Lactic acid is one of the most common scientific terms people encounter when they talk about exercise and working out. Professionals say that lactic acids build up in the muscles, such as in legs or in calves, as people proceed through the exercise process. Essentially, the lactic acid build-up is said to lead to the fatigue or "burn" they experience while and after working out—which leaves their muscles strained, unable to move or stretch for a number of days, or in some cases: doms in legs. As such, it can be concluded that acid is public enemy number 1 for muscle sets and exercise routines; coincidentally, it is also used as a destructive acid for laryngitis.
This information, however, is inaccurate and misleading, which may lead to misinformed ways on how to get rid of lactic acid fast. Scientific research states that lactic acid is not actually produced when muscles are strained or tired because of workout regimen; lactic acid is there all along. In fact, lactate should be used when it comes to workout lactic acid.
What this means is that lactate is a part of the carbohydrate breakdown process of the meals—where the pyruvite and the lactate must achieve a proper equilibrium in order to function properly. During a workout process, the pyruvite gradually decreases, which inevitably leads to the need for more and more lactate. The achievement of this equilibrium to maintain the proper working condition of the body is crucial; thus, the production of more lactate as biologically designed is justified. But this also means that knowing how to get rid of lactic acid means a better exercise regimen.
With this set straight, it is now time to see what to do on how to get rid of lactic acid as well as reduce or control its build-up during workout.
The build-up of lactic acid in the body is a result of the inability of the body to use its energy efficiently and effectively thus leading to a lot of wasted energy and cell power. This leads to easier fatigue muscle soreness. This means that for the body to be able to use its energy accordingly—spending it wisely and allocating cell energy properly to achieve optimal exercise-lactic acid ration—one must have a warm-up regimen before any strenuous physical activity.
A lot of athletes take 15 to 30-minute warm-up sessions as they aim to avoid injuries, cramps, and soreness in their muscles during the exercise process. What warms-ups do to the body is that they prepare the muscles and the cells of the body for large bursts of energy. In one way or another, warming up is a kind of "waking the cells and muscles up" for a safe and optimal exercise.
As the muscles become adjusted to the type of physical activity it will execute, it will not be forcibly stretched and prematurely drawn to a strenuous activity—rather, it will be calibrated and prepared for strength and endurance. As such, knowing how to get rid of lactic acid teaches how acid build-up in body will essentially slow down because the consumption of the pyruvite is lowered due to efficient energy management of the cells; and it is all because of warming up.
It is important to know that a means on how to get rid of lactic acid is noting that one property of lactic acid is its water solubility. Since the build-up of lactic acid in the muscles causes the burning sensation—a warning system of the body that the muscles group is being subjected to extreme pressure beyond its capability—it is also a reminder for the body to stay hydrated. Ironic as it may sound; the "burn" experience when working out is doused by drinking water.
If one is a sports enthusiast or have a trainer in their gym, one can see that they take short deep breaths every repetition of their set. This mechanism does not come naturally to them but it is a product of efficient management of the oxygen levels in the body. As athletes take short deep breaths, he prevent the lack of oxygen in the body caused by fast and shallow breathing pattern—or what some would call 'panting'. Panting can lead the body to consume too much energy leading to earlier fatigue or intense build-up of lactic acid. Short deep breaths, on the other hand, supply the body with jam-packed fresh oxygen with minimal energy consumption as possible.
An excellent tip on how to get rid of lactic acid: exercise must not be done just out of a whim; but it also must not be done every day. The body needs to rest after being subjected to strenuous exercise as the torn muscles and ligaments are being carefully and slowly reconstructed by the body—but in a stronger and leaner form. Along with scheduling the exercise, it is also primary to have regular amounts of sleep to hasten the healing process of the muscle set and drink a lot of fluid to facilitate oxygen flow to the lactate-ridden muscles.
This tip is a physical education tip on how to get rid of lactic acid that most people ignore or are too focused to do. Most people exercise or weight lift then leave their body hanging after the exercise. The body needs to dissipate the lactic acid build-up in the body and cooling down is a sure way to do it. Cooling down occurs in many forms but stretching is the most common and one of the more efficient types. Stretching counteracts and moves the tense muscles to the opposite direction thus enabling the muscle set to breathe and relax. This leads to reduction in lactate concentration and thus faster regeneration process.
Diet may come last but it surely is one of the most important ways on how to get rid of lactic acid fast in the body. It is advised that active people must have more carbohydrates in the body to have more energy to spend during the exercise. This is true; but lacking. Active people also need to eat food rich in fatty acids to compensate for the exercise and the build-up of lactic acid as well as vitamin B—a necessary component for the facilitation of transporting energy throughout the body and optimized during warm-up process.


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Aksjomat pary (nieuporządkowanej) – jeden z aksjomatów teorii mnogości Zermela-Fraenkla. Stwierdza on istnienie dla dowolnych dwóch elementów zbioru złożonego wyłącznie z tych dwóch elementów.

Postać formalna
Dla dowolnych zbiorów  i  istnieje zbiór  którego jedynymi elementami są  i  Formalnie:

Korzystając z aksjomatu ekstensjonalności, łatwo można pokazać istnienie dokładnie jednego takiego zbioru dla dowolnych danych  i  Zbiór ten nazywamy parą nieuporządkowaną  i  i oznaczamy

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 Jeśli ograniczyć zakres rozważanych zbiorów do podzbiorów pewnego ustalonego z góry zbioru  i wybrać dwa takie podzbiory, tzn. niech

 to wówczas do utworzenia pary z tych zbiorów nie jest potrzebny aksjomat pary. Możemy to zrobić, korzystając jedynie z aksjomatu wyróżniania. Mianowicie rozważmy predykat:

 wtedy istnieje zbiór:

Dalsze konstrukcje
Mając już daną parę zbiorów, możemy teraz zdefiniować zbiór złożony tylko z jednego elementu  czyli zbiór jednoelementowy:

Zbiór  należy oczywiście odróżniać od zbioru

Mając dane zbiory    możemy zatem skonstruować zbiory   i dalej wobec aksjomatu pary  Korzystając z aksjomatu sumy, otrzymamy stąd zbiór  zwany trójką nieuporządkowaną. Postępując dalej analogicznie, możemy definiować zbiory złożone z trzech, czterech itd. elementów.

Przy pomocy tej konstrukcji możemy skonstruować dowolne zbiory skończone. Istnienie zbioru nieskończonego wynika z aksjomatu nieskończoności i jest niezależne od aksjomatu pary.

Para uporządkowana

Możemy także zdefiniować parę uporządkowaną zbiorów  i

Aksjomat pary zapewnia istnienie, a aksjomat ekstensjonalności jednoznaczność tej definicji.

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Take Back the Night lets sexual assault victims vent and reflect in a candlelight vigil
Lorriane Odhiambo lights Katelynn Dearth's candle prior to the Take Back The Night march Thursday evening. Photo by Coty Giannelli.
Megan Wilkinson
"Women and men unite!" cried a young adult male with a megaphone marching toward the Student Center. "Take back the night!"
Men and women marched across Kent State Thursday for Take Back the Night — a national movement for people to reflect on sexual assault and rape.
People gathered around the Women's Center at 8 p.m. to listen to several people speak about their experience with sexual assault and to burn the names and memories of sexual assault incidents that happened in their lives. Beth Vild, a Kent State alumna, was one of the individuals who chose to read a poem about her experience with sexual assault.
"I'm a survivor," Vild said. "I do [this] every year as relief."
Amanda Kenney, program coordinator at the Women's Center, said the Women's Center also hung up some of the T-shirts from the Clothesline Project to honor those who have been assaulted. She said all of the T-shirts were designed by either a sexual assault victim or loved one.
"The Clothesline Project is an avenue for survivors and friends to make T-shirts," Kenney said. "Some have lyrics, some have pictures, some quotes. It's whatever they really want."
Kenney said the Take Back the Night Foundation chose Kent State to be one of 10 "points" or locations to reflect on the issue of sexual assault. She said though the event has been hosted at Kent State before since the 1970s, this is the third year it's been sponsored directly by the Women's Center.
Lorriane Odhiambo, a graduate student in the College of Public Health, also burned a message about an attacker. She said she often attends events sponsored by the Women's Center because she supports women's issues.
"This event is for women who don't really know what they're going through," Odhiambo said. "People don't usually talk about assault, and I'm grateful here at Kent State, there's a place to go."
Contact Megan Wilkinson at [email protected]
Sexual Assault Statistics in Kent
During 2011, there were two official reports of sexual assault on the Kent State campus. Alice Ickes, the Kent State police victim's advocate, said one was rape, and the other was a sexual imposition. She said all reports will be in by October 2012.
"We only cover KSU property," Ickes said. "Students come and think Eagles Landing is part of Kent State, but it's not."
Kent City Police said they did not have enough time to go through 2011 records.
Ickes said if a student is sexually assaulted off campus, Kent State police will direct them to the right source to call for help.
Michquel Penn, Kent State community resource officer, wrote in an email that sexual assault victims should call for help and medical attention as soon as it's safe for them.
"This does not mean they have to prosecute the offender," Penn wrote in an email. "[And] there is not cost for a rape evidence collection exam."
Both Penn and Ickes gave the following advice for students who wish to prevent sexual assault:
• Avoid excessive drinking and the use of drugs. Penn said some people who commit sexual assault are more likely to do so in an environment where people are drinking and using illicit drugs.
• Leave and return home with the same number of people. Ickes said you should try not to leave friends behind when out in public, and discouraged bringing strangers back home.
• Be in a safe place. Ickes said if you go out drinking, it's better to do it in a familiar place, or have close friends with you to make sure no one takes advantage of you.
What makes a case a 'sexual assault'?
Penn said sexual assault is a crime that's meant to sexually hurt, control or humiliate another person.
She said the following cases can be brought up to police as sexual assault:
• Person who felt forced to have sex
• Person who felt threatened to have sex
• Person who is physically or mentally incapacitated, and cannot make sound judgment
• Person who has sex when he was under the influence of alcohol, and never consented

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Death rate from opioid overdose in the U.S. in 2017, by ethnicity
Published by Matej Mikulic, Jan 28, 2020
This statistic shows the death rate from opioid overdose in the U.S. in 2017, by ethnicity, per 100,000 people. In that year, around 19.4 people of white ethnicity per 100,000 people died from an opioid overdose.
Opioid overdose death rate in the U.S. in 2017, by ethnicity (per 100,000 people)*
Overdose deaths per 100,000 people
* The National Vital Statistics System multiple cause-of-death mortality files were used to identify drug overdose deaths. Drug overdose deaths were classified using the International Classification of Disease, Tenth Revision (ICD-10), based on the ICD-10 underlying cause-of-death codes X40–44 (unintentional), X60–64 (suicide), X85 (homicide), or Y10–Y14 (undetermined intent). Among the deaths with drug overdose as the underlying cause, the type of opioid involved is indicated by the following ICD-10 multiple cause-of-death codes: opioids (T40.0, T40.1, T40.2, T40.3, T40.4, or T40.6); natural and semisynthetic opioids (T40.2); methadone (T40.3); synthetic opioids, other than methadone (T40.4); and heroin (T40.1).
Other races are excluded from this table.
Deaths from illegally-made fentanyl cannot be distinguished from pharmaceutical fentanyl in the data source. For this reason, deaths from both legally prescribed and illegally produced fentanyl are included in these data.
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Distribution of AIDS diagnoses among males in the U.S. by ethnicity 2018
Distribution of AIDS diagnoses among females in the U.S. by ethnicity 2018
Male deaths by firearm-related injuries 1970-2016, by ethnicity
Persons with serious psychological distress in the U.S. by ethnicity 2015-2016
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Statistics on "Racial and ethnic health disparities in the U.S. "
Vision impairment among U.S. adults aged 45 years and older 2015-2017, by ethnicity
Percentage of current asthma in the United States 2001-2018, by ethnicity
Prevalence of cardiovascular disease in U.S. adults 2013-2016 ethnicity and gender
New cases of tuberculosis in the U.S. 2019, by ethnicity
Share of U.S. adults who have had a stroke as of 2018, by ethnicity
Prevalence of chronic kidney disease in the U.S. 2001-2016, by ethnicity
Diabetes prevalence in the U.S. 2013-2016, by ethnicity
Incidence of inflammatory bowel disease in the U.S. in 2015-2016, by ethnicity
Cancer: incidence rate in the U.S. by ethnic group and gender 2012-2016
Rate of skin cancer cases in the U.S. in 2017, by ethnicity
Rate of prostate cancer among U.S. males 2012-2016, by ethnicity
Incidence rates of colorectal cancer among U.S. residents 2012-2016, by ethnicity
Cancer: 5-year survival rates in the U.S. by ethnic group 1975-2015
U.S. mortality rates from cancer by ethnic group and gender 2013-2017
Mortality rate of uterine cervix cancer in the U.S. 2013-2017, by ethnicity
Rate of gonorrhea cases in the United States by ethnicity and gender 2018
Cases of syphilis in the United States by by ethnicity and gender 2018
Chlamydia rates in the United States 2018 by ethnicity and gender
Share of U.S. Americans with herpes simplex virus type 2 U.S. 1999-2016, by ethnicity
U.S. high school students who used condoms by gender and ethnicity 2019
U.S. high school students who didn't use contraception 2013-2017, by ethnicity
Percentage of adults with poor mental health in the U.S. by ethnicity 2017
U.S. females who reported their mental health was poor 2015-2017, by ethnicity
Share of adults with depression in the U.S. 2013-2016, by ethnicity
Distribution of suicides in the U.S. in 2017, by ethnicity and gender
U.S. population without health care visits 2000-2017, by ethnicity
U.S. males who reported having no personal doctor 2016-2018 by ethnicity
Share of U.S. children who visited the dentist in the past year by ethnicity 2017
Persons with a dental visit in the past year 2017, by ethnicity
Share of U.S. children who ever had their vision tested 2016-2017, by ethnicity
Uninsured U.S. children percentage and rate by ethnicity 2019
Percentage of U.S. population without health insurance coverage by ethnicity 2017
Uninsured non-elderly people in the U.S. by ethnicity 2018
Leading causes of death among the white population in the United States in 2017
Leading causes of death among black U.S. residents in 2017
Leading causes of death among American Indians or Alaska Natives 2017
Leading causes of death among Asians and Pacific Islanders in the U.S. 2017
Leading causes of death among Hispanics in the U.S. 2017
Death rate by ethnic group and sex in the U.S. 2017
U.S. asthma death rate from 1999-2016, by ethnicity
Death rate from HIV in the U.S. in 2017, by ethnicity
Alcohol use among U.S. persons aged 12 or older by ethnicity 2019
U.S. smoking prevalence among adults by ethnicity 2019
Share of U.S. adults who met physical activity guidelines 2008-2017, by ethnicity
Adult obesity rates in the U.S. by ethnicity 2019
Overweight high school students in the U.S. in 2016-2017, by gender and ethnicity
Obese high school students in the U.S. in 2016-2017, by gender and ethnicity
Number of U.S. drug overdose deaths in 2017, by drug type and ethnicity
Change in death rate from heroin overdose in the U.S. 2017 and 2018, by ethnicity
Rate of overdose deaths involving fentanyl in the U.S. 2011-2016, by ethnicity
Opinions on the seriousness of opioid use in U.S. communities in 2017, by ethnicity
Distribution of U.S. opioid-related hospitalizations in women 2016, by ethnicity
U.S. drug overdose death rate in 2015, by urbanicity and ethnicity
Prescription opioid overdose U.S. death rate 2000-2017
U.S. opioid overdose death rate from 1999 to 2018
Opioid drug overdose female death rates in the U.S. 1999-2015
Opioid drug overdose male death rates in the U.S. 1999-2015
Percentage of ED discharges with opioid prescriptions U.S. 2006-2017, by ethnicity
Male HIV death rate by ethnicity 2013
Older U.S. adults death rate due to falls in 2007 and 2016, by ethnicity
Pregnancy-related death rates in the U.S. from 2007 to 2016, by ethnicity and year
U.S. adults who heard of opioids by ethnicity 2017
Percentage of ED discharges with opioid prescriptions U.S. 2012 to 2017, by diagnosis
Distribution of opioid prescriptions at ED discharge U.S. 2006-2017, by opioid type
Percentage of ED discharges with opioid prescriptions U.S. 2006-2017, by strength
Percentage of ED discharges with opioid prescriptions U.S. 2006 to 2017, by age
Percentage of ED discharges with opioid prescriptions U.S. 2006-2017, by gender
Drug situation in Europe Drug use in the U.S.
Kaiser Family Foundation. (January 21, 2019). Opioid overdose death rate in the U.S. in 2017, by ethnicity (per 100,000 people)* [Graph]. In Statista. Retrieved January 21, 2021, from https://www.statista.com/statistics/634130/us-opioid-overdose-death-rate-by-ethnicity/
Kaiser Family Foundation. "Opioid overdose death rate in the U.S. in 2017, by ethnicity (per 100,000 people)*." Chart. January 21, 2019. Statista. Accessed January 21, 2021. https://www.statista.com/statistics/634130/us-opioid-overdose-death-rate-by-ethnicity/
Kaiser Family Foundation. (2019). Opioid overdose death rate in the U.S. in 2017, by ethnicity (per 100,000 people)*. Statista. Statista Inc.. Accessed: January 21, 2021. https://www.statista.com/statistics/634130/us-opioid-overdose-death-rate-by-ethnicity/
Kaiser Family Foundation. "Opioid Overdose Death Rate in The U.S. in 2017, by Ethnicity (per 100,000 People)*." Statista, Statista Inc., 21 Jan 2019, https://www.statista.com/statistics/634130/us-opioid-overdose-death-rate-by-ethnicity/
Kaiser Family Foundation, Opioid overdose death rate in the U.S. in 2017, by ethnicity (per 100,000 people)* Statista, https://www.statista.com/statistics/634130/us-opioid-overdose-death-rate-by-ethnicity/ (last visited January 21, 2021)


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November 14, 2022 – Thunder Gold Corp Provides Update on Tower Mountain Gold Property
Thunder Bay, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - November 14, 2022) - Thunder Gold Corp (formerly White Metal Resources Corp) (TSXV: TGOL) (FSE: CGK1) (OTC Pink: TNMLF) ("Thunder Gold" or the "Company") is…
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October 31, 2022 – Thunder Gold Corp. Announces Bonnie Lyn de Bartok as a Director
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October 11, 2022 – Thunder Gold Corp. Announces That Dr. Elliot Strashin Has Acquired More than 14% of the Outstanding Common Shares
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April 14, 2022 – White Metal Partner Noronex Provides Update from Drilling at the DorWit Copper-Silver Project, Namibia
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March 22, 2022 – White Metal Resources Appoints David Speck as CFO
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March 16, 2022 -White Metal Options Okohongo Copper-Silver Project, Namibia
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January 18, 2021 – White Metal Drilling Expands Bench Zone, Returning 105 Metres of 0.91 g/t Au from the Tower Mountain Gold Project, Ontario
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Відкритий чемпіонат Японії з тенісу 1994 - чоловічий і жіночий тенісний турнір, що проходив на відкритих кортах з твердим покриттям Ariake Coliseum у Токіо (Японія). Належав до турнірів серії Campionship Series в рамках Туру ATP 1994, а також серії Tier III в рамках Туру WTA 1994. Тривав з 4 до 11 квітня 1994 року. Піт Сампрас і Кіміко Дате здобули титули в одиночному розряді.

Фінальна частина

Одиночний розряд, чоловіки

 Піт Сампрас —  Майкл Чанг 6–4, 6–2
 Для Сампраса це був 6-й титул за сезон і 28-й - за кар'єру.

Одиночний розряд, жінки

 Кіміко Дате —  Емі Фрейзер 7–5, 6–0
 Для Дате це був 2-й титул за сезон і 4-й — за кар'єру.

Парний розряд, чоловіки

 Хенрік Холм /  Андерс Яррід —  Себастьєн Ларо /  Патрік Макінрой 7–6, 6–1
 Для Холма це був 2-й титул за сезон і 5-й - за кар'єру. Для Яррида це був 2-й титул за сезон і 65-й - за кар'єру.

Парний розряд, жінки

 Мамі Доносіро /  Ай Суґіяма —  Яюк Басукі /  Міягі Нана 6–4, 6–1
 Для Доносіро це був єдиний титул за сезон і 1-й — за кар'єру. Для Суґіями це був єдиний титул за сезон і 1-й — за кар'єру.

Примітки

Посилання
 Official website
 ATP tournament profile

Відкритий чемпіонат Японії з тенісу
Відкритий чемпіонат Японії з тенісу
Відкритий чемпіонат Японії з тенісу
Відкритий чемпіонат Японії з тенісу


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	{
	public:
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	};

	class IndexBufferInterface
	{
	public:
		enum format { indices_16_bit, indices_32_bit };

		virtual ID3D10Buffer *GetIndexBuffer(unsigned int &offset) = 0;
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	class ConstantBufferInterface
	{
	public:
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By City News Service May 13, 2021
DOWNEY (CNS) - Gubernatorial recall candidate and former San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer brought his campaign to Downey today, unveiling a proposal for what said would be the largest middle-class tax cut in state history.
"The hard-working men and women who are being priced out of our state need more than a one-time rebate, they need permanent financial relief that lasts," Faulconer said. "California's serious problems require serious leadership, and our campaign is focused on real solutions to make our state affordable again."
Faulconer unveiled the proposal during a visit to Porto's Bakery, saying his plan would shrink to zero the marginal tax rate on the first $50,000 earned by individuals, and the first $100,000 earned by families, for those earning under $1 million per year.
He said someone earning less than $50,000 a year would pay no state taxes under his proposal. People earning more than $50,000 would pay state taxes only on the amount they earn above that point.
"Under my plan, 99 percent of taxpaying households will qualify for relief, many middle-class families will see their state income taxes reduced to zero, and we will make it rational to retire here," he said. "This is not a tax cut for the Wall Street crowd, it's a tax cut for the people who make our state work and deserve change in this election."
Faulconer, a Republican, has been a driving force behind the effort to recall Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom, and he is one of multiple people hoping to replace him.
Another leading Republican candidate, John Cox, campaigned Wednesday in Palm Desert in Riverside County, where he again hammered on the negative impacts of COVID-19 shutdowns on small businesses.
"Many closed permanently and millions of Californians lost their jobs," Cox said. "We need to make beastly changes to get our economy roaring again. It starts with cutting taxes and bringing common-sense to Sacramento."
The field of Republican challengers also includes 1976 Olympic decathlon gold medal winner Caitlyn Jenner and former Rep. Doug Ose.
Newsom has also been barnstorming the state. On Monday, he announced that the state has amassed a $75.7 billion budget surplus, and he proposed $600 stimulus checks for families earning up to $75,000, and an extra $500 for families with children. He said the payments would benefit two-thirds of the state's families.
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Q: How do I write expressions for Birt with Mongo? I've found the documentation page http://help.eclipse.org/kepler/index.jsp?topic=%2Forg.eclipse.birt.doc%2Fbirt%2Fds-HowToSpecifyWhatDataToRetrieveDataFromMongoDBDataSource.html which says I can write a Run Database Command expression and The default command type is FindQuery. How do I write a FindQuery expression.

A: Choose the "$query Expression" button in Edit Data Set window. Then type in the find query that you want... for example if you loaded the MongoDB sample database from http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/tutorial/aggregation-zip-code-data-set/
You can do a find query such as:
{ pop: { $gte: 15000  } }

This searches for all records that have a population greater than or equal to 15000 people. You could also run some of the following find queries:
{ state: { $in: ["WA", "OR" ] } } //finds all of the cities in WA and OR

{$and: [{ state:"WA" },{ pop: { $gte: 50000 } }]} //finds all of the cities in WA with a population greater than 50,000-

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Q: Android application crashes after starting it second or third time (Showing memory error) I am working on application which uses downloaded images from my application to display in the background. When I start application it works fine and load image without any problem. But after several restart application crashes with memory error. I use below method for get Drawable to show it in View. I have used one class and which having this static method I use it for all images. I also call one other static method for clear bitmap but don't know it works or not. May be I do not able to clear memory when I close application.
    public static void recycle_bitmap() {
    if (myBitmap != null) {
        myBitmap.recycle();
        myBitmap = null;

    }

    }

    static Bitmap myBitmap = null;

    public static Drawable ImgDrawableFromFile(Resources res, String file_name) {

    myBitmap=null;
    File imgFile = new File("/data/data/com.appstart/app_my_sub_dir/"
            + file_name + ".jpg");
    if (imgFile.exists()) {

        myBitmap = BitmapFactory.decodeFile(imgFile.getAbsolutePath());
        if (myBitmap != null)
            return new BitmapDrawable(res, myBitmap);
        else
            return null;
    }
    return null;

    }

Logcat error
01-11 12:09:41.860: D/dalvikvm(6047): GC_EXTERNAL_ALLOC freed 598K, 48% free                  3336K/6407K, external 8683K/10523K, paused 274ms
01-11 12:09:42.149: E/dalvikvm-heap(6047): 1671840-byte external allocation too large for this process.
01-11 12:09:42.480: I/dalvikvm-heap(6047): Clamp target GC heap from 16.094MB to 16.000MB
01-11 12:09:42.480: E/GraphicsJNI(6047): VM won't let us allocate 1671840 bytes
01-11 12:09:42.501: D/dalvikvm(6047): GC_FOR_MALLOC freed 1K, 48% free 3334K/6407K,    external 8674K/10523K, paused 247ms
01-11 12:09:42.501: D/skia(6047): --- decoder->decode returned false
01-11 12:09:42.501: W/dalvikvm(6047): threadid=15: thread exiting with uncaught exception (group=0x40015560)
01-11 12:09:42.560: E/AndroidRuntime(6047): FATAL EXCEPTION: Thread-18
01-11 12:09:42.560: E/AndroidRuntime(6047): java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: bitmap size exceeds VM budget
01-11 12:09:42.560: E/AndroidRuntime(6047):     at android.graphics.BitmapFactory.nativeDecodeStream(Native Method)
01-11 12:09:42.560: E/AndroidRuntime(6047):     at android.graphics.BitmapFactory.decodeStream(BitmapFactory.java:470)
01-11 12:09:42.560: E/AndroidRuntime(6047):     at android.graphics.BitmapFactory.decodeFile(BitmapFactory.java:284)
01-11 12:09:42.560: E/AndroidRuntime(6047):     at android.graphics.BitmapFactory.decodeFile(BitmapFactory.java:309)
01-11 12:09:42.560: E/AndroidRuntime(6047):     at com.appstart.utility.LoadImage.ImgDrawableFromFile(LoadImage.java:30)
01-11 12:09:42.560: E/AndroidRuntime(6047):     at com.appstart.MainActivity.run(MainActivity.java:70)
01-11 12:09:42.560: E/AndroidRuntime(6047):     at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:1019)

A: Follows these three tutorials to avoid Memory error.
Avoid Memory Leaks
Attacking Memory Problems on Android
Future-Proofing Your App
and In particular, using static variables is likely to make things worse, not better.
so please remove it.and put it outside static method.
it may be also cause due to large image size.please scale it to small size.or increase your Vm's heapsize.
it might help you.


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Across Continents, Syrian Family Seeks Assad's Ouster
By Deborah Amos
Published July 9, 2012 at 1:01 AM MDT
Ozier Muhammad
Syrian activist Karam Nachar is pursuing a doctorate in Middle Eastern history at Princeton. His family is working on several fronts against the Syrian regime. His father, who has been jailed previously, helped form the Syrian National Council, an organization of dissidents.
The Nachar family has long been on the radar of the Syrian government, and since last year, they have become even more visible.
When Syrians first started openly protesting inside the country in the spring of 2011, 29-year-old Syrian Karam Nachar was working on his doctorate in Middle East history at Princeton University. He joined demonstrations outside U.N. headquarters in New York.
"Sometimes we come here just to vent. A lot of the time we are chanting in Arabic –- not even in English. You want to feel a sense of camaraderie and community," he said at one of the weekly demonstrations.
I am fearful for the country. Things are pretty bad, and they are heading to a place where things are completely out of control.
This activism, even thousands of miles removed from the Middle East, was new for Syrians. Even in the U.S., many feared Syria's security police would target them here or relatives back home. This community has been transformed over the 16-month uprising in Syria. Karam Nachar was an early activist, his role much larger than protesting on the street.
"A lot of people worried that their parents would be arrested on their behalf," he says. "This wasn't a concern for me because my father was already arrested several times."
Samir Nachar, a well-know dissident from Aleppo, Syria, was arrested in 2003, jailed for three years, and banned from leaving the country.
By early spring of 2011, Karam Nachar was "full throttle" supporting the revolt.
He raised money to buy medical supplies and communication gear smuggled into Syria. He was up before dawn to connect with activists inside Syria. He became a voice for the opposition in the U.S., calling for international intervention to bring down the regime.
He couldn't tell his father about how active he's become because it was too dangerous to talk on the phone, with the family line monitored by the government.
Calling Home
Then in May 2011, he finally arranged a secure call to Aleppo and discovered that his 67-year-old father was taking even bigger risks, which included demonstrating in the suburbs of Damascus.
"And that's when my dad told me: 'I was in Douma, there were 20,000 people there. It was an unbelievable feeling.' " Karam Nachar says. His father, he says, "sounded like a little kid."
Late last year, his father took another risk and became a founding member of the Syrian National Council, the first organization of dissidents from inside and outside the country. Western and Arab governments hoped the SNC would emerge as a potential government in exile.
But Samir Nachar's public role endangered his family in Aleppo, and Karam Nachar had to make a more anguished call in October to his mother and sister.
"I said, 'Listen, I have bad news,' and they said, 'What? Dad is not coming back?' And I said, 'No, it's worse. You have to leave.' "
He had to persuade them that it was too dangerous to stay because the regime was likely to come after them.
"Don't think you're safe just because you are women," he told his mother. Nachar sent some trusted friends to help his mother and sister quickly pack and cross the Turkish border.
"There's not a single day that passes by without me feeling very guilt. I feel extremely guilty for being here," he said in May in an interview in a New York cafe.
Guilt is not uncommon in a revolt that's claimed so many lives. It's made more intense for Nachar by the memory of another young Syrian, Bassel Shehadeh, who left his studies in the U.S. to join the revolt. He was killed in Syria on May 28.
"Bassel was someone who came from the exact same background that I come from," Nachar says. "It hit me so hard because he's someone who had to actually sacrifice the exact same things that I have right now. And he was so brave. And I definitely have survivor guilt. I feel that ultimately the people who survive this revolution are not the best people because the best people have already died."
Reuniting In Turkey
Not long after Shehadeh's death, Nachar finished his studies at Princeton and flew to Turkey.
In June, in a cramped apartment in Istanbul, the Nachar family was reunited. A flatscreen TV is tuned to a live stream broadcast of a demonstration in Aleppo, the low hum of the chants is the background to a family discussion.
In this politicized family, everything is open for debate.
Over sweet tea and cookies, Samir Nachar listens as his daughter Zaina and Karam talk about the growing strength of the armed opposition in Syria. His wife, Nouran, bitterly complains that the SNC, the organization her husband helped to created, has failed to unite.
"I'm more disappointed than Samir," she says.
Zaina's critique is tougher. She's listened in on conference calls, SNC meetings that begin as talks and end in fights.
"We get to hear their meetings. But after a while, we were like, 'Come on — this is what we left for? These small mediocre maneuvers and playing games?' "
Armed Opposition Has The Leading Role
It is a widely held view that Syria's political opposition is still too fractured to take over should the Assad regime collapse.
Samir Nachar acknowledges to his family and a visitor that the armed rebels, loosely organized as the Free Syrian Army, have the momentum now.
But he blames the international community, saying it has failed Syria. There was no protection from this ruthless regime, he insists. Desperate Syrians then started fighting back, taking arms from any source, including radical Islamists.
"I am fearful for the country," he says. "Things are pretty bad, and they are heading to a place where things are completely out of control."
Karam shares the worries of his father.
They both agree that the longer the armed rebellion drags on, the stronger the Islamists will become.
"It makes us terrified, I mean, it's worrisome, absolutely, " Karam Nacher says. "At the same time, the only way to deal with this is to engage even more and try to limit the damage as much as possible."
The damage to Syria is the familiy's biggest concern and reflects a wider conversation in the Syrian opposition.
Is there still hope for a political solution? They all agree that the Assad regime must go. But if violence is the only answer, what is the price?
Deborah Amos
Deborah Amos covers the Middle East for NPR News. Her reports can be heard on NPR's award-winning Morning Edition, All Things Considered, and Weekend Edition.
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At some point during your time in the beautiful Northwest, you'll be headed off to Anacortes, WA to ride the ferries. On your way to/from the ferry docks, take the time to stop at the WSU Discovery Garden in Mount Vernon. About an equal distance from the freeway to the ferry docks (20 minutes) or from the ferry docks to the freeway, this magical "talking garden" is looking forward to spending some time with you.
Whenever I think about my garden travels, I find my favorites tend to be the smaller ones with more of a personal feel. Often called "pocket gardens" for their size and feel these are the ones that I take my time walking through without feeling like I have to hurry in order to see the entire garden. You can quickly go through this one in an hour, or relax into the experience and spend many more.
This small garden is run by Washington State University. The WSU Discovery Garden was designed and is maintained by volunteer master gardener. It is divided up into multiple smaller-themed gardens filled with imaginative elements that change annually. The goals of the garden are to interest, inspire and educate the public; to develop a garden for community use and enjoyment; and to enhance the quality of the environment of Skagit County.
The Master Gardener Program was started in Washington State in 1973. Thanks to the WSU Master Gardener class of 1994, the vision for the Demonstration Garden was born. It took two years to plan the garden, then in the fall of 1996, the first structure trees and fences were established. Over the next two years, with the help of many committed WSU Master Gardeners and the community, the garden was planted.
Records show that 120 Master Gardeners from King and Pierce County Extension were trained in the first class. They served more than 7,000 clients in their first year. Today there are more than 3,000 Master Gardeners serving in 28 of the 39 Washington Counties serving more than a quarter of a million clients each year. The Master Gardener program is now operating in 46 states and four Canadian provinces.
There are 30 areas to enjoy. For a complete list click here . Among my favorites are the Cottage Garden, Iris Garden, Hot Color Borders, and the Rhododendron Garden. That being said I am a stout proponent of teaching children the pleasures of gardening, so I was especially interested to explore the Children's Garden.
The gateway to the garden starts the visitor down a 'yellow brick road' through an archway of weeping mulberry, creating the impression of entering through a green tunnel into a land of make-believe. A curved pathway runs down the center of the garden and includes the game of "hopscotch." I followed my impulse to hop down the pathway bring backing back memories of playing hopscotch in my childhood.
The Discovery Garden is open to the public year round (including holidays) from dawn to dusk. Signage throughout the garden allows for a self-guided tour…BUT if you see one of the master gardeners stop and chat. You'll be engaged and delighted by what they have to share.
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Q: Could not initialize Photoshop because the scratch disk are full When trying to open Photoshop, I get the following message

I am not sure disks are really full, but I can't even reach the settings, because PS does not start.
How to overcome?

A: From the Adobe forum

Since you cannot start Photoshop, you cannot change the scratch disk
  allocation in its preferences. Luckily for you, the engineers have
  devised a shortcut to fix that: Hold down CTRL+ALT(PC) /
  CMD+OPTION(Mac) as soon as Photoshop starts to get this menu:

Select another disk with more room but do not forget the clean the
  files clogging up your hard drive, as described in the other messages.

A: Unfortunately, this didn't help me.
I had to clear out an extra several GBs and reset my Photoshop preferences. To clear the Photoshop preferences, you hold down Ctrl+Alt+ Shift (PC) or CMD+OPTION+SHIFT(Mac) as Photoshop is launching (just like you do for previous answer). This brings up a menu asking if you want to do clear the preferences.
I have had success in the past just deleting my preferences without clearing out memory, so that might be something you try. That said, you won't have your preferences, but that was minimal change for me. You can find more information at this Adobe Forum Question/Answer.
Afterwards (when Photoshop launched), I also increased the RAM for Photoshop.


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#include "gnutls_int.h"
#include "gnutls_auth.h"
#include "gnutls_errors.h"
#include "gnutls_num.h"
#include <ext/server_name.h>

static int _gnutls_server_name_recv_params(gnutls_session_t session,
					   const uint8_t * data,
					   size_t data_size);
static int _gnutls_server_name_send_params(gnutls_session_t session,
					   gnutls_buffer_st * extdata);

static int _gnutls_server_name_unpack(gnutls_buffer_st * ps,
				      extension_priv_data_t * _priv);
static int _gnutls_server_name_pack(extension_priv_data_t _priv,
				    gnutls_buffer_st * ps);
static void _gnutls_server_name_deinit_data(extension_priv_data_t priv);

extension_entry_st ext_mod_server_name = {
	.name = "SERVER NAME",
	.type = GNUTLS_EXTENSION_SERVER_NAME,
	.parse_type = GNUTLS_EXT_APPLICATION,

	.recv_func = _gnutls_server_name_recv_params,
	.send_func = _gnutls_server_name_send_params,
	.pack_func = _gnutls_server_name_pack,
	.unpack_func = _gnutls_server_name_unpack,
	.deinit_func = _gnutls_server_name_deinit_data,
};

/*
 * In case of a server: if a NAME_DNS extension type is received then
 * it stores into the session the value of NAME_DNS. The server may
 * use gnutls_ext_get_server_name(), in order to access it.
 *
 * In case of a client: If a proper NAME_DNS extension type is found
 * in the session then it sends the extension to the peer.
 *
 */
static int
_gnutls_server_name_recv_params(gnutls_session_t session,
				const uint8_t * data, size_t _data_size)
{
	int i;
	const unsigned char *p;
	uint16_t len, type;
	ssize_t data_size = _data_size;
	int server_names = 0;
	server_name_ext_st *priv;
	extension_priv_data_t epriv;

	if (session->security_parameters.entity == GNUTLS_SERVER) {
		DECR_LENGTH_RET(data_size, 2, 0);
		len = _gnutls_read_uint16(data);

		if (len != data_size) {
			/* This is unexpected packet length, but
			 * just ignore it, for now.
			 */
			gnutls_assert();
			return 0;
		}

		p = data + 2;

		/* Count all server_names in the packet. */
		while (data_size > 0) {
			DECR_LENGTH_RET(data_size, 1, 0);
			p++;

			DECR_LEN(data_size, 2);
			len = _gnutls_read_uint16(p);
			p += 2;

			if (len > 0) {
				DECR_LENGTH_RET(data_size, len, 0);
				server_names++;
				p += len;
			} else
				_gnutls_handshake_log
				    ("HSK[%p]: Received (0) size server name (under attack?)\n",
				     session);

		}

		/* we cannot accept more server names.
		 */
		if (server_names > MAX_SERVER_NAME_EXTENSIONS) {
			_gnutls_handshake_log
			    ("HSK[%p]: Too many server names received (under attack?)\n",
			     session);
			server_names = MAX_SERVER_NAME_EXTENSIONS;
		}

		if (server_names == 0)
			return 0;	/* no names found */

		priv = gnutls_calloc(1, sizeof(*priv));
		if (priv == NULL) {
			gnutls_assert();
			return GNUTLS_E_MEMORY_ERROR;
		}

		priv->server_names_size = server_names;

		p = data + 2;
		for (i = 0; i < server_names; i++) {
			type = *p;
			p++;

			len = _gnutls_read_uint16(p);
			p += 2;

			switch (type) {
			case 0:	/* NAME_DNS */
				if (len <= MAX_SERVER_NAME_SIZE) {
					memcpy(priv->server_names[i].name,
					       p, len);
					priv->server_names[i].name_length =
					    len;
					priv->server_names[i].type =
					    GNUTLS_NAME_DNS;
					break;
				}
			}

			/* move to next record */
			p += len;
		}

		epriv.ptr = priv;
		_gnutls_ext_set_session_data(session,
					     GNUTLS_EXTENSION_SERVER_NAME,
					     epriv);

	}

	return 0;
}

/* returns data_size or a negative number on failure
 */
static int
_gnutls_server_name_send_params(gnutls_session_t session,
				gnutls_buffer_st * extdata)
{
	uint16_t len;
	unsigned i;
	int total_size = 0, ret;
	server_name_ext_st *priv;
	extension_priv_data_t epriv;

	ret =
	    _gnutls_ext_get_session_data(session,
					 GNUTLS_EXTENSION_SERVER_NAME,
					 &epriv);
	if (ret < 0)
		return 0;

	/* this function sends the client extension data (dnsname)
	 */
	if (session->security_parameters.entity == GNUTLS_CLIENT) {
		priv = epriv.ptr;

		if (priv->server_names_size == 0)
			return 0;

		/* uint16_t
		 */
		total_size = 2;
		for (i = 0; i < priv->server_names_size; i++) {
			/* count the total size
			 */
			len = priv->server_names[i].name_length;

			/* uint8_t + uint16_t + size
			 */
			total_size += 1 + 2 + len;
		}

		/* UINT16: write total size of all names
		 */
		ret =
		    _gnutls_buffer_append_prefix(extdata, 16,
						 total_size - 2);
		if (ret < 0)
			return gnutls_assert_val(ret);

		for (i = 0; i < priv->server_names_size; i++) {

			switch (priv->server_names[i].type) {
			case GNUTLS_NAME_DNS:
				len = priv->server_names[i].name_length;
				if (len == 0)
					break;

				/* UINT8: type of this extension
				 * UINT16: size of the first name
				 * LEN: the actual server name.
				 */
				ret =
				    _gnutls_buffer_append_prefix(extdata,
								 8, 0);
				if (ret < 0)
					return gnutls_assert_val(ret);

				ret =
				    _gnutls_buffer_append_data_prefix
				    (extdata, 16,
				     priv->server_names[i].name, len);
				if (ret < 0)
					return gnutls_assert_val(ret);

				break;
			default:
				gnutls_assert();
				return GNUTLS_E_INTERNAL_ERROR;
			}
		}
	}

	return total_size;
}

/**
 * gnutls_server_name_get:
 * @session: is a #gnutls_session_t structure.
 * @data: will hold the data
 * @data_length: will hold the data length. Must hold the maximum size of data.
 * @type: will hold the server name indicator type
 * @indx: is the index of the server_name
 *
 * This function will allow you to get the name indication (if any), a
 * client has sent.  The name indication may be any of the enumeration
 * gnutls_server_name_type_t.
 *
 * If @type is GNUTLS_NAME_DNS, then this function is to be used by
 * servers that support virtual hosting, and the data will be a null
 * terminated UTF-8 string.
 *
 * If @data has not enough size to hold the server name
 * GNUTLS_E_SHORT_MEMORY_BUFFER is returned, and @data_length will
 * hold the required size.
 *
 * @index is used to retrieve more than one server names (if sent by
 * the client).  The first server name has an index of 0, the second 1
 * and so on.  If no name with the given index exists
 * GNUTLS_E_REQUESTED_DATA_NOT_AVAILABLE is returned.
 *
 * Returns: On success, %GNUTLS_E_SUCCESS (0) is returned,
 *   otherwise a negative error code is returned.
 **/
int
gnutls_server_name_get(gnutls_session_t session, void *data,
		       size_t * data_length,
		       unsigned int *type, unsigned int indx)
{
	char *_data = data;
	server_name_ext_st *priv;
	int ret;
	extension_priv_data_t epriv;

	if (session->security_parameters.entity == GNUTLS_CLIENT) {
		gnutls_assert();
		return GNUTLS_E_INVALID_REQUEST;
	}

	ret =
	    _gnutls_ext_get_session_data(session,
					 GNUTLS_EXTENSION_SERVER_NAME,
					 &epriv);
	if (ret < 0) {
		gnutls_assert();
		return GNUTLS_E_REQUESTED_DATA_NOT_AVAILABLE;
	}

	priv = epriv.ptr;

	if (indx + 1 > priv->server_names_size) {
		return GNUTLS_E_REQUESTED_DATA_NOT_AVAILABLE;
	}

	*type = priv->server_names[indx].type;

	if (*data_length >	/* greater since we need one extra byte for the null */
	    priv->server_names[indx].name_length) {
		*data_length = priv->server_names[indx].name_length;
		memcpy(data, priv->server_names[indx].name, *data_length);

		if (*type == GNUTLS_NAME_DNS)	/* null terminate */
			_data[(*data_length)] = 0;

	} else {
		*data_length = priv->server_names[indx].name_length + 1;
		return GNUTLS_E_SHORT_MEMORY_BUFFER;
	}

	return 0;
}

/**
 * gnutls_server_name_set:
 * @session: is a #gnutls_session_t structure.
 * @type: specifies the indicator type
 * @name: is a string that contains the server name.
 * @name_length: holds the length of name
 *
 * This function is to be used by clients that want to inform (via a
 * TLS extension mechanism) the server of the name they connected to.
 * This should be used by clients that connect to servers that do
 * virtual hosting.
 *
 * The value of @name depends on the @type type.  In case of
 * %GNUTLS_NAME_DNS, an ASCII (0)-terminated domain name string,
 * without the trailing dot, is expected.  IPv4 or IPv6 addresses are
 * not permitted.
 *
 * Returns: On success, %GNUTLS_E_SUCCESS (0) is returned,
 *   otherwise a negative error code is returned.
 **/
int
gnutls_server_name_set(gnutls_session_t session,
		       gnutls_server_name_type_t type,
		       const void *name, size_t name_length)
{
	int server_names, ret;
	server_name_ext_st *priv;
	extension_priv_data_t epriv;
	int set = 0;

	if (session->security_parameters.entity == GNUTLS_SERVER) {
		gnutls_assert();
		return GNUTLS_E_INVALID_REQUEST;
	}

	if (name_length > MAX_SERVER_NAME_SIZE)
		return GNUTLS_E_SHORT_MEMORY_BUFFER;

	ret =
	    _gnutls_ext_get_session_data(session,
					 GNUTLS_EXTENSION_SERVER_NAME,
					 &epriv);
	if (ret < 0) {
		set = 1;
	}

	if (set != 0) {
		priv = gnutls_calloc(1, sizeof(*priv));
		if (priv == NULL) {
			gnutls_assert();
			return GNUTLS_E_MEMORY_ERROR;
		}
		epriv.ptr = priv;
	} else
		priv = epriv.ptr;

	server_names = priv->server_names_size + 1;

	if (server_names > MAX_SERVER_NAME_EXTENSIONS)
		server_names = MAX_SERVER_NAME_EXTENSIONS;

	priv->server_names[server_names - 1].type = type;
	memcpy(priv->server_names[server_names - 1].name, name,
	       name_length);
	priv->server_names[server_names - 1].name_length = name_length;

	priv->server_names_size = server_names;

	if (set != 0)
		_gnutls_ext_set_session_data(session,
					     GNUTLS_EXTENSION_SERVER_NAME,
					     epriv);

	return 0;
}

static void _gnutls_server_name_deinit_data(extension_priv_data_t priv)
{
	gnutls_free(priv.ptr);
}

static int
_gnutls_server_name_pack(extension_priv_data_t epriv,
			 gnutls_buffer_st * ps)
{
	server_name_ext_st *priv = epriv.ptr;
	unsigned int i;
	int ret;

	BUFFER_APPEND_NUM(ps, priv->server_names_size);
	for (i = 0; i < priv->server_names_size; i++) {
		BUFFER_APPEND_NUM(ps, priv->server_names[i].type);
		BUFFER_APPEND_PFX4(ps, priv->server_names[i].name,
				   priv->server_names[i].name_length);
	}
	return 0;
}

static int
_gnutls_server_name_unpack(gnutls_buffer_st * ps,
			   extension_priv_data_t * _priv)
{
	server_name_ext_st *priv;
	unsigned int i;
	int ret;
	extension_priv_data_t epriv;

	priv = gnutls_calloc(1, sizeof(*priv));
	if (priv == NULL) {
		gnutls_assert();
		return GNUTLS_E_MEMORY_ERROR;
	}

	BUFFER_POP_NUM(ps, priv->server_names_size);
	for (i = 0; i < priv->server_names_size; i++) {
		BUFFER_POP_NUM(ps, priv->server_names[i].type);
		BUFFER_POP_NUM(ps, priv->server_names[i].name_length);
		if (priv->server_names[i].name_length >
		    sizeof(priv->server_names[i].name)) {
			gnutls_assert();
			return GNUTLS_E_PARSING_ERROR;
		}
		BUFFER_POP(ps, priv->server_names[i].name,
			   priv->server_names[i].name_length);
	}

	epriv.ptr = priv;
	*_priv = epriv;

	return 0;

      error:
	gnutls_free(priv);
	return ret;
}


As promised we have another leak from Z-MAN's California Brainwashed album, this one is entitled "Smoke One With Ya Boy" and was produced by Raytona 500 aka Rhythm X the 707 legend and Sick Wid It Records vet.
A video is in the works for this one as well so stay tuned.
Questosahn showing once again that he is a true master at his craft. It gets no better.
Interview courtesy of Billy Jam, The Studio Danksta.
Come join us for the opening reception February 9th in S.F. He's a muthafuckin' art show.
Another banger from ITTT featuring Gurp City's most wanted Z-MAN, Produced By Conceit, Mixed & Mastered By FreaQ Show for Chillout! Music.
The long awaited California Brainwashed album is almost here and we are proud to present the first leak, "Crooked Cops" produced by JWells. Just to give yall a taste of the dope thats been cookin. I will have another song up from the project next week as well.
ALL FRAMES OF THE GAME , WE IN THIS THANG BRUH!
Original mix recorded live by DJ Eons One on April 14, 2012 then edited for radio at the request of his parents and replayed at Stinkweed's memorial service in Redwood City, CA on April 21, 2012. This is the raw unedited original take, the way Stinko would have wanted it. Rest In Peace, Kuklinsk.
Stinkweed's legacy lives on forever thru his music. Doomryderz.
Fist Fam returns with their latest visual off of the Weekend Cult album. Directed by Philo, Produced by FreaQ Show f.k.a Optik for Chillout Music.
Two of the bay area's most original and underrated MC's have teamed up for to bring you The Vegetable & The Alien. The concept is executed flawlessly it really reminds me of why I fell in love with underground hip hop in the first place. Features Equipto, Self Jupiter, Count Bass D, Moka Only, PitchBlackGold, MF Grimm, Lesk One, Nim One, PW Esquire and Dave Dub.
Happy Holidays from the crew at Chillout! Music, its going to be a breakout year for them in 2013, no doubt.
The lineup speaks for itself, Gurped Out.
This is the first release off the upcoming collaborative EP by Foul Mouth Jerk & Gus Cutty titled Scofflaw which is entirely produced by Grand Invicible's DJ Eons. Pour them tall get your grub on. Gurp City South in this bootch.


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Hockey East Top Stories
NCAA Hockey Northeast Regional Live Blog: Anders Lee Scores Overtime Winner for Notre Dame
Final, Notre Dame 4-3: Carter Madsen turned the puck over behind the Merrimack net, and Anders Lee sent it toward Joe Cannata. It took a weird bounce and found a home in the net to give Notre Dame the victory.
Overtime, 15:00, 3-3: Merrimack is still controlling the play, which makes for a much more entertaining game because the Warriors play at a fast pace. For some reason, Merrimack defenseman Kyle Bigos turned his stick into a vacuum while bringing the puck through the neutral zone. He had Bobby Kramer streaking toward the blue line directly in front of him, but Bigos wouldn't pass it, instead opting to take the puck in and set up the play himself. Kramer would have had a breakaway if Bigos made the smart play.
Overtime, 18:01, 3-3: Merrimack led an onslaught to start OT, and it had several chances to bury the puck into an empty net. But it didn't get the bounces it needed to get a stick in the right spot.
Overtime, 19:59, 3-3: The extra session has started, and Merrimack has to figure this thing out after giving away a two-goal lead. The winner, of course, plays UNH on Sunday night.
End of regulation, 3-3: Stephane Da Costa created a couple of opportunities, including one on the penalty kill, but no one found the back of the net. The game slowed down in a big way in the third period, mostly because Notre Dame took control of the flow. If the pace stays like that, this game might go all night.
Third period, 3:08, 3-3: This has been Notre Dame's period for the most part, and the Irish have a power play coming up after Bobby Kramer took a penalty. While this is obviously a great chance for Notre Dame, keep in mind Merrimack has one short-handed goal and had a breakaway opportunity for another. Regardless, the ice is tilted way in Notre Dame's favor, and Merrimack needs to do something to counter that.
Third period, 9:28, 3-3: Kyle Bigoas was called for a questionable interference penalty, and Notre Dame will go back on the power play. Players have gotten away with worse in this game, but Bigos could have avoided the penalty by not fanning on a clear attempt a few moments earlier.
Third period, 14:28, 3-3: Joe Cannata's rebound control has been a problem in this game, and it just cost Merrimack a goal. Cannata couldn't wrap up a shot, and the puck dangled in the slot before Billy Maday knocked it into the net. Notre Dame isn't the better team in this game, but it has taken advantage of two of Cannata's mistakes to erase the 3-1 deficit.
Third period, 15:50, Merrimack 3-2: Merrimack has regained its swagger, and that's bound to happen when Stephane Da Costa is toying with defenders in the Notre Dame zone. The Warriors should be starting a power play now, though, after a Notre Dame player got away with interference, cross-checking and checking from behind all on the same play.
Third period, 19:59, Merrimack 3-2: The winner of this game will play UNH on Sunday, and the winner of that game will take on Minnesota Duluth in the Frozen Four. Duluth just upset Yale in Connecticut and will have a massive home-ice advantage in the Frozen.
Second intermission, Merrimack 3-2: Merrimack has played well enough to be in the lead, but it's got to be a little ticked off that Notre Dame is just a goal down. Joe Cannata is a major reason why the Warriors are at this point, but he let up a soft goal to give Notre Dame some life. The Irish took advantage of that goal, too, by playing better through the final six minutes of the period. It's on Merrimack to respond from here.
Second period, 6:31, Merrimack 3-2: Notre Dame stole one there. Anders Lee took a wrister from the left point that Joe Cannata should have easily scooped up, but he reached above his head and let the puck trickle off his glove and float into the net. That was a soft one if there ever was. Cannata got away with a soft goal last week against UNH, as Blake Kessel's center-ice bouncer was disallowed due to offsides, but Cannata and Merrimack will pay the price for this one.
Second period, 12:00, Merrimack 3-1: Merrimack nearly delivered the knockout blow, as Jeff Velleca intercepted a lazy pass at the top of the zone and raced through two Notre Dame defenders to a breakaway, but goalie Mike Johnson barely got his left pad on the puck after Velleca put a heck of a move on him. Notre Dame should have realized in the first period that it's got to be more disciplined on the power play.
Second period, 13:52, Merrimack 3-1: Merrimack's Carter Madsen was called for cross-checking to give Notre Dame another power play. The Irish converted on their last man-advantage, but it was merely a consolation after they surrendered a shorty.
Second period, 17:02, Merrimack 3-1: Merrimack took advantage of a failed clear and doubled its lead. Shawn Bates intercepted a weak pass and hit Rhett Bly in the slot. Gliding to his right, Bly shuffled the puck through Mike Johnson's legs , and Merrimack pulled a veteran move by capitalizing on a bad turnover. Bly also made up for a pair of first-period penalties.
Second period, 19:59, Merrimack 2-1: Let's see if Merrimack and Notre Dame can keep up the pace in the second period. That was a fast opening frame.
First intermission, Merrimack 2-1: Each team had plenty of chances, as shown by Merrimack's 16-11 shot advantage, but the Warriors head to the locker room with the lead. This has been a pretty good performance for the Hockey East tournament finalists, and they've taken the play to the more experienced Notre Dame team.
First period, 3:08, Merrimack 2-1: Nick Larson was given two minutes for some excessive force after the play, and Merrimack will have another power play. Larson slashed goalie Joe Cannata after the whistle and got a deserved break in the box.
First period, 3:33, Merrimack 2-1: Notre Dame got it back on the power play, as Calie Ridderwall's wrister from the slot went through traffic and found the back of the net.
First period, 4:00, Merrimack 2-0: Stephane Da Costa, perhaps the best playmaker in Hockey East this season, led a two-on-one break with Ryan Flanigan while the Warriors were on the penalty kill. Da Costa fed Flanigan at the right circle, and he wristed a big one past Mike Johnson's glove.
First period, 5:10, Merrimack 1-0: Rhett Bly has taken his second penalty of the first period, and Notre Dame will go on the power play with a chance to tie the game.
First period, 6:37, Merrimack 1-0: Merrimack has the skill, but its first goal of the game was about hard work. Notre Dame goalie Mike Johnson couldn't hang onto a shot from the right point, and with the puck banked at the post, Kyle Bigos was able to whack it through Johnson and two Notre Dame skaters who were in the crease.
First period, 8:08, 0-0: Stephen Johns was called for boarding, and Merrimack will go on the power play. The Warriors have had their chances, and they don't look like a team that hasn't played in a tournament game in 23 years.
First period, 12:50, 0-0: The teams will play four on four after Rhett Bly and Sean Lorenz took matching penalties. Merrimack has the skill to take advantage of the extra ice.
First period, 16:06, 0-0: Notre Dame defenseman Sam Calabrese was called for tripping, and Merrimack will have the game's first power play.
First period, 16:20, 0-0: Merrimack senior forward Bobby Kramer took a hard hit in the corner of the MC zone and remained on the ice for a few minutes. He skated slowly to the bench with the help of the medical staff and a couple teammates.
First period, 19:59, 0-0: It's a Merrimack-heavy crowd, and the Warrior fans have built some momentum after the last couple weekends. Should be a good one, especially with the UNH fans still in attendance who are largely rooting for their Hockey East counterparts.
7:28 p.m.: Merrimack and Notre Dame are about to start the second game, and the winner will take on UNH on Sunday night.
Final, UNH 3-1: The Northeast's top seed has fallen, as UNH pulled off a surprising upset of Miami at the Verizon Center. Kevin Goumas scored two goals, and Mike Sislo had the winner early in the third period. UNH will play the winner of Merrimack-Notre Dame on Sunday at 8 p.m.
Third period, 1:25, UNH 3-1: The upset looks real now. Kevin Gomas broke up a rush in the UNH zone, carried the puck to center ice and sent a liner into the empty Miami net, and this place has erupted. This is a stunner.
Third period, 3:21, UNH 2-1: Miami has really been attacking during the last four or five minutes, and with two Hobey finalists and the nation's leading scorer, the RedHawks absolutely have the firepower to tie this game. It will be a tense finish for the UNH fans.
Third period, 4:25, UNH 2-1: I don't know if it was going in, but Matt DiGirolamo just got the UNH fans cheering after a big glove save on a Cameron Schilling slap shot from the left point. The puck looked like it might have been a little wide, but the style points were legit.
Third period, 7:17, UNH 2-1: Miami will get its second power play of the period after Paul Thompson was called for tripping. Miami's man-advantage was moving the puck well when it stayed patient earlier in the period, so UNH might need to add a little more pressure here.
Third period, 8:04, UNH 2-1: Miami has only put one shot on net in the first 12 minutes of the third period, as UNH's defense has really stayed strong in front of the net.
Third period, 9:24, UNH 2-1: UNH's defense has really held up, and Matt DiGirolamo made a nice save with the right pad to keep the Wildcats in the league, but he also got some help from the crossbar after Bryon Paulazzo's open bid from the right circle couldn't find the net.
Third period, 11:47, UNH 2-1: Stevie Moses was just called for a very questionable hooking call in the neutral zone, and Miami will get its second power play of the game. This is a huge spot for UNH, which has controlled play since the start of the second period and has played with a good amount of confidence.
Third period, 14:38, UNH 2-1: Credit Alden Hirschfeld with a goal-saving block during UNH's fourth power play. Paul Thompson received a pass in the slot and had a wide-open net at his disposal, but Hirschfeld got his left leg in the way to keep Miami's deficit at one goal.
Third period, 17:44, UNH 2-1: Justin Vaive got called for interference in front of the UNH net, and the Wildcats have their fourth power play of the game. This building is coming alive.
Third period, 19:21, UNH 2-1: UNH has taken a 2-1 lead for the second time, and this one will hold up. Blake Kessel had the puck at the right point and sent a crisp pass through the slot to Mike Sislo, who easily redirected the puck into the Miami net.
Third period, 19:59, 1-1: Fourth-seeded UNH and top-seeded Miami have 20 minutes to settle this first-round matchup.
Second intermission, 1-1: UNH is playing well enough to pull off the upset, and if Miami goalie Cody Reichard was unconscious in this game, the Wildcats could have a sizeable lead heading into the third period. UNH has gotten the better scoring opportunities, but Reichard has knocked aside two breakaways — including a Stevie Moses bid late in the second period — and two great looks from the slot. And don't forget the disallowed goal. Aside from Reichard, Miami's other big star has been its collective forecheck, although UNH did a better job to break through that in the second.
Second period, 2:45, 1-1: UNH has failed to score on three power plays in the second period, but its third man-advantage was a little better from its first two. Still, you saw what happened to Union on Friday when it put up a doughnut on the power play against Duluth. Miami does a great job of limiting long possessions and good looks, so it can't afford to keep giving these opportunities away.
Second period, 5:56, 1-1: UNH's power play needs some life, and it will get a third consecutive opportunity here in the second period after Trent Vogelhuber was called for hooking. Miami hasn't really changed anything with its forecheck or trap game, but UNH can't find a way to break through to sustain anything. However, Miami has been susceptible behind its defense, and UNH has tried to take a few chances on that end to no avail just yet.
Second period, 7:20, 1-1: This building yields some notoriously bad bounces off the boards, and Phil DeSimone had a chance to capitalize on one during the power play. The puck ran out to DeSimone in the slot, and he batted it at Cody Reichard, who didn't even need to move his glove to preserve the tie.
Second period, 8:25, 1-1: UNH didn't do much with its first power play, but it will have a second chance after Curtis McKenzie got bagged for hooking. Miami kept up its pressure on the penalty kill, stacking the blue line and forcing UNH to dump and chase. But UNH couldn't win any battles for the puck, and it never sustained any possession. Carter Camper actually had the best scoring chance, with a wrister through traffic from the right circle on the short-handed attempt, but Matt DiGirolamo got enough on it to swat the puck aside.
Second period, 13:04, 1-1: Will Weber got two minutes for hooking, and UNH will put its power play on the ice for the first time in the game.
Second period, 14:41, 1-1: Cody Reichard did it again, stopping Mike Sislo's breakaway with 15:20 remaining in the second period. Phil DeSimone hit Sislo in the neutral zone after he got behind the defense, but Sislo couldn't shake Reichard.
Second period, 19:59, 1-1: They're back in action in the second. How about this for a weird stat: As strong as Miami played defensively, it didn't block a single shot in the first period. Crazy.
First intermission, 1-1: That was a fairly even first period, but Miami's pressure has been a big advantage for the RedHawks. Their forecheck has killed UNH, and it has led to some extended possessions. It's a battle for UNH to get it out of the Miami zone, as well as through the neutral zone. Dick Umile has to draw up a better strategy in the locker room to counter that. Otherwise, the Wildcats have played right with Miami. The game is tied due to a disallowed goal and a tremendous save from Cody Reichard, showing that UNH has been able to get the better scoring chances.
First period, 3:45, 1-1: They just went 6:15 without a single whistle, and UNH has gotten some decent looks in the Miami zone, but the RedHawks are still controlling the overall play. UNH is having a heck of a time trying to clear the zone, and it's getting very, very few clean breaks against Miami's forecheck.
Miami goalie Cody Reichard made a phenomenal save on a Stevie Moses blast from the slot. Reichard went into a split while sliding from his left to right, and he got his right pad on the puck to keep the game tied. Even the UNH fans were impressed with that effort.
First period, 11:54, 1-1: UNH defenseman Damon Kipp was whistled for boarding, and Miami will have the first power play of the game. It was a boarderline call less than two minutes after UNH caught a tough break with a disallowed goal, and the Wildcats are going to have to work hard to keep composed.
First period, 13:31, 1-1: Hockey East Player of the Year Paul Thompson circled around the back of the Miami net and flipped the puck toward the crease. It deflected off one of two skaters — either Miami's Steven Spinell or UNH's Mike Sislo — and trickled through the net. But the play went to review, and the goal was taken away, with the announcement that it was directed in by a foot, which means the officials must have determined Sislo kicked it in.
First period, 13:57, 1-1: The UNH fans in the building were happy to see one of the referees fall on his backside just a few seconds after he swallowed his whistle during a potential holding penalty against Miami.
First period, 18:07, 1-1: It's been a quick start in Manchester. Matt Campanale took a shot that caromed off the back boards and found Kevin Goumas' tape at the post. Goumas easily sent the puck into the net as Cody Reichard slowly recovered.
First period, 19:07, Miami 1-0: That didn't take long. Bryon Paulazzo received a nice feed in the slot from Carter Camper, and Matt DiGirolamo saved the initial bid, but Paulazzo's rebound opportunity found the back of the net. Remember, heavily favored Boston College scored early on Colorado College on Friday night, and that didn't work out so hot.
First period, 19:59, 0-0: The game is under way, and UNH might need its best game of the year to pull off an upset of a Miami team that has a national championship on its mind.
4:00 p.m.: The building might be slightly more than half full — or a little less than half empty? — and the crowd is definitely UNH-heavy. Miami's band played the national anthem, and the two teams are moments away from face-off.
3:43 p.m.: On paper — or, on the Internet, as it may be — UNH doesn't really stack up against Miami, but the Wildcats don't need to look far for inspiration. They pulled off a first-round shocker in this very building two years ago, tying North Dakota in the opening round with 0.1 seconds remaining in the third period and then winning in overtime.
Then, UNH outplayed Boston University in the regional final before surrendering the decisive goal with 14.4 seconds to go in the third period. BU later won the national championship in one of the most thrilling games I've ever seen.
3:26 p.m.: Top-seeded Miami and fourth-seeded UNH have taken the ice for their pregame warmups, and face-off is about 40 minutes away. Miami is in its home white sweaters, while "visiting" UNH is in its road blues, despite being the host school. The teams also came out to UNH's entrance music. There's a sparse crowd at the moment, but UNH has a slight edge in team gear, which is to be expected.
8 a.m.: It's been 23 years since Merrimack last played in the NCAA tournament, but the Warriors will end the longest tourney drought in Hockey East on Saturday when they face off with Notre Dame in the Northeast Regional at the Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester, N.H.
But first, fourth-seeded New Hampshire will have an upset on its mind at 4 p.m. The Wildcats, who are playing in a pseudo-home game, will play top-seeded Miami, which has advanced to the last two Frozen Fours. The RedHawks are led by likely Hobey Baker winner Andy Miele, who has an astounding 71 points this season (24 goals, 47 assists).
UNH, though, needs Hockey East Player of the Year Paul Thompson to change its NCAA tournament fate, as the Wildcats have fallen shy of the Frozen Four in seven consecutive seasons.
Second-seeded Merrimack gained a lot of experience last weekend while marching to the Hockey East championship game. The Wildcats knocked off Maine in the first round and UNH in the second round before falling to Boston College in the title tilt, but the upstart Warriors were tied in the game's final seven minutes and proved they've got the skill to handle the big stage.
UNH Bounces Back After Hockey East Disappointment to Stun Top-Seeded Miami in NCAA Tournament
NCAA Tournament Bracket Has Half of Final Four Set After UConn, Butler Pull Off Thrilling Wins
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Frozen Fenway Notes: Unique Event 'Magical' For All Teams Involved
Frozen Fenway Wrap: Holy Cross Snaps Losing Streak With Win Over BU


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IRB Brasil Re confirms $2.3bn share offering
11th July 2019 - Author: Matt Sheehan
Brazilian reinsurer IRB Brasil Resseguros SA (IRB Brasil Re) has confirmed that shareholders BB Seguridade Participações and the Brazilian Treasury are set to sell their stakes next week in a share offering valued at 8.5 billion reais (US $2.3 billion).
The pricing of the secondary share offering is expected to occur on July 18, with the settlement occurring shortly thereafter.
IRB Brasil Re explained that the offering would comprise 83,978,450 of its common shares held by the company's shareholders.
This consists of 47,520,213 common shares from BB Seguros Participações and 36,458,237 common shares from the Brazilian Federal Government.
The shares of the Brazilian Government are held in the National Privatization Fund managed by the Brazilian National Development Bank.
The investment banking units of Banco do Brasil SA, Bank of America, Banco Bradesco SA, Caixa Econômica Federal, Citigroup Inc, Itaú Unibanco Holding SA and UBS Group AG will manage the offering.
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So I've kept everyone pretty up-to-date on my auto-repair expenses for the Land Rover.
We're fortunate (or foolish?) enough to have 4 cars in the household so when one goes down, we've got plenty of back-up.
My BMW Z3 hasn't been out of the garage for over a year. Over the past two years, it's driven maybe 30 miles. I couldn't get it started months ago and didn't even consider it as my back-up vehicle while the Rover was in the shop.
So, instead, I hoped in my wife's Toyota Tacoma, turned the key, and heard the fabled "click-click-click-click" noise.
I'm no gear head but I do know that that means the battery is dead.
We hooked it up to the Scion (our only functioning vehicle) and it started right up.
We let it run for an hour or so, you know, to charge the battery before shutting it down.
The next morning, I went out to take it for a spin, turned the key, and got nothing.
Battery must *really* be dead.
And then a lightbulb went on!
Hey, maybe the only problem with the BMW is the battery?
Needless to say, I went out to AutoZone and spent almost $300 on a couple of batteries and then spent an afternoon pretending to be a real auto mechanic.
For real, I looked like one of those guys who's always working on his Trans-Am with the bird on the hood.
Three hours later, I had two more running vehicles.
Good job dude!! Anything you can do yourself and avoid paying a "professional" is money saved and earned in my book. Sorry about all the Land Rover woes – though it sounds like the new O2 sensors may have been the trick despite your "stealership" not knowing which one needed to be replaced nor knowing that there may have been a required minimum run time for the CEL to extinguish. That's my pet-theory at least!
"Stealership" — I like that!
Bargains to be had… or just junk?


After careful consideration, Ye Wanwan decided to not tell them about her disguise as a man for the time being. "I joined the industry only recently, so I'm not that big yet. I'll let you guys know once I make a name for myself."
Jiang Yan Ran seemed to recall something then she turned to Ye Wanwan. "Oh right, Wanwan, you said you'll be signing me in the future - you haven't forgotten about that, right?"
Ye Wanwan giggled. "Of course I haven't. Yan Ran, you don't have to rush to debut now - just focus on learning the basics. By the time you graduate, I should have a footing in the entertainment industry and you can work with me then."
Ye Wanwan paused then turned to look at the girl next to her and continued, "I'm signing you not so you can suffer along with me!"
After Jiang Yan Ran heard Ye Wanwan say that, her cheeks flushed furiously and she nodded resolutely. "En, I'll also work hard and do my best!"
Chu Feng looked at his own girlfriend then turned to Ye Wanwan and mumbled, "Wanwan-jie..."
"What is it?" Ye Wanwan looked at Chu Feng.
Chu Feng bit his lips. "Could you teach me..."
"Teach you what?" Ye Wanwan didn't understand.
"Teach me how to flirt with girls!" Chu Feng said resentfully.
Ye Wanwan was speechless. "Are you sure you want to ask a sister a question like that?"
Chu Feng gave her side-eye then muttered softly, "Luckily you're a sister..."
Otherwise, I would never dare to allow Yan Ran to play with you, alright?
Ye Wanwan broke into a teasing smile. "Of course. If I wasn't a sis, do you think you'd be able to achieve anything at all?"
If Wanwan-jie was a guy, this rival would be too terrifying, huh!
All in all, it was just a misunderstanding - Jiang Yan Ran and Chu Feng's matter was finally settled.
This guy, Chu Feng, even asked me how to flirt with girls but the person who knows how to flirt best is this guy himself!
Because no matter how skilled one was at flirting, it could never beat a sincere heart.
Since the misunderstanding was cleared up, Ye Wanwan didn't want to be a lightbulb any longer; she told them she had something to attend to and left first.
The moment she left the restaurant, her WeChat on her work phone started buzzing like crazy.
Ye Wanwan was speechless as she read the bombardment of WeChat messages - this was indeed Gong Xu's style. She sensed it previously when she read the messages he sent to Han Xian Yu.
It was a sharp contrast to Luo Chen who only sent her one message at a time and was straight to the point - he reported his schedule for the day and only bothered her with things he needed help with.
Ye Wanwan just sent the reply then Gong Xu responded within seconds.