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Q: issue when running configure command (checking whether the C compiler works... no) I am trying to run the configure command however it generates the following error:
I am running Mountain Lion OS X 10.8
checking for grep that handles long lines and -e... /usr/bin/grep
checking for egrep... /usr/bin/grep -E
checking for a sed that does not truncate output... /usr/bin/sed
checking build system type... i386-apple-darwin12.0.0
checking host system type... i386-apple-darwin12.0.0
checking target system type... i386-apple-darwin12.0.0
checking whether the C compiler works... no
configure: error: in `/Users/aditya15417/php-5.4.6':
configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables
See `config.log' for more details.

any idea why this error? I've installed Xcode command line tools and I am running the configure command from Terminal.
I have XCode 4.4 and I am pretty sure gcc is already installed, because it gives me:
686-apple-darwin11-llvm-gcc-4.2 (GCC) 4.2.1 (Based on Apple Inc. build 5658) (LLVM build 2336.11.00)
Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This is free software; see the source for copying conditions.  There is NO
warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

I've tried doing:
sudo xcode-select -switch /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer

but it doesn't work as well. Here's the link to my config.log if needed. Seems that from the log it can't find gcc4.2
configure:3524: checking for C compiler version
configure:3533: gcc-4.2 --version >&5
./configure: line 3535: gcc-4.2: command not found
configure:3544: $? = 127
configure:3533: gcc-4.2 -v >&5
./configure: line 3535: gcc-4.2: command not found
configure:3544: $? = 127
configure:3533: gcc-4.2 -V >&5
./configure: line 3535: gcc-4.2: command not found
configure:3544: $? = 127
configure:3533: gcc-4.2 -qversion >&5
./configure: line 3535: gcc-4.2: command not found
configure:3544: $? = 127
configure:3564: checking whether the C compiler works
configure:3586: gcc-4.2    conftest.c  >&5
./configure: line 3588: gcc-4.2: command not found
configure:3590: $? = 127
configure:3628: result: no

How is this possible?

A: I just edited .bash_profile, and commented out the CC= line, as I seem to think that it's left over from a previous MacPorts install.

A: From your config.log file, its trying to use the compiler gcc-4.2, which doesn't exist.  You need to tell it to use a compiler that does exist, which is usually done by setting the environment variable CC

A: I had the line: export CFLAGS="-arch ppc -arch x86_64 -g -O2 -m64" in my .profile file. After removing -arch ppc, I could successfully run ./configure.


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Alexander's Column
The Bush Doctrine — A Retrospective
Mark Alexander · Sep. 12, 2003
On September 12, 2001, the day after the attack on our countrymen by al-Qa'ida terrorists, we wrote in Federalist No. 01-37: "As the ancient military strategist and philosopher Sun Tzu observed in his classic treatise The Art of War, 'Attack [your opponent] where he is unprepared, appear where you are not expected. … Hence that general is skillful in attack whose opponent does not know what to defend; and he is skillful in defense whose opponent does not know what to attack.' Al-Qa'ida leader Osama bin Laden clearly understands this doctrine. For eight long years (since 1993), our nation has ignored it. The price for such ignorance is now apparent."
Osama bin Laden and his al-Qa'ida terror network closely adhere to that doctrine today, having aptly demonstrated its success on 9/11 when, in an hour and ten minutes, a cadre of 19 Islamists killed 3,016 Americans and caused $50 billion in property damage and economic loss, which, in turn, extended the economic recession, costing an estimated $500 billion in additional economic loss.
Shortly after the attacks, President Bush called Dick Cheney from Air Force One, and said, "We're going to find out who did this and kick their @$!" On September 20, in an address to the nation, the President outlined how he would accomplish that goal in what has become known as the "Bush Doctrine" – the most important doctrinal policy shift since the First World War.
"Whether we bring our enemies to justice, or bring justice to our enemies, justice will be done," said the President. "Americans should not expect one battle, but a lengthy campaign…. Every nation, in every region, now has a decision to make. Either you are with us, or you are with the terrorists. From this day forward, any nation that continues to harbor or support terrorism will be regarded by the United States as a hostile regime. … The course of this conflict is not known, yet its outcome is certain. Freedom and fear, justice and cruelty, have always been at war, and we know that God is not neutral between them."
The primary objective of al-Qa'ida and their Jihadi collaborators was, and remains, to disable the U.S. economy permanently, and thus, disrupt its political and, equally important, cultural influence around the world. To be certain, al-Qa'ida operatives will use any method at their disposal to achieve this objective, including existing plans to detonate a nuclear weapon in an East Coast urban center – an option that would likely have been exercised had Saddam Hussein not been deposed in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Indeed, in a just-released al-Jazeera video of Osama bin Laden and his second-in-command, Ayman al-Zawahri, Ayman warns, "What you saw until now are only the first skirmishes. The true epic has not begun."
As President George Bush noted this week, "We have…uncovered sleeper cells inside the United States." Our intelligence sources indicate there are at least six additional al-Qa'ida cells remaining – as of yet, undiscovered – in the U.S. That is the current reality of the al-Qa'ida threat, and the reason we have taken our war against Jihadistan (that borderless nation of Islamic extremists) to their turf. "The surest way to avoid attacks on our own people is to engage the enemy where he lives and plans," said President Bush. "We are fighting that enemy in Iraq and Afghanistan today so that we do not meet him again on our own streets, in our own cities."
Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez, the U.S. commander in Iraq, affirmed that strategy, saying, "The only way we will fail in this country is if we decide to walk away in Iraq and fight the next battle in the war on terrorism in America."
Perhaps the greatest measure of the Bush Doctrine's success is that al-Qa'ida has not been able to carry out any attack on U.S. soil since 9/11 – as of this morning. However, the Bush Doctrine not withstanding, our nation remains exposed to the Jihadi terrorist threat.
The cost of defending our nation is great (albeit minuscule when compared with the cost of recovering from a catastrophic nuclear attack in a major urban center). President Bush has asked Congress for an additional $87 billion in appropriations for the reconstruction and democratization of Iraq and the conduct of our war with Jihadistan, prompting loud objections from Clinton regime leftovers who advocate retreat and surrender – and redirection of those tax revenues down the social welfare drain. Undoubtedly, al-Qa'ida is rooting for the Left to prevail.
If the costly and painstaking reconstruction of Germany after World War II had been subject to the scrutiny of opportunistic politicians and Leftmedia talkingheads via 24-hour news outlets, we likely wouldn't have a piece of the Berlin Wall in our office.
For all of the Left's ranting over the failures of the war on terrorism, here is what they themselves have failed to acknowledge: the liberation of two dictatorships in as many years; the largest restructuring of government since WWII with the creation of the Department of Homeland Security; the dismantling of al-Qa'ida as a centrally organized, cohesive fighting force; the capture of 42 of the 55 most-wanted Saddamite Ba'athists; the severance of diplomatic ties with Palestinian terrorist Yasser Arafat; the significant efforts aimed at containing North Korean and Iranian nuclear proliferation; the counterinsurgency operations against Islamic terrorists in the Philippines; and early successes in the development of an ICBM shield for the U.S. and its allies. Clearly, these results are nothing to scoff at – even if you are a candidate in the '04 Democrat presidential primary.
As yet unresolved are the whereabouts of Saddam's known nuclear and biological weapon stores. In November of '02 and again in February of '03, The Federalist reported that our intelligence sources believed Saddam's biological and nuclear WMD caches had been moved to Syria and the Bekaa Valley. There is now additional information from Israel's Mossad that Saddam's primitive nukes (possibly with cores for three) were taken through Syria to a protected site in Lebanon's heavily fortified Bekaa Valley. It is our fervent hope that U.S. Special Ops Task Force 20 and IDF recon teams interdict those weapons before they are delivered to al-Qa'ida terrorist cells in the U.S.
All this having been said, though we rightly chastised George Bush in this column last week for his poor domestic policy leadership, his leadership as Commander-in-Chief has been second-to-none.
And a footnote from yesterday's memorial services: Listening to the recitation of 2,792 names of victims who died at the World Trade Center two years ago, we were reminded that Lady Liberty was within earshot. Those names reflected family origins from around the world, including many from the Middle East.
"Two years ago, I told the Congress and the country that the war on terror would be a lengthy war, a different kind of war, fought on many fronts in many places. Iraq is now the central front. Enemies of freedom are making a desperate stand there – and there they must be defeated. This will take time and require sacrifice. Yet we will do what is necessary, we will spend what is necessary, to achieve this essential victory in the war on terror, to promote freedom and to make our own nation more secure." –President George W. Bush
On cross-examination…
"Terror and tragedy have made us more aware of our vulnerabilities and mortality…. We're living through a time of testing and consequence and pray that our wisdom and will are equal to the work before us." –Condoleezza Rice
Open query…
"Imagine the date is September 12, 2001. Ask yourself this question: Are you willing to bet that two years will pass and there will not be another terrorist attack on American soil? … There is one reason – and one reason alone – that Americans have been safe for the almost two years since the 9/11 attacks. That reason is the aggressive war that President Bush and the American military have waged against international terror and its Axis of Evil." –David Horowitz
What, then, is the real Clinton legacy? Another excerpt from Federalist No. 01-37 written the day after 9/11: "This momentous event, the worst terrorist attack in world history, caps the tragedy of years of appeasement of rogue nations and terrorists, appeasement that reached a zenith during the eight years of Bill Clinton's administration. … These attacks on U.S. soil are the natural culmination of foreign-policy negligence…declining military and intelligence capabilities, appeasement of Islamic terrorists, and a long span of tragically misguided blunders in Middle East diplomacy. The real legacy of Bill Clinton was sketched in graphic images yesterday, across the skyline of Manhattan, before the eyes of the entire world. Clinton's DNC lapdog Terry McAuliffe said, 'There are no partisans today, only patriots.' But, to be sure, the partisans of yesterday have patriot blood on their hands today."
As President Bush reiterated this week: "For a generation leading up to September 11th, 2001, terrorists and their radical allies attacked innocent people in the Middle East and beyond without facing a sustained and serious response. The terrorists became convinced that free nations were decadent and weak, and they grew bolder, believing that history was on their side. … We have learned that terrorist attacks are not caused by the use of strength; they are invited by the perception of weakness."
Undoubtedly, he was referring to the first al-Qa'ida attack on the WTC in 1993, the al-Qa'ida attack on Khobar Towers; the al-Qa'ida attacks against U.S. facilities in Nairobi and Dar es Salaam; the al-Qa'ida attack on the U.S.S. Cole; and the al-Qa'ida staging and preparations for the second attack on the WTC – all of which occurred on the Clinton-Gore watch – none of which resulted in a decisive response.
Some on the Left have suggested that President Bush was no more concerned about al-Qa'ida than his predecessor, but the facts do not support such criticism. In a terrible case of irony, a report detailing military options for knocking out al-Qa'ida strongholds in Afghanistan was completed on September 10, 2001, and delivered to the White House the day of the attacks.
We are reminded of this admonition from Ronald Reagan in 1986: "There is no security, no safety, in the appeasement of evil. It must be the core of Western policy that there be no sanctuary for terror. … Self-defense is not only our right, it is our duty…."
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HACK YOUR WAY TO A CHEAPER HOLIDAY
How to beat the travel companies at their own game and save money during the next school holidays
19 September 2018: As any parent who's tried to book a holiday knows, anything that's travel-related becomes a lot more expensive during the school holidays.
Whether it's car rentals, accommodation or airfare, service providers use the two-week break as an excuse to jack up their prices considerably, making it difficult for the average family to afford an interstate or overseas getaway. Demand also ratchets up the closer it get to the break, so if you've left it to the last minute, there's a good chance you'll miss out on the popular destinations.
But there's no reason to be at the mercy of the price-gouging travel companies. Here are five money-saving hacks you can use that will keep more money in your bank account while still ensuring the family has a fantastic holiday.
1. Bail on Bali and have a staycation. The plummeting value of the Aussie dollar is a good reason to stay local these holidays. The other is that we have some of the most beautiful locations in the world right in our own backyard, so why spend hundreds of dollars on airfare? No matter where you are in Australia, there are stunning spots you can visit for a day trip that are as little as a half an hour's drive away. If you're in Sydney, consider Collins Beach (30-minute drive), Kangaroo Valley (two-hour drive) and Jervis Bay (three-hour drive). From Melbourne, there's the Yarra Valley (one-hour drive), the Dandenong Ranges (one-hour drive) and Philip Island (two-hour drive).
2. No car? No problem. Skip the traditional car rental companies – which always jack up the prices during school holidays and Christmas – and use DriveMyCar. This service rents cars out from private owners or direct from the manufacturers, which is why it can be up to 50% cheaper than traditional car rental companies, but you still get insurance cover in case of an accident, along with bonus roadside assistance.
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What is administrative leave?
Celestine J. Epps, [email protected], Assistant Arts and Features Editor
Students flocked to social media this week to voice their confusion and dissatisfaction with an email announcement of a faculty member being paid during administrative leave.
So, what is it, and what does administrative leave mean for faculty members and their students?
In an email interview discussing general policy regarding admin leave, the vice president of human resources and organizational development at Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College, Shanna Chambers said, "Since we are not subject to the N.C. Office of State Human Resources, each college has their own policy."
A complaint of inappropriate behavior or violation of conduct is all it takes to attract the attention of the administration. However, internal investigations take place whenever the university is made aware of a complaint against a faculty member involving discrimination, harassment, Title IX sexual harassment and misconduct.
"Administrative leave with pay may be used to temporarily remove an employee from work status. Placement on administrative leave does not constitute disciplinary action," said Sarah Broberg, special assistant to the chancellor, on March 29. "It may be used during a personnel investigation, which may or may not result in disciplinary action if faculty members are placed on administrative leave when there's a pending personnel investigation."
A faculty member would be relieved of all work duties as a preventative measure to limit any distractions to the institution's workflow, therefore allowing the designated administrators to investigate further into the complaint. Depending on the circumstances and employee classification, the administration decides whether or not a faculty member is paid during leave, and if their pay is based on salary.
"While on paid admin leave, the employee is paid their normal salary and their duties are assigned to others," Chambers said in regards to general admin leave policy.
According to Chambers, administrations typically reach a decision on investigations within the first 60 days.
The administrative staff briefed students in a town hall meeting last Wednesday about internal investigatory processes and employees rights protected under federal law. Students questioned in the Zoom chat the wording and timeliness in which updates were sent.
Despite public scrutiny and opposing beliefs from individuals on social media, the personnel investigation is considered classified and limits what the university can share about past and present employees.
"We are committed to being as transparent as we can be under the law and are committed to preserving the integrity of privacy protections and personnel investigations," Chancellor Nancy Cable and Provost Garikai Campbell wrote last Tuesday in an email sent to students.
On March 30, the Chancellor's Office informed students and staff of George Heard's resignation as a faculty member, reiterating the confidentiality of the investigation in their final comment.
For the remainder of the semester, Sally Wasileski, chair and professor of analytical and computational chemistry, will address the needs of Chemistry majors, minors and students within the department.
"All of us owe a sincere debt of gratitude to Dr. Wasileski and the chemistry department's faculty and staff for their dedicated and over-and-above care for our students and university," the Provost said.
Edited on April 5. for clarification.
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package org.clarksnut.mapper.document.basic.invoice;

import com.helger.ubl21.UBL21Reader;
import oasis.names.specification.ubl.schema.xsd.invoice_21.InvoiceType;
import org.clarksnut.files.XmlUBLFileModel;
import org.clarksnut.mapper.document.DocumentMapped;
import org.clarksnut.mapper.document.DocumentMapperProvider;
import org.clarksnut.models.exceptions.ImpossibleToUnmarshallException;
import org.jboss.logging.Logger;

public class BasicInvoiceParsedDocumentProvider implements DocumentMapperProvider {

    private static final Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(BasicInvoiceParsedDocumentProvider.class);

    @Override
    public String getGroup() {
        return "basic";
    }

    @Override
    public String getSupportedDocumentType() {
        return "Invoice";
    }

    @Override
    public DocumentMapped map(XmlUBLFileModel file) throws ImpossibleToUnmarshallException {
        InvoiceType invoiceType = null;
        try {
            invoiceType = UBL21Reader.invoice().read(file.getDocument());
        } catch (Exception e) {
            // Nothing to do
        }
        if (invoiceType == null) {
            throw new ImpossibleToUnmarshallException("Could not marshall to:" + InvoiceType.class.getName());
        }

        final InvoiceType type = invoiceType;
        return new DocumentMapped() {
            @Override
            public DocumentBean getBean() {
                return new BasicInvoiceBeanAdapter(type);
            }

            @Override
            public Object getType() {
                return type;
            }
        };
    }

}

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Q: Better way to combine tables than multiple joins? I have two dfs, df1 and df2. I need to combine the dfs in a way that might require multiple left joins, but I have a feeling there's a better way to do this.
df1 is a table of locations and people (id numbers) associated with them, it looks like this.
location person1 person2 person3 ... personn
1        12      450     2       ... 90
2        23      218     4       ... 3
3        1000    274     937     ... 318
....     ...     ...     ...     ... ...
1350     1       41      10      ... 101

df2 contains information about the people. It looks like this:
person year action
1      2020 a
2      2020 a
3      2020 b
4      2020 c
1000   2020 a
1      2019 c
2      2019 b
3      2019 a
4      2019 c
...    ...  ...
1000   2019 b

Ideally, I'd like the combined dataset to look like this:
location year action_a_count action_b_count action_c_count ... action_n_count
1        2020 1              0              0              ... ...
2        2020 0              1              1              ... ...
3        2020 1              0              0              ... ...
1350     2020 1              0              0              ... ...
1        2019 0              1              0              ... ...
2        2019 0              1              1              ... ...
3        2019 0              1              0              ... ...
1350     2019 0              0              1              ... ...
...      ...  ...            ...            ...            ... ...

Right now my instinct is to do a series of left joins to get the actions for each person into df1, then figure out a way to count them.

A: You could restructure df1 to have 2 columns, location and person. That would simplify the subsequent operations.
df1_new = df1.melt(id_vars='location',
                   value_vars=df1.columns[1:],
                   value_name='person')

df1_new = df1_new.drop('variable', axis=1)

Now you can join df2 and df1_new
combined = df2.join(df1_new.set_index('person'), on='person', how='left')

Then create a pivot table
combined.pivot_table(index=['location', 'year'], columns='action',  aggfunc='count')

After the pivot table is created, you can rename the columns however you'd like.

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The Free Library > Literature > Wilkie Collins > Man And Wife > Chapter The Fifty-Third. What Had Happened In The Hours Of Darkness?
Chapter The Fifty-Third. What Had Happened In The Hours Of Darkness?
This was Anne's first thought, when the sunlight poured in at her window, and woke her the next morning.
She made immediate inquiry of the servant. The girl could only speak for herself. Nothing had occurred to disturb her after she had gone to bed. Her master was still, she believed, in his room. Mrs. Dethridge was at her work in the kitchen.
Anne went to the kitchen. Hester Dethridge was at her usual occupation at that time--preparing the breakfast. The slight signs of animation which Anne had noticed in her when they last met appeared no more. The dull look was back again in her stony eyes; the lifeless torpor possessed all her movements. Asked if any thing had happened in the night, she slowly shook her stolid head, slowly made the sign with her hand which signified, "Nothing."
Leaving the kitchen, Anne saw Julius in the front garden. She went out and joined him.
"I believe I have to thank your consideration for me for some hours of rest," he said. "It was five in the morning when I woke. I hope you had no reason to regret having left me to sleep? I went into Geoffrey's room, and found him stirring. A second dose of the mixture composed him again. The fever has gone. He looks weaker and paler, but in other respects like himself. We will return directly to the question of his health. I have something to say to you, first, about a change which may be coming in your life here."
"Has he consented to the separation?"
"No. He is as obstinate about it as ever. I have placed the matter before him in every possible light. He still refuses, positively refuses, a provision which would make him an independent man for life."
"Is it the provision he might have had, Lord Holchester, if--?"
"If he had married Mrs. Glenarm? No. It is impossible, consistently with my duty to my mother, and with what I owe to the position in which my father's death has placed me, that I can offer him such a fortune as Mrs. Glenarm's. Still, it is a handsome income which he is mad enough to refuse. I shall persist in pressing it on him. He must and shall take it."
Anne felt no reviving hope roused in her by his last words. She turned to another subject.
"You had something to tell me," she said. "You spoke of a change."
"True. The landlady here is a very strange person; and she has done a very strange thing. She has given Geoffrey notice to quit these lodgings."
"Notice to quit?" Anne repeated, in amazement.
"Yes. In a formal letter. She handed it to me open, as soon as I was up this morning. It was impossible to get any explanation from her. The poor dumb creature simply wrote on her slate: 'He may have his money back, if he likes: he shall go!' Greatly to my surprise (for the woman inspires him with the strongest aversion) Geoffrey refuses to go until his term is up. I have made the peace between them for to-day. Mrs. Dethridge. very reluctantly, consents to give him four-and-twenty hours. And there the matter rests at present."
"What can her motive be?" said Anne.
"It's useless to inquire. Her mind is evidently off its balance. One thing is clear, Geoffrey shall not keep you here much longer. The coming change will remove you from this dismal place--which is one thing gained. And it is quite possible that new scenes and new surroundings may have their influence on Geoffrey for good. His conduct--otherwise quite incomprehensible--may be the result of some latent nervous irritation which medical help might reach. I don't attempt to disguise from myself or from you, that your position here is a most deplorable one. But before we despair of the future, let us at least inquire whether there is any explanation of my brother's present behavior to be found in the present state of my brother's health. I have been considering what the doctor said to me last night. The first thing to do is to get the best medical advice on Geoffrey's case which is to be had. What do you think?"
"I daren't tell you what I think, Lord Holchester. I will try--it is a very small return to make for your kindness--I will try to see my position with your eyes, not with mine. The best medical advice that you can obtain is the advice of Mr. Speedwell. It was he who first made the discovery that your brother was in broken health."
"The very man for our purpose! I will send him here to-day or to-morrow. Is there any thing else I can do for you? I shall see Sir Patrick as soon as I get to town. Have you any message for him?"
Anne hesitated. Looking attentively at her, Julius noticed that she changed color when he mentioned Sir Patrick's name.
"Will you say that I gratefully thank him for the letter which Lady Holchester was so good us to give me last night," she replied. "And will you entreat him, from me, not to expose himself, on my account, to--" she hesitated, and finished the sentence with her eyes on the ground--"to what might happen, if he came here and insisted on seeing me."
"Does he propose to do that?"
She hesitated again. The little nervous contraction of her lips at one side of the mouth became more marked than usual. "He writes that his anxiety is unendurable, and that he is resolved to see me," she answered softly.
"He is likely to hold to his resolution, I think," said Julius. "When I saw him yesterday, Sir Patrick spoke of you in terms of admiration--"
He stopped. The bright tears were glittering on Anne's eyelashes; one of her hands was toying nervously with something hidden
(possibly Sir Patrick's letter) in the bosom of her dress. "I thank him with my whole heart," she said, in low, faltering tones. "But it is best that he should not come here."
"Would you like to write to him?"
"I think I should prefer your giving him my message."
Julius understood that the subject was to proceed no further. Sir Patrick's letter had produced some impression on her, which the sensitive nature of the woman seemed to shrink from acknowledging, even to herself. They turned back to enter the cottage. At the door they were met by a surprise. Hester Dethridge, with her bonnet on--dressed, at that hour of the morning, to go out!
"Are you going to market already?" Anne asked.
Hester shook her head.
"When are you coming back?"
Hester wrote on her slate: "Not till the night-time."
Without another word of explanation she pulled her veil down over her face, and made for the gate. The key had been left in the dining-room by Julius, after he had let the doctor out. Hester had it in her hand. She opened he gate and closed the door after her, leaving the key in the lock. At the moment when the door banged to Geoffrey appeared in the passage.
"Where's the key?" he asked. "Who's gone out?"
His brother answered the question. He looked backward and forward suspiciously between Julius and Anne. "What does she go out for at his time?" he said. "Has she left the house to avoid Me?"
Julius thought this the likely explanation. Geoffrey went down sulkily to the gate to lock it, and returned to them, with the key in his pocket.
"I'm obliged to be careful of the gate," he said. "The neighborhood swarms with beggars and tramps. If you want to go out," he added, turning pointedly to Anne, "I'm at your service, as a good husband ought to be."
After a hurried breakfast Julius took his departure. "I don't accept your refusal," he said to his brother, before Anne. "You will see me here again." Geoffrey obstinately repe ated the refusal. "If you come here every day of your life," he said, "it will be just the same."
The gate closed on Julius. Anne returned again to the solitude of her own chamber. Geoffrey entered the drawing-room, placed the volumes of the Newgate Calendar on the table before him, and resumed the reading which he had been unable to continue on the evening before.
Hour after hour he doggedly plodded through one case of murder after another. He had read one good half of the horrid chronicle of crime before his power of fixing his attention began to fail him. Then he lit his pipe, and went out to think over it in the garden. However the atrocities of which he had been reading might differ in other respects, there was one terrible point of resemblance, which he had not anticipated, and in which every one of the cases agreed. Sooner or later, there was the dead body always certain to be found; always bearing its dumb witness, in the traces of poison or in the marks of violence, to the crime committed on it.
He walked to and fro slowly, still pondering over the problem which had first found its way into his mind when he had stopped in the front garden and had looked up at Anne's window in the dark. "How?" That had been the one question before him, from the time when the lawyer had annihilated his hopes of a divorce. It remained the one question still. There was no answer to it in his own brain; there was no answer to it in the book which he had been consulting. Every thing was in his favor if he could only find out "how." He had got his hated wife up stairs at his mercy--thanks to his refusal of the money which Julius had offered to him. He was living in a place absolutely secluded from public observation on all sides of it--thanks to his resolution to remain at the cottage, even after his landlady had insulted him by sending him a notice to quit. Every thing had been prepared, every thing had been sacrificed, to the fulfillment of one purpose--and how to attain that purpose was still the same impenetrable mystery to him which it had been from the first!
What was the other alternative? To accept the proposal which Julius had made. In other words, to give up his vengeance on Anne, and to turn his back on the splendid future which Mrs. Glenarm's devotion still offered to him.
Never! He would go back to the books. He was not at the end of them. The slightest hint in the pages which were still to be read might set his sluggish brain working in the right direction. The way to be rid of her, without exciting the suspicion of any living creature, in the house or out of it, was a way that might be found yet.
Could a man, in his position of life, reason in this brutal manner? could he act in this merciless way? Surely the thought of what he was about to do must have troubled him this time!
Pause for a moment--and look back at him in the past.
Did he feel any remorse when he was plotting the betrayal of Arnold in the garden at Windygates? The sense which feels remorse had not been put into him. What he is now is the legitimate consequence of what he was then. A far more serious temptation is now urging him to commit a far more serious crime. How is he to resist? Will his skill in rowing (as Sir Patrick once put it), his swiftness in running, his admirable capacity and endurance in other physical exercises, help him to win a purely moral victory over his own selfishness and his own cruelty? No! The moral and mental neglect of himself, which the material tone of public feeling about him has tacitly encouraged, has left him at the mercy of the worst instincts in his nature--of all that is most vile and of all that is most dangerous in the composition of the natural man. With the mass of his fellows, no harm out of the common has come of this, because no temptation out of the common has passed their way. But with him, the case is reversed. A temptation out of the common has passed his way. How does it find him prepared to meet it? It finds him, literally and exactly, what his training has left him, in the presence of any temptation small or great--a defenseless man.
Geoffrey returned to the cottage. The servant stopped him in the passage, to ask at what time he wished to dine. Instead of answering, he inquired angrily for Mrs. Dethridge. Mrs. Dethridge not come back.
It was now late in the afternoon, and she had been out since the early morning. This had never happened before. Vague suspicions of her, one more monstrous than another, began to rise in Geoffrey's mind. Between the drink and the fever, he had been (as Julius had told him) wandering in his mind during a part of the night. Had he let any thing out in that condition? Had Hester heard it? And was it, by any chance, at the bottom of her long absence and her notice to quit? He determined--without letting her see that he suspected her--to clear up that doubt as soon as his landlady returned to the house.
The evening came. It was past nine o'clock before there was a ring at the bell. The servant came to ask for the key. Geoffrey rose to go to the gate himself--and changed his mind before he left the room. Her suspicions might be roused (supposing it to be Hester who was waiting for admission) if he opened the gate to her when the servant was there to do it. He gave the girl the key, and kept out of sight.
"Dead tired!"--the servant said to herself, seeing her mistress by the light of the lamp over the gate.
"Dead tired!"--Geoffrey said to himself, observing Hester suspiciously as she passed him in the passage on her way up stairs to take off her bonnet in her own room.
"Dead tired!"--Anne said to herself, meeting Hester on the upper floor, and receiving from her a letter in Blanche's handwriting, delivered to the mistress of the cottage by the postman, who had met her at her own gate.
Having given the letter to Anne, Hester Dethridge withdrew to her bedroom.
Geoffrey closed the door of the drawing-room, in which the candles were burning, and went into the dining-room, in which there was no light. Leaving the door ajar, he waited to intercept his landlady on her way back to her supper in the kitchen.
Hester wearily secured her door, wearily lit the candles, wearily put the pen and ink on the table. For some minutes after this she was compelled to sit down, and rally her strength and fetch her breath. After a little she was able to remove her upper clothing. This done she took the manuscript inscribed, "My Confession," out of the secret pocket of her stays--turned to the last leaf as before--and wrote another entry, under the entry made on the previous night.
"This morning I gave him notice to quit, and offered him his money back if he wanted it. He refuses to go. He shall go to-morrow, or I will burn the place over his head. All through to-day I have avoided him by keeping out of the house. No rest to ease my mind, and no sleep to close my eyes. I humbly bear my cross as long as my strength will let me."
At those words the pen dropped from her fingers. Her head nodded on her breast. She roused herself with a start. Sleep was the enemy she dreaded: sleep brought dreams.
She unfastened the window-shutters and looked out at the night. The peaceful moonlight was shining over the garden. The clear depths of the night sky were soothing and beautiful to look at. What! Fading already? clouds? darkness? No! Nearly asleep once more. She roused herself again, with a start. There was the moonlight, and there was the garden as bright under it as ever.
Dreams or no dreams, it was useless to fight longer against the weariness that overpowered her. She closed the shutters, and went back to the bed; and put her Confession in its customary place at night, under her pillow.
She looked round the room--and shuddered. Every corner of it was filled with the terrible memories of the past night. She might wake from the torture of the dreams to find the terror of the Apparition watching at her bedside. Was there no remedy? no blessed safeguard under which she might tranquilly resign herself to sleep? A thought crossed her mind. The good book--the Bible. If she slept with the Bible under her pillow, there was hope in the good book--the hope of sleeping in peace.
It was not worth while to put on the gown and the stays which she had taken off. Her shawl would cover her. It was equally needless to take the candle. The lower shutters would not be closed at that hour; and if they were, she could lay her hand on the Bible, in its place on the parlor book-shelf, in the dark.
She removed the Confession from under the pillow. Not even for a minute could she prevail on herself to leave it in one room while she was away from it in another. With the manuscript folded up, and hidden in her hand, she slowly descended the stairs again. Her knees trembled under her. She was obliged to hold by the banister, with the hand that was free.
Geoffrey observed her from the dining-room, on her way down the stairs. He waited to see what she did, before he showed himself, and spoke to her. Instead of going on into the kitchen, she stopped short, and entered the parlor. Another suspicious circumstance! What did she want in the parlor, without a candle, at that time of night?
She went to the book-case--her dark figure plainly visible in the moonlight that flooded the little room. She staggered and put her hand to her head; giddy, to all appearance, from extreme fatigue. She recovered herself, and took a book from the shelf. She leaned against the wall after she had possessed herself of the book. Too weary, as it seemed, to get up stairs again without a little rest. Her arm-chair was near her. Better rest, for a moment or two, to be had in that than could be got by leaning against the wall. She sat down heavily in the chair, with the book on her lap. One of her arms hung over the arm of the chair, with the hand closed, apparently holding something.
Her head nodded on her breast--recovered itself--and sank gently on the cushion at the back of the chair. Asleep? Fast asleep.
In less than a minute the muscles of the closed hand that hung over the arm of the chair slowly relaxed. Something white slipped out of her hand, and lay in the moonlight on the floor.
Geoffrey took off his heavy shoes, and entered the room noiselessly in his stockings. He picked up the white thing on the floor. It proved to be a collection of several sheets of thin paper, neatly folded together, and closely covered with writing.
Writing? As long as she was awake she had kept it hidden in her hand. Why hide it?
Had he let out any thing to compromise himself when he was light-headed with the fever the night before? and had she taken it down in writing to produce against him? Possessed by guilty distrust, even that monstrous doubt assumed a look of probability to Geoffrey's mind. He left the parlor as noiselessly as he had entered it, and made for the candle-light in the drawing-room, determined to examine the manuscript in his hand.
After carefully smoothing out the folded leaves on the table, he turned to the first page, and read these lines.


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Environmental wellness means the ability to recognize or realize your own responsibility towards the quality of water, land and air that surrounds you. To achieve environmental wellness, you need to make a positive contribution towards the quality of your environment.
By maintaining a harmony between all these 7 dimensions, you can surely succeed in your endeavor to live a happy and fulfilling life.


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Q: Youtube API v3 search for videos, retrieve title and url How can you search for youtube-movies and get the id/url and the title from it? It's to add them to a BaseAdapter-class in an Android Application.
In the second version of the API, it was possible: https://developers.google.com/youtube/2.0/developers_guide_java#Retrieving_and_searching_for_videos

A: You need to do search->list and get ids, then plug in those ids into videos->list to retrieve details.
I suggest you to try API explorer to understand those functionalities. They are inline with documents too.
YouTube Direct Lite project is a good one to get you started. Definitely read README before starting.


Homework is a given with any education system. It is an important tool meant to supplement teaching in the classroom; however, when you do not understand the topic it can be difficult and near impossible to start, never mind finishing the assignment. Below, we have compiled a list of tips on how to find answers to your homework questions.
The first and most basic advice we can offer: look online! The internet is a great resource and has answers to virtually any question you may have. There are websites created to reteach anything you may have learned in class from physics, to math, to drawing. If you are having trouble getting started, try reviewing the lesson before you attempt your homework problems.
Along with websites, check out some of the thousands of videos out there on your topic. Especially when it comes to computer science or physical science work, watching a video of someone solving a problem is helpful for people who learn visually and/or kinesthetically.
Ask your classmates for help. Your classmates are your classroom companions, but should also be used as a resource. More times than not, you will be able to find some that would like to have a study session where you can work together to complete assignments. Some people may have different knowledge of the topic, or understood certain sections better. By working together, you combine your brain power to come up with solutions to your homework questions.
Go to the library and pick up a book on the subject. Published resources can be more credible than internet ones, and might offer simpler solutions to answering questions on certain topics. For some textbooks, you might be able to find a supplemental paper copy of the answers to work problems.
Ask your teacher for help. Teachers are there to help you grow intellectually so reach out to them when you do not understand something. The teachers KNOW the answers, so if you are unsure about whether you are completing the assignment correctly, double-check with them before you get too far in it.
Attend a tutoring session. Most educational institutions and libraries will have weekly or bi-weekly tutoring sessions available on topics like math and physics. Some will also have writing labs with grammar experts to help you get through essays and word problems.
Look in the back of your book. This tip is not as widely known as it should be, but most textbooks offer answers to their work problems after the index. This can be especially helpful for math assignments that involve long and complex equations.


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Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure
State secretaries, assistant ministers, secretary of the ministry and special advisors
Group for Internal Audit
DEPARTMENT FOR ADMINISTRATIVE AND ADMINISTRATIVE-SUPERVISORY SERVICES
DEPARTMENT FOR PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Department for road transport, roads and traffic safety
Department for railways and intermodal transport
Department for air traffic
Department for waterborne transport and safety of navigation
Sector for construction works , the implementation of unified procedures and legalization
Department for spatial and urban planning
Department for housing and architectural policy, utilities and energy efficiency
Department for international cooperation and European integration
Department for inspection
Proposals and drafts
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Coordination body for monitoring the implementation of the strategy for social inclusion of Roma men and women
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Department for legalization of illegally constructed objects, licensing, normative affairs and analytics
In the Department for legalization of illegally constructed objects, licensing, normative affairs and analytics, tasks are carried out in relation to: regulation of conditions, procedures and ways of legalization of buildings or parts of buildings built without a building permit, ie approval for construction, conditions, methods and the procedure for issuing a decision on legalization and the legal consequences of legalization; elaboration of opinions related to the fulfillment of conditions for legalization of objects and implementation of certain provisions of the Law on the legalization of facilities, drafting of regulations in the field of determining the fulfillment of conditions for legalization of buildings, opinions on draft laws, by-laws and other acts, coordination of affairs and information exchange with local self-government units implementation of the Law on the legalization of objects, analysis of information and data related to the implementation of the Law; direct cooperation with the inspection of the Ministry; preparation of draft regulations in the field of determining the fulfillment of the conditions for issuing licenses for the development of technical documentation and the construction of facilities for which a license is issued by the Ministry or the Autonomous Province; interpretations related to the authority of the group; preparing a decision on the appointment of members of the commission and acts related to the work of the commission; coordinates the activities between the parties and the commission for establishing the fulfillment of conditions, preparing the session of the commission, implementing the decisions made at the session of the Commission, taking part in the procedure for issuing licenses for the needs of legal entities; prepares periodic reports on the status in the area of licenses, as well as other tasks from the scope of the Department.
In the Department for the legalization of illegally constructed objects and licensing, normative work and analytics, narrow internal units are formed:
Group for determining the fulfillment of the conditions for issuing licenses for the production of technical documentation and the construction of facilities for which a license is issued by a ministry or an autonomous province
Group for Normative Affairs and Analytics
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Deborah Poe
I'll be reading in Paris, France on Tuesday, April 30th. Fellow reader and location TBD.
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I'll be reading with Rebecca Brown, Tiana Kahakauwila, Kristen Nelson, and TC Tolbert on Sunday, March 24th at 6pm at Seattle's Virago Gallery.
keep, my newest poetry collection, is now available to order from Dusie Press with free shipping for a limited time. The book is also available through Amazon.
http://dusie.org/books.html
https://www.amazon.com/Keep-Deborah-Poe/dp/1944253076
On May 13th in Tucson, the Fair Weather Reading celebrates Kristen E. Nelson for her service to the Tucson Literary Community at Casa Libre for over 14 years. Readings by Gina Abelkop, Kristen Nelson, Deborah Poe, Selah Saterstrom, & Magdalena Zurawski; with music by The Three Kings; hosted by TC Tolbert & Elizabeth Frankie Rollins; and with a dance party curated by Hannah Levin to end the night. For more: http://www.casalibre.org/events.html.
For the New Orleans Poetry Festival and on Earth Day, April 22nd, I'll be presenting on a panel, The Poetics of Climate Change: Poetry in the Anthropocene, with Amber Atiya, Demian DineYahzi, Claire Hero, and Marthe Reed. For more: http://www.nolapoetry.com/.
Handmade/Homemade in the Anthropocene: 2017 Exhibit is now exhibiting in Mortola Library at Pace University throughout the month of March. Thursday, 3/2, we have the ninth annual bookmaking workshop and opening/reading with Kate Schapira, Amber Atiya, and Demian DineYahzi. The exhibit will run at Pace NYC, Birnbaum Library, the month of April. For more information: https://handhomemade.wordpress.com/.
Dusie Press will publish my poetry collection, keep, in 2017!
Excited to be part of this panel, The Power of Poetry in a Complex World, at Pace University's New York City campus on November 9th with Camille Rankine, Rosebud Ben-Oni, Ellease Ebele Oseye, and Melissa Studdard. The inimitable Amy King moderates.
My interview for Pace University's The Professor is In series is now live:
http://www.pace.edu/mypace/professor-in-deborah-poe.
During the first part of my sabbatical (thank you Pace University), I will be serving as Visiting Writer at Seattle University, teaching Poetry off the Page: Creating Multimedia Poetry.
I will host Handmade/Homemade at Seattle University on March 1st with guest speakers Amaranth Borsuk and Kaia Sand.
Please help spread the word. You can register now at Hugo House for winter classes! My two Saturday afternoon workshops in January and February, 'Writing with Scientific Thought' and 'Art as Point of Departure,' are just two of many.
I feel like I came out of the writer closet in large part due to Hugo House many many years ago, and I am so happy to be giving back to the literary community of Seattle in this way.
https://hugohouse.org/classes/about-our-classes/
I talk with Rob McLennan for Touch the Donkey.
Susana Gardner hosts a Dusie Press and Furniture Press reading at Aurora in Providence on October 17th. I read with Jesse Nissim, Kate Colby, Sarah Anne Cox, and Iris Cushing.
Jen Tynes of Horse Less Press sat down with me and Kyle Schlesinger to ask a handful of intriguing questions about our collaboration, Keep the Change, forthcoming from Great Fainting Spells this fall. Check it out here.
My poetry collection keep was a semi-finalist for the 2015 Tarpaulin Sky Book Prize. Check out the winners here.
Kita Shantiris and I read for Alan Casline's Poets of Earth, Water, Tree, and Sky Series on June 12th at the Pine Hollow Arboretum Visitor Center, 16 Maple Avenue, Slingerlands, NY at 6:30 PM.
I will be reading from my novel manuscript, "Light with Death's Arc" at an 'Atmospheric Salon' with musicians Jake Klar and Chelsea Sue Allen in Philadelphia on May 24th. Please contact me, if you are interested in joining us. Heartfelt thanks to writer and filmmaker Hassen Saker for this gathering.
I have some pieces, including the Rock Box, in the Dusie Kollektiv exhibit at the Rochambeau Library in Providence through the summer. Photo: Jon Henson.
Chris Funkhouser's recording of my Olana reading on 8 March 2015 (see Deborah Poe in the pulldown menu). Lori Anderson Moseman accompanies me during the first part.
Loose Change's wonderful new issue includes some of my poems.
A couple of my prouns from 'keep' are in the latest issue of Posit. The issue also includes work from Anne Waldman with Pamela Lawton, Kristina Marie Darling, Bobbi Lurie, Zach Savich—just to name a few.
The poem that is part of the exhibited Rock Box (see below), as well as my video poem Phosphorous, are part of Dusie.org's EcoPoethos Issue, edited by Marthe Reed. Also included in the issue are Lori Anderson Moseman, Megan Burns, Lee Gough, Jen Hofer, Lily Hoang, Brenda Iijima,Megan Kaminski, Bhanu Kapil, Michael Ruby, Hassen Saker, Marthe Reed, Craig Santos Perez, Kate Schapira, and many more.
Rock Box (in collaboration with Lee Gough, Claire Hero, Brenda Iijima, Julie Joosten, Layli LongSoldier, Melanie Noel, Hassen Saker, Kate Schapira, Meredith Stricker) will be on exhibit in the Handmade/Homemade Exhibit 2015, Northeast by Northwest, at Pace University in Pleasantville (February 27-March 26) and New York City (March 27-April 24) in the Mortola and Birnbaum Libraries.
I'll be reading new work at the Deep Air Arts Series, alongside Kazumi Tanaka, who will show images of her work and talk about new projects. The series is curated by Lee Gough, and this event takes place March 8th, from 3-5, at the beautiful Olana State Historic Site in the Wagon House Education Center.
http://www.olana.org/calendar/deep-air-art-series-geography-gender-deborah-poe-kazumi-tanaka/?doing_wp_cron=1422733839.2362089157104492187500
Thanks to Hassen Saker for the video excerpt of my Random Name Series reading, at Penn Book Center in Philadelphia, May 2013.
Untitled, 2007, the last will be stone, too (a four-edition), and Rock Box (in collaboration with Lee Gough, Claire Hero, Brenda Iijima, Julie Joosten, Layli LongSoldier, Melanie Noel, Hassen Saker, Kate Schapira, Meredith Stricker) are currently on exhibit in the Handmade/Homemade Exhibit at Casper College in Wyoming from August 25-October 23, 2014.


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Welcome to the Wharton Club of Northern California - An Evening with Jonah Berger: "Contagious: Why Things Catch On"
An Evening with Jonah Berger: "Contagious: Why Things Catch On"
Join fellow Wharton alumni for a conversation with Wharton Marketing Professor Jonah Berger about what makes things popular! Why do people talk about certain products and ideas more than others? Why are some stories and rumors . . .
Join the Wharton Club of Northern California for a conversation with Wharton Marketing Professor Jonah Berger, who addresses these questions and more in his new book, Contagious: Why Things Catch On.
and most importantly, how you can leverage these concepts to craft contagious content!
This event is presented in partnership with Wharton Lifelong Learning, bringing alumni together over the course of their careers with new and exciting ways to learn. Lifelong Learning offers alumni opportunities to engage with brilliant Wharton faculty, cutting-edge ideas, and each other in formats customized to fit their learning needs in all stages of life.
Cost: WCNC members and accompanied guests: $20 per person. Non-member alumni and other guests: $40 per person. Registrations after 4:00pm on Tuesday, February 19, 2013 are an extra $10 per ticket. Cancellations after Tuesday, February 19, 2013 are at the discretion of the WCNC. No charge for Wharton Club Gold Ticket Members (but remember as always to register via the above 'Register Online' link).
Jonah Berger is the James G. Campbell Assistant Professor of Marketing at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. He has published dozens of articles in top-tier academic journals, and popular accounts of his work have appeared in places like The New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, Science, Harvard Business Review, Wired, BusinessWeek, and Fast Company. His research has also been featured in The New York Times Magazine's annual "Year in Ideas" issue. Berger has been recognized with awards for both scholarship and teaching, including being named Wharton's "Iron Prof." At Wharton, he teaches an elective called Contagious: How Products, Behaviors, and Ideas Catch On. He lives in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.


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Can my script be as short as Somewhere?
April 23, 2011 Film Industry, QandA, Words on the page
A few months ago, I downloaded the PDF version of Sofia Coppola's "Somewhere" screenplay from the Focus Features website. When I saw that it was only a 44 page download, I had assumed that it was either a teaser or a short version of the script.
An hour later after reading it, and then going to the theater, I had realized that the 44-pager that I had downloaded was indeed the real thing. Even now, after owning the DVD, I'm amazed that she managed to turn a 43-44 page script into a 97 min movie.
As a screenwriter, with no aspirations of getting behind the camera, how hard is it, or would it be to sell a spec script, that could possibly be a 100-110 min movie, but only a 65-70 page script? Understanding that execution is key, is it even possible to get your screenplay looked at, with it being so short?
— Craig
No one would take you seriously.
With Somewhere, Sofia Coppola had already made three well-received and languorously-paced features. So a producer or studio can read her very short script with the expectation that (a) not very much will happen, and (b) what does happen will take a while. So 44 pages feels less crazy than it otherwise would.
Coppola has her style and her fans. I'm one of them. But without her credits, there's no way that the Somewhere script would make sense in a spec situation. You have to understand her as a filmmaker when reading it.
Almost all feature scripts are over 100 pages.1 The only live-action screenplay I ever turned in that was shorter was the rewrite of a yet-unproduced fable with giant set pieces. It was 91 pages, but if/when it gets made, I think it will still be a nearly two-hour movie. Describing those set pieces in the script took a lot less page length than the corresponding time in the movie. (e.g. Gone with the Wind: "Atlanta burns.")
Animation is often shorter; Corpse Bride is 67 pages. ↩
Scripting a short film
Script length
Page count and tight formatting


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