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package seqfile

import (
	"errors"
	"fmt"
	"io"
	"io/ioutil"
	"os"
	"path/filepath"
	"strconv"
	"strings"
	"sync"
	"sync/atomic"
	"syscall"
	"time"

	"github.com/qiniu/log"

	"github.com/qiniu/logkit/rateio"
	"github.com/qiniu/logkit/reader"
	"github.com/qiniu/logkit/reader/config"
	. "github.com/qiniu/logkit/utils/models"
	utilsos "github.com/qiniu/logkit/utils/os"
)

// SeqFile 按最终修改时间依次读取文件的Reader类型
type SeqFile struct {
	meta *reader.Meta
	mux  *sync.RWMutex

	name             string
	dir              string   // 文件目录
	currFile         string   // 当前处理文件名
	lastFile         string   //上一个处理的文件名
	f                *os.File // 当前处理文件
	ratereader       io.ReadCloser
	inode            uint64   // 当前文件inode
	offset           int64    // 当前处理文件offset
	ignoreHidden     bool     // 忽略隐藏文件
	ignoreFileSuffix []string // 忽略文件后缀

	newFileAsNewLine bool //新文件自动加换行符
	newLineNotAdded  bool //文件最后的部分正好填满buffer,导致\n符号加不上,此时要用这个变量

	newLineBytesSourceIndex []reader.SourceIndex //新文件被读取时的bytes位置

	validFilePattern  string // 合法的文件名正则表达式
	stopped           int32  // 停止标志位
	SkipFileFirstLine bool   //跳过新文件的第一行,常用于带title的csv文件,title与实际格式不同
	hasSkiped         bool

	inodeOffset    map[string]int64 //记录filename_inode是否已经读过
	inodeSensitive bool             // 是否以inode信息作为 inodeDone 和 inodeOffset 的key值

	lastSyncPath   string
	lastSyncOffset int64

	ReadSameInode bool //记录已经读过的filename_inode是否继续读
}

func getStartFile(path, whence string, meta *reader.Meta, sf *SeqFile) (f *os.File, dir, currFile string, offset int64, err error) {
	var pfi os.FileInfo
	dir, pfi, err = GetRealPath(path)
	if err != nil || pfi == nil {
		log.Errorf("%s - utils.GetRealPath failed, err:%v", path, err)
		return
	}
	if !pfi.IsDir() {
		err = fmt.Errorf("%s -the path is not directory", dir)
		log.Error(err)
		return
	}
	currFile, offset, err = meta.ReadOffset()
	if err != nil {
		switch whence {
		case config.WhenceOldest:
			currFile, offset, err = oldestFile(dir, sf.getIgnoreCondition())
		case config.WhenceNewest:
			currFile, offset, err = newestFile(dir, sf.getIgnoreCondition())
		default:
			err = errors.New("reader_whence parameter does not support: " + whence)
			return
		}
		if err != nil {
			if os.IsNotExist(err) {
				err = nil
				return
			}
			err = fmt.Errorf("%s -cannot open oldest file err:%v", dir, err)
			return
		}
	} else {
		log.Debugf("%v restore meta success", dir)
	}
	f, err = os.Open(currFile)
	if err != nil {
		if os.IsNotExist(err) {
			err = nil
			return
		}
		err = fmt.Errorf("%s -cannot open currfile file err:%v", currFile, err)
		return
	}
	return
}

func NewSeqFile(meta *reader.Meta, path string, ignoreHidden, newFileNewLine bool, suffixes []string, validFileRegex, whence string, inodeSensitive bool) (sf *SeqFile, err error) {
	sf = &SeqFile{
		ignoreFileSuffix: suffixes,
		ignoreHidden:     ignoreHidden,
		validFilePattern: validFileRegex,
		mux:              new(sync.RWMutex),
		newFileAsNewLine: newFileNewLine,
		meta:             meta,
		inodeOffset:      make(map[string]int64),
		inodeSensitive:   inodeSensitive,
	}
	//原来的for循环替换成单次执行,启动的时候出错就直接报错给用户即可,不需要等待重试。
	f, dir, currFile, offset, err := getStartFile(path, whence, meta, sf)
	if err != nil {
		if strings.Contains(err.Error(), os.ErrPermission.Error()) {
			return nil, err
		}
		log.Warnf("Runner[%v] NewSeqFile reader getStartFile from dir %v error %v, will find during read...", sf.meta.RunnerName, path, err)
		err = nil
		dir = path
	}

	if f != nil {
		offset = sf.getOffset(f, offset, false)
		_, err = f.Seek(offset, io.SeekStart)
		if err != nil {
			f.Close()
			return nil, err
		}
		sf.inode, err = utilsos.GetIdentifyIDByPath(currFile)
		if err != nil {
			return nil, err
		}
		sf.f = f
		if meta.Readlimit > 0 {
			sf.ratereader = rateio.NewRateReader(f, meta.Readlimit)
		} else {
			sf.ratereader = f
		}
		sf.offset = offset
	} else {
		sf.inode = 0
		sf.f = nil
		sf.offset = 0
	}
	sf.dir = dir
	sf.inodeOffset = meta.GetDoneFileInode(sf.inodeSensitive)
	sf.updateInodeOffset(whence)
	sf.currFile = currFile
	sf.name = "SeqFile:" + dir
	return sf, nil
}

func (sf *SeqFile) updateInodeOffset(whence string) {
	if whence != config.WhenceNewest {
		return
	}
	if len(sf.inodeOffset) != 0 {
		return
	}
	files, err := ioutil.ReadDir(sf.dir)
	if err != nil {
		log.Errorf("Runner[%v] %v read dir error %v", sf.meta.RunnerName, sf.dir, err)
		return
	}
	for _, f := range files {
		if f.IsDir() {
			continue
		}
		inode, err := utilsos.GetIdentifyIDByPath(filepath.Join(sf.dir, f.Name()))
		if err != nil {
			log.Errorf("Runner[%s] NewSeqFile get file %s inode error %v, ignore...", sf.meta.RunnerName, f.Name(), err)
			continue
		}
		var key string
		if sf.inodeSensitive {
			key = reader.JoinFileInode(f.Name(), strconv.FormatUint(inode, 10))
		} else {
			key = filepath.Base(f.Name())
		}
		sf.inodeOffset[key] = f.Size()
	}
}

func (sf *SeqFile) getIgnoreCondition() func(os.FileInfo) bool {
	return func(fi os.FileInfo) bool {

		if reader.IgnoreHidden(fi.Name(), sf.ignoreHidden) {
			return false
		}
		if reader.IgnoreFileSuffixes(fi.Name(), sf.ignoreFileSuffix) {
			return false
		}
		match := reader.ValidFileRegex(fi.Name(), sf.validFilePattern)
		if !match {
			log.Debugf(" when read dir %s, get no valid file in pattern %v", sf.dir, sf.validFilePattern)
		}
		return match
	}
}

func newestFile(logdir string, condition func(os.FileInfo) bool) (currFile string, offset int64, err error) {
	fi, err := reader.GetMaxFile(logdir, condition, ModTimeLater)
	if err != nil {
		return
	}
	currFile = filepath.Join(logdir, fi.Name())
	f, err := os.Open(currFile)
	if err != nil {
		return
	}
	offset, err = f.Seek(0, io.SeekEnd)
	if err != nil {
		return
	}
	return currFile, offset, nil

}

func oldestFile(logdir string, condition func(os.FileInfo) bool) (currFile string, offset int64, err error) {
	fi, err := reader.GetMinFile(logdir, condition, ModTimeLater)
	if err != nil {
		return
	}
	return filepath.Join(logdir, fi.Name()), 0, err
}

func (sf *SeqFile) Name() string {
	return sf.name
}

func (sf *SeqFile) Source() string {
	return sf.currFile
}

func (sf *SeqFile) Close() (err error) {
	atomic.AddInt32(&sf.stopped, 1)
	sf.mux.Lock()
	defer sf.mux.Unlock()
	if sf.ratereader != nil {
		sf.ratereader.Close()
	}
	if sf.f == nil {
		return
	}

	err = sf.f.Close()
	if err != nil && err != os.ErrClosed {
		return err
	}

	return nil
}

// 这个函数目前只针对stale NFS file handle的情况,重新打开文件
func (sf *SeqFile) reopenForESTALE() error {
	log.Warnf("reopening stale NFS file handle for %q", sf.currFile)

	f, err := os.Open(sf.currFile)
	if os.IsNotExist(err) {
		return err
	}
	if err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("%s -cannot reopen currfile file for ESTALE err:%v", sf.currFile, err)
	}

	_, err = f.Seek(sf.offset, io.SeekStart)
	if err != nil {
		f.Close()
		return err
	}
	sf.f.Close()
	sf.f = f
	if sf.ratereader != nil {
		sf.ratereader.Close()
	}
	if sf.meta.Readlimit > 0 {
		sf.ratereader = rateio.NewRateReader(f, sf.meta.Readlimit)
	} else {
		sf.ratereader = f
	}
	ninode, err := utilsos.GetIdentifyIDByFile(f)
	if err != nil {
		//为了不影响程序运行
		log.Errorf("Runner[%v] %v getinode error %v, use old inode", sf.meta.RunnerName, sf.dir, err)
	} else {
		sf.inode = ninode
	}
	return nil
}

func (sf *SeqFile) NewSourceIndex() []reader.SourceIndex {
	return sf.newLineBytesSourceIndex
}

func (sf *SeqFile) handleUnexpectErr(err error) {
	if err == io.ErrUnexpectedEOF || err == os.ErrClosed || err == os.ErrNotExist {
		sf.f = nil
		return
	}
}

func (sf *SeqFile) Read(p []byte) (n int, err error) {
	sf.newLineBytesSourceIndex = []reader.SourceIndex{}
	var nextFileRetry int
	sf.mux.Lock()
	defer sf.mux.Unlock()
	n = 0
	eofTimes := 0
	for n < len(p) {
		if sf.newLineNotAdded {
			p[n] = '\n'
			n++
			sourceIndexLen := len(sf.newLineBytesSourceIndex)
			if sourceIndexLen != 0 {
				sf.newLineBytesSourceIndex[sourceIndexLen-1].Index = n
			}
			sf.newLineNotAdded = false
		}
		var n1 int
		if sf.f == nil {
			if atomic.LoadInt32(&sf.stopped) > 0 {
				return 0, errors.New("reader " + sf.Name() + " has been exited")
			}
			err = sf.newOpen()
			if err != nil {
				if !os.IsNotExist(err) {
					log.Warnf("Runner[%v] %v new open error %v", sf.meta.RunnerName, sf.dir, err)
				}
				//此处出错了就应该直接return,不然容易陷入死循环,让外面的runner去sleep
				return
			}
			sf.hasSkiped = false
		}
		n1, err = sf.ratereader.Read(p[n:])
		if err != nil && strings.Contains(err.Error(), "stale NFS file handle") {
			nerr := sf.reopenForESTALE()
			if nerr != nil {
				log.Errorf("Runner[%v] %v meet eror %v reopen error %v", sf.meta.RunnerName, sf.dir, err, nerr)
				return
			}
			continue
		}
		sf.offset += int64(n1)
		n += n1
		if n1 > 0 {
			eofTimes = 0
			sourceIndexLen := len(sf.newLineBytesSourceIndex)
			if sourceIndexLen != 0 && sf.newLineBytesSourceIndex[sourceIndexLen-1].Source == sf.currFile {
				sf.newLineBytesSourceIndex[sourceIndexLen-1].Index = n
			} else {
				sf.newLineBytesSourceIndex = append(sf.newLineBytesSourceIndex, reader.SourceIndex{
					Source: sf.currFile,
					Index:  n,
				})
			}
		}
		if err != nil {
			if err != io.EOF {
				sf.handleUnexpectErr(err)
				return n, err
			}
			// wait eof twice 0.1s
			if eofTimes < 2 {
				time.Sleep(time.Millisecond * 10)
				eofTimes++
				continue
			}
			fi, err1 := sf.nextFile()
			if os.IsNotExist(err1) {
				if nextFileRetry >= 1 {
					if !sf.inodeSensitive {
						if err = sf.reopenCurrentFile(); err != nil {
							return n, err
						}
					}
					return n, io.EOF
				}
				// dir removed or file rotated
				log.Debugf("Runner[%v] %s - nextFile: %v", sf.meta.RunnerName, sf.dir, err1)
				time.Sleep(reader.WaitNoSuchFile)
				nextFileRetry++
				continue
			}
			if err1 != nil {
				log.Debugf("Runner[%v] %s - nextFile(file exist) but: %v", sf.meta.RunnerName, sf.dir, err1)
				return n, err1
			}
			if fi != nil {
				if sf.newFileAsNewLine {
					if n < len(p) {
						p[n] = '\n'
						n++
					} else {
						sf.newLineNotAdded = true
					}
				}
				log.Infof("Runner[%v] %s - nextFile: %s", sf.meta.RunnerName, sf.dir, fi.Name())
				err2 := sf.open(fi)
				if err2 != nil {
					return n, err2
				}
				//已经获得了下一个文件,没有EOF
				err = nil
			} else {
				time.Sleep(time.Millisecond * 500)
				return 0, io.EOF
			}
		}
	}
	return
}

func (sf *SeqFile) reopenCurrentFile() (err error) {
	fc := sf.f
	sf.f = nil
	err = fc.Close()
	if err != nil && err != syscall.EINVAL {
		log.Warnf("Runner[%s] %s - %s f.Close: %v", sf.meta.RunnerName, sf.dir, sf.currFile, err)
		return
	}

	f, err := os.Open(sf.currFile)
	if err != nil {
		log.Warnf("Runner[%v] os.Open %s: %v", sf.meta.RunnerName, sf.currFile, err)
		return err
	}
	sf.f = f
	//开新的之前关掉老的
	if sf.ratereader != nil {
		sf.ratereader.Close()
	}
	if sf.meta.Readlimit > 0 {
		sf.ratereader = rateio.NewRateReader(f, sf.meta.Readlimit)
	} else {
		sf.ratereader = f
	}
	_, err = f.Seek(sf.offset, io.SeekStart)
	if err != nil {
		log.Errorf("Runner[%s] file: %s seek offset: %d failed: %v", sf.meta.RunnerName, f.Name(), sf.offset, err)
		return err
	}
	sf.inode, err = utilsos.GetIdentifyIDByPath(sf.currFile)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	return
}

func (sf *SeqFile) getNextFileCondition() (condition func(os.FileInfo) bool, err error) {
	condition = sf.getIgnoreCondition()
	if sf.currFile == "" {
		var pfi os.FileInfo
		var dir string
		dir, pfi, err = GetRealPath(sf.dir)
		if err != nil || pfi == nil {
			log.Errorf("%s - utils.GetRealPath failed, err:%v", sf.dir, err)
			return
		}
		sf.dir = dir
		if !pfi.IsDir() {
			err = fmt.Errorf("%s -the path is not directory", dir)
			log.Errorf("Reader[%v]: error %v", sf.name, err)
			return
		}
		return
	}
	_, err = os.Stat(sf.currFile)
	if err != nil {
		if !os.IsNotExist(err) {
			// 日志读取错误
			log.Errorf("Runner[%v] stat current file error %v, need retry", sf.meta.RunnerName, err)
			return
		}
		err = nil
		// 当前读取的文件已经被删除
		log.Debugf("Runner[%v] stat current file [%v] error %v, start to find the oldest file", sf.meta.RunnerName, sf.currFile, err)
		return
	}

	isNewFile := func(f os.FileInfo) bool {
		inode, err := utilsos.GetIdentifyIDByPath(filepath.Join(sf.dir, f.Name()))
		if err != nil {
			log.Errorf("get %v %v inode err %v", sf.dir, f.Name(), err)
			return false
		}
		if inode == sf.inode {
			if !(sf.ReadSameInode && f.Size() != sf.offset) {
				return false
			}
		}

		if len(sf.inodeOffset) < 1 {
			return true
		}
		offset, ok := sf.inodeOffset[getInodeKey(f.Name(), inode, sf.inodeSensitive)]
		return !ok || (sf.ReadSameInode && offset != -1 && f.Size() != offset)
	}

	condition = reader.AndCondition(sf.getIgnoreCondition(), isNewFile)
	return
}

func (sf *SeqFile) nextFile() (fi os.FileInfo, err error) {
	condition, err := sf.getNextFileCondition()
	if err != nil {
		return
	}
	fi, err = reader.GetMinFile(sf.dir, condition, ModTimeLater)
	if err != nil {
		log.Debugf("Runner[%v] getMinFile error %v", sf.meta.RunnerName, err)
		return nil, err
	}
	if sf.isNewFile(fi, filepath.Join(sf.dir, fi.Name())) {
		return fi, nil
	}
	log.Debugf("Runner[%v] %v is not new file", sf.meta.RunnerName, fi.Name())
	return nil, nil
}

func (sf *SeqFile) isNewFile(newFileInfo os.FileInfo, filePath string) bool {
	if newFileInfo == nil {
		return false
	}
	newInode, err := utilsos.GetIdentifyIDByPath(filePath)
	if err != nil {
		log.Error(err)
		return false
	}
	newName := newFileInfo.Name()
	newFsize := newFileInfo.Size()
	if newInode != 0 && sf.inode != 0 && !sf.ReadSameInode && newInode == sf.inode {
		return false
	}
	if newInode != sf.inode {
		log.Debugf("Runner[%v] %s - newInode: %d, l.inode: %d", sf.meta.RunnerName, sf.dir, newInode, sf.inode)
		return true
	}
	if newFsize != sf.offset {
		log.Debugf("Runner[%v] %s - newFsize: %d, l.offset: %d", sf.meta.RunnerName, sf.dir, newFsize, sf.offset)
		return true
	}
	fname := filepath.Base(sf.currFile)
	if newName != fname {
		log.Debugf("Runner[%s] %s - newName: %s, l.fname: %s", sf.meta.RunnerName, sf.dir, newName, fname)
		return true
	}
	return false
}

func (sf *SeqFile) newOpen() (err error) {
	fi, err1 := sf.nextFile()
	if os.IsNotExist(err1) {
		log.Debugf("can not find any file in dir %s - nextFile: %v", sf.dir, err1)
		return err1
	}
	if err1 != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("read file in dir %s error - nextFile: %v", sf.dir, err1)
	}
	if fi == nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("nextfile info in dir %v is nil", sf.dir)
	}
	fname := fi.Name()
	sf.lastFile = sf.currFile
	sf.currFile = filepath.Join(sf.dir, fname)
	f, err := os.Open(sf.currFile)
	if os.IsNotExist(err) {
		return fmt.Errorf("os.Open %s: %v", fname, err)
	}
	if err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("os.Open %s: %v", fname, err)
	}
	if sf.ratereader != nil {
		sf.ratereader.Close()
	}
	if sf.meta.Readlimit > 0 {
		sf.ratereader = rateio.NewRateReader(f, sf.meta.Readlimit)
	} else {
		sf.ratereader = f
	}
	sf.offset = sf.getOffset(f, 0, true)
	sf.f = f

	sf.inode, err = utilsos.GetIdentifyIDByPath(sf.currFile)
	if err != nil {
		return
	}
	return
}

func (sf *SeqFile) open(fi os.FileInfo) (err error) {
	if fi == nil {
		return
	}
	fc := sf.f
	sf.f = nil
	err = fc.Close()
	if err != nil && err != syscall.EINVAL {
		log.Warnf("Runner[%s] %s - %s f.Close: %v", sf.meta.RunnerName, sf.dir, sf.currFile, err)
		return
	}

	doneFile := sf.currFile
	doneFileInode := sf.inode
	doneFileOffset := sf.offset
	sf.lastFile = doneFile

	//开新的之前关掉老的
	if sf.ratereader != nil {
		sf.ratereader.Close()
	}
	if sf.inodeOffset == nil {
		sf.inodeOffset = make(map[string]int64)
	}
	sf.inodeOffset[getInodeKey(doneFile, doneFileInode, sf.inodeSensitive)] = doneFileOffset
	tryTime := 0
	for {
		err := sf.meta.SyncDoneFileInode(sf.inodeOffset)
		if err != nil {
			if tryTime > 3 {
				log.Errorf("Runner[%v] cannot write done file %s, err:%v, ignore this noefi", sf.meta.RunnerName, doneFile, err)
				break
			}
			log.Errorf("Runner[%v] cannot write done file %s, err:%v, will retry after 3s", sf.meta.RunnerName, doneFile, err)
			time.Sleep(3 * time.Second)
			tryTime++
			continue
		}
		break
	}
	filename := fi.Name()
	sf.currFile = filepath.Join(sf.dir, filename)
	f, err := os.Open(sf.currFile)
	if err != nil {
		log.Warnf("Runner[%v] os.Open %s: %v", sf.meta.RunnerName, filename, err)
		return err
	}
	if sf.meta.Readlimit > 0 {
		sf.ratereader = rateio.NewRateReader(f, sf.meta.Readlimit)
	} else {
		sf.ratereader = f
	}
	sf.offset = sf.getOffset(f, 0, true)
	sf.f = f
	sf.inode, err = utilsos.GetIdentifyIDByPath(sf.currFile)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	log.Infof("Runner[%v] %s - start tail new file: %s", sf.meta.RunnerName, sf.dir, filename)
	return
}

func (sf *SeqFile) SyncMeta() (err error) {
	sf.mux.Lock()
	defer sf.mux.Unlock()
	if sf.lastSyncOffset == sf.offset && sf.lastSyncPath == sf.currFile {
		log.Debugf("Runner[%v] %v was just syncd %v %v ignore it...", sf.meta.RunnerName, sf.Name(), sf.lastSyncPath, sf.lastSyncOffset)
		return nil
	}
	sf.lastSyncOffset = sf.offset
	sf.lastSyncPath = sf.currFile
	return sf.meta.WriteOffset(sf.currFile, sf.offset)
}

func (sf *SeqFile) Lag() (rl *LagInfo, err error) {
	sf.mux.Lock()
	defer sf.mux.Unlock()
	rl = &LagInfo{Size: 0, SizeUnit: "bytes"}

	logs, err := ReadDirByTime(sf.dir)
	if err != nil {
		return rl, fmt.Errorf("ReadDirByTime err %v, can't get stats", err)
	}
	condition := sf.getIgnoreCondition()
	for _, l := range logs {
		if l.IsDir() {
			continue
		}

		inode, err := utilsos.GetIdentifyIDByPath(filepath.Join(sf.dir, l.Name()))
		if os.IsNotExist(err) || inode == 0 {
			continue
		}
		if err != nil {
			rl.Size = 0
			return rl, err
		}

		if filepath.Base(sf.currFile) == l.Name() {
			if sf.inodeSensitive && sf.inode != inode {
				rl.Size += l.Size()
			} else {
				rl.Size += l.Size() - sf.offset
			}
			continue
		}
		if condition == nil || !condition(l) {
			continue
		}
		rl.Size += l.Size() - sf.inodeOffset[getInodeKey(l.Name(), inode, sf.inodeSensitive)]
	}

	return rl, nil
}

func (sf *SeqFile) IsNewOpen() bool {
	if sf.SkipFileFirstLine {
		return !sf.hasSkiped
	}
	return false
}

func (sf *SeqFile) SetSkipped() {
	sf.hasSkiped = true
}

type LineSkipper interface {
	IsNewOpen() bool
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}

func (sf *SeqFile) getOffset(f *os.File, offset int64, seek bool) int64 {
	if len(sf.inodeOffset) == 0 || offset != 0 || f == nil {
		return offset
	}

	fileName := f.Name()
	fileInfo, err := f.Stat()
	if err != nil {
		log.Errorf("Runner[%s] NewSeqFile get file %s info error %v, ignore...", sf.meta.RunnerName, fileName, err)
		return offset
	}

	inode, err := utilsos.GetIdentifyIDByPath(fileName)
	if err != nil {
		log.Errorf("Runner[%s] NewSeqFile get file %s inode error %v, ignore...", sf.meta.RunnerName, fileName, err)
		return offset
	}
	offset = sf.inodeOffset[getInodeKey(fileName, inode, sf.inodeSensitive)]
	if fileInfo.Size() < offset {
		offset = 0
	}
	if seek {
		_, err = f.Seek(offset, io.SeekStart)
		if err != nil {
			log.Errorf("Runner[%s] file: %s seek offset: %d failed: %v", sf.meta.RunnerName, f.Name(), sf.offset, err)
		}
	}
	return offset
}

func getInodeKey(name string, inode uint64, inodeSensitive bool) string {
	if inodeSensitive {
		return reader.JoinFileInode(name, strconv.FormatUint(inode, 10))
	} else {
		return filepath.Base(name)
	}
}

var (
	_ LineSkipper              = new(SeqFile)
	_ reader.NewSourceRecorder = new(SeqFile)
)


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Author: Madison White
Written by Madison White
Call To Arms | Why volunteers need scientists to help win the conservation argument
"I don't do pilates, I don't do nails, I don't do coffee with friends. All I do is my conservation group and my conservation work". Despite studying a Bachelor of Science (Applied Sciences) and working as a physiotherapist specialising in paediatrics for many years, Lisa Harrold never lost sight of her true passion for conservation.
With great power comes great responsibility | How Dr Phoebe Meagher is fighting wildlife crime with science
The phrase "the circle of life" has taken on a whole new meaning after my delightful interview with Taronga Zoo's wildlife conservation officer, Dr Phoebe Meagher. Investigating everything from disease diagnostics to animal poaching, Dr Meagher has used non-invasive keratin studies to gain insight into the origin and ecology of both Australian natives and endangered

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"You've made my year." The moving letter arriving in Aussie mailboxes from Prince Charles.
It's been a tough year for Aussie farmers dealing with record-dry weather conditions.
With 100 per cent of NSW declared in drought earlier this year, and other parts of the country on drought watch, rural properties have suffered immensely, triggering government intervention and a nation-wide call for fundraising to deliver feed for livestock to struggling farmers.
But with one simple gesture from across the other side of the world – typing a personal letter to sufferers – a smile may have just been brought to the faces who need it most.
And it came from the most unexpected of places. The royal family.
The letter was written by Prince Charles and sent to hundreds of sheep farmers across Australia.
Prince Charles, a sheep farmer himself, expressed that he was "greatly saddened" by the conditions that affected the Merino wool industry this year, in what is usually its most successful season.
"I cannot begin to imagine the anguish that those of you who have been affected by this climatic tragedy must be facing and, as you continue to cope with such challenging conditions, particularly feeding livestock… I wanted you to know that you are very much in my thoughts at this very difficult time," he wrote.
He continued: "While I was relieved to learn that some limited rainfall has recently returned to areas of the country… I am praying for the heavens to open and send you all my kindest and most sympathetic wishes."
He assured sheep farmers battling challenging weather conditions that his "Campaign for Wool will continue to do everything it can to support the Australian wool growing community".
One farmer who posted the letter – typed on Clarence House letterhead – on Instagram said it made her feel "a bit spesh", adding that it had in fact "made her year".
Prince Charles' letter to farmers.
With the notoriously dry summer months yet to come, it's no question that we all need to do our part in supporting our farmers.
Earlier this year, the Mamamia Out Loud live podcast show headed to Tamworth and Dubbo to raise $17,000 in donations thanks to the charity partner Drought Angels.
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I am curious what exactly controls display rotation when flexing/rotating the display on an Edge 15?
Is this controlled by physical hardware, a switch somewhere or software?
Or is this a driver of some sort?
but was wondering if I am missing a driver or could be some other setting?
Tell me how this works?
I read the manual and the hardware maintenance guide and there is no physical switch for rotation.
This laptop has only 2 modes (as I can see) - Laptop and Stand. Neither of those modes use a rotated display so I am a bit confused exactly how are you expecting the laptop to rotate display.
Existence of just those 2 modes also makes me question if whether an orientation harware/drive is even included in this laptop?
Did someone tell you or have you ever seen Edge 15 rotate the display on changing modes/flipping display?
I saw a couple of youtube reviews and they do not show any such feature.
Sorry, I dont have this laptop so I cannot say for sure. Hopefully someone who has Edge 15 can provide more information.
Have you tried calling Lenovo support and asking them what is the issue with the rotation on this laptop. Is it available or not?
but any clue where to find these items you mention from their "Downloads"?
Sounds like this should be easy to find and install a separate item.
Sorry smrtech. I can't find any download of Lenovo Transition for the Edge 15. There's one for the Yoga 2 Pro, but the Edge 15 doesn't show in the supported systems. You may be able to call the support number and ask for the Transition package that supports the Edge 15, but there may be other dependencies that Transition requires, so it might get tricky.
May I ask which SSD did you install in your system? Any problem with BIOS whitelist, etc?
Good luck with your search - I'd be interested if you ever find Transition for the Edge 15 - it's a very nice system IMHO.
in the existing driver carrier without issue.


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void	 motd(const char *);
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void	 __dead sigint(int);
void	 __dead sleepexit(int);
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Ryan Gosling; Height Weight, Wiki, Age, Net Worth & More
Height, weight, measurements, shoe size, wiki, and biography information for actor Ryan Gosling On November 12, 1980, Ryan Gosling was born in London, Ontario, Canada. He is a Canadian musician and actor who appears in Hollywood films and music albums. An estimated $30 million is Ryan Gosling's net worth.
Are You Afraid of the Dark (1995), Goosebumps (1996), Breaker High (1997–1998), Young Hercules (1998–99), The Believer (2001), Murder by Numbers (2002), The Slaughter Rule (2002), and The United States of Leland did he gain notoriety for his roles in these movies? (2003). Ryan Gosling is a White man with a Scorpio birth sign.
Ryan Gosling is 183 cm (6 feet) tall and weighs 78 kg (172 pounds). He has blue eyes and naturally blonde hair. His distinctive features include a strong jawline, a well-built physique, an eccentric accent, and a powerful, theatrical presentation.
Ryan Gosling's body measurements are 44-34-16 inches, with a 44-inch chest, a 34-inch waist, and 16-inch biceps. He's most likely sporting size 11 shoes (US).
Thomas Ray Gosling, a traveling salesman for a paper mill, and Donna, a secretary who earned her high school teaching certification in 2011, are the parents of Ryan Gosling. He has a sister named Mandi who is older. He attended Cornwall Collegiate and Vocational School, Lester B. Pearson High School, and Gladstone Public School.
Eva Mendes and Ryan Gosling, who is currently single and dating, welcomed their daughter as their first child in September 2014. His nationality is Canadian, and he practices Mormonism. Read the biographies of Tyler Alvarez and Tristan Wilds.
Real Name Ryan Thomas Gosling
Nickname Ryan Gosling
Profession Actor, director, musician, writer
Net Worth $30 million
Height in Feet Inches 6 ft
Height in Centimeter 183 cm
Height in Meter 1.83 m
Weight in Kilogram 78 kg
Weight in Pounds 172 lbs
Feet/ Shoe Size 10 (US)
Body Build Normal
Body Statics
Body Measurements 44-34-16 Inches
Chest Size 44 Inches
Arms/Biceps Size 16 Inches
Date of Birth November 12, 1980
Birth Place London, Ontario, Canada
Birth Sign/ Zodiac Sign Scorpio
Father Thomas Ray Gosling
Mother Donna
Siblings Mandi (Older Sister)
School Gladstone Public School, Cornwall Collegiate
Lester B. Pearson High School
College Unknown
Educational Qualification Unknown
Relationship History
Girlfriends Erin Foster
Sandra Bullock (2002-2003)
Famke Janssen (2004)
Rachel McAdams (2005-2008)
Casey LaBow (2010)
Kat Dennings (2009-2010)
Jaime Murray (2009)
Blake Lively (2010)
Olivia Wilde (2011)
Current Relationship/ Affair Eva Mendes (2011-Present)
Marriage and Children
Wife Unknown
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Children Son- N/A
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First Film Frankenstein and Me
First Television Show Mickey Mouse Club
First Album Dead Man's Bones
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Once again, we're excited to present one of the session presentations at the 2018 IAP2 North American Conference, that attendees told us would make a good Learning Webinar. In this, Miranda Eng, senior consultant at Context Research, will share recent collaborative work with community members from Vancouver's Chinatown to co-create a model to guide culturally respectful planning and design of engagement processes.
Engaging cultural communities is crucial yet complex. When public processes have failed to be inclusive, we've seen civic distrust and a loss of community support for projects and plans. So what can inclusive engagement in cultural communities look like? How might we go beyond platitudes of 'diversity and inclusion'? How might some tactics that we typically rely on be considered disrespectful?
Read the session description from the North American Conference here.
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USGA needs to address video review after DJ debacle
By Randall Mell
OAKMONT, Pa. – Dustin Johnson won the U.S. Open Sunday in a stylistic tour de force.
He put on one of the great displays of driving in the history of this championship, blasting his way through Oakmont's formidable defenses and maybe even more impressively through all the doubts and uncertainties that his past failures on major championship stages created.
Johnson won spectacularly, and it's just a shame we had to watch his virtuoso performance through the fog of angst and confusion the USGA created in the middle of the round.
It's frustrating we couldn't fully appreciate just how masterful Johnson's triumph was without the USGA clouding our view in a way that threatened to compromise the integrity of the competition.
That's the shame of how the final round unfolded.
The USGA allowed the final seven holes to be played with the competitors, gallery and television audience uncertain the scoreboard was correct. Based on a video review, the rules committee decided to wait until after the round to rule on whether Johnson should be assessed a one-stroke penalty for causing his ball to move over a putt in violation of Rule 18-2. The putt in question came back on the fifth green.
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The Rules of Golf are devised to protect the integrity of the game, but this was a quintessential example of how the integrity of perfectly good rules can be undermined by the manner and timeliness of their enforcement.
The ancient game has a complicated problem in this age of video review and the ruling bodies need to think through a fix.
Before moving on with this point, let's get this straight, Johnson's triumph was not diminished by the near fiasco the USGA created. The fact that he was so undaunted through it all makes his performance all the more impressive. He deserves our highest praise.
The problem Sunday was video review and how it is used in golf to enforce the rules.
Video review helps other sports "get it right" in reviewing calls. Too often, video review makes golf feel like it's "getting it wrong." Never was that more the case than here at Oakmont.
After Johnson saw his ball move as he prepared to putt at the fifth green, he called in a referee.
Under the old Rule 18-2b, a player was automatically assessed a penalty if his ball moved after he addressed it. Under new Rule 18-2, the player is penalized one stroke only if facts show the player caused the ball to move.
Johnson noticed the movement after taking a couple practice swings to the side of the ball and soling his club. He noticed it move as he began to lift his putter behind the ball, but he did not believe he touched the ball or caused it to move. The referee he consulted found no cause to apply a penalty.
As Johnson played on, USGA managing director of rules and competition Jeff Hall and senior director of rules Thomas Pagel reviewed video of what happened.
"As a committee, when we viewed the tape, we looked at it and said `Given the timing of his actions, it was more likely than not that Dustin was the cause of the movement," Pagel said.
The application of the new rule is complicated, but the short explanation is the committee doesn't have to be 100 percent certain a player caused the ball to move. In fact, it merely needs "the weight of evidence" to indicate the player caused the ball to move.
The problem here isn't really in the assessment of the penalty. It's in the USGA going to Johnson at the 12th tee to discuss the issue but then leaving without a ruling.
"It was clear we needed a further conversation, and the 12th tee did not seem to be the right place for that," Hall said.
So the USGA decided to wait for a more thorough review with Johnson after the round.
"We put him on notice that based on the action we saw, he could have caused the ball to move," Hall said.
So Johnson played on knowing he could be assessed a one-shot penalty.
Pagel said the rules staff also then began informing other players on the course that they were "reviewing a situation" with Johnson "that could cause him a one-stroke penalty." So as Johnson left the 12th tee, he wasn't certain if he was 5 under or 4 under. He wasn't certain if he was one shot ahead of Shane Lowry or tied for the lead. The rest of field wasn't certain, either.
That matters immensely.
It matters in how Johnson plays strategically, in how those chasing him play. It matters in how aggressively or conservatively both he and his fellow competitors should play.
That's where the integrity of the competition is impugned.
Imagine the Pittsburgh Steelers down the road from Oakmont driving for a late score not knowing if they need a touchdown or field goal to win because they're not sure the scoreboard is right.
Imagine fans not knowing exactly what they're cheering for.
"This isn't right for anyone on the golf course," Rory McIlroy tweeted. "If it was me, I wouldn't hit another shot until this farce was rectified."
Jordan Spieth was just as indignant.
"This is a joke," he said.
After Johnson finished, the USGA did meet with him again and did decide to assess a one-stroke penalty. Johnson made sure it didn't matter building himself a cushion.
There's no intent here to say the USGA rules staff wasn't trying to do the most honorable thing.
"At the end of the day, it's about getting it right," Hall said.
But that's the big problem for golf with video review.
If you wait too long to get it right, did you really get it right?
They don't wait until the game's over to review a call in the NFL or Major League Baseball or in the NBA. Golf's different, but it's not that different. The integrity of the game hangs in the balance when you wait until it's too late to get a call right. Golf is too often too late when it comes to catching violations on video review.
It's time to fix that so we can more fully appreciate the tour de force efforts of today's best players.
DJ not sure about Champions Dinner menu
BY Rex Hoggard — January 06, 2021
Fortunately for Dustin Johnson, he still has four months to determine the Champions Dinner menu at the Masters.
Cut Line: All the feels in the year-ender
In this year-ending edition of Cut Line, we celebrate the year of DJ, the best of Bryson and a season unlike any other.
How Norman helped DJ win the Masters
Dustin Johnson's putting work with Greg Norman played a small role in his Masters victory last month.


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Ehud (Udi) Vaks (* 27. Juni 1979) ist ein israelischer Judoka.

Seinen ersten internationalen Erfolg feierte Vaks 2000 mit dem Gewinn des A-Turniers in Minsk und einem zweiten Platz beim A-Turnier im österreichischen Leonding. 2001 erreichte er einen dritten Platz beim A-Turnier in Sofia. Dieselbe Platzierung gelang ihm 2003 beim A-Turnier in Tiflis. 2004 konnte Vaks in Tiflis den zweiten Turniersieg seiner Karriere erringen.

Bei den Olympischen Spielen in Athen stand Vaks im Mittelpunkt eines politischen Skandals. Im Halbleichtgewicht, der Gewichtsklasse bis 66 Kilogramm, sah die Auslosung vor, dass Vaks in der ersten Runde gegen den zweifachen iranischen Judoweltmeister Ārash Miresmāeli anzutreten hat.

Daraufhin erklärte Miresmaeili, er werde nicht gegen Vaks antreten, um auf diese Weise seine Sympathie für das palästinensische Volk auszudrücken.

Diese Äußerung stieß im Vorfeld der Spiele auf heftige Kritik. Dennoch durfte Miresmaeili während der Eröffnungsfeier beim Einmarsch der Athleten die iranische Olympiamannschaft als Fahnenträger anführen. Am 14. August 2004 zog Miresmaeili seine Boykottandrohung zurück. Jedoch wurde er nicht zu den Wettkämpfen zugelassen, da er tags darauf beim offiziellen Wiegen das Gewichtslimit von 66 Kilogramm überschritt.

Es wurde weithin angenommen, dass Miresmaeili eine Disqualifikation bewusst provoziert habe. Gegenüber der Presse sagte Miresmaeili:

Kommentare iranischer Politiker unterstützten diese Haltung. Die staatliche iranische Nachrichtenagentur zitierte den iranischen Präsidenten Mohammad Chatemi, Miresmaeilis Verhalten würde  und das iranische Volk werde ihn  halten.

Durch Miresmaeilis Disqualifikation kam Vaks kampflos in die zweite Runde. Dort unterlag er dem Algerier Amar Meridja.

Weblinks

 BBC: Mystery over Iran judo 'protest' (englisch)

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Truxapp Pvt Ltd Vehicle Tata LPT 1109 HEX2 is accessible in two wheelbase choices of 4,200 mm and 4,830 mm. Goodbye Motors offer the truck in three body sorts - DSD and high deck. The truck is a solid match for heaps of little hardware, nourishment, drinks, general merchandise till payloads going between 8,715 - 8,765 kg. Sponsored by motor determinations of Tata 497 TCIC diesel motor, the vehicle produces 123 bhp control and 400 Nm torque. Control guiding and 18% gradability offer great driving capacity. The lodge comes outfitted with components including standard seats, ergonomic plan, instrument bunch and that's only the tip of the iceberg.
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The Thoracic Tumours and Head and Neck Cancer group is contributing to the development of suitable drugs and therapies for thoracic tumours, as well as head and neck tumours. Through translational research, they are getting closer to advanced personalised medicine for patients with lung cancer. At the same time, the group is optimising new approaches to treatments for patients with malignant thoracic, head and neck tumours.
The group is currently focusing on putting into practice ALK translocation, studying how effective PI3K/mTOR inhibitors are in patients with EGFR-TKI-resistant lung cancer, and studying how effective PARP inhibitors are in lung cancer.
They are analysing the epidemiological and clinical characteristics of women diagnosed with lung cancer. They are committed to reinforcing a multidisciplinary approach to provide the best care for patients, and are proactive in the fight against smoking.


On Friday 2nd October the last two French Group 1 PA races for three-year-olds took place at Saint-Cloud. Both races were run over 2000 meters and were each worth 100 000 Euros.
The colt's race had attracted ten runners, including Muraaqib (Munjiz x Tashreefat by Bengali d'Albret) who just held off the very fast finishing RB Burn (Majd Al Arab x Burnie Gee PW by Burning Sand).
Trained by François Rohaut, this was a third success and a second Group 1 PA victory for Muraaqib. His won his first Group 1 PA race at Deauville on the 15th August when he lifted the Al Rayyan Cup – Prix Kesberoy. Muraaqib was bred by Shadwell France Snc, is owned by HH Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum and was ridden by François-Xavier Bertras.
In the fillies' race were 12 runners and it was Mabrooka (Mahabb x Shamayl by Kesberoy) who dominated the opposition in the final 100 meters. Ridden by Thierry Jarnet, she beat Worood (Akbar x Starmania by Kerbella) into second place.
Mabrooka is owned by her breeder HH Sheikh Mansoor bin Zayed Al Nahyan and is trained by Didier Guillemin. This was her fourth win of the season and a second time that she scored at the highest level. Her first Group 1 PA victory was celebrated in the Qatar Coupe de France des Chevaux Arabes at Chantilly where she beat….. Muraaqib.


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Eurytomocharis minima är en stekelart som beskrevs av William Harris Ashmead 1894. Eurytomocharis minima ingår i släktet Eurytomocharis och familjen kragglanssteklar. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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While visiting the city of Mumbai, it is hard to miss the famous locality of Kc Marg Mumbai. It is a beautiful area in Mumbai, Mumbai Central Railway Station and Mumbai Central Station are some of the major landmarks associated with Kc Marg Mumbai.
The nearest station to Kc Marg Mumbai is Borivali. Some other popular localities near this place are Sher-E-Punjab, Andheri East and Bandra.
Due to its charming appeal, a high number of tourists visit Kc Marg Mumbai. And, this is the reason that the area is brimmed with top-notch hotels. Some of the premium 5-star hotels you will find in Kc Marg Mumbai are The Lalit Mumbai, Taj Lands End, and Meluha The Fern. If these seem too heavy for your pockets, then you may check out some of the popular 4-star hotels in the locality. These include United 21, Eskay Resorts, and The Mirador.
The 4-star and 5-star hotels in Kc Marg Mumbai give you the taste of luxury. They are equipped with a lot of amenities to make your stay a comfortable one. Some of the amenities you will find in these hotels are Room service, Pool, and Gym.
Kc Marg Mumbai knows to take the best care of its visitors as well. For this, the place has a number of hospitals. Some of the top hospitals in Kc Marg Mumbai are fortis hospital, mulund, sir j.j group of hospitals, and lokmanya tilak municipal general hospital.


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Copestylum granulatum är en tvåvingeart som först beskrevs av Hull 1944.  Copestylum granulatum ingår i släktet Copestylum och familjen blomflugor.

Artens utbredningsområde är Peru. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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We welcome paper abstracts to the track STS and Artistic Research at the 4S/EASST Conference in Barcelona August 31 – September 3, 2016.
In this track, we propose a dialogue of STS research on the arts and Artistic Research. It covers studies of artistic practices, reflexive practitioners at the boundaries between the arts and science, technology, and medicine, as well as arts-based research methods and enhanced modes of publication.
If you would want to discuss your abstract with us, please send us an email. We would be happy if you could forward this call for papers to anyone you think might be interested.
STS scholars have studied the arts in relation to questions about science and its history, e.g. exploring the role of artists in creating the visual apparatus used by scientists. Recent work in STS has focused on the backstage, practical and preparatory activities constituting works of art or people's engagement with these works. The interest in artistic practices can be linked to research agenda's in STS such as subjectivity and the senses, technology and materiality, boundary work, and embodied, situated, and enacted forms of cognition.
STS emphasizes the constitutive role of practices and things in the production of knowledge and technologies. This 'practice turn' is manifest in the field of Artistic Research, positioned at the interface of art worlds and academic research. In artistic research, material practices and things – e.g. performances or artefacts – are in a methodological sense the vehicles through which knowledge and understanding can be gained. Epistemologically they embody the knowledge and understanding we gain. This type of research does not easily fit the conventional frameworks and values of actors and institutions in science and technology.
This track proposes a dialogue of STS research on the arts and Artistic Research. It could include topics such as studies of artistic practices; reflexive practitioners at the boundaries between the arts and science, technology, and medicine; non-propositional forms of reasoning; unconventional (arts-based) research methods and enhanced modes of presentation and publication. Contributors are invited to use alternative (rich-media) formats for their presentations.


LANCASTER - Bailee McCall was just a little girl when she first dabbled in the kitchen, flipping pancakes for her Dad on the weekends.
Eventually, she took over all pancake responsibilities in the household, mixing her own batter from scratch. Her love for cooking and baking grew from there.
Now, at 17, she's joined the Lancaster High School Culinary Arts program this year after being homeschooled all her life, and is ranked as one of the top student bakers in the state.
"It's something I've always had a passion for," she said. "I feel that this is what God has led me to."
McCall moved from Texas to Lancaster about 2½ years ago. She started attending Lancaster High School this school year and has plans to attend culinary school upon graduation.
McCall recently competed in two competitions in March, earning recognition in both.
The first competition involved cake decorating at the regional Ohio Association of Family, Career and Community Leaders of America creative cake competition. She created a lemon cake with blueberry filling, decorating it with ruffled icing and yellow rosettes. She placed in the top 20 and will go on to compete for the state title in April.
On March 16, McCall also competed at Ohio SkillsUSA, which involved her making six items in six hours. While the winners won't be announced until April 25, she was told her high scores landed her somewhere in the top three.
She was required to decorate a cake, bake a pie crust, sugar cookies, pineapple pie, blueberry muffins, white bread and eclair cream puffs — all within six hours.
The competitors were given the recipes in advance to practice, which gave McCall an opportunity to practice making white bread rolls. The week of the competition was the first time she had ever worked with bread.
After practicing a couple of times, McCall was able to organize her time and develop a game plan going into the competition.
Not only did the food need to look and taste good while being timed, but the judges also review technique and cleanliness, among other factors. For example, each roll and the leftover dough was weighed to ensure the baker measured his or her ingredients properly.
Debbie Bates, LHS culinary arts instructor, said all of their competitions have strict rules an average home cook or baker doesn't need to adhere to. Bates' students have had a lot of success competing, which often leads to large scholarships if they make it to the top three.
"I try to get my kids competing in as many of these things as possible," Bates said. "All 10 of my seniors have competed, most of them have gotten scholarships."
McCall is one of six students advancing to the state Ohio SkillsUSA competition. Others advancing are competing in restaurant service (Makayla Clark) and entrepreneurship (Karrin Orr, Johnny Leasure, Christian Gordon, and Jake Glenaman). The competition will take place April 24 with winners announced the following day.
Bates also has nine other students advancing in the upcoming state FCCLA competition on April 21 and 26 in the categories of applied culinary math (Makayla Clark and Devynn Kline); illustrated talk (Chad Boring and Shawn Lynch); entrepreneurship (Thomas Anders, Rebekah Steelman and Blake Reeves); and event planning (Karrin Orr and Christian Gordon).
Bates said she is proud of her students and how well they compete against schools with much larger programs than Lancaster's.
"I'm always amazed by the level of work," she said.


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RS elections to fill 6 vacancies in TN to be held on July 18
Jun 25, 2019, 7:51 pm IST
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Singh's 18-year-long tenure in the Upper House came to an end this month with Congress not in a position to get him reelected from Assam.
The Congress has not said anything official on the issue though media has reported that the party has contacted its ally DMK in this regard. (Photo: File)
New Delhi: Biennial elections to fill six vacancies in Rajya Sabha from Tamil Nadu will be held on July 18, the Election Commission announced on Tuesday.
There is speculation whether DMK would yield to Congress' request for backing former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's candidature from one of the six candidates. Singh's 18-year-long tenure in the Upper House came to an end this month with Congress, not in a position to get him reelected from Assam.
The Congress has not said anything official on the issue though media has reported that the party has contacted its ally DMK in this regard.
The elections are being held to fill the vacancies arising out of retirement of five members and the election of Kanimozhi to Lok Sabha in the recent election.
Under the schedule announced by the Commission, notification for the elections will be issued on July 1 and the last date for the purpose will be July 8. Scrutiny of nominations will be done the next day. The last date for withdrawal of nominations is on July 11.
Counting of votes will be done in July after the conclusion of the election.
The members who are retiring on July 27 are T Rathinavel, V Maitreyan, K. B. Arjunan, R Lakshmanan (AIADMK) and D Raja (CPI).
The press release said the Commission has directed that for the purpose of marking preference on the ballot paper only integrated violet colour sketch pen of pre-fixed specification, provided by the Returning Officer, shall be used.
No other pen shall, under any circumstances, be used in the election, it said.
Adequate measures for close monitoring of the election process by appointing observers shall be taken to ensure a free and fair election, it added.
In accordance with the strength of parties, especially the ruling AIADMK and main Opposition DMK, the two parties can get elected three of their candidates in the elections.
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As I come there at eight thirty in the evening, not much is happening outside the marquee, but judging by the amount of cars parked far away from the entrance, the hall must be packed. There is a relaxed atmosphere as a result of the tiredness that is visible on the staff who has worked there for four days. So no one asks questions.
The marquee is in the dark, the show is about to resume after a break. The white-painted cat-walk reflects the few lights still on, it is time to go back to one's seat. There it is, the first model emerges in the light.
Fashion is fashion, the models have elongated bodies, not much in common with the locally praised "nyash" (voluminous bottom for women) of potential customers.
Five designers are presenting their collection. Three Nigerians: Tsemaye Binitie, Bridget Awosika, Maki Oh (Amaka Osakwe) and two South Africans: Maxhosa by Laduma (Laduma Ngxokolo) and Gert Johan Coetzee, a white South African famous for his wedding gowns.
Gert Johan Coetzee was the most glamorous and extravagant with a series of black or peach-coloured translucide dresses adorned with stars and amplified by the use of veil. At the end of his show, as a personal proof of his glamour, he ran over the whole catwalk to salute like an excited puppet in pink shorts.
Gert Johan Coetzee was not the only one to use cosmic references, Maki Oh, known for her use of traditional Nigerian fabric, had moons and stars imprinted on adire. Her lines were simple and fairly classical. She also used natural colours.
Maxhosa by Laduma, was showing a serie of knitwears of western shapes (shorts and cardigan for men, dresses for women) which were decorated with traditional Xhosa patterns.
Bridget Awosika was applauded even before her show started, she presented a series of garments with simple and fluid lines occasionally adorned with hearts.
Tsemaye Binitie had an assortment of comfortable shapes, never really arousing but yet elegant. Some with strips, other with flower lace and other with beads, a large part of them with pastel colors.
The last collection was proposed by Heineken, the main sponsor, who asked two designers, Lulu Mutuli and AzraWalji, to create a series of clothes using local prints with the colours of Heineken (green, red, white to which a touch of orange and grey was added).
To close the show, Tiwa Savage sang one of the latest tunes, in a tight red skirt and red ostrich-patterned top, perched on a pair of red high heels adorned with red fur pompoms. Her platinum blond whig was arguably not the best part of her outfit. But people cheered at her apparition anyway. Denrele Ebun was one of them, always ready to shake his thin and elongated body on light-blue thigh boots covered with torn denim. Denrele had a golden net as a robe embroided with black beads, properly displaying his very own queen-of-the-night interpretation of natural Nigerian glamour.


No matter how odious a dictatorship, no matter how disgraceful a regime, Mr. Chomsky is in love with it�provided it has a suitable distaste for America, and its proxy state, Israel.
Smarmy humanities graduate students ineluctably have an infatuation with Mr. Chomsky. They are too enraptured by Baudrillard to know who Pol Pot is, so what�s wrong if Mr. Chomsky has pleasant things to say about the Kmer Rouge? They were pretty good, weren�t they?
Accordingly, various pseudo-avant-garde youngsters are enraptured by Mr. Chomsky�s brazen denunciations of all things American. Mr. Chomsky�s sundry easily-digestible books have become a rite of passage for many of this country�s youth.
His work is the intellectual equivalent of a tongue piercing: It�ll piss off your parents, but it�s totally useless.
In order to demonstrate his deep regard for the poor and oppressed, Mr. Chomsky calls the tony purlieus of Lexington, Massachusetts his home. Sure, he�s hell-bent on an anarchist revolution and all, but he doesn�t actually want to live near poor people. The impoverished are so very sordid.
In short, Mr. Chomsky may prefer the mullocracy of Iran to the �democracy� of the United States, but he also desires to inhabit a town in which one can find a good latte. Even ultra-radical anarchists like smoothies, we suppose.
We, the crack young staff of �The Hatemonger�s Quartelry,� had reason to reflect on Mr. Chomsky�s career as a radical agitator anew when we took a gander at his �official website,� Chomsky.info.
And yet, dear reader, Mr. Chomsky has outsourced his own �official website.� As Chomsky.info makes clear, the fledgling �website� is run by a swarthy, shaggy-maned Italian named Pablo Stafforini. Upsetting, isn�t it?
Mr. Stafforini, whose own �webpage� makes clear that he�s the perfect example of a self-impressed tyro, has taken to running Mr. Chomsky�s �official website� for him. And we bet that this poor wog isn�t even being paid.
The Grand Old Man of the radical Left has outsourced his �website� to some intellectually impoverished Italian? How unspeakable!
We, the crack young staff of �The Hatemonger�s Quarterly,� officially demand that Mr. Chomsky hire an American worker for his �website.� As any academic knows these days, left-wing professors use their own graduate students as slave labor�not narcissistic Italians.


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Q: Problem in accessing registration page using URL I have developed a registration page where I am trying to access the page by giving the URL on my google chrome. the URL is: localhost:8080/Registration. But every time it takes me to the apache tomcat login page. How can I fix this error?
package net.javaguides.springboot.web;

import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Controller;
import org.springframework.ui.Model;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.GetMapping;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.ModelAttribute;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.PostMapping;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMapping;

import net.javaguides.springboot.service.UserService;
import net.javaguides.springboot.web.dto.UserRegistrationDTO;

@Controller
@RequestMapping("/Registration")
public class UserRegistrationController {

@Autowired
private UserService userService;

@GetMapping
public String showRegistrationForm() {
    return "Registration.html";
}

A: Is it redirecting to localhost:8080/login?
If yes, it is because of spring-boot-starter-security, it adds default security to your application.
You can disable it either of following two methods.

*

*Remove following dependency from your pom.

<dependency>
    <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
    <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-security</artifactId>
</dependency>

OR

*

*By adding following configuration class, this option will give you more flexibility.

@Configuration
@EnableWebSecurity
public class SecurityConfig extends WebSecurityConfigurerAdapter {
    @Override
    protected void configure(HttpSecurity http) throws Exception {
        http.authorizeRequests().antMatchers("/").permitAll();
    }
}

This snippet will bypass authentication for all endpoints.

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Q: Why Jenkins does not run a job as scheduled? I have this 'Build periodically' option with the following 'Schedule':
H 6,13 * * *

Meaning that I want this job to be run everyday at 6:00 and 13:00.
I noticed that it does not run at the specified time but 34 minutes later instead. These are the last builts:
#306 12-feb-2015 6:34
#305 11-feb-2015 13:34
#304 11-feb-2015 6:34
#303 10-feb-2015 13:34
#302 10-feb-2015 6:34

Plus, under the 'Schedule' text area there is a note saying:
Would last have run at Thursday, February 12, 2015 6:34:42 AM CET;
would next run at Thursday, February 12, 2015 1:34:42 PM CET.

This is not a big deal, but it is a bit annoying that there is a 34 minutes delay. Does anyone know why this is happening and how to solve it (without manually adding this delay on the schedule)?

A: Replace the H by 0 to have 6:00.
The H is intended to distribute tasks over the hour, so not all Jenkins tasks start exactly at 06:00 etc. (so it is not a delay, but a different way of scheduling).
Two different tasks scheduled both at H 13 * * * will start at different minutes but still between 13:00 and 13:59:59, so they won't make your system too slow. The H value is the job specific hash value, so it will still be a constant within the job, but different between jobs.


From 1600 to 1845, the Great Lakes and eastern Woodland area was a meeting ground in which many complex relationships were formed and dissolved between First Nations and European colonists. In cooperation and conflict they traded, formed military and political alliances and engaged in all of the intimate contacts of daily life. It was only toward the end of the 18th century that the balance of power in these relationships dramatically turned against First Nations.
In this dramatic reinstallation, important works of Aboriginal art are being introduced into the Canadian Wing's earliest historical gallery for the first time. The entire gallery is being transformed to reflect a strong Aboriginal presence. Now pre-confederation Euro-Canadian works of art and Aboriginal art from the Great Lakes and Eastern Woodlands can be viewed together and visitors can explore their complex relationships. Video stations and other enhancements provide the opportunity to engage with the ideas and cultural contexts that informed these works of art. Dynamic interviews bring many significant perspectives to bear, including diverse Aboriginal voices.


Tzimmes (TSIM-ess) is one of those Jewish dishes that doesn't sound good when reading the ingredients, but one taste of this gooey, sticky, roasted vegetable dish will have you wanting more! The sweetness of this dish reminds us of the sweetness of redemption.
Heat the apple juice, honey, salt, pepper, and tarragon and simmer in a small pot.
Place the vegetables and apricots and a 4-inch casserole dish.
Pour the honey and juice mixture over the vegetable/apricot mixture.
Cover and cook in oven at 350°F for 90 minutes.
Remove cover and cook for 30 minutes more, and serve.


Are you planning an upcoming family vacation? Would you like to do something different for a change? An exciting luxury yacht adventure tour could be the thrilling escape you've been searching for. These tours take you on a wild trip across the ocean, stopping at various locations along the way and feature exciting on board activities for the entire family to partake in.
Enjoy the trip of a lifetime traveling by yacht and visiting locations such as Panama, where you can go deep-sea diving and snorkeling in the Pearl Islands or along the Caribbean coast. Discover a new way to view the sea by going on a high-flying para-sailing adventure. You can even enjoy a day of thrilling ocean or lake sport fishing off the Pacific and Caribbean coasts while on a Panama yacht adventure.
Another great place to enjoy your passion for yachting and travel is an adventure tour is the Alaskan Sea. Take in some whale watching while on board a custom charter. These family oriented adventure tours include guided sport fishing trips and bird watching off the southeast Alaskan coast.
A breathtaking Greek adventure tour allows you to choose from a variety of vessels to enjoy your vacation on. Spend your trip resting and relaxing on a custom charter full of all the amenities you can imagine. While on board a Greek yacht adventure you'll stop by many famous locations and take in the beauty of this ancient region.
An exciting yacht adventure tour is the answer to all your vacation planning needs. You will be able to find a tour package that will have fun activities for everyone in your family to enjoy. From sport fishing to deep sea diving to the amazing on-land tour stops, you won't regret choosing a yacht adventure tour for your next family vacation.


Legends Invitational is proud to be a Preferred Partner of the Ocean Reef Community Foundation, and we thank every member of Ocean Reef for their support of the Gala and All Charities. Our donations and your support has raised over $2,000,000 for the Medical Center at Ocean Reef, the Ocean Reef Cultural Center, The Academy at Ocean Reef, the Ocean Reef Art League, the Ocean Reef Conservation Associates and all the wonderful charities receiving support in the Southern Florida area.
John and Mary's Legends Invitational is a one-of-a-kind experience in which NFL Legends, Sports Greats and Navy SEALs are paired as "Celebrity Captains" with every foursome, presenting four first-class days of exceptional golf and entertainment. The event is recognized as one of the most prestigious, and longest running privately owned tournaments at Pebble Beach. The Legends Invitational reserves three days of exclusive play on Pebble Beach, Spanish Bay and Spyglass Hill golf courses.
Along with an incomparable golf experience the tournament also hosts four unique entertainment evenings—NAVY SEALs UP-CLOSE & PERSONAL tactical demonstration, NFL UP-CLOSE & PERSONAL Gala event and the tournament's Awards Banquet—for our guests. Committed to creating a memorable occasion for all who attend, the Legends Invitational does so with the intent of raising awareness for the SEAL Community.
I wanted to give you some great news.
As you will hear, we are delighted that we are going to distribute more dollars and fulfill more grant requests this year,then ever before. I wanted to thank you both for the wonderful support you have provided year after year.
Your Cult Wine Dinner, Legends Invitational, and French Laundry experience provided much needed funds at this year's event. In fact, over the past ten years, your contributions have generated over $2,500,000.
The whole Ocean Reef community, All Charities, and the Ocean Reef Foundation are very fortunate to have you two in their corner. As you heard me say before…the only thing bigger than the exquisite wines you serve…is your hearts.
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The Transport sector is one of the key sectors within the Multi-Sectoral Initiative Against Corruption (MSIAC). The sector attracts much interest from both the public and private sectors. It is on this premise that the sector constituted a committee and held its meeting at the KEPSA Offices on the 8th April 2019 to review, enrich and adopt the sector action plans in pushing the drive against corruption and in addressing the corruption challenge that has been identified as the greatest impediment and enemy to economic freedom and prosperity.
The members deliberated over the forms and manifestation of corruption within the sector, its negative impact on the economy, its implications on both corporate and institutional governance and the plight of the sector players in the wake of such a vice. The members were briefed on the progress of the MSIAC, including the cross-cutting agenda and action plans that were already underway for purposes of a synergized approach in fighting graft.
The members reviewed their proposed draft action plan, recommended more actions with set timelines that would ensure effective and timely fight so as to realize some of the goals in the Vision 2030 Blueprint, Big 4 Agenda and generally the Constitutional requirement for sustainable development. The Chair guided the members through the specific sector reform agenda and a consensus was achieved.
It was a unified conclusion that all the transport sector players; public transport operators, freight and cargo operators, the rail, road and air players approach the vice in unison with a unity of purpose, sense of urgency and a well-crafted strategy to bring down corruption. The MSIAC reiterates its commitment to promote sector engagements, internal and external strategies in realizing that graft is minimized to the least levels.


Help us reach our target of £100,000.
We met when studying medicine at Imperial College London and since graduating have worked as junior doctors in south London. Before starting careers as surgeons, we want to do something remarkable, partly because it may be our last chance, but mainly because we want to raise money for an exceptional charity - Médecin Sans Frontières .
We wanted to choose a challenge that would be back-breakingly difficult but also just about achievable. As both of us have rowed competitively, we looked to that sport for the answer, and found it in the 3,600 mile crossing from Exmouth, Western Australia to Port Louis, Mauritius.
4,000 people have climbed Everest. 536 people have gone into space. Only 20 have rowed the Indian Ocean.
Setting off in Spring 2017, we will spend 3 months at sea, burning 8,000 calories per day as we row in 2 hour shifts, 24 hours a day. We will battle sleep deprivation, hurricane force winds and 50 ft waves! If we succeed, we will be the 5th pair to have ever made the crossing.
Our hope is to raise £100,000 for MSF. Founded in 1971, this global charity delivers emergency medical aid to people affected by conflict, epidemics, disasters or exclusion from healthcare. They place highly skilled medical staff, logisticians and water & sanitation experts in disaster zones, and carry out over 8 million patient consultations every year. Since 1971, they have treated over one hundred million patients. We cannot think of a more worthy cause.
We have persuaded a private charitable trust to match the first £4,000 of public donations to get the campaign off to a good start, and hope to bring in other match funders as the challenge progresses. This website, PLEDGIT, charges just 2.5% to cover its costs (compared to 5% on JustGiving) and charges nothing on the matched funds, so a very high percentage of the amount donated will go to MSF.
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The Burmilla cat was originally created accidentally in the United Kingdom. Two cats, a Chinchilla Persian named Sanquist, and Piputah Pweedledee which was a Brown tortie burmese were both awaiting a partner of their own breed in different rooms. One night the cleaner left the door open. The two cats bred, producing four kittens born in 1981 that were so adorable that a new breed was born. The breeder realized how attractive such a breed could be and went on to develop what became known as the Burmilla.
In GCCF (Governing Council of the Cat Fancy), the Burmilla is considered part of the Asian cat breed. It is accepted in FIFe as the Burmilla. Only the Shaded and Tipped Silver varieties have been recognised in FIFe, CCCA, ACF and CFA as the Burmilla. As of late 2011 the Golden Shaded and Tipped Burmilla is also recognised within FIFe. One governing body in Australia has used the name Australian Tiffanie, however, there is not international acceptance and standardisation for this breed – Tiffany has been used to describe many different breeds having the appearance from Ragdoll to Birman and may contain any of these breeds and more. Many Australian Tiffanies in Australia contain more than three-quarters Persian Chinchilla and retain the appearance and temperament of the Old Fashioned Chinchilla. The name's use is declining in favour due to the lax standards for the breed name, the lack of unique identity and varied genetic makeup.
The Burmilla cat is recognized by Britain's Governing Council of the Cat Fancy and Europe's Federation Internationale Feline. The breed entered the Cat Fanciers Association Miscellaneous Class in February 2011.
The Burmilla cat brings together aspects of the Burmese and the Persian into one sweet, friendly package. He is quietly affectionate and gentle but more extroverted than the typical Persian. He is adventurous but a bit of a klutz, so put away breakables when he is around.
Burmilla cats remain playful into adulthood. They love their people, but they aren't excessively demanding of attention. When a lap is available, though, the Burmilla cat is there.
The Burmilla cat is quite an irreverent and independent cat who adores its owner and displays many kitten-like characteristics even into adulthood. In temperament they are sociable, playful, and affectionate, and get along well with children and other animals. Burmilla cats should be fed a balanced diet of raw meat, canned food, or dry food. Weekly brushing of the coat is recommended.
The Burmilla's short, smooth coat is simple to groom with weekly brushing or combing to remove dead hairs. A bath is rarely necessary. Brush or comb a longhaired Burmilla cat two or three times a week.
It's a good idea to keep a Burmilla as an indoor-only cat to protect him from diseases spread by other cats, attacks by dogs or coyotes, and the other dangers that face cats who go outdoors, such as being hit by a car. Burmilla cats who go outdoors also run the risk of being stolen by someone who would like to have such a beautiful cat without paying for it.
Besides their sweet personalities, Burmilla cats stand out for their coats, which have a silver-white background color that is tipped or shaded with a contrasting color. In Burmilla cats with a tipped pattern, the color tips about 1/8 of the entire hair length and is evenly distributed, giving the coat a sparkling appearance. Burmilla cats with tipped coats generally look lighter than Burmillas with shaded coats. In the shaded pattern, about 1/3 of the hair shaft is shaded, which is why the shaded cats look darker. Colors in both tipped and shaded patterns include black, brown, lilac, blue, chocolate, cream, red and tortoiseshell.
The gentle and playful Burmilla cat is well suited to life with families with children and cat-friendly dogs. He can learn tricks, enjoys interactive toys, and loves the attention he receives from children who treat him politely and with respect. Supervise young children and show them how to pet the cat nicely. Instead of holding or carrying the cat, have them sit on the floor and pet him. Always introduce any pets, even other cats, slowly and in a controlled setting.
The Burmilla is medium sized cat with a muscular yet elegant body. The head is sculptured in appearance, where the rounded top head, nose profile, medium broad muzzle and well-developed chin set the balance. The eyes can be any shade of green and are often greenish gold to yellowish in youth, with the green coming in as they mature. The overall look should be somewhat like a Burmese, but with a sweeter, more open expression. Their distinguishing feature is their sparkling silver coat, and distinctive "make up" lining the nose, lips and eyes. The Burmilla cat comes in two coat lengths, semi longhair and shorthair.
The Burmilla cat is an irreverent and independent cat that adores its owner and displays many kitten-like characteristics even into adulthood. The temperament of the Burmilla cat is quite exceptional. The demanding and mischievous nature of the Burmese, mixed with the easy going and laid back personality of the Chinchilla Persian, makes the Burmilla sociable, playful, and affectionate. Fun loving, yet quiet and gentle, this sweet natured cat gets along well with children and other animals. In all, an intelligent inquisitive nature and a most affectionate seductive personality are some irresistible qualities of the Burmilla cat.


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Does a filmy substance keep building up along your gumline and on your teeth? Does brushing, flossing, or gently scraping it usually make it come off? That could be plaque, a sticky, colorless film of bacteria and sugars that continually forms on your teeth.
Bacteria naturally resides in your mouth and it can gather on your tongue and teeth. Plaque may often begin at the gumline, but it is completely normal and our doctor even expects to see it. The problems, however can come when the bacteria mixes with sugar, and an acid may be produced that could eat through your enamel and form a cavity.
If plaque remains on your teeth it could harden and calcify, becoming tartar. Once it has calcified, it can be much more difficult to remove, and Dr. Carol Halloran may need to help you remove it from your smile.
One of the best and most convenient ways to prevent plaque buildup may be to practice proper dental hygiene. Our doctor advises that you brush at least twice a day and floss once daily. You could also reduce your sugary and starchy foods which could limit the bacteria's food supply. A piece of sugar-free gum can also be beneficial because it may increase your saliva, which can work to naturally clean your mouth.
If you have questions about your dental health and reducing plaque from your smile in Waterloo, Iowa, you are welcome to schedule a consultation at Crossroads Dental by calling 319.291.3908. We would be happy to help you to have a healthy smile.


This Edition was published in 1986, is in very good pre-loved condition, no dust jacket, book with a little cover wear, all in all pages are clean, bright and tightly bound. Black Beauty consists of some coloured illustrations and b/w stetches and published by Beehive Books, London.
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The popular singer released a statement on her website condemning the law earlier this week, the same day she played a concert in Raleigh.
"As The Formation World Tour makes its stop in the Tar Heel state in the midst of such a controversial time, we think it is important for us to bring attention to those who are committed to being good and carrying on the message of equality in this core of controversy," Beyonce said, in part, in a statement.
PayPal withheld a Charlotte expansion because of the bill, costing the state hundreds of jobs. Artists such as Bruce Springsteen and Demi Lovato have also cancelled North Carolina concerts.
The U.S. Justice Department said on Wednesday that House Bill 2 violates the Civil Rights Act.


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SPX futures went as high as 2737.00 (~2732.00 cash) this morning before pulling back. There is still a probability of the retracement rally probing the mid-Cycle resistance at 2742.03, which is an approximate 50% retracement of the decline. Thus far this quarter has seen nearly a 3% gain in the SPX and today would be an important window dressing day.
Wave [i] of 1 would be considered a Leading Diagonal, while Waves [iii] and [v] appear to be impulsive. There is a cluster of Cycle Pivots starting today and going through the weekend. The first Cycle Pivot occurs around 1:00 pm today.
However, the sense of precarious peace was shattered shortly after 6am ET when Axios reported that after several days of calm, President Trump has repeatedly told his advisers he seeks to withdraw the US from the WTO - a decision that would "throw global trade into wild disarray."
NDX futures went as high as 7113.25, exceeding the mid-Cycle resistance at 7074.40. It did not quite reach the top of Wave [iv] of 1 at 7128.77, leaving an irregular correction, should that be the final print. We'll see just how resilient the equities markets are today.
VIX futures are pulling back toward mid-Cycle support, but may have already bottomed.
Bloomberg observes, "It's summer. But in the Florida offices of Raymond James & Associates and at brokerages around the U.S., February is still in the air.
Repercussions from that month's rout won't go away -- not in chats with clients, not in the market itself. Gone are the days when you could buy an exchange-traded fund tracking the S&P 500 and turn off the ringer. Look away for five minutes, and some customer is on the phone demanding to know what the latest swerve did to his portfolio.
USD futures appear to be pulling back from its new retracement high at 95.25 yesterday. Yesterday was also day 258 in the current Master Cycle. It appears that USD may have made its time target but not price, so far. But it hasn't pulled back enough to consider it a reversal, so let's give it some time to see if it makes the final probe to the Cycle Top at 95.92.
Bloomberg comments, "For steadfast dollar bears, a two-month uptick in the currency does not a trend make.
TNX appears to be flat this morning after trading in a narrow range overnight. This may be the final day of strength for TNX, which is in a high correlation with the USD. This suggests both may turn down today, taking equities with them. The Master Cycle low in TNX is due the week of July 23.
Crude oil futures have eased back from yesterday's high, which appears to have been an inverted Master Cycle high. The June 18 low was a few days early, while yesterday's high was 7 days late. Of the two, the inversion makes more sense. This was a difficult call, since it appeared that the decline had begun already. However, the market is always right.