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import logging
import posixpath
import traceback
import xml.dom.minidom as xml
from xml.parsers.expat import ExpatError

from appengine_url_fetcher import AppEngineUrlFetcher
from docs_server_utils import StringIdentity
from file_system import FileSystem, FileNotFoundError, StatInfo, ToUnicode
from future import Future
import svn_constants
import url_constants

def _ParseHTML(html):
  '''Unfortunately, the viewvc page has a stray
 tag, so this takes care
  of all mismatched tags.
  '''
  try:
    return xml.parseString(html)
  except ExpatError as e:
    return _ParseHTML('\n'.join(
        line for (i, line) in enumerate(html.split('\n'))
        if e.lineno != i + 1))

def _InnerText(node):
  '''Like node.innerText in JS DOM, but strips surrounding whitespace.
  '''
  text = []
  if node.nodeValue:
    text.append(node.nodeValue)
  if hasattr(node, 'childNodes'):
    for child_node in node.childNodes:
      text.append(_InnerText(child_node))
  return ''.join(text).strip()

def _CreateStatInfo(html):
  parent_version = None
  child_versions = {}

  # Try all of the tables until we find the ones that contain the data (the
  # directory and file versions are in different tables).
  for table in _ParseHTML(html).getElementsByTagName('table'):
    # Within the table there is a list of files. However, there may be some
    # things beforehand; a header, "parent directory" list, etc. We will deal
    # with that below by being generous and just ignoring such rows.
    rows = table.getElementsByTagName('tr')

    for row in rows:
      cells = row.getElementsByTagName('td')

      # The version of the directory will eventually appear in the soup of
      # table rows, like this:
      #
      #

      #   Directory revision:
      #   214692 (of...)
      #

      #
      # So look out for that.
      if len(cells) == 2 and _InnerText(cells[0]) == 'Directory revision:':
        links = cells[1].getElementsByTagName('a')
        if len(links) != 2:
          raise ValueError('ViewVC assumption invalid: directory revision ' +
                           'content did not have 2  elements, instead %s' %
                           _InnerText(cells[1]))
        this_parent_version = _InnerText(links[0])
        int(this_parent_version)  # sanity check
        if parent_version is not None:
          raise ValueError('There was already a parent version %s, and we ' +
                           'just found a second at %s' % (parent_version,
                                                          this_parent_version))
        parent_version = this_parent_version

      # The version of each file is a list of rows with 5 cells: name, version,
      # age, author, and last log entry. Maybe the columns will change; we're
      # at the mercy viewvc, but this constant can be easily updated.
      if len(cells) != 5:
        continue
      name_element, version_element, _, __, ___ = cells

      name = _InnerText(name_element)  # note: will end in / for directories
      try:
        version = int(_InnerText(version_element))
      except StandardError:
        continue
      child_versions[name] = str(version)

    if parent_version and child_versions:
      break

  return StatInfo(parent_version, child_versions)

class _AsyncFetchFuture(object):
  def __init__(self, paths, fetcher, binary, args=None):
    def apply_args(path):
      return path if args is None else '%s?%s' % (path, args)
    # A list of tuples of the form (path, Future).
    self._fetches = [(path, fetcher.FetchAsync(apply_args(path)))
                     for path in paths]
    self._value = {}
    self._error = None
    self._binary = binary

  def _ListDir(self, directory):
    dom = xml.parseString(directory)
    files = [elem.childNodes[0].data for elem in dom.getElementsByTagName('a')]
    if '..' in files:
      files.remove('..')
    return files

  def Get(self):
    for path, future in self._fetches:
      try:
        result = future.Get()
      except Exception as e:
        raise FileNotFoundError(
            '%s fetching %s for Get: %s' % (e.__class__.__name__, path, e))
      if result.status_code == 404:
        raise FileNotFoundError('Got 404 when fetching %s for Get' % path)
      elif path.endswith('/'):
        self._value[path] = self._ListDir(result.content)
      elif not self._binary:
        self._value[path] = ToUnicode(result.content)
      else:
        self._value[path] = result.content
    if self._error is not None:
      raise self._error
    return self._value

class SubversionFileSystem(FileSystem):
  '''Class to fetch resources from src.chromium.org.
  '''
  @staticmethod
  def Create(branch='trunk', revision=None):
    if branch == 'trunk':
      svn_path = 'trunk/src/%s' % svn_constants.EXTENSIONS_PATH
    else:
      svn_path = 'branches/%s/src/%s' % (branch, svn_constants.EXTENSIONS_PATH)
    return SubversionFileSystem(
        AppEngineUrlFetcher('%s/%s' % (url_constants.SVN_URL, svn_path)),
        AppEngineUrlFetcher('%s/%s' % (url_constants.VIEWVC_URL, svn_path)),
        svn_path,
        revision=revision)

  def __init__(self, file_fetcher, stat_fetcher, svn_path, revision=None):
    self._file_fetcher = file_fetcher
    self._stat_fetcher = stat_fetcher
    self._svn_path = svn_path
    self._revision = revision

  def Read(self, paths, binary=False):
    args = None
    if self._revision is not None:
      # |fetcher| gets from svn.chromium.org which uses p= for version.
      args = 'p=%s' % self._revision
    return Future(delegate=_AsyncFetchFuture(paths,
                                             self._file_fetcher,
                                             binary,
                                             args=args))

  def Stat(self, path):
    directory, filename = posixpath.split(path)
    directory += '/'
    if self._revision is not None:
      # |stat_fetch| uses viewvc which uses pathrev= for version.
      directory += '?pathrev=%s' % self._revision

    try:
      result = self._stat_fetcher.Fetch(directory)
    except Exception as e:
      # Convert all errors (typically some sort of DeadlineExceededError but
      # explicitly catching that seems not to work) to a FileNotFoundError to
      # reduce the exception-catching surface area of this class.
      raise FileNotFoundError(
          '%s fetching %s for Stat: %s' % (e.__class__.__name__, path, e))

    if result.status_code != 200:
      raise FileNotFoundError('Got %s when fetching %s for Stat' % (
          result.status_code, path))

    stat_info = _CreateStatInfo(result.content)
    if stat_info.version is None:
      raise ValueError('Failed to find version of dir %s' % directory)
    if path.endswith('/'):
      return stat_info
    if filename not in stat_info.child_versions:
      raise FileNotFoundError(
          '%s from %s was not in child versions for Stat' % (filename, path))
    return StatInfo(stat_info.child_versions[filename])

  def GetIdentity(self):
    # NOTE: no revision here, since it would mess up the caching of reads. It
    # probably doesn't matter since all the caching classes will use the result
    # of Stat to decide whether to re-read - and Stat has a ceiling of the
    # revision - so when the revision changes, so might Stat. That is enough.
    return '@'.join((self.__class__.__name__, StringIdentity(self._svn_path)))


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Q: IOS Autolayout change anchorPoint of view and rotate scale if I set translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints YES,  I change the view's layer anchorPoint, the console print :
Unable to simultaneously satisfy constraints.
CGPoint anchor=CGPointMake((self.scrollview.frame.size.width/2+self.scrollview.contentOffset.x)/self.imageview.frame.size.width, (self.scrollview.frame.size.height/2+self.scrollview.contentOffset.y)/self.imageview.frame.size.height);
self.imageview.layer.anchorPoint=anchor;
self.imageview.layer.position=CGPointMake(self.scrollview.frame.size.width/2+self.scrollview.contentOffset.x, self.scrollview.frame.size.height/2+self.scrollview.contentOffset.y);
CGAffineTransform  transform=CGAffineTransformMakeRotation((slider.value*100/180));
self.imageview.layer.transform=CATransform3DMakeAffineTransform(transform);

the code like this. I can't use it to let imageview  rotate around a point。

I have another question. when I use auto layout , I can't change frame directly. I must change constraint. whether I can't animate my view use old code ?

A: *

*After you adopt auto layout, you should always modify constraints instead frame. You cannot animate your view with old frame modified code.

*My recommendation is always set translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints to NO and set up your constraint through code or xib.

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BCCI to send 46-member non-playing staff for West Indies T20Is
by Abhijit Editor
Published - Aug 9, 2016 12:25 pm | Updated - Aug 9, 2016 1:50 pm
Team India. (Photo Source: BCCI)
In what is certainly a first for the Indian cricket team and their employers, the BCCI will be sending a non-playing staff of almost 46 members for the upcoming T20I series in Florida. A report from the Indian Express states that the BCCI wanted to reward its members with a trip to the United States of America with BCCI president Anurag Thakur making an announcement on the same.
"We have been told that one member from each association will be taken to the US for the India-West Indies T20 internationals. It's an all expenses paid trip sponsored by the BCCI," report quoted a cricket board member, who attended the SGM, as saying.
While compared to the 14-man Indian cricket team that will be travelling to Florida to take part in the series, the fact that the Board is sending a contingent almost three times the size is something simply extraordinary.
The two-match Twenty20 International (T20I) series, which will mark India's first foray in the USA, will be played against West Indies at Fort Lauderdale in Florida on August 27 and 28. This will be for the first time that the non-playing contingent will outnumber the playing contingent by this big a number.
Also read – Saint Lucians plan for Test boycott after Darren Sammy's sacking
Reports also go on to suggest that the budget set aside by the BCCI will be over the cap of Rs. 3 Crores. This would include a business class flight ticket for each member of the contingent along with a $250 allowance per day per official who will be travelling as well. Although the national selectors are currently in the Caribbean at the moment, it is unclear whether they would make the trip to Florida or not.
Also read – 5 Things to look forward to in the India v West Indies T20I series
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by Sarath
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Watch: Wriddhiman Saha takes an absolute stunner to dismiss Mathew Wade
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Coronavirus information from UCLA and UCLA Health.
Sept 13, 2018 | Biocom Names Winners of Third Annual Life Science Catalyst Awards
17 recipients under the age of 40 celebrated for significant contributions to San Diego and Los Angeles life science industries
Biocom | Sept 13, 2018
Brian Benson, Director of Entrepreneurship and Commercialization, California NanoSystems Institute. (Image courtesy Marc Roseboro/CNSI)
This article was originally published by Biocom
San Diego and Los Angeles, Sept. 13, 2018 — Biocom, the association representing the California life science industry, today announced the winners of its third annual Life Science Catalyst Awards. The program celebrates up-and-coming entrepreneurs, academics, investors, corporate leaders and business advisers who are making a lasting and positive mark on Southern California's life science industry prior to reaching their 40th birthday.
"Marked by their contributions to research, discovery and entrepreneurship in San Diego and Los Angeles, this year's Life Science Catalyst Award recipients showcase the up-and-coming leaders who are transforming the life science industry," said Joe Panetta, president and CEO of Biocom. "Biocom is honored to recognize these people who are utilizing their skillsets to positively impact human health across the globe."
Biocom selected the 17 winners from an impressive pool of nominees from all facets of the life science industry, including pharma, diagnostics, industrial biotech and digital health. The nominees were vetted by a committee that considered factors including innovation, leadership and vision.
In alphabetical order, the San Diego Biocom Life Science Catalyst Award winners are:
Stephanie Culler, Ph.D., chief executive officer, Persephone Biome
Punit Dhillon, co-founder and director, OncoSec Medical Inc.
Valentino Gantz, Ph.D., co-founder and director, Agragene, Inc., assistant research scientist, UCSD
Suman Kanuganti, co-founder and chief executive officer, Aira
Tao Long, Ph.D., assistant professor, bioinformatics and structural biology program, Sanford Burnham Prebys Medical Discovery Institute
Jose Morachis, Ph.D., president and co-founder, NanoCellect Biomedical, Inc.
Taylor Moyer, chief executive officer, Managed Lab Services
Chorom Pak, Ph.D., chief executive officer, Lynx Biosciences
Drew Spaventa, chief executive officer, Singular Genomics
Arthur Suckow, Ph.D., chief executive officer, Dtx
In alphabetical order, the Los Angeles Biocom Life Science Catalyst Award winners are:
Carolina Amador, president, Biotech Connection Los Angeles (BCLA), Ph.D. candidate, USC
Brian Benson, director of entrepreneurship & commercialization, California NanoSystems Institute at UCLA
Long Cai, Ph.D., research professor, Caltech, co-founder, Spatial Genomics
Joseph Dunham, Ph.D., chief scientific officer and co-founder, SeqOnce Biosciences, Inc.
Stephen Fiacco, founder and chief executive officer, EvoRx Technologies and Canvas Pharma
Leo Petrossian, chief executive officer, Neural Analytics
Ryan Witt, chief operating officer, Immix Biopharma, Inc.
"This year's winners, whether working tirelessly in the lab or heading their own startup, highlight the ways that the life sciences are accelerating in a way we've never seen before," noted Dina Lozofsky, executive director of Biocom's Los Angeles office. "The Los Angeles biotech community is truly strengthened by the life-changing contributions these trailblazers are making."
"Our life science industry is dependent on the younger leaders who can continually push new advancements and innovations forward," said Mike Krenn, president of the San Diego Venture Group, a nonprofit organization focused on supporting San Diego's innovation economy whose members were involved in San Diego adjudication. "While the Southern California biotech sphere has historically been regarded for its excellence, these 17 honorees perpetuate this distinction that has marked our community."
The award winners will be featured in the fall edition of Biocom's LifeLines magazine and honored during the December Biocom Board of Directors of meeting.
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Biocom is the largest, most experienced leader and advocate for California's life science sector. We work on behalf of more than 1,100 members to drive public policy, build an enviable network of industry leaders, create access to capital, introduce cutting-edge STEM education programs, and create robust value-driven purchasing programs.
Founded in 1995 in San Diego, Biocom provides the strongest public voice to research institutions and companies that fuel the local and state-wide economy. Our goal is simple: to help our members produce novel solutions that improve the human condition. In addition to our San Diego headquarters, Biocom operates core offices in Los Angeles and the San Francisco Bay Area, satellite offices in Washington, D.C. and Tokyo, and has a continuous staff presence in Sacramento. Our broad membership benefits apply to biotechnology, pharmaceutical, medical device, genomics and diagnostics companies of all sizes, as well as to research universities and institutes, clinical research organizations, investors and service providers.
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UPDATE: Several witnesses and various members of the community came forward and provided information to AST regarding the suspicious fire which destroyed the community shelter in Nuakati on 5/20/2017. The shelter was constructed from red cedar, was three-sided and had a tin roof. A portion of the floor was bare earth while the other portion was wooden. The investigation determined that a fire pit was being utilized in the early afternoon hours by individuals from the community. The fire pit used at the time was on the dirt floor portion of the shelter. Those community members left after they believed they had properly extinguished the fire. Due to gusty winds, and multiple days of dry weather preceding the fire, the fire reignited and eventually reached the wooden floor of the building. By the time the fire was discovered by other community members, the shelter was totally engulfed and was ultimately destroyed by the fire. The community plans on rebuilding the structure.
AST would like to remind everyone to build fires away from all structures and other ignition sources. Completely and thoroughly extinguish all fires when no longer used or if they will be unattended.
On 5/20/2017 at 1756 hours, Alaska State Troopers on Prince of Wales Island were notified of a fire in Naukati. Investigation revealed the community owned structure was destroyed by fire. The fire was suspiciously started in or near the building by unknown person(s). A nearby resident observed smoke coming from the structure and with assistance from other members of the community, contained the fire to the building and immediate area. The building was a total loss and not insured. The estimated loss of the building is approximately $10,000. The Alaska State Troopers are asking anyone with information regarding this incident to contact them at (907) 826-2918.
On 05-23-17 at approximately 1530 hours, Alaska State Troopers on Prince of Wales received a report of a MVC-I after the fact in Hydaburg. Jean Bland, age 69 of Hydaburg, reports on 05-22-17 at approximately 1630 hours, she was stopped in the road way when another vehicle struck her vehicle when backing out of a residential driveway pinning a family member between the cars. The family member was transported by Hydaburg EMS to SEARHC in Klawock. Hydaburg VPSO was advised and is investigating.
On 05-26-17 at approximately 1216 hours, Alaska State Troopers received a report of a damage only Motor Vehicle Accident after the fact. Douglas Schoenheit, age 32 of Craig, reported that he struck a black bear in the Labouchere Bay area on 5-11-17 causing less than $500 in damage to his vehicle. The bear appeared uninjured and ran into the woods. Schoenheit was provided instruction on how to fill out a PAR Form online.


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Uncertainty surrounds Morrison's future
2yCesar Hernandez
50mJulien Laurens
Celtic's Arzani eyes Olyroos return in Tokyo
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Altidore: Toronto FC mishandled Bradley's injury
Beckerman deal gives him shot at MLS record
4hGabriele Marcotti
7hMark Ogden
9hSam Marsden, Moises Llorens
Can Aston Villa leapfrog Watford and climb out of relegation zone?
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Uncertainty surrounds Morrison's unique path as minutes wane at Atlas
Ravel Morrison's minutes have declined at Atlas this season. Alfredo Moya/Jam Media/LatinContent/Getty Images
TIJUANA, Mexico -- Like many other Atlas players in the Estadio Caliente, midfielder Ravel Morrison was all smiles in the mixed zone after Friday's 2-2 away draw against Tijuana.
Following an early 2-0 deficit, Atlas bounced back with two late goals that clinched a much-needed draw. Morrison, after sitting on the bench during the first 45 minutes, was on the field in the second half while his squad fought back.
"It's a great comeback, I think the team did well," said the former Manchester United player with a grin on his face. "We started off slow, I think towards the end we should have won the game, but it's a great point to take away from an away game."
To say that his club needed the point might be an understatement. After 14 weeks in the 2018 Clausura, Atlas sits second to last. Along with the struggling relegation candidates Lobos BUAP, no Liga MX side has accumulated more losses than the two squads who have nine so far this season.
Atlas has been miserable throughout the tournament, and although there was reason to believe that the team would thrive this year, any hopes of consistency or noteworthy success have now been thrown out the window. Unfortunately for Morrison, the same could also be said about him.
Once a promising youth prospect in his Manchester United days, the midfielder has since become an erratic figure throughout his career. There have undoubtedly been flashes of brilliance on the pitch, but those moments have proven to be just as brief as his stay with several teams.
With stints at six European clubs since 2010, Morrison's resume resembles one typically associated with a veteran journeyman. Looking at the rosters he has been a part of, it's easy to forget that he only recently turned 25.
All that said, after signing a one-year loan with Atlas last summer, Morrison seems to be content with his latest move.
"It's nice, I like when the ball is on the floor and not in the air, I enjoy it here," responded the Atlas player when asked about his thoughts on the style of the Liga MX. "I think a lot of English players need to go abroad and play and experience, instead of staying in England. Because mainly, English players stay in England, but I think if you go abroad you can enjoy it a lot more."
When the conversation shifted to any problems adjusting to his change in lifestyle, he was quick to note that he had no issues. "I just take it day by day and enjoy it," Morrison said. "It's an experience and I enjoy it."
Nonetheless, despite his positivity after the match, it's also difficult to ignore his lack of impact with Atlas this year.
After a strong January that included two goals and three starts, Morrison quickly lost his spot in the Atlas XI. The Englishman became a substitute for the Guadalajara club, and since February, he has only been able to collect one start in league play.
As an option off the bench, it would be a stretch to say that he has taken charge. There is the occasional moment of magic when he has the ball at his feet, but in general, Morrison has proven to be average as a fringe player for his Mexican squad.
The raw talent is undoubtedly there, but the only reliable constant regarding Morrison is his inconsistency. In theory, a move to Mexico should have provided him with an invaluable second chance, but all it has shown is that he still has plenty to prove.
For better or worse, that second chance might still arrive through an unexpected and significant change in his national team career.
A few weeks back, Morrison posted an Instagram story that showed that the Manchester-born player was eyeing a potential call-up for Jamaica. On Friday, the midfielder followed up with ESPN FC about the recent developments regarding the Reggae Boyz.
"It's something that's in the process, it's looking to go more forward a bit," said Morrison about playing for Jamaica. "I think maybe it's a possibility."
Whether he joins Jamaica or not remains to be seen. It's unlikely that he will be involved in the upcoming friendlies this month, but once the CONCACAF Nations League kicks off in September, it wouldn't be much of a surprise to see Morrison on the field for the Caribbean roster.
As for his time with Atlas, it's also up in the air if his journey in Mexico will soon end. According to reports, his Liga MX club has an option to buy the Englishman, who is currently on loan from Lazio. Whether Atlas will exercise the right to purchase the player is also uncertain.
Either way, Morrison's curious saga will continue down its atypical path.
Keeping in mind that he is only 25, it will be fascinating to see what the next chapter holds for the midfielder who has carved a unique path in his professional career.


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package com.amazonaws.services.shield.model.transform;

import javax.annotation.Generated;

import com.amazonaws.SdkClientException;
import com.amazonaws.services.shield.model.*;

import com.amazonaws.protocol.*;
import com.amazonaws.annotation.SdkInternalApi;

/**
 * DeleteSubscriptionRequestMarshaller
 */
@Generated("com.amazonaws:aws-java-sdk-code-generator")
@SdkInternalApi
public class DeleteSubscriptionRequestMarshaller {

    private static final DeleteSubscriptionRequestMarshaller instance = new DeleteSubscriptionRequestMarshaller();

    public static DeleteSubscriptionRequestMarshaller getInstance() {
        return instance;
    }

    /**
     * Marshall the given parameter object.
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        if (deleteSubscriptionRequest == null) {
            throw new SdkClientException("Invalid argument passed to marshall(...)");
        }

        try {
        } catch (Exception e) {
            throw new SdkClientException("Unable to marshall request to JSON: " + e.getMessage(), e);
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Pagett Wins European Amateur Championship
by WSF Editor | Mar 20, 2020 | European Snooker, General
Andrew Pagett is set to snooker's top tier after he defeated Heikki Niva in the final of the 2020 EBSA European Amateur Snooker Championship.
A former Crucible Theatre qualifier who last featured as a professional in 2015, Pagett becomes the fourth different Welshman to claim the prestigious continental event, in this its 29th edition. Former winners of this championship include Mark Allen (2004), Luca Brecel (2010) and Scott Donaldson (2012).
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the entry and schedule for this year's tournament in Albufeira, Portugal was reduced.
Pagett began his campaign by topping his group without dropping a frame and qualifying for the subsequent knockout rounds. There he dispatched compatriot Ben Fortey 4-2 before eliminating Northern Irish national champion Declan Lavery 4-1 with breaks of 56 and 79 to reach finals day. During the last four, the 37-year-old registered runs of 50 and 57 as he overcame fellow ex-professional Ross Muir of Scotland 4-2.
In the other half of the draw Niva advanced to become the second player from Finland to reach the European title match, following in the footsteps of 1997 and 2013 champion Robin Hull. On his route Niva ended the hopes of English amateur champion Ben Hancorn and Belgian national champion Kevin Hanssens via deciding frames in the quarter and semi-finals respectively.
The final brought together the top two seeds from the round robin phase. Looking to gain promotion onto the main tour for the first time, 24-year-old Niva calmed his nerves by taking the opening frame. However, it would be the only time he led as Pagett strung together the next four frames – which included a tie-break finish in the fourth – to move one away from glory. The outsider reduced his arrears when chalking up frame six, but the Caerphilly cueist wasn't to be denied as he sealed the next to win 5-2.
Pagett has featured and performed very well on this season's Challenge Tour, recording an event victory and finishing third in the overall standings. However, he will no longer need to attend the play-offs as this latest triumph ensures that he will be nominated to receive a coveted two-year World Snooker Tour card.
Preceding this event, exciting Ukrainian prospect Iulian Boiko won the European 6-Red Championship. The 14-year-old progressed through his group and then six knockout round matches, culminating in a 5-3 final success against former world number eight Darren Morgan. Courtesy of the title, Boiko will represent the European Billiards and Snooker Association at the 6-Red World Championship later in the year.
Earlier in the festival at the Salgados Palace Hotel, the Republic of Ireland's Aaron Hill completed an unprecedented double by conquering both the European under-18 and 21 categories. The latter rewarded the Cork teenager a debut on the full-time professional circuit.
2020 EBSA European Amateur Snooker Championship
Results – from the quarter-finals onwards
Heikki Niva (Finland) 4-3 Ben Hancorn (England)
Kevin Hanssens (Belgium) 4-0 Zsolt Fenyvesi (Hugary)
Ross Muir (Scotland) 4-2 Daniel Womersley (England)
Declan Lavery (Northern Ireland) 1-4 Andrew Pagett (Wales)
Niva 4-3 Hanssens
Muir 2-4 Pagett
Niva 2-5 Pagett
Champion Hill Records Unique European Double
by WSF Editor | Mar 15, 2020 | General, Irish Snooker
Aaron Hill completed an unprecedented continental double after defeating Hayden Staniland 5-2 in the final to win the 2020 EBSA European Under-21 Snooker Championship in Portugal.
Just days after retaining the European under-18 title at the Salgados Palace Hotel in Albufeira, the latest part of Hill's trophy duo earns him a coveted professional World Snooker Tour card for the first time. He becomes the first player to claim both EBSA junior category championships in the same year.
The Irishman continued his fine form from earlier in the week, emerging through an entry of over 90 players who were representing 27 different countries. He began his campaign by relinquishing just one frame in the round robin phase, topping his group and qualifying for the knockouts.
Hill would however endure a scare in the last 32 when opponent Patrik Tiihonen of Finland made a 101 break to move 2-0 up before he strung together four consecutive frames to progress 4-2. The Cork cueist highlighted a run of 97 in eliminating fellow countryman and last year's runner-up Ross Bulman 4-1 in the last 16 and then dispatched England's number one ranked under-21 player and national champion Mark Lloyd 4-0 in the quarter-finals. In the last four he ended the challenge of Belgium's Ben Mertens 4-1.
Waiting for Hill in the final was Staniland, who was the first Englishman to reach the title match since 2016. Staniland showed nerve to survive a trio of deciding frame finishes in the knockout phase, including victory against Frenchman Brian Ochoiski in the semi-finals. In this the 24th edition of the competition, had Ochoiski advanced, it would have been the first time that a player from the United Kingdom had not featured in the final.
Staniland was largely confined to his seat for the opening mini-session of the best-of-nine frames final, though, as Hill helped himself to breaks of 59, 69 and 76 to boss his way to a 4-0 lead. The whitewash was averted by Staniland after the break and with an effort of 53 in frame six, he briefly threatened an unlikely comeback. However, despite a couple of wobbles in frame seven, Hill composed himself to get across the line and secure a 5-2 success.
The 18-year-old joins a roll of honour that lists former champions such as world ranking event winners Mark Allen, Michael White and Luca Brecel. He is the third player from the Republic of Ireland to conquer Europe's premier youth accolade, following in the footsteps of Thomas Dowling in 1997 – the inaugural edition – and Josh Boileau in 2016. Hill is now guaranteed a place on the sport's top tier for the 2020/21 and 2021/22 seasons.
Elsewhere in the tournament, England's Sean Maddocks – finalist in the under-18 championship and the WSF Junior Open – bowed out to Ochoiski in the last 32. WSF Open runner-up Iulian Boiko of the Ukraine qualified as one of the top seeds, but his hopes were dashed by Harry Andrew Gosney (England) in the last 16. Winner of this season's Challenge Tour Event Seven Dean Young (Scotland) was defeated by Julian Leclercq (Belgium) in the last 32.
Action continues in Portugal with the European 6-Red and Open Championships – the winner of the latter event will also collect a professional tour card.
2020 EBSA European Under-21 Snooker Championship
Results from the quarter-finals onwards
Harry Andrew Gosney (England) 3-4 Hayden Staniland (England)
Dylan Emery (Wales) 3-4 Brian Ochoiski (France)
Mark Lloyd (England) 0-4 Aaron Hill (Republic of Ireland)
Ben Mertens (Belgium) 4-1 Daniel Holoyda (Poland)
Staniland 4-3 Ochoiski
Hill 4-1 Mertens
Staniland 2-5 Hill
Hill Retains European Under-18 Title
The Republic of Ireland's Aaron Hill defended the EBSA European Under-18 Snooker Championship after he defeated Sean Maddocks 4-1 in the final in Portugal last night.
Featuring 70 players from 24 different countries, Hill was the last cueist remaining following four days of action at the Salgados Palace Hotel in Albufeira. The teenager follows in the footsteps of current main tour professional Jackson Page who retained this title in 2018.
Hill had no issues in qualifying for the knockout stages as he topped his group with four wins from four and crafted the tournament's highest break of 131. He then dispatched Luis Vetter (Switzerland) 3-1 before dropping no subsequent frames against Liam Graham (Scotland) 3-0, Joe Fenton (England) 4-0 and Ben Mertens (Belgium) 4-0 to make the final.
For Maddocks it was his second major international final appearance in just over two months after reaching the title match at the World Snooker Federation Junior Open in Malta. The Englishman also went through undefeated, eliminating recent Polish national champion Antoni Kowalski 4-3 from 3-1 down in the quarter-finals and fellow countryman Connor Benzey 4-1 in the last four.
Looking to avenge his whitewash loss to Maddocks during the semi-finals of the previously mentioned WSF Junior Open, Hill made an ideal start to the final as he compiled breaks of 73 and 55 to take the opening frame. The Irishman doubled his lead and it was looking like he was going to inflict a clean sweep of his opponent when a run of 92 allowed him to move 3-0 up. Maddocks got on the board with frame four but a 50 break helped promising prospect Hill secure a 4-1 victory and once again lift the trophy.
Elsewhere in the tournament, 13-year-old Bulcsú Révész (Hungary) and 15-year-old Robbie McGuigan (Northern Ireland) finished the groups phase as the top seeds, although Révész lost to Benzey in the quarter-finals and McGuigan bowed out to Joe Fenton (England) in the last 32. The Ukraine's Iulian Boiko – runner-up at the recent World Snooker Federation Open – lost to Benzey in the last 16 and Dean Young – a winner on this season's Challenge Tour – also went out at the same stage to Kowalski.
Attention in Portugal now turns to the lucrative European Under-21 Championship across the coming days where the winner will be offered a two-year professional World Snooker Tour card.
Results – from the quarter-finals onwards:
Bulcsú Révész (Hungary) 1-4 Connor Benzey (England)
Antoni Kowalski (Poland) 3-4 Sean Maddocks (England)
Ben Mertens (Belgium) 4-0 Madalin Gal (Romania)
Aaron Hill (Republic of Ireland) 4-0 Joe Fenton (England)
Benzey 1-4 Maddocks
Mertens 0-4 Hill
Maddocks 1-4 Hill
Australia to Host 2021 World Snooker Federation Tournaments
by WSF Editor | Mar 6, 2020 | Annoucements, General, WSF Junior Open, WSF Open
The World Snooker Federation (WSF) and Australian Billiards and Snooker Council (ABSC) are today delighted to jointly announce a new agreement which will see two major amateur tournaments held in Adelaide, South Australia in January 2021.
Following the successful staging of the WSF Junior Open and WSF Open tournaments won by Gao Yang and Ashley Hugill respectively in Malta earlier this year, both mixed-gender competitions are now set to take place next year at the Snooker SA Venue in Adelaide.
Both competitions will be open to all players who are in good standing with their national federation and will offer main tour qualification to the professional World Snooker Tour from the start of the 2021/22 season.
Snooker SA, established by the Billiards & Snooker Association of South Australia at 'The Venue' in 2015, houses 12 full-size snooker tables and is based in the heart of Adelaide with local accommodation and amenities easily accessible.
Snooker has a proud history in the region dating back over 100 years to the formation of the Association in 1913 and has seen many great champions crowned including current world number two Neil Robertson, winner of the inaugural SA Snooker Open in 2001.
Jason Ferguson, WSF President said: "Together with our friends at the ABSC I am extremely pleased to be able to announce the next staging of these two highly prestigious WSF tournaments in Adelaide next year.
"This year's open entry events in Malta proved extremely successful in breaking down barriers, providing opportunity for all in to gain access to the World Snooker Tour. Our new World Junior Open demonstrated clearly that there is a new generation of players waiting to appear in our major televised events. The tournament provides a fantastic opportunity for these players to compete for a world junior title in our sport, many of them also then contesting the subsequent open competition with the world's best amateur players.
"The World Snooker Federation is going from strength to strength, and to fit with the WSF's vision of reaching out to all destinations around the world we are delighted to be working alongside the experienced and passionate ABSC team. When staging international amateur events such as these, it is vital we find attractive international destinations for all. Having personally visited Adelaide in the past, I am sure all players along with their families and friends will soak up this wonderful Australian experience by the sea.
"Once again, these tournaments will be open to all and will again provide direct access to the World Snooker Tour, not only through main tour cards, but also further opportunities to compete in prestigious ranking tournaments."
Frank Dewens, ABSC President said: "We are delighted and honoured to be offered the opportunity to host these two prestigious tournaments. The ABSC together with the Australian Confederation of Billiards Sports are providing our elite snooker players the opportunity to play against the best in the world. Whilst Australia is at a distinct disadvantage geographically, these tournaments will be bringing the best in the world to Australia and to our region."
Further information about the tournaments will be made available in due course.
Kowalski Claims Polish Championship
by WSF Editor | Mar 5, 2020 | General
Teenager Antoni Kowalski defeated Mateusz Baranowski 6-4 to win his maiden Polish National Snooker Championship last weekend with an impressive display in front of the live television cameras.
Following qualification which was held earlier in the season, the last 36 main stage of the competition took place at the Lublin Masters Bowling and Billiards Club. Exciting prospect Kowalski – who reached the last 16 of the recent World Snooker Federation Junior Open in Malta – started his campaign strong, winning all three of his group games 3-0. This included a victory over World Disability Billiards and Snooker competitor Adam Wilk, who also advanced to the knockout phase.
The 16-year-old continued his assault on the title by making breaks of 51, 80 and 51 to dispatch Jason Wright 4-0 in the last 16 and then producing a 66 during a 4-0 elimination of Michał Kotiuk in the quarter-finals.
Featuring the four remaining hopefuls, the final day of the tournament was shown live on Polish TV sports channel TVP Sport with an arena specially erected in their studio.
Seemingly unperturbed by the added exposure, Kowalski extended his perfect record by getting the better of Paweł Rogoza 4-0 with runs of 54 and 100. In the other semi-final tie, 2017 and 2018 champion Mateusz Baranowski also compiled exactly 100 as he ended the hopes of Bartosz Utkowski 4-1.
The best-of-11 final began with Kowalski crafting another three-figure contribution – a 106 – to take the opening frame, although Baranowski responded to level and therefore inflict his opponent's first dropped frame of the entire event.
Kowalski retook the lead with the help of a 77 break but back came Baranowski to sqaure up with a 59. For the first time a buffer emerged between the pair as Kowalski (62 break) moved 4-2 ahead, although once again his rival – aided by a 91 – restored parity. However, Kowalski was not to be denied the trophy as he secured the next two frames to record a 6-4 triumph.
Organised by the Polish Billiards and Snooker Association – a member nation of the World Snooker Federation – this was the 28th edition of the national championship. Current World Snooker Tour professional Kacper Filipiak claimed the title in 2019.
Image by Krzysztof Klajn.
2020 Polish National Snooker Championship
Results from the quarter-finals onwards – breaks in brackets
Mateusz Baranowski (60) 4-1 Daniel Holoyda
Bartosz Utkowski 4-3 Bartłomiej Różański
Paweł Rogoza (54, 66) 4-1 Marcin Nitschke
Antoni Kowalski (66) 4-0 Michał Kotiuk
Baranowski (53, 52, 100) 4-1 Utkowski
Rogoza 0-4 (54, 100) Kowalski
Baranowski (59, 91) 4-6 (106, 77, 62) Kowalski


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Home MORE GAMING NEWS 9 nice video games on your PlayStation from 2022
9 nice video games on your PlayStation from 2022
Micha Huigen / The Verge
If you just bought a PlayStation 5, there are a bunch of nice video games so that you can play on that console. Since its release in late 2020, dozens of must-play video games have appeared, together with a number of console-exclusive video games that you simply gained't be capable of play anyplace else.
If you don't have the money to spend on a PS5, don't fear. Due to the continued problem of discovering PS5s in inventory, Sony has launched PS4 variations of a few of its greatest 2022 titles, together with God of War Ragnorök, Gran Turismo 7, and Horizon Forbidden West. However, that pattern could finally fizzle out, with Sony shifting extra of its focus to the newer, extra highly effective console.
I counsel trying out our 2020 and 2021 lists for video games to play on PlayStation in case you want some further suggestions. As for what's beneath, these are one of the best PlayStation video games to play in 2022.
Image: FromSoftware
Costing $59.99, no different sport on this record comes near providing as a lot replay worth for the value as Elden Ring. It's the most recent sport from FromSoftware, the makers of Dark Souls and Bloodborne, and it options extra of that firm's signature difficult-yet-rewarding gameplay, nevertheless it's set in an unlimited open-world surroundings that encourages exploration and experimentation.
Elden Ring isn't the only option for newbies except you're prepared to decide to honing your expertise. Even the starter enemies waste no time placing you in your home, nevertheless it's by no means unfair. If you're a fan of the builders' previous video games, which a number of of us at The Verge are, we expect you'll rapidly discover your groove in Elden Ring.
Image: Sony
This is the sport to get in case you're a lover of cars — and jazz. Gran Turismo 7 is the most recent iteration of the automotive racing simulator, and it permits you to get much more granular together with your automotive obsession than earlier than. The sport rapidly provides you the instruments to spec vehicles to your liking, and this sport stands out with its story mode that delves into the previous, current, and way forward for traditional automotive fashions, introduced by individuals who had been answerable for making them. And as I discussed earlier, it performs jazz over your gameplay.
On the facet, Gran Turismo 7 has the entire options you could be anticipating from a contemporary racing sport, together with on-line play, a photograph mode, and an unlimited array of customization for every automotive mannequin. This sport is enjoyable to play, letting you merely focus in your place within the race as a substitute of juggling myriad goals, which is what most video games ask of you.
Developer Naughty Dog remastered its two PS4 Uncharted titles for PS5, bringing alongside higher graphics, quicker loading instances, and a few spectacular haptic suggestions on the DualSense controller. The Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection contains Uncharted 4: A Thief's End and Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, the previous being the most recent (and probably, the ultimate) act in the primary Uncharted plot line. The Lost Legacy is a smaller journey that focuses on facet characters in a brand new surroundings and is equally entertaining.
If you take pleasure in Indiana Jones-style tomb raiding, puzzle fixing, butt-kicking, and characters loaded with quips, this assortment is a purchase order that you simply doubtless gained't remorse making. This assortment is obtainable on PS5 and PC.
Neon White is the proper sport for individuals who take pleasure in first-person shooters in addition to racing by way of ranges to get the bottom time attainable. The sport has nice visuals and a enjoyable soundtrack, however the spotlight is the quick, responsive gameplay that encourages replays to beat time trial data set by your pals on-line.
Neon White is loaded with dozens of enjoyable ranges, every rigorously constructed with power-ups and enemies. The actual enjoyable within the sport comes whenever you start to grasp every stage's structure, making you're feeling like a speed-running wizard. This title is cheap in comparison with many on this record, costing $24.99. It's obtainable for PS5 and PS4.
Image: Sony Interactive Entertainment
The sequel to Horizon Zero Dawn arrived on PS5 and PS4 in early 2022, increasing on the unique action-adventure sport with an excellent larger world and story. As with any sequel, it's best to play the primary sport first to completely perceive the stakes. However, this newer sport offers an intensive recap of the primary entry in case you simply wish to begin with the sequel. No one can blame you since Forbidden West offers extra quality-of-life gameplay tweaks, in addition to extra graphical eye sweet with its practical characters and environments. Just to notice, this sport is a single-player expertise, and it doesn't have any multiplayer parts.
The Last of Us has turn out to be a multimedia property, increasing from video video games to its personal HBO TV present coming in early 2023. To prime viewers for the survival-horror drama they'll doubtless see play out within the present, Naughty Dog remastered The Last of Us for PS5. The sport initially launched for the PS3 in 2013 (it was remastered for the PS4 a 12 months later).
The Last of Us Part I, because it's known as, is obtainable on the PS5 and is coming to PC in 2023. It's a gritty and violent sport, advised from the angle of Joel and Ellie as they try and bludgeon their manner by way of a zombie-like apocalypse with the hopes of discovering a treatment to save lots of humanity.
As was anticipated, it significantly improved the graphics and gameplay to make it feel and appear much like The Last of Us Part II, which launched in 2020. With this remaster, enjoying these video games back-to-back to soak in the entire story ought to really feel extra seamless.
God of War Ragnorök
Image: Santa Monica Studio
God of War Ragnorök is one more sequel on this record that's price enjoying. It follows the 2018 God of War title, happening proper after that sport's remaining scene (it presents a recap, however it's best to search out a YouTube abstract, because the recap's not complete).
While Ragnorök's third-person motion gameplay feels much like its predecessor, its story is way extra bold. As Kratos needs to bury his previous, he's attempting to persuade his younger son, Atreus, to not observe a tempting path at discovering his godhood and defying prophecy. Of course, issues don't go as deliberate, however that's what makes this sport so enjoyable. God of War Ragnorök is obtainable on PS4 and PS5.
Image: Annapurna Interactive
While a lot of the video games on this record put you in charge of a revenge-seeking humanoid, in Stray, you're only a cat. For cat lovers, that alone would possibly make it price enjoying. There's even a devoted "meow" button. But there's an awesome sport beneath the appeal in Stray. It's a puzzle-based stealth sport the place it's a must to see options as a cat would and sometimes run on your life from the all-consuming zurk species. During the seven-hour or so journey, you'll befriend different cats and an equally cute robotic, who will help you in puzzles and finally enable you to translate your cat chatter. Stray is obtainable for the PS4 and PS5.
Image: CD Projekt Red
While this sport didn't release in 2022, its massive, free next-gen patch did. The Witcher III: Wild Hunt now presents ray-traced graphics, quicker loading instances, and different refinements on the PS5, making this one of the best time to leap in. CD Projekt Red initially launched this sport in 2015 on the PS4, and it was a miraculous achievement on the time — and nonetheless is. It's one of some open-world RPGs that has an enormous map that's price totally exploring and enjoyable, memorable missions that ought to hold you entertained for dozens of hours.
If you're deciding between The Witcher III: Wild Hunt or CD Projekt Red's newer, flashier sport Cyberpunk 2077, I extremely counsel trying out the previous first. It's a extra polished and enjoyable expertise front-to-back.
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CPTC Foundation Has Another Successful Golf Tournament!
The Family of John P. Pike Participating in the Tournament
Friday, October 19, 2018, The CPTC Foundation held its annual John P. Pike Memorial CPTC Foundation Golf Tournament. This golf tournament is held yearly to raise funds for student grants and scholarships. All funds are directly allocated to fund student success through the CPTC Foundation.
This tournament was named after and is held is memory of Mr. John P. Pike, former President of Okefenokee Technical College (OTC), now Coastal Pines Technical College. Mr. Pike was a strong believer in student success. He loved the college and wanted to ensure that every student had the most opportunity to come to school and ultimately enter the work force. Mr. Pike was a strong advocate for the Foundation and its ability to fund this very cause.
A big thank you is due to the family of Mr. John P. Pike, all the teams that participated in the tournament, the volunteers, community members, businesses and organizations that sponsored the tournament, and the faculty and staff that were involved in making this another success! Also thank you to the Okfenokee Country Club for being a gracious host and allowing the CPTC Foundation to take over for the day! Coastal Pines Technical College is able to provide opportunities for success because of people like you!


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Q: Redrawing a google map to bring to view a hidden moving marker I have a marker that moves inside a google map like http://jsfiddle.net/t43kaeyr/1/
However,there are times when the marker is not visible within the confines of the map canvas and i wonder how i can redraw the map to make visible the moving marker.
I have looked posts from the past but i cant seem to get it right.This is the css of the map canvas
#map_canvas {
    width: 600px;
    height: 200px;
}

code snippet (from linked fiddle):

var map, marker;
var startPos = [42.42679066670903, -83.29210638999939];
var speed = 50; // km/h

var delay = 100;
// If you set the delay below 1000ms and you go to another tab,
// the setTimeout function will wait to be the active tab again
// before running the code.
// See documentation :
// https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WindowTimers/setTimeout#Inactive_tabs

function animateMarker(marker, coords, km_h) {
  var target = 0;
  var km_h = km_h || 50;
  coords.push([startPos[0], startPos[1]]);

  function goToPoint() {
    var lat = marker.position.lat();
    var lng = marker.position.lng();
    var step = (km_h * 1000 * delay) / 3600000; // in meters

    var dest = new google.maps.LatLng(
      coords[target][0], coords[target][1]);

    var distance =
      google.maps.geometry.spherical.computeDistanceBetween(
        dest, marker.position); // in meters

    var numStep = distance / step;
    var i = 0;
    var deltaLat = (coords[target][0] - lat) / numStep;
    var deltaLng = (coords[target][1] - lng) / numStep;

    function moveMarker() {
      lat += deltaLat;
      lng += deltaLng;
      i += step;

      if (i < distance) {
        marker.setPosition(new google.maps.LatLng(lat, lng));
        setTimeout(moveMarker, delay);
      } else {
        marker.setPosition(dest);
        target++;
        if (target == coords.length) {
          target = 0;
        }

        setTimeout(goToPoint, delay);
      }
    }
    moveMarker();
  }
  goToPoint();
}

function initialize() {
  var myOptions = {
    zoom: 16,
    center: new google.maps.LatLng(42.425175091823974, -83.2943058013916),
    mapTypeId: google.maps.MapTypeId.ROADMAP
  };
  map = new google.maps.Map(document.getElementById("map_canvas"), myOptions);

  marker = new google.maps.Marker({
    position: new google.maps.LatLng(startPos[0], startPos[1]),
    map: map
  });

  google.maps.event.addListenerOnce(map, 'idle', function() {
    animateMarker(marker, [
      // The coordinates of each point you want the marker to go to.
      // You don't need to specify the starting position again.
      [42.42666395645802, -83.29694509506226],
      [42.42300508749226, -83.29679489135742],
      [42.42304468678425, -83.29434871673584],
      [42.424882066428424, -83.2944130897522],
      [42.42495334300206, -83.29203128814697]
    ], speed);
  });
}

initialize();
#map_canvas {
  width: 600px;
  height: 200px;
}

A: Simplest solution is to center the map on the moving marker:
function moveMarker() {
    lat += deltaLat;
    lng += deltaLng;
    i += step;

    if (i < distance) {
            marker.setPosition(new google.maps.LatLng(lat, lng));
            map.setCenter(marker.getPosition());
            setTimeout(moveMarker, delay);
        } else {
            marker.setPosition(dest);
            map.setCenter(marker.getPosition());
            target++;
            if (target == coords.length) {
                target = 0;
        }

        setTimeout(goToPoint, delay);
    }
}

updated fiddle
Another option would be if you know the marker is reasonably close to the area covered by your map, you could zoom out the map until it is visible.
function moveMarker() {
    lat += deltaLat;
    lng += deltaLng;
    i += step;

    if (i < distance) {
        marker.setPosition(new google.maps.LatLng(lat, lng));
        if (!map.getBounds().contains(marker.getPosition())) {
            // marker out of view, zoom out
            map.setZoom(map.getZoom() - 1);
        }
        setTimeout(moveMarker, delay);
    } else {
        marker.setPosition(dest);
        if (!map.getBounds().contains(marker.getPosition())) {
            // marker out of view, zoom out
            map.setZoom(map.getZoom() - 1);
        }
        target++;
        if (target == coords.length) {
            target = 0;
        }

        setTimeout(goToPoint, delay);
    }
}

updated fiddle


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Home » World News » Donald Trump's personal lawyer hospitalised after testing positive for coronavirus
Donald Trump's personal lawyer hospitalised after testing positive for coronavirus
Rudy Giuliani: Donald Trump's lawyer discusses voter fraud
The president, who became ill with coronavirus in October, sent well wishes to the former mayor of New York City in a tweet to his 88 million followers. He wrote: "Get better soon Rudy, we will carry on!"
Two sources told Reuters and USA Today that Mr Giuliani was at Georgetown University Hospital in Washington, D.C on Sunday.
No details about when he caught the virus, or whether he is suffering with symptoms, have emerged.
His son Andrew Giuliani, a special assistant to Mr Trump, tweeted that his father was "resting, getting great care and feeling well."
He wrote: "Thank you to all the friends who have reached out concerned about his well being."
While he has not publicly commented on the matter, the lawyer has retweeted the president's post and thanked a well-wisher.
Mr Giuliani Jr said he tested positive for coronavirus last month.
Mr Giuliani Sr appeared on Fox News on Sunday to discuss legal challenges launched in several states on behalf of President Trump.
He has led efforts to overturn the Republican's November 3 election loss to Joe Biden despite state and federal officials saying there is no evidence of significant fraud.
US Attorney General William Barr has said his justice department has found no proof to back these claims.
He said: "To date, we have not seen fraud on a scale that could have effected a different outcome in the election."
On Thursday, Mr Giuliani visited Georgia to urge state lawmakers to overturn Biden's victory in the state.
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He made similar pleas in Arizona on Monday and Michigan on Wednesday.
Coronavirus figures in the US are higher than any country in the world.
Almost 14.6 million people have been infected and a total of 281,234 people have died so far, according to Johns Hopkins University.
Trump refuses to concede defeat to President-elect Biden despite a margin of 306-232 in the electoral college and more than seven million in the popular vote.
The lead in the popular vote is the second largest since 2000.
Biden had won about 81.2 million votes by Friday morning, according to CNN – the most votes a candidate has won in US history.
Trump had won about 74.2 million, making him the second-highest vote earner in American history.
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@end

@interface AppEvent : OOCModel

@property NSString* name;
@property id<OOCIndex> nameMeta;
@property NSDate* date;

@property (readonly) double d_date;
@property (readonly) id<OOCSortedIndex> d_dateMeta;
@property (readonly) int day;
@property id<OOCSortedIndexGroupBy> d_date__day;

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Q: ChannelInboundHandlerAdapter writeAndFlush(msg) method does release msg after flushing? I am using ChannelInboundHandlerAdapter class and writeAndFlush every message that came from channelRead();
public void channelRead(ChannelHandlerContext ctx, Object msg) throws Exception {
    ByteBuf msgBuffer = (ByteBuf)msg;
    BinaryWebSocketFrame frame= new BinaryWebSocketFrame(msgBuffer);
    ctx.writeAndFlush(frame);
}

In this case: Does Netty release "frame" and the "msg". I know that they are reference counted object, thus when I try to release them manually like the following:
public void channelRead(ChannelHandlerContext ctx, Object msg) throws  Exception {
    ByteBuf buf = (ByteBuf)msg;
    BinaryWebSocketFrame frame= new BinaryWebSocketFrame(buf);
    ctx.writeAndFlush(frame);
    buf.release();
    frame.release();
}

But in that case I am getting refCounted object release error which is the following:
io.netty.util.IllegalReferenceCountException: refCnt: 0, decrement: 1

At first, I relied on netty that it releases the related instances but it gave me memory leak error on runtime occasionally.
How to reduce memory usage in such case because creating new instances in every channelRead event is not good idea when you can not release them properly.

A: Yeah if you call writeAndFlush(...) you are basically transfer the ownership of the buffer. Netty itself will release the buffer if it was written or if the write fails.


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Christmas baking is already starting around here, so today we are sharing these ooooh so simple to make, "all in one bowl" snowball cookies. A little warning you won't be able to just eat one. They are perfect to enjoy freshly baked, or frozen away for Christmas time. They're also one of our favourites to include in a cookie exchange, or wrapped up as gifts for your neighbours and friends.
In this recipe we have chosen to use ground almonds, however you can also use ground hazelnuts as well. Since there is only a couple of ingredients for these cookies, we recommend using a good quality butter that's from grass fed or organic cow's milk if available. The cookies get a gentle toss in icing sugar once they are out of the oven and while still slightly warm, plus a second dusting for the final touch once they are completely cooled. These adorable cookies are a perfect treat to (quickly) whip up with the kids after school and great to dunk in a cup of hot coco or coffee!
Just a quick 15 minute chill time, while the oven heats ups and these cute little cookies will be oven ready in no time.
1. Pre heat the oven to 350° F (180 °C). Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
2. In a large bowl with a wooden spoon or with the paddle attachment fitted to your kitchen aid mixer, cream together the ground almonds, sugar, butter and both extracts, around two minutes.
3. Add in the flour and salt and mix until just combined, it will be a sandy texture use your hands bring the dough together.
4. Scoop out the cookies using a small scoop. (25mm) onto the baking sheet, roll in your hands to form nice round balls, place in the freezer for about 15 minutes to firm up.
5. Remove from the freezer and space out the cookies leaving around 2 cm gap in-between cookies, they don't really spread so don't worry to much.
6. Bake in the oven for 15-18 minutes until the bottom of the cookie is golden brown and then edges start to lightly brown.
7. Remove to a cooling rack and let cool for 4-5 minutes.
8. Sift about 1/2 cup of icing sugar into a bowl, when the cookies are cool enough to handle, coat each cookie in the icing sugar, sifting off any excess icing sugar. Place back onto the cooling rack to finishing cooling.
9. Before serving sprinkle or dredge with another layer of icing sugar.
Note: These will keep in a sealed container for up to 3 days, you can always freeze them as well or freeze the unbaked cookies and bake off, add two minutes of additional baking time if doing this step.


Tourism in Russia is a growing sector of the Russian economy. According to the World Tourism Organization, Russia is one of the leading countries in the world within the international tourism. During 2014 Russia has welcomed around 28 million international visitors (9th place in the world).
The rich cultural heritage and natural diversity puts Russia at a prominent place in the world among countries with the potential growth of tourism. There are 26 UNESCO World Heritage sites there. Different regions and ethnic groups in Russia have a wide variety of traditions.
traveling to the volcanoes of Kamchatka and Primorye.
It's hard to imagine something more complex, diverse and multi-component than the huge vast Russia to describe.
Here you find an old Russian capital, St. Petersburg with its rigorous spirit and elegant architecture.
And you will not miss a widely merchant, always carousing and still famous for its domes, headed by Ivan the Great bell tower, now the official capital - Moscow.
and the famous "Russian pocket" - Nizhny Novgorod.
As well as the great Siberian expanses with a variety of natural attractions and ancient cities that seem completely beyond the limits of the Far East, so rich in beauty, natural resources and harsh climate. Russia is so big and diverse that everyone will find here something interesting just for himself.
Both capitals attract hundreds of thousands of tourists from year to year as a magnet. Museums, art galleries, palaces, churches, monasteries, monuments, historic buildings, gardens and parks, theatres and concert halls, skating rinks, and water parks - all of these is in abundance, both in northern and official capitals. To take part in all available excursions is impossible.
The suburbs of St. Petersburg (Tsarskoye Selo, Pavlovsk, Lomonosov, Peterhof) require a special attention.


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Pictures from the 2022 European Rare and Inhibitor Summit
Home > EHC News > Pictures from the 2022 European Rare and Inhibitor Summit
In December 2022, the European Haemophilia Consortium (EHC) held its first European Rare and Inhibitor Summit in Barretstown, Ireland. The event attracted close to 100 volunteers from across Europe for three days of scientific sessions, workshops, community-building exercises and outdoor activities. Through this event, the EHC wishes to serve a subset of the rare bleeding disorders community impacted by inhibitors or very rare bleeding disorders. It is often difficult for EHC members to serve this population due to its limited national numbers.
We are delighted to share with you the pictures from this event.
Find out more about the ERIN programme here.
January 23, 2023 at 1:32 pm EHC EHC News Share via: