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M*A*S*H (1975) – Welcome to Korea Part 1, Part 2, and Change of Command
Posted by TD Rideout on May 29, 2021 May 2, 2021
Season four opened with a two-part premiere that aired on 12 September, 1975. Written by series developer Larry Gelbart as well as James Fritzell and Everett Greenbaum.
To deal with Trapper's (Wayne Rogers) abrupt departure from the series, as well as Blake's (McLean Stevenson) leaving for home, the episode had to reintroduce the series (again) while welcoming regular viewers back to the 4077th, it also adds Jamie Farr to the opening credits. Hawkeye (Alan Alda) arrives back from an R&R to find Frank (Larry Linville) and Margaret (Loretta Swit) still trying their best to instil some Army decorum in the camp, and Radar (Gary Bughoff) delivers the news that Trapper is on his way home – discharged and Hawk has missed him by only a couple of hours.
There's a new doctor B.J. Hunnicutt (Mike Farrell) to be picked up and if Hawkeye races time, in an appropriated jeep and passenger (Radar) he may make it in time to say goodbye to his friend. Who he says he's been living with for a year – suggesting that the first three seasons all took place in the space of a year.
Upon arriving at the airfield, Hawk learns he's missed Trapper by an ten minutes, and while Radar collects Hunnicutt, their jeep is stolen. Consequently the trio go for a drink, Hawk gives B.J. a crash course on the 4077th and the war, while Radar frets over the jeep.
Stealing a jeep, they head out preparing to introduce B.J. to the Swamp, the 4077th and its inhabitants.
Part 2 aired the same night and shared the same writers. The episode continues the story of B.J.'s arrival in Korea, and as the trio travel to the 4077th, they come across a family using their daughters to test a grazing field for mines, get a flat tire, come under attack, and find themselves tending to wounded during a shell attack on an Army patrol.
The episode balances the humour and drama, and shows B.J. very quickly how horrific the war is, and allows him to form a fast friendship with Hawk and Radar.
In fact, they all stop, just outside of camp, to visit Rosie's Bar to tie one on before heading in to report to Frank.
It's an enjoyable episode, and ends with a roll call of the cast members, who according to the voice over are permanently assigned to the 4077th. And as the roll call ends, we are introduced, ever so briefly to the camp's new commanding officer, Colonel Henry Potter (Harry Morgan) who arrives just in time for the credits.
So while we've said goodbye to some dear friends, the show prepares to carry on, and since it's boasting a solid cast, as well as a great writing team, the series seems to be in good hands, and we, like Hawkeye are ready to welcome the new viewers that tuned in to see how the new cast members would work with a company that has already served three years together.
I remember seeing Part 1 as a child, because I know it bothered me that Hawkeye didn't get to say goodbye to Trapper (being an Air Force brat you are totally used to this concept, but that doesn't make it hurt any less).
Chain of Command, which sees Potter's first full episode, was written by Fritzell and Greenbaum and debuted on 19 September, 1975.
Hawkeye is troubled to learn that the new commanding officer, Potter, is regular Army, and is afraid he's going to be a promoted version of Frank (who goes temporarily AWOL when he learns he's not staying in command). According to Potter's record, he's served since The Great War, and hasn't been in surgery for a couple of years.
Potter calls all his officers in, to get to know them, lay down the regulations and assert his command. However, after one day and night of meatball surgery and seeing how good the unit works together, he relaxes a little, when he reveals he could use a drink.
Potter, Hawkeye and B.J. forge a quick friendship, and the colonel begins to accept the eccentricities of the camp, while working to understand and lead those under his command.
Potter is different from Blake, and Morgan makes him a completely realised character from the off. Bringing he and Farrell in at the beginning of the fourth season must have been tough, but both actors are up to the challenge, and ease themselves into the ensemble, freshening it up a touch,while the show carries on delivering his laughs and drama.
More next week!
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Cozy Living Series Coming Soon!
Happy Saturday, Friends! I've been so anxious to let you know that next week is the launch of a new Cozy Living Series with a few of my blogging buddies. Join us each month to celebrate the joys and experiences that particular time of year means to us. We'll share the various ways we create a special feeling by making our homes and lives cozy and memorable.
Cozy Living means different things to different people. It conjures images of a special quiet place like a favorite Adirondack chair next to a fire fountain. Maybe it's a warming bowl of soup on a rainy day. Or perhaps it's an annual family tradition like an apple-picking excursion.
It's whatever enriches your life with feelings of warmth and contentment.
I thought you might enjoy a peek into each of these talented ladies' homes in order to get a glimpse of what's in store to inspire you each month. I can assure you, each one of them pours their heart and souls into their homes and families. I'll show them in the order of their portraits above.
Danielle of Finding Silver Pennies lives in a beautiful seaside home on the east coast. Here's a peek into her gorgeous dining room. Danielle's hubby made that table! And I was with her at a seminar in Chicago when she was making phone calls to get that gorgeous hutch for her dining space. She told me it was a beautiful piece – and she's right! I wish it was in my house.
Sarah at Flat Creek Farmhouse has a beautiful, organic country style which you'll see in her fall home tour. My sister had this same painting in her kitchen of the man praying. I've always loved it.
Amanda shares a cozy corner from a winter home tour on her blog at Sincerely, Marie Designs. Don't you just want to curl up on that chair with the soft white throw and grab a book from the stack to read?
Alice recently moved into a new home, but I grabbed this image of her fall dining room from her previous house shown at Thoughts from Alice. She has a unique boho chic style that's endearing and down to earth.
A cozy bedroom awaits you at Kristi's blog, Making It in the Mountains. I love this room with its painted wood ceiling, beaded chandelier, metal bed, and simple wallpaper. Kristi shares how to make the burlap ruffled pillow seen on her bed.
Laurie at VinYet Etc. enjoys cozy moments on her front porch even in the quiet chill of winter. Laurie oozes with creativity; you won't believe all the wonderful details on her porch.
You'll be greeted by this beautiful botanical wall and cozy bench with comfy pillows when you visit Lauren's fall home at Bless'er House.
Here's Ashley's cozy living room decorated for Christmas. She blogs at Little Glass Jar and has such a great eye for decorating.
Shannon at AKA Design also moved into a new home fairly recently. Here's the "after" photo from her kitchen remodel. I'm so amazed by all the changes she's made in her house in such a short time.
You'll find plenty to love at Laura's Duke Manor Farmhouse. In addition to her beautiful home, she has a menagerie of animals including a donkey and ducks. She lives in such an idyllic setting, inside and out.
And then there's my humble historic home with its cozy nooks and crannies. I recently shared this cozy corner with my new chair and offered a book giveaway.
The winner of that book giveaway, City Farmhouse Style (affiliate link), is Ali L. Congrats Ali! For those of you who'd like to purchase a copy, you'll find it available on Amazon.
Mark the date on your calendar! Saturday, November 4th is the first installment of the new Cozy Living Series!
Can't wait to see it ! Some of my favorite bloggers !
So glad you're looking forward to it. I think it'll be a lot of fun.
Sounds like fun. Thanks, Jennifer.
This is bound to be a great series of special dwellings, Jennifer. I'm excited about it!
Looking foward to being a part of this series, Jennifer. Lovely post and intro to all these beautiful blogs.
So happy you're in the series, Laura!! You know I love your home and landscaping!


What the F#@k is Enlightenment?
Title: What the F#@k is Enlightenment?
Sitting between the saint and the sinner at church, Kamaria Powell began asking life s most thought provoking questions and to her surprise, she started receiving answers What The F k Is Enlightenment takes you on her unconventional journey past self judgment into an awareness of the Divine within Let s face it, life is messy and there are often many detours but the meSitting between the saint and the sinner at church, Kamaria Powell began asking life s most thought provoking questions and to her surprise, she started receiving answers What The F k Is Enlightenment takes you on her unconventional journey past self judgment into an awareness of the Divine within Let s face it, life is messy and there are often many detours but the message is clear You are not forgotten and no matter how many times you ve messed up, God is not mad at you Kamaria encourages you to embrace your own spiritual identity no matter how unorthodox it may seem It is by transforming ourselves that we in turn transform our world.
Kamaria G. Powell Is a well-known author, some of his books are a fascination for readers like in the What the F#@k is Enlightenment? book, this is one of the most wanted Kamaria G. Powell author readers around the world.
I loved how thoughtful and sensitive this book is to spiritual seekers. Kamaria's approach is engaging and wise, and her out of the box, offbeat spiritual dedication will appeal to many millenials looking to leave religiosity in the past, but that still want to engage with some sort of faith and spiritual set of values.
"What The F#@K Is Enlightenment?" is like having a very personal conversation with a dear friend. What I loved the most about this book is that there wasn't any need for fancy words, techniques or roundabout ways in order to successfully approach spirituality and get helpful advice. This book is specially nice for those who want to dive into the subject of spirituality and self-help but feel overwhelmed by the complexity, subjectivity, and so forth that many other books in the field have.
A really different look at enlightenment and spirituality. If you enjoy reading different people's spiritual perspectives, this book does a fantastic job explaining spirituality and a lot of the difficulties people face when looking toward different forms of spiritual expression.
Reading about Kamaria's life experiences and the way she used them to carve a real spiritual life was inspiring and helpful. Her story is relatable and her tips are meaningful and easily applied! Wherever you are on your spiritual journey, Kamaria's book is a great read!
I loved this book that asks readers to use their personal experiences and spiritual callings to find a good fit for a reflective and authentic life. Recommended for anyone that wants to find a healthy spiritual life that is inclusive of multiple paths.
Kamaria has written a sensitive, insightful, and fun read that questions traditional spirituality and encourages readers to find their path.


The Dodgers and Padres played in San Diego on Thursday night. Cody Bellinger led off the top of the fourth for the Dodgers in a scoreless game and hit a dribbler in front of the plate. The ball was fielded by catcher Austin Hedges who fired wide of first base and the ball got away. It appeared that the Dodgers had a runner on first base with no outs. But plate umpire Jordan Baker ruled that Bellinger interfered with first baseman Eric Hosmer's ability to field the throw. Dodgers' manager Dave Roberts made his obligatory argument and the game resumed.
One thing is predictable every season in the game of baseball. You can bet the house that there will be numerous arguments and ejections centered around the batter-runner interference rule the last 45-feet between home and first base. Nothing is new, just the names change. The frequency of the infraction is so common, I could do weekly updates. It probably is the most violated, least understood rule in the game.
The purpose of the RUNNER'S LANE is simply to protect the fielder taking the throw. The call is very subjective. If the plate umpire (or first base ump) judge that the batter-runner, being out of the LANE did not interfere with the fielder taking the throw, no interference is called. And no interference is called when the defensive team retires the batter-runner, regardless where the batter-runner is running. This sends mixed signals to the players. If the batter-runner remains in the LANE, he is protected unless he intentionally interferes. In that wild, game-ending play on Tuesday night involving Alex Bregman and A's catcher Jonathan Lucroy, Bregman was hit by Lucroy's throw but he was protected because he was in the RUNNER's LANE. The errant throw allowed the winning run to score for the Astros.
The rule is certainly open to criticism in its current design. But until (if ever) it is changed, it might be a good idea to follow the rule which basically says, if the batter-runner has one or both feet outside of the 45-foot long, 3-foot wide RUNNER'S LANE, at any time, and in the judgment of the umpire interferes with the fielder taking the throw, the batter-runner shall be called out. The batter-runner is permitted to exit the 3-foot lane by means of a step, stride, reach or slide in the immediate vicinity of first base for the sole purpose of touching the base.
When the rule is invoked, all runners are returned to the base they occupied at the time of the pitch. The rule normally comes alive when the throw is made by the catcher or the pitcher from the bunt area on the first base side. This is when the batter-runner needs to remain in the RUNNER's LANE. If the batter-runner is attempting to leg-out an infield hit anywhere else in the infield, chances of a batter-runner interference call are greatly reduced and running out of the LANE is not as critical.
There is no doubt that the rule creates a disadvantage for right-handed batters because they need to shift into the RUNNER'S LANE which slows their arrival to first base. BUT IT IS THE RULE. Hey, I don't like paying taxes-but it's a rule!
Several years ago, Derek Jeter was called out for violating this rule at Fenway Park. He was running out of the LANE and was hit by catcher Doug Mirabelli's throw. The two runners who crossed the plate on the play, were returned to the base they occupied at the start of play. In my opinion, Mirabelli intentionally threw at Jeter to induce the call. A few days later I asked Jeter if he would take the same route tonight and run the risk of being called out?
Lousy rule or not, it is what it is. Numerous rallies every year go up in smoke because of ignorance of the rule or just plain stubbornness to adjust. And who knows how many games have been lost because of this.
Don't turn a blind eye to 5.09 (a) (11). This is not rocket science. My suggestion is that managers and coaches should be leaders in demanding that their players FOLLOW THE RULE. And broadcasters, as messengers of the game, should master the rule to provide a creditable interpretation for their viewers and listeners.
In the following two plays, the batter-runner was running out of the RUNNER's Lane the entire distance between home and first base as did Bellinger. When the plate umpire sees that, there is virtually a 100% chance that the batter-runner will be called out if he is not retired.
The Rangers' Carlos Tocci was called out for batter-runner interference in the second inning of the Rangers-Tigers game at Comerica on July 8. The call led to the ejection of Rangers' manager Jeff Banister by plate umpire Chris Segal.
In the second game of the July 9 double header between the Phillies and Mets at Citi Field, the Phils' Cesar Hernandez was called out for batter-runner interference in the top of the fourth inning after he was hit in the back by the throw of Mets catcher Kevin Plawecki.
Notice how the title to the link is incorrectly written as, "Hernandez out for running out of baseline." THE RUNNER'S LANE IS NOT A BASELINE. It is a "recommended area" for the batter-runner to run in when there is a play being made on him at first base, especially from the bunt area on the first base side. The batter-runner is not required to run in the LANE, but if he doesn't run in the LANE, he runs the risk of being called out for interference.
A quality throw is necessary. But the word I'm getting is, if the batter-runner is running out of the LANE the entire distance, he most likely will be called out regardless of the quality of the throw.
I would suggest that more time be spent educating the players on all levels about this rule. We are talking wins and losses here. The manager's argument with the umpire also sends mixed signals to the players that they have done nothing wrong.
The rule can use some changes. Perhaps the MLB Players Association can lobby for it. For starters, maybe the RUNNER's LANE can start the last 30-feet instead of the last 45-feet. This will give right-handed batters more time (60-feet) to conform to the rule and get into the LANE.
To help sell the call, some managers instruct their catchers to throw at the batter-runner if he is running out of the lane. It's possible in the above play, this is what Plawecki did.
Do you want your players to be a target of a catcher's throw? Do you want to risk losing games because a rally was aborted because the batter-runner was called out for interference?
If your coaching philosophy is to have the batter-runner run out of the LANE to create a more difficult throw, you can continue to do so. But you are rolling the dice and, in my opinion, the risks clearly outweigh the rewards.
The players should abandon a bad habit and FOLLOW THE RULE!


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Pee Wee's Big Adventure/Back to School: Vinyl (Danny Elfman) – Score Review
by Luke Bunting 31 July 2018 30 July 2018
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Decades later, it is hard to deny the impact of Pee Wee's Big Adventure, which would introduce the world to not only the titular character, but also director Tim Burton and composer Danny Elfman. Paul Reubens would continue to find massive success with his character through movie sequels and shows, while Burton and Elfman would quickly ascend to Hollywood's A-list.
Much of their quick rise can be credited to just how much both director and composer's styles clashed with the Hollywood mainstream, with their embrace of the macabre alongside the cartoon-ish gaining quick notice. Revisiting Elfman's score on its own, one finds that time has done nothing to dampen its unique spirit and sound, remaining a memorable, if brief, work that defies genre categorization.
A rockstar who had only dabbled in film scoring, the hiring of Danny Elfman was a huge creative risk for a newcomer director and a project as odd as Pee Wee's Big Adventure was. Musicians had crossed over to scoring in the past and even won Oscars for their works by this point, but few had forced a musician with no formal music education to write for a full orchestra in this way.
The resulting sound is almost indescribable, an odd synthesis of carnival music, memorable melodic content, and strong influence from Nino Rota and Bernard Herrmann. The bouncy rhythms, the oom-pah counterpoint, and the other trademarks that would define Elfman's early compositions are all present here in perhaps their most pure form, which is why Elfman fans have continued to seek out this score for decades.
There are a handful of themes present, primarily for Pee Wee and the waitress Simone, and Elfman is appropriately loyal to them. The Simone theme in particular is a great example of his ability to capture the macabre sound that perfectly matches much of Burton's style. The true album highlights, though, are cues that introduce and explore their own memorable personalities. "Clown Dream" previews Elfman's comic horror approach, while the bombast and rhythms of "Breakfast Machine" became so iconic that Family Guy parodied them in the late 2000s.
These highlights and the score's unique sound are more than enough to maintain interest for its brief presentation here, which comes in around 20 minutes. To fill the remainder of the album, Varese Sarabande decided to include Elfman's brief score for the Rodney Dangerfield comedy Back to School.
While not the main draw for most, Elfman's Back to School is a true delight, providing a more streamlined version of his sound and blessed with a catchy primary identity. The theme is hard to miss, debuting in "Overture" and receiving a full airing in the conclusive "Study Montage," both worthy entries in any Elfman playlist.
The rest of the score selections maintain a consistent tone and feature surprisingly robust orchestrations, but do struggle to match the heights of the bookending cues. Hints at what would come for the composer, including his signature saxophone phrasing and the rattling percussion that would pop up in Beetlejuice, further add to the album's attractiveness to fans of the composer and his early works.
The presentation of these scores suits the vinyl format well, giving each score a side of the record to itself. Almost 30 years after this presentation's first appearance on CD though, it is slightly disappointing that fuller presentations of the scores, and the original recordings of them as heard in film, remain unavailable to the average consumer.
That said, any fan of Danny Elfman simply must have this fantastic album in some form. While diehard fans will enjoy picking up this flashy vinyl release, the CD album remains a fine choice for those who have yet to experience it. For the rest of us, we can continue saving our money in hopes of a future expanded release.
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Thanks to the current economy of fashion mixed with stardom, you'd be hard-pressed to find a celebrity wearing a dress more than once on the red carpet. Sometimes gowns are even retired after a historic night, like an Oscar win. These stars, however, have returned to tried-and-true favorites over the years. It's a move not often seen in the actress playbook, but it's always a refreshing surprise. Sometimes stars really are just like us.
Dunst recently appeared at a Paris party in this vintage white Christian Lacroix dress that looked distinctly familiar. Us Weekly noted that she had worn it before to the Vanity Fair Oscar party in 2004.
Left, by David M. Benett/Dave Benett/Getty Images; right, by Vinnie Zuffante/Getty Images.
The dame wore Dolce & Gabbana's kid's drawing print dress from the fashion house's fall 2015 collection on three separate occasions. First, at the 2015 Ischia Global Film & Music Fest in July; then, to opening night at the Metropolitan Opera in September; and finally, at the Gotham Awards in November.
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Marie Claire noted that the model wore this high-necked Versace at the brand's AW fashion show in Paris in 1998 (she reportedly kept it on for the afterparty) and again to the 2015 Fragrance Foundation Awards.
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Mendes wore the same Atelier Versace dress back to back at the Rome International Film Festival in 2010, first to a cocktail party, and then to the premiere of Little White Lies the next day.
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The actress wore this gauzy Chanel dress to the BAFTA Awards in 2008. The same dress became her wedding gown in 2013, and she wore it again (with sleeves and bejeweling) to a charity event that same year.
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The Mindy Project creator wore this black cocktail dress to the Verte Grades of Green's Annual Fundraising Event in April 2013, two months after she'd worn it to the Writer's Guild Awards in L.A.
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Drug-impaired driving concerns as Canada legalises cannabis
Elias Hubbard
Ontario residents can now legally buy cannabis online, though they'll have to wait until early next year to purchase some from a store.
The global financial community is eagerly watching.
A dream came true at midnight for Newfoundland man Ian Power: He became the first person to legally buy marijuana in Canada for recreational use.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made legalising the drug a 2015 election promise in a bid to take the market away from organised crime.
Speaking of the law and how it may lead to young adult consuming more pot, Antonio Vigano, a medical marijuana specialist and research director at the Sante Cannabis clinic in Montreal, told the AFP: "As a doctor and as a father, I do not agree with the legalization of recreational cannabis".
The bill legalizes marijuana but leaves it up to each province to set age limits and decide how to sell it.
The number of stores that will open Wednesday remains unclear, but there could be as many as 100 brick-and-mortar government-run or privately operated locations, depending on whether they pass final inspections or get product shipments in time.
For insights into the federal law that hems in pot promotions, Maclean's turned to Sara Zborovski, a lawyer in Toronto with the firm Norton Rose Fulbright, who advises clients on the Cannabis Act as part of her regulatory and commercial law practice. And, all provinces will only have marijuana flower available.
In legalizing weed, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made good on a campaign promise and the move is expected to result in the injection of billions of dollars into Canada's economy, including from USA cannabis tourists.
A Canadian flag with a marijuana leaf is flown during a 4/20 rally to demand the legalization of marijuana on Parliament Hill in Ottawa April 20, 2012.
Canada's move came after months of preparations and legislative wrangling. "By taking this bold and principled step, Canada will likely become an inspiration for many other countries".
"It's an awesome day in Canada right now".
The government announced late a year ago that medical marijuana would be allowed, and the country is due to hold a national referendum by 2020 on whether to legalize and regulate adult use of marijuana.
After running up dramatic gains in the lead-up to legalization, cannabis shares failed to join the party Wednesday.
In the USA, it's a different ballgame.
In the United States, recreational cannabis has been legalised in eight states, while countries such as the Netherlands and Spain have decriminalised pot possession.
Canada needs to "take a deep breath" as US states such as Colorado and California did not have a seamless system at the outset either, said Cam Battley, chief corporate officer for licensed producer Aurora Cannabis.
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But spray carefully - while the oil will get you high, it's not compatible with latex condoms, according to the manufacturer's website.
-Travelers can not transport marijuana in or out of Canada. Uruguay was the first.
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Q: Value assignment for complete, transitive relation on uncountably infinite set Consider a set $A$ and a relation $r$.
The relation $r$ is complete, i.e., for any $a,b\in A$, we have $arb$ or $bra$ or both.
The relation $r$ is transitive, i.e., for any $a,b,c\in A$, if $arb$ and $brc$, then $arc$.
Must there exist a function $f:A\rightarrow\mathbb{R}$ such that for any $a,b\in A$, we have $arb$ if and only if $f(a)\geq f(b)$?
If $A$ is countably infinite, the answer is yes. I'm wondering what about if $A$ is uncountably infinite? I'm almost sure there must be a counterexample, but I don't know how to find one. (For example, if $A=\mathbb{R}$, then the trivial map $f(x)=x$ works.)

A: The answer is no.
What you asking is basically, whether $A/{\sim}$ can be embedded into $\langle\mathbb{R},\leq\rangle$, where
$$x \sim y \quad\text{ if and only if }\quad x\ r\ y \land y\ r\ x.$$
A counterexample might be $\langle\mathbb{R}^2,\leq_\text{lex}\rangle$, that is,
$$(x_1,y_1) \leq_\text{lex} (x_2,y_2) \quad\text{ if and only if }\quad x_1 < x_2 \lor (x_1 = x_2 \land y_1 \leq y_2).$$
Here $\sim$ would be just identity, so we are trying to map lexicographical order on $\mathbb{R}^2$ into standard order of $\mathbb{R}$. Why these two are different? Suppose there exists an order-preserving mapping $f : \mathbb{R}^2 \to \mathbb{R}$ and define
\begin{align}
a_x &= f(x,0) \\
b_x &= f(x,1)
\end{align}
and observe that $a_x \lneq_\text{lex} b_x$ and for $x < y$ also $b_x \lneq_\text{lex} a_y$. In other words $\{(a_x,b_x) \mid x \in \mathbb{R}\}$ would constitute an uncountable set of disjoint open intervals, which is impossible (e.g. because rational numbers are countable).
I hope this helps $\ddot\smile$

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Q: Shortest code to make INITEX produce printable output What is the shortest sequence of characters that will lead to a printable page of output when processed by INITEX? Meaning no formats like plain.tex preloaded, and with output of positive width and height. The best I could do so far are the following 19 characters:
\font\@=cmr9\@A\end

Is there any typesettable material that does not require a font to be loaded and that can occur on its own at the top of the page?

A: This is 19 characters and no fonts
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Or if you are allowed to scroll past errors save 2 characters so (17)
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where if you scroll past the missing units error you get a 9pt rule.
This is same output as yours, but one less character input (18)
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There are several three letter fonts in texlive, but no two or one letter ones but if renaming (any) font is allowed so that z.tfm is available then the count comes down to 15
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Or 14 with a font with name of length 0 (tex is happy, your dvi driver might be less so)
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Then you can use (14)
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Belfry of Namur
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Opioid abuse is responsible for billions of dollars of additional healthcare expenditure, and more importantly, about 90 deaths every day in the US alone (1). In the treatment of addiction and eradication of the current opioid crisis, vaccination against street drugs has become a potential therapeutic option. Scientists from the Janda lab (Skaggs Institute) have developed a vaccine that exploits features from the immune system to prevent the adverse effects of opioids like heroin. Learning from a similar effort for a vaccine against cocaine (2) the team created a structure that could be injected into mice and sequester heroin by covalently conjugating a heroin analog (a hapten) to a carrier protein (3). The haptens tested were bound to proteins such as diphtheria toxoid or tetanus toxoid produced a strong immune response that resulted in a high blood antibody concentration; such concentration ultimately prevented the opioids from reaching the brain by antibody sequestration. The antibody's specificity depends on what drug or metabolite it was meant to mimic structurally, giving high specificity control to the scientists. The vaccine, when administered in mice, was able to reduce heroin's potency by over 3-fold initially (3), only to be made longer-lasting and more effective against high (even lethal) doses of heroin in subsequent work (4). In parallel, the Matyas lab (US Military HIV Research Program) optimized the hapten synthesis, making the process scalable and the vaccine protective against other abused opioids like oxycodone, hydrocodone and hydromorphone while not binding to endogenous opioid peptides or drugs used to treat overdoses and addiction such as naloxone or methadone (5).
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The eastern edge of Santa Cruz Island, Channel Islands National Park.
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The time to buy a lifetime Senior Pass to our national parks is now — or at least before August 28, 2017, when the price will increase from $10 to $80.
The pass grants seniors over the age of 62 with lifetime access to the more than 2,000 sites and parks managed by the National Park Service, including Santa Barbara County's prized Channel Islands National Park. Following legislation passed by Congress in December 2016, the price hike will pay for critical maintenance projects. The legislation also introduces a new $20 Annual Senior Pass, which, if bought four years in a row, will be exchangeable for the lifetime pass.
All previously purchased Lifetime Senior Passes, as well as those purchased for $10 between now and August 28, will be honored. Passes can be purchased at all national parks and federal recreation areas with day use fees. Seniors can also purchase online or by mail (postmarked by August 28), but will be charged an additional $10 processing fee.
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Brittany Norwood: The Woman Behind The Jayna Murray Murder
by YourDailyHunt.com October 14, 2021
written by YourDailyHunt.com October 14, 2021
Jayna Murray was only 30-years-old when she was murdered over stealing gone wrong on March 11, 2011, at the Lululemon store, where she worked in Washington DC in the Maryland suburb of Bethesda. She was a young woman studying for two master's degrees at Johns Hopkins University. Jayna Murray's friend said she was a thrill-seeker who loved bungee jumping, but she also loved yoga which balanced out her adventurous side. This is, unfortunately, the story of how she got killed by Brittany Norwood, her co-worker.
Brittany Norwood Murder Story Explained: 8 Facts!
The night of Wednesday, March 11, 2011, would go down as the night Jayna Murray would work her last ever shift with her colleague Brittany Norwood.
They were working until the last shift would end at 9.45 pm and the victim Jayna had the keys with which she was supposed to close the store.
On the morning of March 12, 2011, manager Rachel Oertli arrived at the Lululemon store around 8 am to start settling in for the day ahead. To her surprise when she entered the store, the door was unlocked and the lights were on. She was upset that the employees who worked the closing shift forgot to lock properly.
After entering the store, she noticed that the store was in disarray. When she called to see if there was anyone in the store, she heard low moans, so before even checking in, she ran outside frantically and called 911.
As she called 911, she noticed an Apple Store employee watching her. His name was Ryan. Neither of them knew each other but she asked him to come into the store with him and he agreed.
Ryan walked to the back of the store and saw a body lying on its stomach and saw another person tied up but still alive.
The police reached the scene and made their way to the back of the store where they found Jayna's body and found Brittany alive in the bathroom. Brittany had cuts on her body and her pant zip was torn and her hands were tied above her head with a zipped tie.
Brittany was taken to hospital where they discovered she had cuts on her legs, arms, chest, forehead, and a one-inch laceration on her right-hand parallel to her thumb.
1. At first, the investigation looked like murder and theft:
When the police searched the store, they found two bloody footprints. One of the footprints was from size 14 sneakers that were found in the store.
Police also examined the store's safes and found them to be empty. From this, they concluded that there was also a theft.
2. Brittany Norwood's initial story of what happened:
Police spoke to Brittany at the hospital on March 12. As a store worker, she stitched the story that she and co-worker Jayna were working the last shift of the night.
This meant that they closed the store, then went their separate ways after Jayna locked up with her keys.
Brittany realized she forgot her wallet after arriving at her car so she called Jayna and asked her to meet her at the front of the store. According to Brittany, when she and Jayna got there, two men with ski masks ran behind them into the store, took them inside and tied them up. The story then takes a dark turn when the two attackers sexually assault them both.
According to Brittany, Jayna resisted which led to them beating and stabbing her to death. Brittany told police she was raped and the men used a hanger to assault her.
Two days later, police spoke to Brittany again when she was home and she told police that the reason the man who attacked her hadn't killed her was because she was "easy to fuck", according to one of the men who told her this. She told police that the men pushed her over Jayna's body. They mistreated her and called her "dirty little bitch" and used racist slurs.
On March 16, police called Brittany to come to the station as they needed samples of her hair and fingerprints so they could remove her from the crime scene. The officers took her in for questioning and asked her if she knew what Jayna's car looked like, but she told police she didn't.
3. The story changes with many inconsistencies:
The next day, Brittany's brother Chris and sister Marissa rang the police station and told them they had some type of information which Brittany was too afraid to tell police earlier in the investigation.
Brittany's siblings confessed to the police that the attackers had her move Jayna's car to a parking lot before sexually assaulting her.
After hearing this, the police decided to set up a meeting with Brittany to listen to her accounts of this completely different situation.
Brittany Norwood met the police and told them that she was forced to move Jayna's car. She told them that she had gone alone to move the car but the men said they knew where she lived and if she tried to run away or call for help, the rapists would kill her whole family. Brittany Norwood claimed that she was afraid and did what was asked of her.
The police arrested her during this explanation and told her that they did not believe her because the evidence they had from that night did not corroborate her story. The story also didn't make sense with the statement she made on the night of the murders.
4. Did Brittany Norwood cut herself and stage the murder of Jayna Murray?
The officers now believed that Brittany had organized the robbery and cut herself causing injuries to cover up the fact that she had brutally murdered her colleague Jayna.
When the police started investigating Brittany while trying to find evidence to prove the theory that they had staged it all. Officials found out that Brittany had a bad habit of stealing from everyone – stealing from high school teammates and even hairdressers! It goes without saying that she stole from Lululemon.
5. Her stealing habits were to blame:
Lululemon officials were well aware of Brittany's theft tendencies and they were trying to fire her, but the process of firing an employee was difficult, especially without airtight evidence. The only way to fire her was to catch her in the act. Sadly, Jayna caught Brittany stealing a pair of leggings and threatened to tell the rest of management.
In a move to not get fired, Brittany decided to kill Jayna instead. The police concluded that was the motive. Jayna was murdered for a pair of leggings.
They arrested Brittany for first degree murder.
6. Pieces of evidences that broke the case:
Evidence presented at trial concluded that:
The trail of blood in the store indicated that Jayna was trying to drag herself to the back door to escape her attacker.
Jayna's car was found parked a few blocks from the store, containing both Jayna's blood and Brittany's DNA.
The store also has just TWO sets of footprints. One belonging to Brittany's and the other footprints were from size 14 shoes kept in the store for customers to try on with the clothes. Prosecutors believed Brittany used the size 14 shoes to stage the crime scene.
There was no theft as Brittany took the money out of the safe by herself to organize the theft, so it appeared that she and Jayna were both victims of the attack.
According to prosecution evidence, Jayna and Brittany left the store and returned fifteen minutes later. However, after leaving the store for the first time, Brittany called other colleagues to ask for Jayna's number.
When the two returned to the store, that's when Brittany brutally murdered Jayna.
Lawyers found that all of Brittany's injuries were superficial which means not deep, her body showed no evidence of sexual assault, but Jayna's injuries were extremely brutal.
The prosecution said the evidence showed Brittany cracked Jayna overhead with a one-foot metal bar that was part of the cargo rack. After beating Jayna once, Brittany chased her around the store and beat her with the metal bar several times until she fell.
During her attack, Brittany used the following weapons: a knife, wrench and hammer. She also tried to strangle Jayna with a rope. The victim Jayna's hair and blood were found on a rope inside the store which means she was strangled.
The prosecution believes Jayna was assaulted for twenty minutes and most of her injuries were inflicted during her lifetime.
7. A security team could have prevented the crime:
The Apple Store was literally attached to the Lululemon store walls and, according to lawsuits, Apple Store employees said they heard noises shortly after 10 p.m. that fateful night.
Employees claimed to have heard moans and screams coming from the walls.
The sounds were so abhorrent that one of the Apple Store employees reportedly complained to security about it.
She said she heard voices saying, "Talk to me. Do not do that. Talk to me. What's going on? "This was followed by screaming and pleading for help, then a loud scream saying, " God help me. Help me, please. "
The Apple employee who complained to security left work shortly after 11 p.m. that evening.
8. Jayna's whole body was autopsied and it looked like the worst accident:
The medical examiner who performed the autopsy on Jayna, named Mary Ripple, told the court that there were 331 wounds on Jayna's body. Mary told the court it was the most injuries she had ever seen on anyone's body.
105 of the wounds were defensive wounds because the victim used her arms and legs to defend herself.
Mary confirmed to the court that Jayna was alive for most of them, saying the victim had six blunt wounds to her head and another blunt wound that crushed her skull. The injuries to her skull caused bruises to the inner part of her brain. Such injuries could only be inflicted by tremendous force.
In what was said to be found in victims of a fatal car accident, Jayna's skull was broken by fracture and her spine was severed by a knife wound that went through her neck, which stabbed her brain – this caused her death.
She also had stab wounds to the shoulder, one to the lower back and two to the back of the head. She also had ligature marks on her neck that suggested she had been strangled.
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Here's the shop warehouse – a gem in itself, part garage, part shrine – in the Shaw family for generations. Picked up a few more affordables here, but about that Beatles record…
And now, the reel fab four in a clip from the Hindi film Janwar, 1965, and their version of, "I Want to Hold Your Hand."
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In mid-1993, the tidal wave of grunge was still rolling across the musical landscape, washing aside everything in its path—but other musical eddies were swirling in side pockets of the rock radio current. Noisy bands like Helmet and Ministry were pushing the limits of aggression, riot grrrls like L7 and Bikini Kill were poised to make a splash, shoegazers Mazzy Star murmured softly into their mics and, on the horizon, Britpop acts Oasis and Blur were waiting to undermine grunge's moody gloom with old-fashioned rock 'n' roll swagger. Among all this simmering musical stew, for a few months at least, a little band out of Virginia was poised to release the signature tune of summer 1993.
David Lowery, frontman for college-radio sweethearts Camper Van Beethoven, had formed Cracker as a solo project and, in 1992, released the band's debut album. Lowery's reedy voice and ironic sensibilites were all over the record in such songs as "Can I Take My Gun to Heaven" and "Don't Fuck Me Up (with Peace and Love)," but it was lead track "Teen Angst" that encapsulated the band's off-kilter humor with lyrics like: "What the world needs now is another folk singer / like I need a hole in my head." Solid as the album was—and it was solid—it never gained much traction outside of college radio. Cracker's follow-up offering, 1993's Kerosene Hat, was another story.
Powered by the discordant leadoff track "Low," Kerosene Hat was everywhere in the summer of 1993. Or maybe it's better to say that "Low" was everywhere. Rock radio had the song on heavy rotation and the band played the tune on Conan O'Brien's "Late Night." I remember watching David Letterman one night and hearing Paul Shaffer and the band launch into the distinctive opening as the show faded to commercial. The body of the song itself is a simple four-chord progression, mixed with moody lyrics and a heartfelt chorus. What makes the song stand out is that discordant intro (which shows up again during the verses) and lyrics that are uncharacteristically somber.
Terrific as that song is, though, it's not the only gem on the album. I remember the summer of 1993 quite well: the woman I was to marry the following year had returned to her home overseas, for a period of six weeks, and I was both restless and lonely. Everything reminded me of her. The plaintive strains of "I Want Everything" perfectly matched my own heartfelt—and tremendously sincere—longing for my own absent sweetheart. "Let's Go for a Ride" is a balls-out rocker that made me want to hurtle down the highway with her sitting beside me in a convertible that I didn't own; "Take Me Down to the Infirmary" indulged my penchant for melodrama with its maudlin tune and wistful lyrics. Not until later did I realize just how perfect a song it is, a gentle blend of reverbed guitar strumming and chicken-scratch electric jams that sounds like the best Lou Reed song he never wrote.
"Get Off This" was the band's second hit after "Low," a bouncy pop number in the mold of, say, the Spin Doctors, but with the likeable Lowery elevating the tune above anything that band ever managed. "Sweet Potato" is a vintage piece of Cracker swamp-rock, with thickly distorted vocals and a muddy, murky guitar tone. Lowery spits out lyrics like Dylan in "Subterranean Homesick Blues," but with a twinkle in his eye that prevents the listener from taking anything too seriously. The country-esque "Lonesome Johnny Blues" was never a favorite of mine, though it did presage the one alt-country tune that would find its way onto every Cracker album, until the band released a whole record of them, 2003's Countrysides.
One notable way in which Kerosene Hat is a product of its time is its use of hidden tracks. Remember that old gimmick? Trust Lowery to take it to the extreme—the CD contains no fewer than 99 tracks, the first dozen of which comprise the record proper. After this follow dozens upon dozens of three-second blank tracks, 13 through 99, which probably seemed riotously funny to the engineers in the studio. (Stoned? You decide.) Happily, there are a couple of actual songs mixed in there, "I Ride My Bike" and "Euro-Trash Girl," along with some other tidbits. "Euro-Trash Girl" is a standout tune, an eight-minute meander through the travails of an American student in Europe. Musically it's simple three-chord guitar rock, a midtempo jam that's pleasant enough but hardly groundbreaking; Lowery's shaggy-dog-story lyrics are what elevate it.
One way or another, Kerosene Hat manages to consistently transcend the typical. When the music falters a little, Lowery's nasal wit keeps the listener engaged, and when the lyrics run a little flat, the band picks up the slack. In the cases when both music and lyrics are on the mark—and there are many—the record achieves something close to greatness. Cracker would release other records that are just as good—1998's Gentleman's Blues is packed with terrific songs, and 1996's The Golden Age is strong too, especially its slap-in-the-face opener "I Hate My Generation"—but none would capture the public's ear as well as Kerosene Hat. The band has held on over the years, periodically releasing albums, but its glory days are well behind them. No matter. The band will always have the summer of 1993, and the summer of 1993 will always have "Low."
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package frclibj;

import edu.wpi.first.wpilibj.Timer;

public class TrcDbgTrace
{
    public static final String ESC_PREFIX       = "\u001b[";
    public static final String ESC_SUFFIX       = "m";
    public static final String ESC_SEP          = ";";

    public static final String SGR_RESET        = "0";
    public static final String SGR_BRIGHT       = "1";
    public static final String SGR_DIM          = "2";
    public static final String SGR_ITALIC       = "3";
    public static final String SGR_UNDERLINE    = "4";
    public static final String SGR_BLINKSLOW    = "5";
    public static final String SGR_BLINKFAST    = "6";
    public static final String SGR_REVERSE      = "7";
    public static final String SGR_HIDDEN       = "8";
    public static final String SGR_CROSSEDOUT   = "9";

    public static final String SGR_FG_BLACK     = "30";
    public static final String SGR_FG_RED       = "31";
    public static final String SGR_FG_GREEN     = "32";
    public static final String SGR_FG_YELLOW    = "33";
    public static final String SGR_FG_BLUE      = "34";
    public static final String SGR_FG_MAGENTA   = "35";
    public static final String SGR_FG_CYAN      = "36";
    public static final String SGR_FG_WHITE     = "37";

    public static final String SGR_BG_BLACK     = "40";
    public static final String SGR_BG_RED       = "41";
    public static final String SGR_BG_GREEN     = "42";
    public static final String SGR_BG_YELLOW    = "43";
    public static final String SGR_BG_BLUE      = "44";
    public static final String SGR_BG_MAGENTA   = "45";
    public static final String SGR_BG_CYAN      = "46";
    public static final String SGR_BG_WHITE     = "47";

    public static final String ESC_NORMAL       = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_BLINKSLOW    = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_BLINKSLOW
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_BLINKFAST    = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_BLINKFAST
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;

    public static final String ESC_FG_BLACK     = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_FG_BLACK
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_FG_RED       = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_FG_RED
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_FG_GREEN     = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_FG_GREEN
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_FG_YELLOW    = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_FG_YELLOW
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_FG_BLUE      = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_FG_BLUE
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_FG_MAGENTA   = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_FG_MAGENTA
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_FG_CYAN      = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_FG_CYAN
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_FG_WHITE     = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_FG_WHITE
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;

    public static final String ESC_BG_BLACK     = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_BG_BLACK
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_BG_RED       = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_BG_RED
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_BG_GREEN     = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_BG_GREEN
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_BG_YELLOW    = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_BG_YELLOW
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_BG_BLUE      = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_BG_BLUE
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_BG_MAGENTA   = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_BG_MAGENTA
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_BG_CYAN      = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_BG_CYAN
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_BG_WHITE     = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_BG_WHITE
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;

    public static final String ESC_FGB_BLACK    = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_FG_BLACK
                                                    + ESC_SEP
                                                    + SGR_BRIGHT
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_FGB_RED      = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_FG_RED
                                                    + ESC_SEP
                                                    + SGR_BRIGHT
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_FGB_GREEN    = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_FG_GREEN
                                                    + ESC_SEP
                                                    + SGR_BRIGHT
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_FGB_YELLOW   = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_FG_YELLOW
                                                    + ESC_SEP
                                                    + SGR_BRIGHT
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_FGB_BLUE     = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_FG_BLUE
                                                    + ESC_SEP
                                                    + SGR_BRIGHT
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_FGB_MAGENTA  = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_FG_MAGENTA
                                                    + ESC_SEP
                                                    + SGR_BRIGHT
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_FGB_CYAN     = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_FG_CYAN
                                                    + ESC_SEP
                                                    + SGR_BRIGHT
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_FGB_WHITE    = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_FG_WHITE
                                                    + ESC_SEP
                                                    + SGR_BRIGHT
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;

    public static final String ESC_BGB_BLACK    = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_BG_BLACK
                                                    + ESC_SEP
                                                    + SGR_BRIGHT
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_BGB_RED      = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_BG_RED
                                                    + ESC_SEP
                                                    + SGR_BRIGHT
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_BGB_GREEN    = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_BG_GREEN
                                                    + ESC_SEP
                                                    + SGR_BRIGHT
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_BGB_YELLOW   = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_BG_YELLOW
                                                    + ESC_SEP
                                                    + SGR_BRIGHT
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_BGB_BLUE     = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_BG_BLUE
                                                    + ESC_SEP
                                                    + SGR_BRIGHT
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_BGB_MAGENTA  = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_BG_MAGENTA
                                                    + ESC_SEP
                                                    + SGR_BRIGHT
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_BGB_CYAN     = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_BG_CYAN
                                                    + ESC_SEP
                                                    + SGR_BRIGHT
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;
    public static final String ESC_BGB_WHITE    = ESC_PREFIX
                                                    + SGR_BG_WHITE
                                                    + ESC_SEP
                                                    + SGR_BRIGHT
                                                    + ESC_SUFFIX;

    public static enum TraceLevel
    {
        QUIET(0),
        INIT(1),
        API(2),
        CALLBK(3),
        EVENT(4),
        FUNC(5),
        TASK(6),
        UTIL(7),
        HIFREQ(8);

        private int value;

        TraceLevel(int value)
        {
            this.value = value;
        }   //TraceLevel

        public int getValue()
        {
            return this.value;
        }   //getValue

    }   //enum TraceLevel

    public static enum MsgLevel
    {
        FATAL(1),
        ERR(2),
        WARN(3),
        INFO(4),
        VERBOSE(5);

        private int value;

        MsgLevel(int value)
        {
            this.value = value;
        }   //MsgLevel

        public int getValue()
        {
            return this.value;
        }   //getValue

    }   //enum MsgLevel

    private static int indentLevel = 0;

    private String instanceName;
    private boolean traceEnabled;
    private TraceLevel traceLevel;
    private MsgLevel msgLevel;
    private double nextTraceTime;

    public void setDbgTraceConfig(
            boolean traceEnabled,
            TraceLevel traceLevel,
            MsgLevel msgLevel)
    {
        this.traceEnabled = traceEnabled;
        this.traceLevel = traceLevel;
        this.msgLevel = msgLevel;
    }   //setDbgTraceConfig

    public TrcDbgTrace(
            final String instanceName,
            boolean traceEnabled,
            TraceLevel traceLevel,
            MsgLevel msgLevel)
    {
        this.instanceName = instanceName;
        setDbgTraceConfig(traceEnabled, traceLevel, msgLevel);
        this.nextTraceTime = Timer.getFPGATimestamp();
    }   //TrcDbgTrace

    public void traceEnter(
            final String funcName,
            final TraceLevel funcLevel,
            final String format,
            Object... args)
    {
        if (traceEnabled &&
            funcLevel.getValue() <= traceLevel.getValue())
        {
            printTracePrefix(funcName, true, false);
            System.out.printf(format, args);
            System.out.print(")\n" + ESC_NORMAL);
        }
    }   //traceEnter

    public void traceEnter(
            final String funcName,
            final TraceLevel funcLevel)
    {
        if (traceEnabled &&
            funcLevel.getValue() <= traceLevel.getValue())
        {
            printTracePrefix(funcName, true, true);
        }
    }   //traceEnter

    public void traceExit(
            final String funcName,
            final TraceLevel funcLevel,
            final String format,
            Object... args)
    {
        if (traceEnabled &&
            funcLevel.getValue() <= traceLevel.getValue())
        {
            printTracePrefix(funcName, false, false);
            System.out.printf(format, args);
            System.out.print("\n" + ESC_NORMAL);
        }
    }   //traceExitMsg

    public void traceExit(
            final String funcName,
            final TraceLevel funcLevel)
    {
        if (traceEnabled &&
            funcLevel.getValue() <= traceLevel.getValue())
        {
            printTracePrefix(funcName, false, true);
        }
    }   //traceExit

    public void traceFatal(
            final String funcName,
            final String format,
            Object... args)
    {
        traceMsg(funcName, MsgLevel.FATAL, 0.0, format, args);
    }   //traceFatal

    public void traceErr(
            final String funcName,
            final String format,
            Object... args)
    {
        traceMsg(funcName, MsgLevel.ERR, 0.0, format, args);
    }   //traceErr

    public void traceWarn(
            final String funcName,
            final String format,
            Object... args)
    {
        traceMsg(funcName, MsgLevel.WARN, 0.0, format, args);
    }   //traceWarn

    public void traceInfo(
            final String funcName,
            final String format,
            Object... args)
    {
        traceMsg(funcName, MsgLevel.INFO, 0.0, format, args);
    }   //traceInfo

    public void traceVerbose(
            final String funcName,
            final String format,
            Object... args)
    {
        traceMsg(funcName, MsgLevel.VERBOSE, 0.0, format, args);
    }   //traceVerbose

    public void tracePeriodic(
            final String funcName,
            double traceInterval,
            final String format,
            Object... args)
    {
        traceMsg(funcName, MsgLevel.INFO, traceInterval, format, args);
    }   //tracePeriodic

    private void traceMsg(
            final String funcName,
            MsgLevel level,
            double traceInterval,
            final String format,
            Object... args)
    {
        if (level.getValue() <= msgLevel.getValue())
        {
            double currTime = Timer.getFPGATimestamp();
            if (currTime >= nextTraceTime)
            {
                nextTraceTime = currTime + traceInterval;
                printMsgPrefix(funcName, level);
                System.out.printf(format, args);
                System.out.print("\n" + ESC_NORMAL);
            }
        }
    }   //traceMsg

    private void printTracePrefix(
            final String funcName,
            boolean enter,
            boolean newline)
    {
        if (enter)
        {
            indentLevel++;
        }

        System.out.print(ESC_FGB_MAGENTA);
        for (int i = 0; i < indentLevel; i++)
        {
            System.out.print("| ");
        }

        System.out.print(instanceName + "." + funcName);

        if (enter)
        {
            System.out.print(newline? "()\n": "(");
        }
        else
        {
            System.out.print(newline? "!\n" + ESC_NORMAL: "");
            indentLevel--;
        }
    }   //printTracePrefix

    private void printMsgPrefix(
            final String funcName,
            MsgLevel level)
    {
        String prefix;
        String color;

        switch (level)
        {
        case FATAL:
            prefix = "_Fatal: ";
            color = ESC_PREFIX + SGR_FG_YELLOW +
                    ESC_SEP + SGR_BRIGHT +
                    ESC_SEP + SGR_BG_RED +
                    ESC_SUFFIX;
            break;

        case ERR:
            prefix = "_Err: ";
            color = ESC_FGB_RED;
            break;

        case WARN:
            prefix = "_Warn: ";
            color = ESC_FGB_YELLOW;
            break;

        case INFO:
            prefix = "_Info: ";
            color = ESC_FGB_GREEN;
            break;

        case VERBOSE:
            prefix = "_Verbose: ";
            color = ESC_FGB_WHITE;
            break;

        default:
            prefix = "_Unk: ";
            color = ESC_NORMAL;
            break;
        }

        System.out.print(color + instanceName + "." + funcName + prefix);
    }   //printMsgPrefix

}   //class TrcDbgTrace

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BHR Hollywood Reports.........Mr. Knight request was denied to reduce his bail.
According to the media press the Superior Court Judge Ronald Coen made the ruling after reviewing a video of the incident that defense attorneys had described as a new, unedited, version of Knight running over two men with his pickup truck outside a Compton burger stand in January.
"There's nothing new in the video," Coen said in court.
Despite Mesereau's argument that Knight is neither a "flight risk" nor a "danger to the community," Coen held firm, saying.
"I've heard nothing that would convince me that bail is insufficient."
Knight will be back in court on September 17th and is still facing charges of murder, attempted murder, and committing a hit-and-run.