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Adebayor goal leads Togo to World Cup win over Cameroon
Adebayor, who had been out for six weeks with a hamstring problem, took advantage of an 11th-minute slip by defender Andre Bikey to settle the opening Group A game in the final round of African qualifiers.
The African Footballer of the Year went on to complete the 90 minutes in Accra but blotted his copybook by missing a second-half penalty.
The match was played in neighbouring Ghana because Togo are banned from using their home ground after rioting two years ago.
Gabon went joint top in Group A after a shock 2-1 victory in Morocco.
Teenage debutant Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scored in the 34th minute and Roguy Meye doubled the lead before halftime.
Morocco's goal came from Dutch-born Mounir El Hamdaoui near the end.
In Group E, Moumouni Dagano took his qualifying campaign tally to nine goals with a double in Burkina Faso's 4-2 triumph over Guinea in Ouagadougou.
Dagano converted a 53rd-minute penalty and scored again 13 minutes later.
KANOUTE STRIKES
In Group D, Frederic Kanoute netted in Mali's 1-1 draw with Sudan in Khartoum.
Kanoute struck in the 20th minute but Sudan, led by English coach Steven Constantine for the first time, equalised three minutes later through Mudathir Taher.
In Group B, Tunisia recorded a 2-1 victory over Kenya in Nairobi.
Issam Jemaa grabbed the 72nd-minute winner, two minutes after Kenya had equalised with a tap-in from Dennis Oliech.
Earlier, Tunisia went in front in the fifth minute when a defensive error allowed Ammar Jemal to score.
In Group C, Rwanda and Algeria shared a goalless draw in Kigali.
Nigeria's Group B game in Mozambique is one of four qualifying matches scheduled on Sunday.


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All these new choices add up to a single conclusion: Finding the right mortgage for your situation could save you money or enable you to afford a more expensive home. But you won't be able to take advantage of these potentially significant benefits unless you know about them, by shopping for your mortgage before you shop for your home.
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The team at TaleWorlds Entertainment has done a great job of keeping fans up to date on the development of Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord. In their latest developer update, the developers behind the game discussed different multiplayer modes that will be seen in the upcoming title. They also announced these modes would be part of an upcoming closed beta that will be coming to the RPG adventure, but no release date has been announced for it.
Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord is the eagerly awaited sequel to the acclaimed medieval combat simulator and role-playing game Mount & Blade: Warband. Set 200 years before, it expands both the detailed fighting system and the world of Calradia. Bombard mountain fastnesses with siege engines, establish secret criminal empires in the back alleys of cities, or charge into the thick of chaotic battles in your quest for power.
Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord has not been given a release date yet, but is set to release for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.
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Q: Defensive copy: should it be specified in the Javadoc? as far as I understand, getters/setters should always make copies, in order to protect the data.
However, for many of my classes, it is safe to have the getter return a reference to the property asked for, so that the following code
b = a.getB();
b.setC(someValue);

actually changes the state of object a. If I can prove that it is OK for my class, is it good practice to implement the getter this way? Should the user then be notified of this, for example in the Javadoc? I think that this would break the implementation-hiding paradigm, so, should I always assume that the state of a did not change, and make a call to the setter
b = a.getB();
b.setC(someValue);
a.setB(b);

Thanks in advance
S

A: Well, the setC violates the Law of Demeter, so I don't think I'd call it a best practice. ("Law" is a bit strong - for instance, it's generally not applied to fluent interfaces.)
That said, getters should not always make copies IMHO. Doing a deep clone can be expensive. There are other options, such as immutable objects.
And, realistically, there are pragmatic considerations.
But I'd err on the side of TMI (too much information) in the JavaDoc.

A: There's a good argument in your above example that since A is maintaining a reference to B, A should look after B, and not hand it out but manipulate it on your behalf. Otherwise you can argue that you're breaking encapsulation (since A reveals it has a reference to B), and ideally objects should do things for you, rather than export their contents such that you can manipulate them.
Having said all that, the above is certainly not an uncommon practise and often a pragmatic choice.
When you expose an object via get(), you have three options:

*

*expose the actual object

*make a defensive copy

*expose an object that wraps the original, but prohibits modification. e.g. you can wrap the original object in a restricted interface. See (for example) Collections.unmodifiableCollection() which wraps the original collection (and doesn't copy it) but provides an interface that doesn't permit modification.

Whatever you do, you should document it in the interface (and hence in the Javadoc). Otherwise you're at liberty to change it later, and dependent code can easily break.

A: A further option not yet mentioned is to expose the object via an immutable interface.  Obviously this isn't fool-proof as the calling code could always downcast the object into the mutable version, but it avoids any overhead in wrapping the object or creating a copy.
I usually take this approach if I'm writing an API that I'm likely to use myself or within my programming team; i.e. where I know "clients" are going to be good citizens!
// Immutable interface definition.
public interface Record {
  String getContent();
}

// Mutable implementation of Record interface.
public class MutableRecord implements Record {
  private final String content;

  public MutableRecord(String content) {
    this.content = content;
  }

  public String getContent() {
    return content;
  }

  public void setContent(String content) {
    this.content = content;
  }
}

// API that only exposes the object via its Record interface.
public class MyApi {
  private final MutableRecord mutableRecord;

  public Record getRecord() {
    return mutableRecord;
  }
}

A: You will get copying wrong before you know it! And then you have a real bug, not a potential one.
Therefore, if you trust the client code, don't bother about it.
This is highly academic and I personally never had a problem with it. I also immediately turn the check off in FindBugs (Java) for example...
And unless there is a problem, who reads JavaDoc and the like anyway? Anybody out there?

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An Exploration of Sportation: Muay Thai Edition
Christine Wang
It's a good way to get the wind knocked out of you while getting in shape. It's Muay Thai! Illustration: Christine Wang.
How to fight and beat your friends (safely and legally)
This week, Fulcrum managing editor Savannah Awde managed to really tick me off. So, I invited her to go boxing with me.
We met Sacha Hijazi, owner and head instructor of Muay Thai at Ottawa Fight and Fitness, on Saturday morning. From there, we promptly began the warm-up, which consisted of intervals alternating between skipping and pushups, sit-ups, and squats.
After 10 minutes—by which time I was already sweaty and out of breath—we started learning technique. Our instructor went over the basics of Muay Thai, showing us the proper form for punching (thumb wrapped around the fingers), stance, and how to throw a jab and cross. Once he was satisfied with our form, he handed us gloves and pads, which is where the fun started.
I started with the gloves while Savannah held the pads. The first time I landed a solid punch, I felt a sense of euphoria rush through my body. After a few minutes, we swapped positions and I learned it was just as tiring to hold up the pads as it was to throw the punches.
We took turns throwing punches at each other, eventually progressing to jab, cross, kick combinations throughout the hour. By the end of the session, my arms were so sore from holding up the pads that when Savannah kicked them, I lost control and punched myself in the stomach, knocking the wind from my lungs. I guess you could make the argument that karma is real.
Thanks to the safety instructions and the equipment provided by the class, neither of us came out with injuries. We're back to being best friends after commiserating together about how sore we became from that one-hour workout.
As for the sport itself, Muay Thai started off as a set of simple and effective techniques that were taught to the Thai army, and now it's Thailand's national sport. It is currently a growing sport in this region under the sanctioning body Muay Thai Ontario.
"When they got their PSO (Provincial Sport Organization), they took the ball and ran with it. Now, there's a lot of shows in Ottawa, Toronto, and all across the province," Hijazi said.
There are four classes in Muay Thai competition: C-class for those with under three fights, B-class for those who have had four to nine fights, A-class for those with 10 to 20 fights under their belt, and finally open class, which is 20 fights and above. Each class has multiple weight divisions.
Multiple gyms around Ottawa, including Ottawa Fight and Fitness, provide Muay Thai training, and most have free trials for the first week or the first class. As it is a growing sport, this is a great time to get involved.
In fact, a sanctioned event for high-level Muay Thai—Art of War 3—will be held this Saturday, Feb. 23 at the Canadian War Museum for anyone who is interested in checking out what competitive Muay Thai looks like after years of training.
What should you bring to class?
"Just show up ready to learn," Hijazi said. "Respect and humility are very important coming into a combat sports gym. It's an amazing workout, an extremely efficient form of self-defence, and if you want to compete, pretty much all the gyms offer that avenue. So I would just say show up, work hard, have fun, and bring a good attitude."
Ottawa Fight and Fitness provides Muay Thai and boxing classes from Monday to Saturday and offer a free trial for the first week. Tickets for Art of War 3 are sold on Eventbrite and at all participating gyms, including Ottawa Fight and Fitness, for $35.
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Uniform Swiftlets
Swiftlet Information ... Swiftlet Species Index ... Swiftlet Species Photo Gallery
The Uniform Swiftlet (Collocalia vanikorensis), also known as the Vanikoro or Lowland Swiftlet, is a gregarious, medium-sized swiftlet with a shallowly forked tail. The colouring is dark grey-brown, darker on the upperparts with somewhat paler underparts, especially on chin and throat. This species is widespread from the Philippines through Wallacea, New Guinea and Melanesia. It forages for flying insects primarily in lowland forests and open areas. It nests in caves where it uses its sense of echolocation (a biological sonar), rare in birds, to navigate.
Description and ecology
The Uniform Swiftlet is a gregarious, medium-sized swiftlet with a shallowly forked tail. It is about 13 centimeters long with a wingspan averaging around 27 centimeters. It weighs about 11 grams. The colouring is dark grey-brown, darker on the upperparts with paler underparts, especially on chin and throat. It is similar to, and most likely to be confused with, the White-rumped Swiftlet or Mountain Swiftlet.
Several subspecies are recognised, and the form C. v. inquietus is often split as the Caroline Islands Swiftlet, C. inquietus.
This species is widespread from the Philippines through Wallacea, New Guinea and Melanesia. It has been recorded as a rare vagrant to Australia, from Cape York Peninsula and islands in Torres Strait.
The Uniform Swiftlet forages over lowland forests and open areas.
This species feeds on flying insects, especially ants.
This species nests colonially in caves where it uses echolocation (a biological sonar) to navigate. The nest is a shallow cup of mossy material and saliva, usually attached to a vertical surface of a cave wall in the completely dark zone. One or two white eggs form the clutch.
This is a common and widespread species assessed as being of Least Concern
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Beehler, Bruce M.; Pratt, Thane K.; and Zimmerman, Dale A. (1986). Birds of New Guinea. Wau Ecology Handbook No.9. Princeton University Press. ISBN 0-691-02394-8
BirdLife International 2004. Collocalia vanikorensis. In: IUCN 2006. 2006 IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Downloaded 12 March 2007
Coates, Brian J. (1985). The Birds of Papua New Guinea. Volume 1: Non-Passerines. Dover Publications: Alderley, Queensland. ISBN 0-9590257-0-7
Higgins, P.J. (ed). (1999). Handbook of Australian, New Zealand and Antarctic Birds. Volume 4: Parrots to Dollarbird. Oxford University Press: Melbourne. ISBN 0-19-553071-3
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Q: invoke command in application.cfc fails in railo 4.1 (error: missing required argument [object]) I am upgrading from Railo 3 to 4, and have run into a problem with the old Application.cfc. The Application.cfc fails on the following line in the OnRequest method:
content = invoke(controller = controllerPath, method = URL.action, arguments = {'data':FORM,'options':URL});

This is partial content of the error:

Railo 4.1.1.009 Error (template)
Message   missing required argument [object] for function [invoke]
Pattern   invoke(object:any, name:string [, arguments:any]):object
Documentation invokes a function/operation of the given object and if given object is a string, Railo tries to load as component.
Required:

*

*object (any): a component, struct or scope that holds a function, can also be the name of a component, in this case the component get loaded.

*name (string): name of the function/operation

  Optional:

*

*arguments (any): arguments to pass to the function/operation

  Stacktrace The Error Occurred in
  /home/admin/quicktrackweb/src/web/cf3/Application.cfc: line 215
213: dynFunc = view[URL.action];
214:
215: content = invoke(controller = controllerPath, method = URL.action, arguments = {'data':FORM,'options':URL});
216: //content = "test";
217: if (GetMetaData(dynFunc).access == 'remote') {
Java Stacktrace   missing required argument [object] for function [invoke]
      at railo.transformer.bytecode.expression.var.Variable.getMatchingValueAndType(Variable.java:700):700
      at railo.transformer.bytecode.expression.var.Variable._writeOutFirstBIF(Variable.java:458):458
      at railo.transformer.bytecode.expression.var.Variable._writeOutFirst(Variable.java:419):419
      at railo.transformer.bytecode.expression.var.Variable._writeOut(Variable.java:238):238
      at railo.transformer.bytecode.expression.var.Variable._writeOut(Variable.java:219):219
      at railo.transformer.bytecode.expression.ExpressionBase.writeOut(ExpressionBase.java:34):34
  ...

Here is the OnRequest method:
    public void function OnRequest (required string TargetPage) {
            var content = '';
            var controllerPath = '';
            var dynFunc = '';
            var isDebug = false;
            var output = '';
            var response = '';
            var templatePath = 'views/login/login.cfm';
            var toolbar = CreateObject('component', 'controllers.toolbar');
            var view = '';
            import 'controllers.ajax';
                    //ssl implemtation
            if (!CGI.SERVER_PORT_SECURE) {
                    Location("http://#CGI.SERVER_NAME#/?#CGI.QUERY_STRING#", false);
            }

            param name='URL.view' type='string' default='home';
            param name='URL.action' type='string' default='';
            param name='URL.id' type='numeric' default=0;
            param name='URL.options' type='string' default='';

            URL.view = REReplace(URL.view, '\W', '', 'all');

            if (StructKeyExists(URL, 'faq')) {
                    templatePath = "views/home/faq.cfm";
            } else if (SESSION.user.id || (URL.view == 'login' && URL.action == 'new')) {
                    if (StructKeyExists(GetHttpRequestData().headers, 'ajax')) {
                            var ajax = new ajax(request = GetHttpRequestData(), url = URL, form = FORM, cookie = COOKIE);

                            Header(name = 'Content-Type', value = 'application/json');
                            WriteOutput(ajax.getResponse());

                            return;
                    } else {
                            if (URL.action == '') {
                                    URL.action = ListGetAt(URL.view, ListLen(URL.view, '.'), '.');
                            }

                            if (hasFunction('controllers.' & URL.view, URL.action) || hasFunction('controllers.#URL.view#.#URL.view#', URL.action)) {
                                    if (hasFunction('controllers.' & URL.view, URL.action)) {
                                            controllerPath = 'controllers.#URL.view#';
                                    } else {
                                            controllerPath = 'controllers.#URL.view#.#URL.view#';
                                    }

                                    view = CreateObject('component', controllerPath);
                                    dynFunc = view[URL.action];

========> Line where app fails:         content = invoke(controller = controllerPath, method = URL.action, arguments = {'data':FORM,'options':URL});

                                    if (GetMetaData(dynFunc).access == 'remote') {
                                            GetPageContext().getResponse().reset();
                                            Header(name = 'Content-Type', value = 'application/json');
                                            WriteOutput(content);
                                            return;
                                    }

                                    templatePath = '';
                            } else if (FileExists("views/#URL.view#/#URL.view#.cfm")){
                                    templatePath = "views/#URL.view#/#URL.view#.cfm";
                            } else{
                                    templatePath = "views/home/home.cfm";
                            }
                    }
            }

            if (content == '' && FileExists(templatePath)) {
                    savecontent variable = 'content' {include '#templatePath#';}
            }

            if (CGI.SCRIPT_NAME == '/js/webapp.cfm') {
                    Header(name = 'Content-Type', value = 'application/javascript');
                    include '/js/webapp.cfm';
            } else if (CGI.SCRIPT_NAME == '/css/webapp.cfm') {
                    Header(name = 'Content-Type', value = 'text/css');
                    include '/css/webapp.cfm';
            } else {
                    include '/index.cfm';
            }

            //Return out.
            return;
    }

Sorry for blasting all this code, but since I am fairly new to Railo/CF, I am not sure where to start. Has invoke been deprecated, and what should I put in place of it?
It seems like the invoke is completely different from the previous version because it is expecting an argument "object", but I have arguments "controller", "method", and "arguments"
My version of Railo is 4.1.1.009
I am running on a Ubuntu server with Apache 2.2.22 and Tomcat 7.0.20

A: By going back to Railo 3.3.4.003 final, matching the production server, it works. 3.3.4.003 does have ColdFusion compatibility with 9.0.0.1. I think this is why it works now, and I did not have to make any changes to the code in Application.cfc, other than to remove the http redirect where it checks for !CGI.SERVER_PORT_SECURE (caused a redirect loop, which I commented out).
If my thinking is wrong here, please let me know.