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Nutrition affects Sertoli cell function but not Sertoli cell numbers in sexually mature male sheep
Yongjuan Guan, Guanxiang Liang, Penny A.R. Hawken, Sarah J. Meachem, Irek A. Malecki, Seungmin Ham, Tom Stewart, Le Luo Guan, Graeme B. Martin
Obstetrics & Gynaecology Monash Health
We tested whether the reversible effects of nutrition on spermatogenesis in sexually mature sheep were mediated by Sertoli cells. Rams were fed with diets designed to achieve a 10% increase (High), no change (Maintenance) or a 10% decrease (Low) in body mass after 65 days. At the end of treatment, testes were lighter in the Low than the High group (P<0.01). The Maintenance group had intermediate values that were not significantly different from those of the other two groups. Spermatogenesis (Johnsen score) was impaired in the Low group, but normal in both other groups. There was no effect of treatment on Sertoli cell numbers, although 1% of Sertoli cells appeared to retain their ability to proliferate. By contrast, Sertoli cell function was affected by dietary treatment, as evidenced by differences between the High and Low groups (P<0.05) in the expression of seven Sertoli cell-specific genes. Under-nutrition appeared to reverse cellular differentiation leading to disruption of tight-junction morphology. In conclusion, in sexually mature sheep, reversible reductions in testis mass and spermatogenesis caused by under-nutrition were associated with impairment of basic aspects of Sertoli cell function but not with changes in the number of Sertoli cells.
Reproduction, Fertility and Development
https://doi.org/10.1071/RD14368
Sertoli cell activity
Sertoli cell differentiation
Sertoli cell proliferation
testis morphometry
10.1071/RD14368
Guan, Y., Liang, G., Hawken, P. A. R., Meachem, S. J., Malecki, I. A., Ham, S., Stewart, T., Guan, L. L., & Martin, G. B. (2016). Nutrition affects Sertoli cell function but not Sertoli cell numbers in sexually mature male sheep. Reproduction, Fertility and Development, 28(8), 1152-1163. https://doi.org/10.1071/RD14368
Guan, Yongjuan ; Liang, Guanxiang ; Hawken, Penny A.R. ; Meachem, Sarah J. ; Malecki, Irek A. ; Ham, Seungmin ; Stewart, Tom ; Guan, Le Luo ; Martin, Graeme B. / Nutrition affects Sertoli cell function but not Sertoli cell numbers in sexually mature male sheep. In: Reproduction, Fertility and Development. 2016 ; Vol. 28, No. 8. pp. 1152-1163.
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newsmaker Craig Mundie, chief technical officer of Microsoft's strategic alliance and policy division, has spent a good part of his 14-year career at Microsoft dreaming up cool technology.
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Photo Credit: CNS/Paul Haring - Pope Francis kisses a baby during his general audience in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican.
Walking together, Christians experience unity in diversity, pope says
People need to walk together in harmony to build a more fraternal world, Pope Francis said, reflecting upon his recent trip to Romania.
The May 31-June 2 trip showed the important need "to walk together, both for Christians" when it comes to faith and charity, and for residents of a nation, when it comes to civic engagement, he said June 5 during his weekly general audience in St. Peter's Square.
As is customary, Pope Francis reviewed his trip to the predominantly Orthodox East European nation during his first general audience after the trip.
Yet he also used the audience to remind people to take part in the "One Minute for Peace" initiative June 8. The day marks the fifth anniversary of the pope's historic gathering at the Vatican with Israeli President Shimon Peres, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and Orthodox Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew of Constantinople, and their "invocation for peace."
Every year since that meeting in 2014, the International Forum of Catholic Action has promoted "One Minute for Peace" every June 8 at 1 p.m. The pope said people of faith are invited to pray for and people with no religious belief are invited to reflect on "a more fraternal world."
In his main audience talk reviewing his trip to Romania, the pope noted his encounter with Romanian Orthodox Patriarch Daniel and the Permanent Synod of the Romanian Orthodox Church, where he reiterated "the desire of the Catholic Church to walk together in reconciled memory and toward full unity."
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New Samsung Gear VR Refines But Doesn't Revolutionize
By Chris Schodt 16 August 2016
Stuck Between Generations
When Samsung launched the Galaxy Note 7 with a microUSB port, many people blamed the Gear VR for holding back the company from adopting the newer USB Type-C standard. With more than a million headsets sold, how could Samsung justify a new interface that would render all those devices incompatible?
With the launch of a new Gear VR, Samsung finally has the answer. The new mobile VR system looks similar to its predecessor, except for its dark blue and midnight colors, but it hides a number of significant improvements. Chief among them is a clever new system of interchangeable adapters that lets you swap microUSB and USB-C compatibility, keeping the new Gear VR compatible with Samsung's older phones, but also letting it connect to the new Note 7 (the first Samsung device to sport USB-C).
The interchangeable USB ports on the new Gear VR
Other than this new trick, the updated Gear VR also has an improved touchpad, a number of refinements to fit and comfort, and better lenses with a wider field of view. The new headset also feels sturdier, though it comes at the cost of being slightly heavier
Improved interface and new compatibility aside (and that interchangeable adapter really is an engineering marvel), is the new Gear VR worth an upgrade?
Comparing Realities
I've been thinking of this new Gear VR as the second edition, but a Samsung rep pointed out that they think of it as the third, counting the "Innovator Edition." If Samsung wants to get technical, the case can also be made that this is in fact the fourth Gear VR, as there were in fact two Innovator Editions (SM-R320 and R321). All of this is to say that when I refer to the "new Gear VR", I'm talking about the dark blue edition released in 2016, and by "old Gear VR," I'm referring to the white device that was the first consumer edition (SM-R322, released 2015).
My goal here was to compare the two Gear VR headsets to see what improvements have been made. In an attempt to eliminate variables, I had to resort to using a Galaxy Note 5 as the phone driving the two Gear VR systems. I did my initial testing of the new Gear VR with a Galaxy Note 7, but although the new Gear VR can adapt to fit the micoUSB port on the Note 5, the old Gear VR can't accommodate the Note 7's USB-C port.
Despite being a year old, the Note 5 still performed admirably, though I can say with confidence that the Note 7 is the ideal phone for use in the Gear VR. The display appears slightly clearer and more vibrant than the Note 5 (in fact, the Note 7 has possibly the best screen I've ever seen on a phone), and the Snapdragon 820 processor made for a smooth experience without the overheating problems that plagued earlier Galaxy phones.
The Note 5 is no slouch of a device, though, still sporting a 5.7" AMOLED screen at a 2560 x 1400 resolution for a pixel density of 515 PPI. Having also used the old gear VR extensively with a smaller Galaxy S6 (same resolution, but with a 5.1" screen), I can report that the larger phone makes for a much better experience. The difference is noticeable, with the larger image filling more of your vision and helping with immersion, which is the entire point of VR.
So with Note 5 in hand, I fired up the old Gear VR. My plan was to go through a series of experiences and play a few games that rely on the Gear VR's built in touchpad, and then swap to the new Gear VR and repeat the content. In total I spent about 3 hours in virtual reality, which was enough time to make me slightly cross-eyed and put the real world out of focus for a solid 10 minutes once I took the headset off.
The content I consumed during the test included Marvel's Battle for Avenger's Tower experience, a brief animated fly-through a slow-motion fight scene; Sonar, a short horror film set on an asteroid; a few rounds of Suicide Squad: Special Ops, a wave defense game; Land's End, a puzzle simulator from the creators of Monument Valley; and CCP's Gunjack, a turret shooter set in space.
Land's End, a VR puzzle game from the creators of Monument Valley
The Heat And The Cold
The first challenge was the Note 5's tendency to overheat. This has been well reported, but the Gear VR puts a toll on a phone's processor. In the mobile world, as a device heats up, software governors reduce the chipset's frequency, reducing power draw at the expense of device speed. In normal applications, this generally means dropped frames or slower loading times, but in VR the slowdown makes the entire experience feel sluggish, choppy and disorienting.
I got my first overheat warning with the old Gear VR during Sonar, after only a few minutes in VR. I managed to finish the video, but when I tried to launch Suicide Squad, the phone stuttered to the point that it was nauseating and unplayable. I pulled the phone, waited ten minutes, and tried again. This time I made it two waves into the game before I received another overheat warning, and the game froze. After the third overheat, I hit upon a solution that Samsung almost certainly never intended: I put the Note 5 in the freezer and walked away for half an hour.
Remarkably, this worked, and I was able to play through the rest of my test with no problem.
So it's come to this
Moving on to the new system, I swapped the Gear VR's connector to the included microUSB port to match my Note 5, but my phone didn't immediately recognize the headset. I had to remove and reseat the port a few times, and try plugging the phone in two or three times before everything registered, but once I got going, there were no problems. The new Gear VR is definitely an improvement, and the differences were noticeable, but not extreme.
The lenses of the new Gear VR are also improved. In theory they're supposed to provide a wider field of vision (or "FOV," now 101 degrees, up from 96), though without switching back and forth between the two headsets it was hard to notice. The biggest practical advantage of the wider FOV is that it pushes back the color-fringed areas of the image further into your peripheral vision. Both of the Gear VR systems suffer from bad chromatic aberration (rainbow-colored halos and fringes) around objects at the the edges of the image, but the wider FOV of the new Gear VR helped keep the center of the image free from this distortion. The lenses may also be a slightly higher-quality material, as the image seemed slightly brighter and sharper, even on the Note 5.
The new Gear VR is also a bit more comfortable and easy to fit. The top strap now adjusts only from one point, which makes it easier to fit to your head. (The old gear VR used Velcro adjustments at either end of the strap, which was sort of a pain to fine-tune.)
The new system velcros in the back and adjusts in the front. It's a small change, but smart.
In a surprise for me, the touchpad on the side of the new Gear VR is also massively improved. The old Gear VR used a "+" shaped touchpad with a small metallic capacitive button in the middle to let you interact with menus and play games. I generally use the Gear VR with a controller, and doing this comparison reminded me of what a pain it is to actually try and interact with anything using the the touchpad on the older system.
On the old Gear VR, touching almost anywhere--not just on the middle button--generally registers an action, and simply trying to navigate the store in VR was such a frustrating odyssey of mis-registered gestures, switching screens while trying to select, and input errors that I nearly threw the headset across the room.
The new Gear VR does away with the + shaped pad and the central button and just has a touch-sensitive zone on the side of the headset. I had thought this would make input even more imprecise, but remarkably it's a huge improvement. Without the D-pad shape, the Gear VR now registers gestures anywhere on its touch surface, and navigating menus and playing games is actually far easier and more elegant. Tapping selects, and swiping completes actions.
I can't say whether it was the residual effects of my freezer treatment or some improvement of the new Gear VR (possibly more efficient sensors, or the larger frame allowing for better air circulation?), but in the hour or more I was playing games with the Note 5 on the new Gear VR, it never overheated. I also have yet to have any overheating problems with the Note 7.
But Will it Play Crysis?
If you already have a Gear VR and have been enjoying it, the new Gear VR won't offer you anything substantially new. But if you have an old Gear VR, it drives you crazy, and you aren't ready to shell out for a Vive or Oculus, then the new system might be appealing. And if you've never tried the Gear VR but are curious, the new system does fix many of the flaws of the original Gear VR and is an ideal entry point into VR for anyone with a Samsung phone.
Speaking of these mobile VR systems in general, the head tracking and input controls have gotten so good by now that you're hardly aware you're wearing a headset, but the image still leaves something to be desired. Even with Samsung's 2560 x 1440 QHD screens, the pixels are clearly visible when the phone is only inches from your eyes and magnified by lenses. Much of the content also suffers from strong aliasing, with jagged lines and fuzzy text degrading the experience (though somehow Samsung avoids this in its own system menus, which are sharp and readable).
Not a perfect example, but this shows some of the pixelation and aberration in the image.
This is only worsened by the strong chromatic aberration, though as I mentioned, the new Gear VR doesn't seem to suffer from that particular affliction as much. This isn't to say you can't still be blown away by an experience on the Gear VR; it just highlights some of the technical challenges of the system. The next generation of Galaxy phones, rumored to have 4k screens, will hopefully help the situation.
It's not the hardware that's the real weak point of the Gear VR ecosystem; it's the content. The entire Gear VR system is still hamstrung by a lousy app and limited library. Outside of VR, the Oculus/Samsung app is almost useless, offering only the most basic storefront of content management. In the store itself, most of the "experiences" are only a few minutes long, and many games, some of them costing $5-10, can be completed in under 90 minutes.
The experiences can be engrossing (check out Gone and Colosse), but we're all here for games, right? To that end, Lands End, Smash Hit, and Gunjack are about the only Gear VR games I can fully recommend. Maybe there are others that are fun, but considering the lack of demos, no preview videos, poor store descriptions, and being burned a few too many times by a $10 game with a cool name but terrible gameplay, I'm gunshy from trying too many at random.
Ultimately, the new Gear VR is as close to an ideal mobile VR system as you can currently get, though its potential is held back by the available content.
Correction 8/18/2016: This article mistakenly stated the new Gear VR's FOV as 110 degrees
Keithian 17 August 2016 00:28
It's 101 FOV for the newer device not 110.
passarodoartico 18 August 2016 10:58
We are still in the first step to VR
cschodt 18 August 2016 18:22
Whoops, so it is. Will update.
Zapin 18 August 2016 22:36
It is cheaper, compatible with multiple phones, somewhat wider FOV and better controls. Decent improvement imo. The MicroSD cards can be used in the phones again also so it makes having a gearVR more worthwhile again also. As long as the screen resolutions are unchanged we cannot expect to see much difference between this one and older models however.
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package extracells.gui.widget;

import java.util.Comparator;

import net.minecraftforge.fluids.FluidStack;

import extracells.gui.widget.fluid.AbstractFluidWidget;

public class FluidWidgetComparator implements Comparator<AbstractFluidWidget> {

	@Override
	public int compare(AbstractFluidWidget o1, AbstractFluidWidget o2) {
		return o1.getFluid().getLocalizedName(new FluidStack(o1.getFluid(), 0))
			.compareTo(o2.getFluid().getLocalizedName(new FluidStack(o1.getFluid(), 0)));
	}
}

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Q: Is the PHP file instantiated on every AJAX call? I was just wondering how the PHP is behaving in the background.
Say I have a PHP which creates an array and populates it with names.
$names = Array("Anna", "Jackson" .... "Owen");

Then I have a input field which will send the value on every keypress to the PHP, to check for names containing the value.
Will the array be created on every call? I also sort the array before looping through it, so the output will be alphabetical. Will this take up time in the AJAX call?
If the answer is yes, is there some way to go around that, so the array is ready to be looped through on every call?

A: There's no difference between an AJAX request and a "normal" http request. So yes, a new php instance will be created for each request. If the time it takes to parse the script(s) is a problem you can use something like APC.
If those arrays are created at runtime and the time this takes is a problem you might store and share the values between requests in something like memcache

A: No matter what method you use to create the array, if it's in the code, if you pull it out of a database, a text file or any other source, when the web server gets an http request, ( whether it be Ajax or not ) it will start the execution of the PHP script, create its space in memory, and the array will be created.
There's only one entry point for a PHP script and it's the first line of it, when an http rquest points to it. (or when another script is included, which is the same)

A: As far as I know then it will have to create the array each time as the AJAX will make a new server request on each key press on the input input field. Each server request will create the array if you create the script to do so.
A better method would be to use a database to store the names.

A: Yes it will be created and destroyed every time you run the PHP script.
If this is a problem you could look at persisting this data somewhere (e.g. in a Session or in a Database), but I would ask whether it is really causing you so much of a performance problem that you need to do this?

A: (it's not a direct answer to your question, but it can help, if you are concerned about performances)
You say this :

Then I have a input field which will
  send the value on every keypress to
  the PHP

In this case, it is common pratice to not send the request to the server as soon as a key is pressed : you generally wait a couple of milliseconds (between 100 ms and 150 ms, I'd say), to see if there is not another keypress in that interval :

*

*if the user types several keys, he usually types faster than the time you are waiting, so, you only send a request for the last keypress, and not every keypress

*

*if the user types 4 letters, you only do 1 request, instead of 4 ; which is great for the health of your server :-)

*speaking of time for the user : waiting 100 ms plus the time to go to the server, have the script running, and get back from the server is almost the same as without waiting 100 ms first ; so, not bad for the user

As a sidenote : if your liste of data is not too big (20 names is definitly OK ; 100 names would probably be OK ; 1000 might be too much), you could store it directly as a Javascript array, and not do an Ajax request : it's the fastest way (no client-server call), and it won't load your server at all.

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#include "../DescrVisitor.hpp"
#include "../DescrNode.hpp"
#include "../LangData.hpp"
#include "../Ast.hpp"
#include "RegisterKeysVisitor.hpp"
#include "RegisterListKeysVisitor.hpp"
#include "AddBuiltInTokens.hpp"
#include "BuildRuleDefsVisitor.hpp"
#include "BuildRulesVisitor.hpp"
#include "BuildAstVisitor.hpp"
#include "ToSourceGenVisitor.hpp"
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <array>

extern FILE *yyin;
extern int yyparse();
extern LangBase::DescrNode *result;

namespace LangBase {

class SourceGenerator {
public:
    LData *langData;
    string folder;
    SourceGenerator(LData *langData, string folder)
        : langData(langData), folder(folder) {}

    void saveToFile(string *str, string fileName) {
        std::ofstream f;
        f.open(folder + "/" + fileName);
        f << *str;
        printf("%s", str->c_str());
        f.close();
    }
    // Generate flex file
    void generateLexFile() {
        string str = "";
        str +=  "%{\n";
        str += "#include \"" + langData->langKey + ".tab.h\"\n";
        str +=  "#define register // Deprecated in c++11\n"
                "#ifdef _WIN32\n"
                "   #define __strdup _strdup\n"
                "#else\n"
                "   #define __strdup strdup\n"
                "#endif\n"
                "%}\n"
                "%option yylineno\n"
                "%%\n";
        for (auto const &pair : langData->tokenData) {
            TokenData *token = pair.second;
            if (token->key == "WS") {
                // Used to signal whitespace needed
                // in source code
                continue;
            }
            switch (token->type) {
                case NONE:
                str += token->regex + " { return " + token->getGrammarToken() + "; }\n";
                break;
                case TINT:
                str += token->regex + " { yylval.ival = atoi(yytext); return " + token->getGrammarToken() + "; }\n";
                break;
                case TSTRING:
                str += token->regex + " { yylval.sval = __strdup(yytext); return " + token->getGrammarToken() + "; }\n";
                break;
                case TFLOAT:
                str += token->regex + " { yylval.fval = atof(yytext); return " + token->getGrammarToken() + "; }\n";
                break;
            }
        }
        str +=  "%%\n"
                "int yywrap() { return 1; }\n";
        saveToFile(&str, "gen/" + langData->langKey + ".l");
    }
    // Generate bison grammar
    void generateGrammarFile() {
        string str = "";
        str +=  "%{\n"
                "#include <stdio.h>\n"
                "#include \"" + langData->langKey + ".hpp\"\n";
        // Result variable
        if (langData->startAction == nullptr) {
            printf("Need start key\n");
            exit(1);
        }
        langData->startAction->startPart->generateGrammarType(&str, langData);
        str += " result;\n";
        str +=  "extern FILE *yyin;\n"
                "void yyerror(const char *s);\n"
                "extern int yylex(void);\n"
                "extern int yylineno;\n"
                "%}\n";
        // Union
        str +=  "%union {\n"
                "   void *ptr;\n";
        for (TokenType ttype : langData->tokenTypes) {
            switch (ttype) {
                case TINT: str += "    int ival;\n"; break;
                case TSTRING: str += "    char *sval;\n"; break;
                case TFLOAT: str += "    double fval;\n"; break;
                case NONE: break;
            }
        }
        str += "}\n";
        // Tokens
        for (auto const &pair : langData->tokenData) {
            TokenData *token = pair.second;
            if (token->key == "WS") {
                // Used to signal whitespace needed
                // in source code
                continue;
            }
            switch (token->type) {
                case NONE: str += "%token " + token->getGrammarToken() + "\n"; break;
                case TINT: str += "%token <ival> " + token->getGrammarToken() + "\n"; break;
                case TSTRING: str += "%token <sval> " + token->getGrammarToken() + "\n"; break;
                case TFLOAT: str += "%token <fval> " + token->getGrammarToken() + "\n"; break;
            }
        }
        // Types
        // Enums goes to ival
        if (langData->enumGrammarTypes.size() > 0) {
            str += "%type <ival> ";
            for (auto const &pair : langData->enumGrammarTypes) {
                EnumGrammarType *enumGrammar = pair.second;
                str += enumGrammar->key + " ";
            }
            str += "\n";
        }
        // Ast and list goes to ptr
        if (langData->astGrammarTypes.size() > 0 || langData->listGrammarTypes.size() > 0) {
            str += "%type <ptr> ";
            str += "start ";
            for (auto const &pair : langData->astGrammarTypes) {
                AstGrammarType *astGrammar = pair.second;
                str += astGrammar->key + " ";
            }
            for (auto const &pair : langData->listGrammarTypes) {
                ListGrammarType *listGrammar = pair.second;
                str += listGrammar->key + " ";
            }
            str += "\n";
        }
        str += "%%\n";
        // Add rules
        // Start rule first
        str += "start: " + langData->startKey + " { ";
        langData->startAction->generateGrammar(&str, langData);
        str += " }\n    ;\n";
        // Ast types
        for (auto const &grammar : langData->astGrammarTypes) {
            grammar.second->generateGrammar(&str, langData);
        }
        // List types
        for (auto const &grammar : langData->listGrammarTypes) {
            grammar.second->generateGrammar(&str, langData);
        }
        // Enum types
        for (auto const &grammar : langData->enumGrammarTypes) {
            grammar.second->generateGrammar(&str, langData);
        }
        str += "\n%%\n";

        str += "void yyerror(const char *s) {\n"
               "    printf(\"Parse error on line %d: %s\", yylineno, s);\n"
               "}\n";
        saveToFile(&str, "gen/" + langData->langKey + ".y");
    }

    // Recursive to ensure parent classes
    // are added before extending classes
    void generateHeaderClass(string *str, string astClass, set<string> *addedClasses) {
        if (addedClasses->find(astClass) != addedClasses->end()) return;
        AstClass *cls = langData->astClasses[astClass];
        if (cls->extends != "") {
            generateHeaderClass(str, cls->extends, addedClasses);
        }
        cls->generateHeader(str, langData);
        addedClasses->insert(astClass);
    }

    // Generate c++ classes, enums etc
    void generateAstClasses() {
        string str = "#pragma once\n";
        str += "#include <string>\n";
        str += "#include <vector>\n";
        // Create enum with entries for each class
        str +=  "enum NodeType {\n    ";
        bool isFirst = true;
        for (auto const &astClass : langData->astClasses) {
            if (!isFirst) str += ", ";
            str += astClass.second->identifier + "Node";
            isFirst = false;
        }
        str += "\n};\n";
        for (auto const &astEnum : langData->enums) {
            astEnum.second->generateDefinition(&str, langData);
        }
        for (auto const &astEnum : langData->enums) {
            astEnum.second->generateToStringMethod(&str, langData);
        }
        // AstNode base class with nodeType
        str +=  "class AstNode {\n"
                "public:\n"
                "    NodeType nodeType;\n"
                "    AstNode(NodeType nodeType) : nodeType(nodeType) {}\n"
                "    virtual ~AstNode() {}\n"
                "};\n";
        // Forward declare classes
        for (auto const &astClass : langData->astClasses) {
            str += "class " + astClass.first + ";\n";
        }
        // Recursive method to ensure parent classes
        // are added before subclasses.
        set<string> addedClasses;
        for (auto const &astClass : langData->astClasses) {
            generateHeaderClass(&str, astClass.first, &addedClasses);
        }
        // Some externs, needed for parseFile
        str += "extern FILE *yyin;\n";
        str += "extern int yyparse();\n";
        // This extern requires ast header
        str += "extern ";
        langData->startAction->startPart->generateGrammarType(&str, langData);
        str += " result;\n";
        str += "class Loader {\npublic:\n";
        str += "static ";
        langData->startAction->startPart->generateGrammarType(&str, langData);
        str += " parseFile(std::string fileName) {\n";
        str +=  "   FILE *sourceFile;\n"
                "   #ifdef _WIN32\n"
                "   fopen_s(&sourceFile, fileName.c_str(), \"r\");\n"
                "   #else\n"
                "   sourceFile = fopen(fileName.c_str(), \"r\");\n"
                "   #endif\n"
                "   if (!sourceFile) {\n"
                "       printf(\"Can't open file %s\", fileName.c_str());\n"
                "       exit(1);\n"
                "   }\n"
                "   yyin = sourceFile;\n"
                "   do {\n"
                "       yyparse();\n"
                "   } while (!feof(yyin));\n"
                "   return result;\n"
                "}\n";
        str += "};\n";
        saveToFile(&str, "gen/" + langData->langKey + ".hpp");
    }
    void generateVisitor() {
        string *str = new string;
        *str += "#include \"" + langData->langKey + ".hpp\"\n";
        string className = langData->langKey + "Visitor";
        // Generate declaration
        *str += "class " + className + " {\n";
        *str += "public:\n";
        for (auto const &astClass : langData->astClasses) {
            *str += "   virtual void visit" + astClass.second->identifier + "(";
            *str += astClass.second->identifier + " *node);\n";
        }
        *str += "};\n";
        // Generate definitions
        for (auto const &astClass : langData->astClasses) {
            *str += "void " + className + "::visit" + astClass.second->identifier + "(";
            *str += astClass.second->identifier + " *node) {\n";
            // If this class has subclasses, pass on to more specific
            // visitor.
            // It's possibly nice to handle common members here,
            // but this would require every subclass to be passed
            // to this visitor for consistency.
            if (astClass.second->subClasses.size() > 0) {
                *str += "    switch(node->nodeType) {\n";
                for (string subClass : astClass.second->subClasses) {
                    *str += "        case " + subClass + "Node: ";
                    *str += "visit" + subClass + "(static_cast<" + subClass + "*>(node));break;\n";
                }
                *str += "        default:break;\n";
                *str += "    }\n";
            } else {
                for (auto const &member : astClass.second->members) {
                    switch (member.second->typedPart->type) {
                        case PAST: {
                            TypedPartAst *astPart = static_cast<TypedPartAst*>(member.second->typedPart);
                            AstClass *memberClass = langData->astClasses[astPart->astClass];
                            *str += "    visit" + memberClass->identifier + "(node->" + member.first + ");\n";
                        }
                        break;
                        case PLIST: {
                            // Todo list of lists
                            TypedPartList *listType = static_cast<TypedPartList*>(member.second->typedPart);
                            // Loop list of ast elements, then
                            // based on it's node type, cast it and
                            // pass to it's visitor
                            if (listType->type->type == PAST) {
                                TypedPartAst *listAstPart = static_cast<TypedPartAst*>(listType->type);
                                AstClass *listAstClass = langData->astClasses[listAstPart->astClass];
                                *str += "    for (";
                                listType->type->generateGrammarType(str, langData);
                                *str += " node : *node->" + member.first + ") {\n";
                                *str += "        visit" + listAstClass->identifier + "(node);\n";
                                *str += "    }\n";
                            }
                        }
                        break;
                        default:
                        break;
                    }
                }
            }
            *str += "}\n";
        }
        saveToFile(str, "gen/" + langData->langKey + "Visitor.hpp");
    }

    // Used to collect classes qualifying for
    // referred ast key
    void collectAstClasses(string astKey, set<string> *classes, set<string> *visited) {
        // Return if already visited
        if (visited->find(astKey) != visited->end()) return;
        visited->insert(astKey);
        AstGrammarType *grammar = langData->astGrammarTypes[astKey];
        for (AstRuleDef *ruleDef : grammar->ruleDefs) {
            if (ruleDef->refType != nullptr) {
                collectAstClasses(ruleDef->refType->identifier, classes, visited);
            } else {
                classes->insert(ruleDef->astClass);
            }
        }
    }

    void generateToSource(SourceNode *source) {
        string *str = new string;
        *str += "#include \"" + langData->langKey + "Visitor.hpp\"\n";
        *str += "#include <string>\n";
        string className = langData->langKey + "ToSource";
        *str += "class " + className + " ";
        *str += ": public " + langData->langKey + "Visitor {\n";
        *str += "public:\n";
        *str += "    std::string str;\n";
        // Gather cases in grammar
        ToSourceGenVisitor caseVisitor = ToSourceGenVisitor(langData);
        caseVisitor.visitSource(source);
        // Add declarations for key methods
        // Class methods defined in visitor base
        for (auto const &astType : langData->astGrammarTypes) {
            string astClass = astType.second->astClass;
            *str += "    void astKey_" + astType.first + "(" + astClass + " *node);\n";
        }
        for (auto const &listType : langData->listGrammarTypes) {
            *str += "    void listKey_" + listType.first + "(std::vector<";
            listType.second->type->generateGrammarType(str, langData);
            *str += "> *list);\n";
        }
        // Class visit decls
        for (auto const &classCase : caseVisitor.classCases) {
            *str += "    void visit" + classCase.first + "(" + classCase.first + " *node);\n";
        }
        *str += "};\n\n";
        // Go through ast types and list types
        // and generate methods to ToSource these.
        for (auto const &astType : langData->astGrammarTypes) {
            bool isClassKey = astType.first == astType.second->astClass;
            // Maybe skip those with class key
            string astClass = astType.second->astClass;
            *str += "void " + className + "::astKey_" + astType.first + "(" + astClass + " *node) {\n";
            // Switch and pass to class visitor
            *str += "    switch (node->nodeType) {\n";
            for (AstRuleDef *ruleDef : astType.second->ruleDefs) {
                if (ruleDef->refType != nullptr) {
                    set<string> *classes = new set<string>();
                    set<string> *visited = new set<string>();
                    collectAstClasses(ruleDef->refType->identifier, classes, visited);
                    for (string classCase : *classes) {
                        *str += "        case " + classCase + "Node:\n";
                    }
                    *str += "        astKey_" + ruleDef->refType->identifier + "(static_cast<" + ruleDef->refType->astClass + "*>(node));break;\n";
                } else {
                    if (caseVisitor.keyedCases[astType.first][ruleDef->astClass].size() > 1) {
                        printf("Multiple ast cases not implemented");
                        exit(1);
                    }
                    *str += "        case " + ruleDef->astClass + "Node: ";
                    *str += "visit" + ruleDef->astClass + "(static_cast<" + ruleDef->astClass + "*>(node));break;\n";
                }
            }
            *str += "    }\n}\n";
        }
        // List types
        for (auto const &listType : langData->listGrammarTypes) {
            *str += "void " + className + "::listKey_" + listType.first + "(std::vector<";
            listType.second->type->generateGrammarType(str, langData);
            *str += "> *nodes) {\n";
            *str += "    for (";
            listType.second->type->generateGrammarType(str, langData);
            *str += " node : *nodes) {\n";
            if (listType.second->sepBetween) {
                *str += "        if (node != nodes->front()) {\n";
                *str += "            str += \"";
                if (listType.second->sep->type == PTOKEN) {
                    TypedPartToken *sep = static_cast<TypedPartToken*>(listType.second->sep);
                    *str += sep->getCleanedVal(langData);
                } else {
                    printf("Only token separator supported\n");
                    exit(1);
                }
                *str += "\";\n        }\n";
            }
            *str += "        switch (node->nodeType) {\n";
            for (ListRuleDef *ruleDef : listType.second->ruleDefs) {
                // Generate code for each ruleDef
                string astClass;
                if (ruleDef->astRule != nullptr) {
                    astClass = ruleDef->astRule->astClass;
                    if (ruleDef->astRule->refType != nullptr) {
                        set<string> *classes = new set<string>();
                        set<string> *visited = new set<string>();
                        collectAstClasses(ruleDef->astRule->refType->identifier, classes, visited);
                        for (string classCase : *classes) {
                            *str += "            case " + classCase + "Node:\n";
                        }
                        *str += "            {\n";
                        *str += "                astKey_" + ruleDef->astRule->refType->identifier;
                        *str += "(static_cast<" + ruleDef->astRule->refType->astClass + "*>(node));\n";
                        if (ruleDef->sepAfter != nullptr) {
                            if (ruleDef->sepAfter->type == PTOKEN) {
                                TypedPartToken *sepAfter = static_cast<TypedPartToken*>(ruleDef->sepAfter);
                                *str += "                str += \"" + sepAfter->getCleanedVal(langData) + "\";\n";
                            } else {
                                printf("Only tokens supported as separators\n");
                                exit(1);
                            }
                        }
                    } else {
                        if (caseVisitor.keyedCases[listType.first][astClass].size() > 1) {
                            printf("Multiple cases not supported yet\n");
                            exit(1);
                        }
                        *str += "            case " + astClass + "Node: {\n";
                        *str += "                visit" + astClass + "(static_cast<" + astClass + "*>(node));\n";
                        if (ruleDef->sepAfter != nullptr) {
                            if (ruleDef->sepAfter->type == PTOKEN) {
                                TypedPartToken *sepAfter = static_cast<TypedPartToken*>(ruleDef->sepAfter);
                                *str += "                str += \"" + sepAfter->getCleanedVal(langData) + "\";\n";
                            } else {
                                printf("Only tokens supported as separators\n");
                                exit(1);
                            }
                        }
                    }
                }
                *str += "                break;\n            }\n";
            }
            // Close switch, for loop and function
            *str += "        }\n    }\n}\n";
        }
        // Add all classes from visitor
        for (auto const &classCase : caseVisitor.classCases) {
            *str += "void " + className + "::visit" + classCase.first + "(" + classCase.first + " *node) {\n";
            if (classCase.second.size() == 1) {
                *str += classCase.second[0]->code;
                *str += "\n";
            } else {
                // Several cases
                printf("Multiple cases todo");
                exit(1);
            }
            *str += "}\n";
        }
        saveToFile(str, "gen/" + langData->langKey + "ToSource.hpp");
    }
    void generateTransformer(){}

    /**
     * Executes command and return output
     * Returns nullptr on error status
     */
    static string* execute(string cmd) {
        std::array<char, 128> buffer;
        string *result = new string;
        FILE* pipe(popen(cmd.c_str(), "r"));
        if (!pipe) {
            printf("Pipe failed");
            exit(1);
        }
        while (!feof(pipe)) {
            if (fgets(buffer.data(), 128, pipe) != nullptr)
                *result += buffer.data();
        }
        pclose(pipe);
        printf("cmd: %s\n", cmd.c_str());
        return result;
    }

    void runFlexBison() {
        // Flex
        string lexFile = folder + "/gen/" + langData->langKey + ".l";
        string lexOutput = folder + "/gen/" + langData->langKey + ".yy.cpp";
        string *lexResult = execute("flex -o " + lexOutput + " " + lexFile);
        printf("result: %s\n", lexResult->c_str());
        // Bison
        string grammarFile = folder + "/gen/" + langData->langKey + ".y";
        string grammarOutput = folder + "/gen/" + langData->langKey + ".tab.h";
        string grammarHeader = folder + "/gen/" + langData->langKey + ".tab.cpp";
        string *grammarResult = execute("bison -o " + grammarOutput
            + " --defines=" + grammarHeader + " " + grammarFile);
        printf("result: %s\n", grammarResult->c_str());
    }
    static SourceNode* parseDescr(string fileName) {
        FILE *sourceFile;
        errno = 0;
    #ifdef _WIN32
        fopen_s(&sourceFile, fileName.c_str(), "r");
    #else
        sourceFile = fopen(fileName.c_str(), "r");
    #endif
        if (!sourceFile) {
            printf("Can't open file err:%d, file:%s\n", errno, fileName.c_str());
            exit(1);
        }
        yyin = sourceFile;
        do {
            yyparse();
        } while (!feof(yyin));
        //std::string str;
        //result->toStringF(&str, new FormatState());
        //fprintf(stdout, str.c_str());
        return static_cast<SourceNode*>(result);
    }

    /**
     * Runs the pipeline to generate files
     */
    static void genFiles(string folder, string langKey) {
        auto result = parseDescr(folder + "/" + langKey + ".lang");
        auto langData = new LData(langKey);
        auto keysVisit = new RegisterKeysVisitor(langData);
        auto listVisit = new RegisterListKeysVisitor(langData);
        auto builtInVisit = new AddBuiltInTokens(langData);
        auto ruleDefsVisit = new BuildRuleDefsVisitor(langData);
        auto rulesVisit = new BuildRulesVisitor(langData);
        auto astVisit = new BuildAstVisitor(langData);
        keysVisit->visitSource(result);
        builtInVisit->visitSource(result);
        listVisit->visitSource(result);
        ruleDefsVisit->visitSource(result);
        rulesVisit->visitSource(result);
        astVisit->visitSource(result);
        SourceGenerator *sourceGen = new SourceGenerator(langData, folder);
        sourceGen->execute("mkdir -p " + folder + "/gen");
        sourceGen->generateLexFile();
        sourceGen->generateGrammarFile();
        sourceGen->generateAstClasses();
        sourceGen->generateVisitor();
        sourceGen->generateToSource(result);
        sourceGen->generateTransformer();
        sourceGen->runFlexBison();
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Reese Witherspoon updates fans on 'Legally Blonde 3' progress
Reese Witherspoon discussed reprising her role as "amazing" Elle Woods for "Legally Blonde 3."
In 2001's Legally Blonde, the actress starred as naive sorority girl Elle, who tries to win back her ex-boyfriend by enrolling into Harvard Law School, but goes on to discover her own self-worth and cracks a huge murder case.
It spawned a successful sequel, Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde in 2003, and fans of the movies are desperate for Reese to return to her much-loved character.
She confirmed last year that there was a third movie in the works, with her onscreen love Luke Wilson also returning to the franchise.
Now, 16 years after she last appeared onscreen as Elle, the Oscar-winning actress opened up about the plans for Legally Blonde 3 during an interview on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
"We're meeting about it… I mean, we're definitely talking about," she said as the audience whooped and cheered.
"It's sort of about women being underestimated, and I think it's a good idea," Reese said, as Ellen chimed in: "It's a great idea."
"Things have changed, but not that much has changed," Reese explained, referencing the ongoing gender inequality in Hollywood. "I loved playing that character and she's so amazing. And I mean, if you guys want it, I guess I'll do it!"
The 43-year-old also chatted about the upcoming second season of her hit HBO show, Big Little Lies, and discussed the new addition to the already star-studded cast – Meryl Streep.
The triple Oscar winner plays Mary Louise Wright, the mother of now-deceased Perry (Alexander Skarsgard), and mother-in-law to his long-suffering wife Celeste, played by Nicole Kidman.
"She is so spooky, and she is mad, she is so mad!" Reese exclaimed. "Maybe I know where it's going. It's not going anywhere good!"
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OR--Victims blast archbishop & Central Catholic over abuse allegations
For immediate release: Tuesday, Nov. 25
Statement by David Clohessy of St. Louis, Director of SNAP, the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests (314 566 9790, SNAPclohessy@aol.com, davidgclohessy@gmail.com)
A once-fired, twice-charged alleged child molester now gets to keep working for at least six more months around kids at a school, thanks to Portland Archbishop Alexander Sample.
And the principal who knew of the alleged molester's past but warned no one about him gets to keep his job and suffer no consequences, thanks to Archbishop Sample.
This is stunningly irresponsible and callous behavior by Oregon's highest-ranking Catholic official.
http://highschoolsports.oregonlive.com/news/article/-2579276356157324139/patrick-jay-wallace-will-no-longer-coach-at-central-catholic-school-president-says/
Archbishop Sample must step in and overrule Central Catholic's board which is
--recklessly keeping Patrick Jay Wallace around kids for six or seven more months, and
--refusing to fire or even discipline the school's president John Harrington who knew about the allegations against Wallace but apparently kept silent.
First, Wallace isn't being hired again next year because of credible accusations that he molested at least one girl. So why keep him in a school around kids even one more day? Why take such risks? Whatever became of Semple's pledge to protect kids and the US bishops' allegedly binding national police of "zero tolerance?"
Second, Harrington fired Wallace once due to credible child sex abuse allegations, back in 1997. When he came aboard at Central Catholic, Harrington learned that Wallace was coaching there. Yet he evidently said and did nothing to make sure others knew about Wallace. What a dreadfully irresponsible thing to do.
Third, this is not a school matter. It's an archdiocesan matter. According to church law, custom and practice, Sample is responsible for the safety and well-bring of every Catholic in the Portland archdiocese. And Central Catholic is a Portland archdiocesan school. Students and staff there have been put in harm's way on Sample's watch. And they're continuing to be put in harm's way with Sample's approval. How can he be so callous and reckless? He should be ashamed and his flock should be outraged.
Finally, we urge every single person who may have seen, suspected or suffered child sex crimes or cover ups – by Wallace, Harrington or other Catholic officials – to call police and prosecutors. Known or suspected child sex crimes or cover ups should be reported to the independent professionals in law enforcement, not to biased, secretive Catholic bureaucrats.
And we again praise Wallace's brave victim for helping to do what Harrington and Sample refuse to do: protect kids by alerting parents to Wallace's continuing presence at Central Catholic.
(SNAP, the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests, is the world's oldest and largest support group for clergy abuse victims. We've been around for 25 years and have more than 18,000 members. Despite the word "priest" in our title, we have members who were molested by religious figures of all denominations, including nuns, rabbis, bishops, and Protestant ministers. Our website is SNAPnetwork.org)
Contact - David Clohessy (314-566-9790 cell, SNAPclohessy@aol.com), Barbara Dorris (314-503-0003 cell, bdorris@snapnetwork.org)
OR--Victims blast archbishop & Central Catholic over abuse allegations http://www.snapnetwork.org/or?recruiter_id=22012


The Next Stage: Women and Retirement: I didn't expect to feel euphoric when the health care bill was passed.
I didn't expect to feel euphoric when the health care bill was passed.
I didn't expect to feel euphoric when the health care bill was passed. It's not what I had hoped for—-no public option and restrictions on funding for abortion.
But, nonetheless, this is huge. The expansion of Medicaid is major redistribution, especially as much of it is paid for by new taxes on families earning in excess of $250,000.
So,yes, there are aspects of the bill I am not happy about, but this legislation is part of the redistributionist project that began with the new Deal, continued with the Civil Rights Movement (which was a redistribution of power rather than of wealth), continued with Medicare and now finally with health care as a right of all citizens.
Just as Social Security (which excluded the majority of share croppers and domestic workers and thus effectively excluded the majority of African-Americans) was amended, this bill (which excludes undocumented workers) will eventually be fixed.
And yes, we will eventually overturn the Hyde amendment which denies abortion coverage to women on Medicaid.
At every step, there have been those who have said, "I have mine, why do we need to create social programs for "others." Fortunately this narrow, mean-spirited approach was defeated again last night.
I heard people saying things today I've not heard since March 15th, 1960, when I was marching to try and get off the back of the bus," Clyburn said. "This is incredible, shocking to me."
He added, "A lot of us have said for a long time that none of this is about healthcare at all. It's about extending a basic fundamental right to people who are less powerful."
Thank you Speaker Pelosi and President Obama!!
Now we have to work to make this better just as previous generations worked to amend the flaws in the original social security legislation.
As much as we hate to see it expressed, when the racism and homophobia of the reactionaries become overt, the silent-but-moral are forced to distance themselves from them. The sooner the ugly is outed, the better to isolate them.
And I think they well become increasingly isolated!
When I was 15 I developed a chronic condition, and received excellent care under my mother's insurance plan. When I turned 23 and graduated from college, I lost eligibility. Tagged with a pre-existing condition, I was black balled from the private insurance market for life. Since then when my condition's gotten bad enough that I couldn't put off treatment, I've made myself unemployed to qualify for Minnesota's General Assistance Medical Care program, which has taken good care of me . . . because I live in a prosperous, progressive county and I know how to use the system. Now Gov Pawlenty is trying to unilaterally kill GAMC. Until tonight, I have been a Democrat because of people like Gingrich and Bush, Palin and Pawlenty. After tonight, I am an Obama Democrat in the sense that my grandparents were Roosevelt Democrats. For all the problems with HCR, for all the compromises and deals and disappointments and inefficiencies, tonight the Democrats stood up and took a political risk to say that I deserve medical coverage, that it's no longer okay to treat my health as sad but acceptable collateral damage in a Social Darwinist system. That's why this moment matters to me.
And the Tea Party will accelerate the GOP's death spiral into an ever angrier, whiter and smaller party.
I hope you are sending your story to widely read newspapers and blogs. This is a really powerful statement!
Thank you Karen! James Fallows published it in The Atlantic. I should ask the local Democratic Party if they can make use of it too.
Does political activism make us happy?


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Through the lyrics of rock and roll, He speaks a woven message that ties ancient scripture to modern music; and links history and langolier together with a message that takes a bit of thinking to grasp. Once you take the time to see what is being said, or not overtly said the light of the Menorah of Chanukah sheds understanding on more than just this one concept, but on the whole of the Bible. It's more than just "sentences" hidden within words, they form the basis of a message–one which is lighting the history of humanity's improvement in the microcosm that is America.
The light shines clearly from the Menorah, which is the lamp that lights the eight crazy nights; it's a question, one that ties directly to the 'Sang' Rael's elucidation of the two letter key "AH." With this addition, it's clearly a question that echoes through history to the Sons of Liberty, Men.. or All Humanity? It's a critique, one that isn't so obvious at first, but eventually proves that these particular names were chosen very specifically.
It's highlighted clearly in Dazed and Confused, a scene where we are reminded that the Sons of Liberty were not really fighting for "Liberty" at the time; and it would take hundreds of years of American History for the rights of women to be restored, and slavery abolished. At the time, the name wouldn't have made much sense–but with the evolution of society it shows clear foreknowledge. It's the light of the word, that history itself is the proof that even thousands of years ago when the Menorah was first named… it was designed to be a question posed to a group that He knew would one day exist, and that the anachronism of their name would be obvious… only now.
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It is the history that breathes the true word, and it is why we are the light of the flame; the living word. In They Stood up for Love by Live, he says he gave his "heart and soul" to the one, and it's the one planet that is truly the Heart of Heaven, Earth. That's the linguistic key to the second word, that it's through a jump in time of the letter "h" that reveals that Earth and Heart are only one letter apart. It's "art" at the heart of the name. In another Live song, he says "a million miles fall from grace, thank God I missed the ground…" and that word is the key to Earth. It shows that the meaning of Adamah and Earth are tied together… and are highlighted passively by the lyrics that are the key to revealing more than just a message. They reveal the way the message is being sent, subtly, and without our knowledge or understanding… through this passiveness, we are being given proof of the existence of the sender of the message. A message that ties Genesis to the Maccabees, and to America.
When I call it ambiguous, I am referring specifically to "AH," which is a suffix whose linguistic meaning is something akin to "to swirl around." In the case of Adamah, which is Earth… it's a fairly easy jump to seeing how that could be "people." It matches the reset of the sea definition, at http://sangrael.lamc.la. The first two letters are not ambiguous, and are reinforced by Genesis 1. It gives me comfort when I see a pattern in the very first sentence of the Bible.
In the case of "Allah," the definition–which I was given.. by God–has its first "word" spelled out for us. That gives me a little more comfort, too.
Adding in the word "Menorah" makes it clear to me that we are talking about the "human species" and the first video goes so far as to say "this human story." I think I've gotten a fair amount of evidence that this "AH" is not only intended to be "all humanity," but that it's intended to be the kind of thing we can derive… in exactly this way. I would be very surprised if there was not significant additional evidence corroborating this in other ways.
I gave my heart and soul… to the one.


How well prepared for Brexit are you? Probably not very if you're being honest with yourself. Last month the Federation of Small Business (FSB), warned confidence among small to medium sized enterprises (SME) was at its lowest level since 2011.
Half of Britain's SMEs believed they would be impacted by a no-deal Brexit, the FSB said, but only 14% were prepared for such a scenario. More worryingly a third of small businesses are simply in no position to prepare for a no-deal Brexit. Surprisingly most small business owners, even at this late hour are taking a wait and see approach. After all, how do you prepare for something when you don't know what's going to happen? You can invest now and spend a lot of money trying to protect your business from something that might never happen. Or you can wait and see what is actually agreed. But there are some basic steps that almost any business owner should consider in order to insulate themselves from the current economic uncertainty.
Mortgage brokers, in particular, may feel as if they have been here before. Ever since the financial crisis brokers and independent financial advisers (IFA) have had to adjust to a new normal where mortgage approvals are 40% below their pre crisis level. Unlike the Financial Crisis however we have all known Brexit is coming for the past two years. And even in the softest Brexit scenario the Government forecasts the UK economy will be 3.9% smaller in 15 years' time compared with if Britain stayed in the EU.
So what to do? One of the most obvious, but consequently most easily forgotten, is to ensure you have enough cash flow to continue to operate after Brexit. To do this you should estimate all the cash inflow and outflow of your business on a weekly or monthly basis. If you are unsure how to do this, seek help. Use the process to consider if there are any changes that you can make. A cash flow forecast will help you identify any difficult periods such as a potential collapse in house prices. If, as the Bank of England has suggested, average house prices, fall by as much as 30% in the event of a chaotic exit from the EU, there will be an immediate impact on property transactions that is likely to impact on the cash you hold in your business. To put this in context property values fell 20% in the wake of the Financial Crisis a decade ago. Transactions volumes fell from 1.65m to 730,000 in a year.
If your business suffered a sudden loss of income, could you cope? If finance charges were to increase, how much would this affect your bottom line? You should review whether there are any changes that you could make that might streamline your business. If you operate as a sole trader would it make sense to share resources with another mortgage broker to save costs? Alternatively is your mortgage network, club or packager relationship working well for you? These are the sorts of questions you should ask yourself ahead of Brexit. Leaving such things until afterwards could be potentially damaging to your business. Meanwhile if your business is already suffering from financial distress or simply stressed, the earlier you obtain advice, the wider the range of solutions that will be available to get your business back on track.
It is well documented that Brexit has already put the brakes on property transactions in Britain but mortgage brokers also have to be mindful of their clients. Those that are buying property now with small deposits will be the most vulnerable to an economic shock that impacts on house prices. So how you advise them will prove crucial. It would be wise to check your professional indemnity (PI) insurance covers you sufficiently for any claims that could be made against you. If a hard Brexit pushes some of your clients into negative equity you will need to ensure you have adequate PI cover to fight claims that you gave poor advice.
Another potential problem that may occur in the immediate aftermath of a hard Brexit is that mortgage lenders could withdraw mortgage products. European banks, like Santander could, theoretically, lose the right to sell financial products in the UK overnight . This could not only impact on clients just days away from completing the purchase of their home, and the inevitable collapse of the purchase, but mortgage brokers who would be left to deal with the fall out and any subsequent loss of procuration fee. Regardless of whether your clients are buying their first mortgage, want to remortgage or their current deal is near to ending reviewing their circumstances with them now will ensure they, and you, are well prepared for whatever happens in the months ahead.
Higher interest rates in the event of a no deal Brexit also cannot be ruled out. The Bank of England has based its inflation and economic forecasts on the assumption of an orderly Brexit. But the impact on the economy may be such that the Bank is left with no choice but to hike interest rates A rapid series of rate hikes to prevent a flight of capital or shore up Sterling would have a very dramatic effect on borrowing costs for many households and on the availability of mortgage products. Once again mortgage lenders would most likely remove products that no longer reflected the new reality of rising interest rates. Even if they replaced those products quite swiftly, the extent of the challenge posed by monthly rate hikes, could see mortgage products available one day and gone the next. Much may depend on how much market share mortgage lenders want to retain.
How Brexit impacts on your business and on your clients only you will be able to say for sure. But it's probably worth taking heart from the fact that 99% of UK businesses are owner managed SMEs that do little, if any, trade with Europe, and this is particularly true of the UK mortgage industry. But some small preparations should mean most mortgage brokers can ride out the worst effects of Brexit.


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