 We are vastly more multicultural than outsiders realize. According to data from Alberta Health given to me via the Primary Care Network, over 20% of the population here are “new Canadians” (having moved to Canada in the past 5 years). People from all over the world move here, and guess what they do? They make friendships, fall in love, start families, buy homes, and make a life. And many of us get along quite well! In our city, an Evangelical Christian church worked together with the Catholic Church and the local Mosque to buy land together so they could each expand to better serve their parishioners. What? Multiple faiths working in peace together to grow a community? Yes, in Fort McMurray.
We have a community where people make a good living, come from all over the world, from over 160 different cultures, who get along, support each other, create families, and build a community in harmony. Why does the left hate Fort McMurray? I think it is because we did it ourselves WITHOUT the Government “helping”. 
Terry. I was expressing an opinion. I am not defending anything. Why do you have this fixation on “Win or Lose”? When you left the site some time ago, you made comments to the effect (generalized) “You win, Goodbye” Why do you feel this is a contest? I have always viewed these formats as a way to say my piece, present information if I have it, and so forth. I think (again, my opinion) your obsession with Win or Lose is unhealthy.
Rick, I think a more defensible stance for you might be to argue, as Token Conservative did: “So what? Yes, Ezra’s a propagandist, and what’s wrong with political and industry sponsorship?” Try that: it has the advantage of being plausible.
“Are Ezra’s anti-NDP political rallies are being sponsored by oil companies or political parties?” Terry. If I recall correctly, some time ago when I believe you had already huffed off this site in a snit, there was a crowd funding effort going on at TheRebel to establish an Alberta office. This must have been successful to be witnessing the events we are seeing now, and to which you seem so opposed to.
Good grief. With all due respect, if you think there’s anything resembling “discussion” happening here, you’re desperately in need of a little more intellectual stimulation that you’ve been getting.
Let me acknowledge the obvious. There are happy people in Fort Mac. Nice people too. And people who run restaurants tend to be nice people, who like development that brings business to their community. That’s great. Nice people are nice. I like Nice People. No discussion there. I totally admit that Ezra has established that.
Now. Let me challenge you to look just a teensy bit beyond that revelation. Are Ezra’s anti-NDP political rallies are being sponsored by oil companies or political parties?
Sorry to break this to you, Terry, but there ARE ACTUAL HAPPY people out there…..this was an example of one hard-working lady who said some positive things about her new community…..and the audacity of Ezra to report it.

And… discussion thread safely derailed by Terry once again. Success and happiness story of an individual in Ft. Mac forgotten, only questions about the reporter/reporting agency remain. Well done agent Rudden, time to find some other thread to derail.
No, Jason, I’m not bashing journalists: I’m bashing Ezra for pretending to be a journalist, as opposed to a lobbyist.New here and I am glad to share car information with you!
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package com.zero.oauth.core.utils;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertFalse;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;

import java.io.InputStream;

import org.junit.Test;

import com.zero.oauth.core.TestBase;

public class StringsTest extends TestBase {

    @Test
    public void test_Blank() {
        assertTrue(Strings.isBlank(""));
        assertTrue(Strings.isBlank(null));
        assertTrue(Strings.isBlank(" "));
        assertTrue(Strings.isBlank("    "));
        assertFalse(Strings.isBlank("a"));
    }

    @Test
    public void test_NotBlank() {
        assertTrue(Strings.isNotBlank("a"));
        assertTrue(Strings.isNotBlank(" a"));
        assertTrue(Strings.isNotBlank("a "));
        assertTrue(Strings.isNotBlank(" a "));
        assertFalse(Strings.isNotBlank(" "));
    }

    @Test(expected = IllegalArgumentException.class)
    public void test_RequireNotBlank_shouldFailed() {
        Strings.requireNotBlank("");
    }

    @Test(expected = IllegalArgumentException.class)
    public void test_RequireNotBlankWithMessage() {
        try {
            Strings.requireNotBlank("", "Cannot blank");
        } catch (IllegalArgumentException ex) {
            assertEquals("Cannot blank", ex.getMessage());
            throw ex;
        }
    }

    @Test
    public void test_RequireNotBlank_shouldSuccess() {
        assertEquals("abc", Strings.requireNotBlank(" abc "));
    }

    @Test(expected = IllegalArgumentException.class)
    public void test_OptimizeNoSpace_BlankValue() {
        Strings.optimizeNoSpace("");
    }

    @Test
    public void test_OptimizeNoSpace_Trim_Success() {
        assertEquals("abc", Strings.optimizeNoSpace(" abc "));
    }

    @Test
    public void test_OptimizeNoSpace_Inside_Success() {
        assertEquals("abc", Strings.optimizeNoSpace(" a b c "));
    }

    @Test
    public void test_MinLength_Success() {
        assertEquals("abc