent incidents in Afghanistan, including a direct attack on the U.S. Embassy in Kabul.
The substantive impediments to any peace agreement are perhaps greater. The key parties each made an important but conditional concession to get the talks started. The United States accepted that the talks could begin before the Taliban committed to break with al-Qaeda, renounce violence, and consent to Afghanistan's existing post-Taliban constitution. Meanwhile, the Taliban set aside its previous demand that formal peace negotiations couldn't begin until all the foreign military forces fighting on behalf of the Karzai government leave Afghanistan. But both parties still insist that any peace settlement must end with these provisions being included in its terms.
The Afghan government and its foreign backers now demand that the Taliban issue a public renunciation of international terrorism, a statement expressing support for Afghanistan's constitutional democracy, and agree to commence formal peace talks with the Afghan government. But it's uncertain whether a Taliban government would or could prevent al-Qaeda from reestablishing bases in any region of Afghanistan under its control, exercising more restraint than before 9/11, or whether it would allow al-Qaeda to again transform Afghanistan into a haven for global terrorist operations.
Some argue that the Taliban, eager to return to power, would want to reconcile with the international community, or at least prevent the further Western military strikes that would ensue should al-Qaeda again use Afghan territory as a base for external operations. The Taliban's leadership has released statements saying that its political objectives were confined only to Afghanistan, and that it didn't intend to harm any other countries.
Yet, it's hard to imagine the Taliban actually using force to prevent their al-Qaeda allies from reestablishing a military presence in Afghanistan and employing these new base camps to organize additional terrorist attacks in other countries. U.S. plans to retain one or more bases in Afghanistan would also offer the Taliban an irresistible and nearby target for their assaults.
It's also unclear whether the Taliban would genuinely accept Afghanistan's current constitution, which was adopted after the Taliban lost power. It includes a number of liberal democratic principles that many Taliban consider objectionable if not blasphemous. The Taliban leadership has moderated its formal position on some issues, and instructed its field commanders to do likewise in a recent field manual, but such policies seem like tactical maneuvers to reduce Afghan resistance to their return to power.
Meeting the Taliban demand for the release of some of their former leaders now detained at the U.S. military facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, will prove difficult. The figures under discussion possibly include former Taliban Interior Minister Mullah Khair Khowa, former Taliban governors Noorullah Noori and Khairullah Khairkhwa, former Deputy Defense Minister Mohammed Fazl, former army commander Mullah Fazl Akhund, former senior intelligence official Abdul Haq Wasiq, and Taliban leader Mohammed Nabi.


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