</div>
                <div class="form-group">
                  <label for="inputPassword3" class="col-sm-2 control-label">Title </label>

                  <div class="col-sm-10">
                    <input type="title" name="alamat" class="form-control" id="inputPassword3">
                  </div>
                </div>
                <div class="form-group">
                  <label for="inputPassword3" class="col-sm-2 control-label">Photo </label>

                  <div class="col-sm-10">
                    <input type="file" name="foto" class="form-control" id="inputPassword3" >
                  </div>
                </div>
              <div class="box-footer">
                <a href="<?php echo base_url();?>admin/kategori/kategori" class="btn btn-danger btn-sm">Batal</a> &nbsp;&nbsp;
                <button type="submit" class="btn btn-info btn-sm">Tambah</button>
              </div>
              <!-- /.box-footer -->
          
        </form>
  </div>
</div><filename>astro_cloud_tests/fits/index/test_aws.py
import json
import pytest

from astro_cloud_tests.pytest_utils import fits_files

def test__load_headers__aws__request_payer(fits_files):
    from astro_cloud.fits.datatypes import PaymentSolution
    from astro_cloud.fits.index.aws import load_headers

    fits_headers = load_headers(fits_files['tess-s0022'].url, PaymentSolution.AWSRequestPayer)
    for header_idx, local_header in enumerate(fits_files['tess-s0022'].fits):
        for key, value in local_header.items():
            assert value == fits_headers[header_idx].fits[key]

If you or a loved one suffered from silicosis and have a history of occupational silica dust exposure you may be entitled to damages. Our attorneys provide free no-obligation silicosis lawsuit case review. We do not charge attorney fees unless you receive compensation and you are under no obligation after your initial consultation.
Silicosis is an irreversible and fatal pulmonary disease that effects thousands of workers throughout the United States each year. Silica dust deaths are recorded as roughly 300 per year in this country, but pulmonologists suggest the disease is wildly underdiagnosed. Symptoms of silicosis may develop weeks, months or years following exposure to airborne silica particles. Early symptoms include shortness of breath, fatigue, cough, and cyanosis, or bluish skin. Silicosis is an insidious and progressive lung disease which worsens over time, leading to respiratory distress, respiratory failure, and death in its advanced stages. Once a worker has inhaled an unsafe amount of silica dust, there is no way to reverse the damage to the lungs. Persons with lung disease caused by silica inhalation are at risk for developing other health problems including fungal and bacterial infections as well as lung cancer.
Many different federal and non-governmental organizations have warned against the dangers of silica dust inhalation, including the Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA), the Mine Safety & Health Administration (MSHA), the National Institute for Occupational Safety & Health (NIOSH), and the American Lung Association. Silicosis is a serious health threat to workers worldwide, and has been addressed by the World Health Organization’s (WHO) Office of Occupational Health, among other major international groups.
The dangers of silica dust have been public knowledge in the United States for nearly a century and with proper safety equipment, the condition is completely preventable. Yet many companies do not adequately protect their workers against the dangers of silica dust. Silica-related deaths are most common among miners, sandblasters, and other industrial workers who handle materials such as sand, rock, mineral, and clay. Workers who have developed lung disease, lung cancer, or tuberculosis (TB) may have legal grounds to file a silicosis lawsuit against their employer. This website serves as a comprehensive resource on silicosis lawsuits, providing information about silicosis attorney services and answering common questions about silicosis lawsuit time limits and eligibility.
If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with lung disease and have a history of exposure to silica dust, silicosis lawyers believe you may have grounds to file a silicosis lawsuit for damages, harm, or loss suffered as a result of the disease. It is the responsibility of employers to ensure their workers have access to adequate safety equipment in order to prevent dangerous silica dust exposure. Companies that fail to protect their employees from silica dust exposure must be held accountable in order to prevent future deaths. The Silicosis Lawsuit Center provides information to workers and their families on lung disease, lung cancer and tuberculosis, including information on national silicosis warnings for workers, how to choose a silicosis lawyer for lung disease, lung cancer or tuberculosis lawsuits, and how to take the first steps to file a silicosis lawsuit.
Workers who are exposed to respirable silica dust are at risk for developing silicosis, a progressive and incurable pulmonary disease that can result in death. Crystalline silica particles that reach the lungs stimulate inflammation and the growth of fibrous nodules, leading to respiratory distress and respiratory failure. This page outlines the pathophysiology of the condition and contains information from silicosis attorneys about the dangers of silicosis lung disease as well as related conditions including lung cancer and TB.
The Silicosis Worker's Comp page provides information about the threshold for dangerous silica exposure to workers. One of the most common substances on earth, silica is found in rocks, minerals, sand, clay, and many industrial products. Workers who cut, grind, mine, blast, or otherwise disturb these materials must utilize approved safety equipment to protect silica dust inhalation. Silicosis is a known health threat throughout the world and is entirely preventable, yet thousands of individuals each year still develop the condition from unsafe silica dust exposure. This page contains information about silicosis worker's comp lawsuits, as well as information from silicosis lawyers about the materials and industries that lead to the majority of silica-related deaths.
The Silicosis Lawsuit page provides information to persons who are considering a silicosis lawsuit. If you or a family member developed lung disease and have a history of silica dust exposure on the job, you may have legal grounds to file a silicosis lawsuit for lung disease, lung cancer, or TB. The threat of silica dust exposure has been known in the United States for nearly a century, and the first silicosis lawsuits were filed in the United States in the 1930s. Yet workers today in the thousands still are subject to dangerous levels of silica dust exposure and new silicosis lawsuits are filed each year. If you believe your lung disease, lung cancer or TB may have developed as a result of silica exposure at work, you may be eligible to file a silicosis lawsuit against your employer. This section provides more information on why individuals choose to file a silicosis lawsuit for lung disease, lung cancer or TB.
The Silicosis Lawsuit FAQs page provides answers to the questions most commonly asked of our attorneys handling silicosis lawsuits for lung disease, lung cancer, or TB. This page outlines the risk factors for the condition, and provides information about how to select the best silicosis lawyer and how to get started filing a silicosis lawsuit. Filing a silicosis lawsuit is a powerful means for individuals to demand the protection of workers’ health in mining and other industries, and provides meaningful compensation for workers and the families of workers who have been harmed by silicosis from silica dust exposure at work.
This Silicosis Lawyer page provides an overview of the legal services provided by our silicosis attorney team handling lung disease, lung cancer, and TB cases. Representing clients on a contingency basis, silicosis lawyer services cost nothing unless we collect for you. Silicosis attorneys for lung disease, lung cancer, and TB are offering free case reviews for individuals and families who have been harmed by job site silica dust exposure.
The Onder Law Firm is a National Law Firm based in St. Louis, Missouri representing clients throughout the United States in national MDL products liability litigation.<commit_before># AppStatus

AppStatus is a Rails engine which makes it easy to expose application status
data in a way easily consumed by Nagios or other monitoring packages.

## Installation<commit_msg>add 'why?' section to README<commit_after># AppStatus

AppStatus is a Rails engine which makes it easy to expose application status
data in a way easily consumed by Nagios or other monitoring packages.

## Why?

Defining health checks outside of your application (like in Nagios)
has a few different problems.

  1. The people who maintain nagios aren't necessarily
     the same people who maintain the application.
  1. Keeping the 2 systems in sync can be non-trivial with a fast-changing
     application.
  1. Failing to monitor new features, or monitoring the wrong things, leads
     to a false sense of security.

Instead, app_status lets you define your health checks right in the application
itself and expose the results as a JSON service which is easy for Nagios
to consume.

The benefits basically come down to 1 major thing: Nagios doesn't need to know
anything about your application. All Nagios needs is a 'healthy/not healthy'
status report.

This is good because:

  1