replace("chef_surprise", "chef_surprize")
                   .replace("scape_home", "homescape")
                   .replace("scape_ground", "ground_scape")
                   .replace("h.a.m._and_seek", "ham_and_seek")
                   .replace("h.a.m._attack", "ham_attack")
                   .replace("the_quizmaster", "the_quiz_master")
                   .replace("spirits_of_the_elid", "spirits_of_elid")
                   .replace("eagles_peak", "eagle_peak")
                   .replace("autumn_in_bridgelum", "eagle_peak")
                   .replace("wolf_mountain", "wild_isle")
                   .replace("the_maze", "melzars_maze")
                   .replace("etceteria", "etcetera")
                //987=darkmeyer
                val idx = enumMap.values.indexOf(nme)
                if (idx == -1) {
                    println("No match for $nme")
                }
                val index = if (idx == -1) -1 else enumMap.keys.toList()[idx]
                val areas = mutableListOf<Map<String, Any>>()
                for (m in map) {
                    val coords = m.filter { it.first == "" }
                    if (coords.isEmpty()) {
                        missing.add(name)
                    } else {
                        val plane = m.firstOrNull { it.first == "plane" }?.second?.toInt()?: 0
                        areas.add(mapOf(
                            "x" to "[ ${coords.map { it.second.split(",")[0].toInt() }.joinToString(", ")} ]",
                            "y" to "[ ${coords.map { it.second.split(",")[1].toInt() }.joinToString(", ")} ]",
                            "plane" to plane
                        ))
                    }
                }
                if (areas.isNotEmpty()) {
                    output[toIdentifier(name)] = mapOf(
                        "index" to index,
//                        "name" to name,
                        "areas" to areas
                    )
                }
            }
        }

        println("Missing:")
        for (miss in missing) {
            println(miss)
        }
//        System.exit(0)

        val regex = "\\[([0-9]+),([0-9]+)]".toRegex()
        // Dump for missing map pages
        val temp = File("${System.getProperty("user.home")}\\Downloads\\Old+School+RuneScape+Wiki-20210428004138.xml")
        Wiki.load(temp.path).pages.forEach { page ->
            val text = page.revision.text
            if (text.contains("music track map", true)) {
                val template = Infobox.getFirstList(page, listOf("music track map"))?.toMap()?: throw IllegalArgumentException("Uh oh")
                val coords = template[""] as? String?: return@forEach
                val coordinates = mutableListOf<Tile>()
                for (coord in regex.findAll(coords)) {
                    val x = coord.groupValues[1].toInt()
                    val y = coord.groupValues[2].toInt()
                    coordinates.add(Tile(x, y))
                }
                val name = page.title.removePrefix("Map:")
                val index = enum.getKey(name)
                output[toIdentifier(name)] = mapOf(
                    "index" to index,
//                    "name" to name,
                    "areas" to listOf(
                        mapOf(
                            "x" to "[ ${coordinates.map { it.x }.joinToString(", ")} ]",
                            "y" to "[ ${coordinates.map { it.y }.joinToString(", ")} ]",
                            "plane" to coordinates.first().plane
                        )
                    )
                )
            }
        }

        mapper.writeValue(file, output.toList().sortedBy { (it.second as Map<String, Any>)["index"] as Int }.toMap())
    }

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Personally I'm using AquaMail with Office 365, and it works great. It can sync contacts and calendar data to the system, so you use whatever apps you like. It's also very customizable.Loveland Trust Commission recommends addressing…
Group expresses support for city manager’s office in process
Members of the Loveland Ad Hoc Community Trust Commission voted Monday night to voice their support for the city to address the community perspective portion of the Jensen Hughes report and place its faith and support behind the city manager’s office.
The group spent roughly half of the two-hour-long meeting discussing what its recommendation can be for the city as the Loveland Police Department continues to work through the recommendations made by Jensen Hughes report — the report gave the LPD a list of possible improvements that could be made within the department following an investigation launched after the release of information on the 2020 arrest of Karen Garner.
While they discussed particular work group discussions that different members had sat in on, including discussions on the Police Citizens Advisory Board, and considered motion ideas, the board eventually landed on a motion to support the community perspectives section of the report, saying that is a portion they felt had not yet been properly addressed.
According to the Jensen Hughes report, community perspectives on the Loveland Police Department were split into two camps — those who described officers as professional, respectful, friendly and responsive, and others with concern revolving around communication and transparency, community engagement, enforcement and policing philosophy, accountability and oversight, and more.
Following around 40 minutes of discussion on working groups and what was being done, City Manager Steve Adams pointed out that the process of addressing what was recommended in the Jensen Hughes report was in its very early stages and that an implementation plan will be shared with the board once it is ready.
“We have to be thorough and we have to be complete in what we do and address the concerns that have been in here,” he said.
Board Chair Jordan Pryor expressed frustration following this, saying that he feels as though after long discussions by the Trust Commission they are told their recommendation or idea is already being worked on.
“There is always something that is going on and we don’t know about (it) and we are told about it after we do all this stuff,” he said. He later added that after the feeling of running in circles in the group and “wasting time,” that he feels like “I did more for the city before we got here.”
“We sit here and we hear over and over this is being worked on, that’s being worked on,” said commissioner Gary Dreith. “I feel even though it has been worked on we need to make our recommendation to let people know we are serious about these recommendations.”
Adams said that he did not want to make it seem as though they were wasting time but that he was listening to their thoughts as what can or should be done and collecting feedback for the process.
He added that his office is working on an implementation plan based on recommendations and that there is a lot that goes into it, including and beyond the community perspectives section of the report.
“I didn’t want you to walk away and think we don’t have our stuff together,” he said. “I think we are working on this in a very deliberate process.”
By the end of the night, the board passed a motion for the Trust Commission to recommend the community perspective portion of the Jensen Hughes report be addressed during this process and gave their support to the city manager’s office in the process.
Before diving into the discussion on the Jensen Hughes report, the board members also discussed the Let’s Talk Loveland website as well as a survey they are planning on publishing to discuss other trust issues from the community.
While the board approved the survey with some minor wording changes, they also scheduled a special meeting May 23 to discuss specifics on how long the survey will be up as well as how it will reach people.The content of the e-mail is displayed in the language of the user. The translations can be overwritten per client model with the translations in the SF.
Within the application, standard information is displayed to the user about which model is connected and on which server. This happens, for example, on the log-in page and on the start tab of the ribbon.Bracebridge, Ontario Provincial Offences Court
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The main POA court for Bracebridge (and POA office for the Muskoka region) is located at 70 Pine St. The court is located on the northwest end