so says Marshall Moneybags as he discovers rose recently.
That's exactly why there is a #roserevolution going on: dry rose really is a wine that works from brunch on.
You really can drink rose all day.
And what better day than today –National Rose Day?
Rose is a very good daytime wine. It goes well with picnic food, or what you want to eat at a concert at the bowl: it's like a symphony wine. The colors are varied but always so beautiful and inviting. And best? Dry rose wines pair so well with food from humous to ham, from salami to sausage.
And that's why I had Marshall cook us up a ham to pair with our rose because, like rose, ham is a meat that you can eat all day –from breakfast steaks and scrambles to brunch to lunch and dinner grilled cheese, ham sandwiches, and more.
Many years ago, I had a sample rose from Planet Bordeaux and as we had prepared a ham, I gave it a try. The ham was cooked on the grill, smoked with special wood, and covered in cloves as well as other flavors in the rich glaze. It was a match made in heaven and now whenever we have ham, my go to wine is dry rose.
Rose also pairs well with a number of sides making it a versatile choice for holiday meals.
so we thought it would be fun to do something special so we opened up 5 and did a blind tasting to see if we could guess what country and what grape the rose was made from, and to compare notes. We loved the difference in colors,. That was the first playfully fun thing that we noticed when looking at the glasses as you can see below.
Unlike other wines which are made from specific grapes, like Cabernet Sauvignon, or a blend of grapes like Bordeaux that often has in it Cabernet Sauvignon, rose can be made from just about any wine grape.
While rose is usually made from red grapes that have very little contact with the dark skins which provide the color, it can be made other ways as well.
In fact, I bet you've made rose a time or two by inadvertently pouring some white wine into a glass that had red wine in it making it pink or vice versa. And you've probably drank a syrah that was co-fermented with a white wine, a viognier, to add more aromatics.
Dry rose is not made by accident — it's made intentionally with grapes that are picked to the right level of ripeness to make a dry rose, and then processed in one of three ways.
By blending red and white wines. While blending red and white wine for rose is not allowed in many places including France, it is allowed to make Rose Champagne, although the preferred method is saignee.
By saignee, which is French for bleeding. In this third method, rose wine is made when a winemaker desires more color and tannins in a red wine, and allows some of the pink juice to run off and be fermented separately.
Our blind tasting system was quite simple: Holly the birthday girl was charged with bagging the bottles, and we numbered the bags 1-5 in pink letters, and she opened the bottles which was easy because half had stelvin closures.. She totally lost track of what was in what. We had five sheets of paper where people could record their guesses and their notes, and then Sue recorded these comments and others into a draft blog post which I revised into this! We loved seeing the difference in colors,. That was the first playfully fun thing that we noticed when looking at the glasses.
pair dry rose with ham: for brunch, lunch or dinner!
Cheeses including a smoked one which was so good I sliced a smoked gouda to find that rose loves smoky creamy cheeses. In fact, I'd venture to say that smoke is rose's best friend!
All of these wines were EXCELLENT with ham as well as the sides!
Sample provided for my review consideration.
This wine has a really nice body to it. It can stand up to big meals. You could even pare this one with a roast beef sandwich. It could go with almost any picnic meal. We kissed this wine goodbye knowing we would be saddened by its departure.
Scale of 1 to 10 – I gave this wine a 10, Gwen gave it a 9+. We really loved this wine and was sorry when it was gone. To replace it, we'll have to either go to the winery or order online as they do not sell in retail stores.
Several people commented that the rose gold or cooked salmon color was classic or what they expected for a dry Rose: very light and elegant. The nose reminded us of the light, brightness of a Sauvignon Blanc with scents of apricots, strawberry, and the skins of grapefruit. On the palette, smooth grapefruit, bright and lively, with other fruits, but not sweet. Very clean and fresh. This blend of 50% Grenache and 50% Cinsault grew on granite-schist soils, and that minerality shows.
This easy going and mild wine went really well with the blue cheese mashed potatoes; it needed this dish to wake it up. On the subsequent night, I found it paired well with fish tacos with fruit. Screw top closure makes it easy for picnics!
I have sampled a number of The Seeker wines over the years and can safely say, if you are seeking adventure with an easy open and close stelvin closure, this is a consistent brand with a great product at this price point. They have a fun steampunk website– you should check it out!
Scale of 1 – 10: Sue gave it a 5 and I gave it an 8-.
Color is a very pretty pink; not a very predominate nose, faintly cherry with some vague floral notes. Palette is citrus, very dry, not that fruity, minerality, a bit harsh on the finish.
Most of us found this wine to be flat, bland, and the most nondescript of all we tasted. Smokey cheese helps this wine. It brings out a fruity zing to an otherwise kind of blasé wine. It gives it a lift. Might do well with a grilled smoked gouda sandwich. It goes well with green salads with berries.
That night, on a scale of 1 – 10, Sue thought it to be a 6 and I rated it a 7. Surprisingly, this is a wine that has improved over the past few days so perhaps there was some bottle shock. I would give this wine another try if I found it on sale for $10 or less.
Unctuous! This wine has umami, like a sea urchin! It fills your mouth with a richness or a volume that is more than what is expected from looking at the glass or the nose.
In color, a rosie coral. The nose is lightly floral with fruit, inviting, and with a racy acidity. On the palette, the wine has a long finish, lingering. A very nice wine.
Blue cheese mashed potatoes really brings out the sweetness of the wine.
We are opening another bottle of this wine on Tuesday June 14 at 6pm PST for #WineStudio. Join the conversation on twitter! We plan on doing a more in depth follow up blog post with more details about this very small production winery.
Scale of 1 – 10 Both Sue and I rated this a 9+. We really enjoyed this wine.
This wine came in a really nice bottle with a fun label. there is a sweetness to this wine without being sweet. Theres's a refreshing tea like quality.
In color, a light pink salmon. On the nose, very nice with rose petals, and the nose is possibly the standout and best charastistic of this wine. There is so much going on in the nose on this wine! Lots of raspberries! On the palette, it's dry, bright, crisp, with fruit of watermelon and red Macintosh apple, especially the skin of the apple.
The 2015 Masi Agricola: Rosa dei Masi from the Veneto region of Italy uses Masi's specialty Appassimento technique where they dry the grapes on bamboo racks over the winter before making them into wine. This keeps it a fresh and fruity rosé wine, complex and elegant. The 100% Refosco offers intense aromas ripe berry fruit. Lively and refreshing. Very flexible with food.
Scale of 1 – 10 Sue gave this a 9 and I gave it an 8+. Great wine for the price. I will look for it!
After the lovely Rose, it was nice that this wine was equally as pleasant as the last. We enjoyed both wines from this winery. Both Sangiovese done in different styles were wonderful expressions of what this wine can bring. Whatever the wine maker is doing, he is doing it right.
This has a very nice spicy nose with earth and truffle, woodsy notes, smoke. On the palette – cherry and spice and everything nice. It is not a wonder that this wine is so nice, the Rose that we drank was so wonderful as well. Thank you, Castello di Amorosa, for sharing this beautiful wine with us! And there's another wine in store!
Note: The only way to buy this wine is to visit the castle in Napa or order it online.
We made a fruit galette for this course with fresh apricot, nectarine, and peaches ginger and cardamom spice. This wine was so perfect with this desert. This was the perfect paring of the evening. This Australian desert wine like eating a liquid galette fruity, tart, not too sweet, raw. It went so lovely with our desert tonight. The Rose might have worked with our dessert tonight, however the Lilly Pilly was a killer pairing, and once we had that, there was no going back! (This wine came from my cellar).
And join us on Tuesdays in June at 6pm for #WineStudio when featuring rose from Sonoma!
sounds like a fun time. All that wonderful cheese and hummus! Fantastic way to spend a Rose night!
A fun tour of rosé and interesting food pairings. Thanks for joining #winePW this month!
Daytime, nighttime, breakfast time, nap time wine.
Welcome to #winePW Gwendolyn! You truly did go around the world! Wonderful post!
Wow, I want to come to one of your wine tasting parties!!! So glad to have you join our little group.
Perfect mix. Cheers & thanks for sharing!
What a fun evening! All of the pairings sound delicious, and the wines very interesting. As you tasted them blind, were you surprised by any of your ratings?
It was really hard to guess what region and what varietal. We were surprised by how well #5 from Italy did. Some people liked it as much as the ones from Napa and Sonoma which retail for $10 a bottle more. I thought The Seeker would show better, and it did when it wasn't with its Napa and Sonoma cousins and I took it on a picnic.


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package org.araqne.logparser.syslog.juniper;

import java.util.Map;

import org.araqne.log.api.V1LogParser;
import org.araqne.logparser.syslog.juniper.attack.JuniperAttackLogParser;
import org.araqne.logparser.syslog.juniper.session.JuniperSessionLogParser;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

public class NetScreenLogParser extends V1LogParser {
	private Logger logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(this.getClass());

	private JuniperSessionLogParser sessionPattern = JuniperSessionLogParser.newInstance();
	private JuniperAttackLogParser attackPattern = JuniperAttackLogParser.newInstance();

	@Override
	public Map<String, Object> parse(Map<String, Object> params) {
		Integer severity = (Integer) params.get("severity");

		String line = (String) params.get("line");
		// for legacy support
		if (line == null)
			line = (String) params.get("msg");
		try {
			Map<String, Object> map = sessionPattern.parse(line);
			if (map == null && attackPattern != null) {
				map = attackPattern.parse(line);
			}
			map.put("severity", severity);
			map.put("facility", (Integer) params.get("facility"));

			return map;
		} catch (Exception e) {
			logger.error("araqne syslog parser: netscreen parse error [{}]", line);
		}
		return null;
	}
}

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Our mission to Sibuyan Island in Romblon was very enlightening. One of the best five days of my life, the ship travel included. There was no substantial rest nor recreation, it was almost pure work. However, I decline to share details. I'm not in the mood. Maybe, if I join the post-operation follow-up on April 5, I'd afterwards be more disposed to playing storyteller. Or maybe not.
I just put that fact here so I can mark it with a date. Right now, I'm not looking forward to spending much time with monitor and keyboard. Actually, I'm not minding pen and paper either. I'm not itching for keypad and LCD.
So why post? I just can't help but wonder how everyone else was doing.
Back then, I wanted to tell you what the sea of Bataan was to me. I wanted to tell you how it felt much like a mere rest stop on a round trip to Pateros. Yes, I'd explain the ill-planned trip that had me commit more time in the bus - feeling beneath my solo seat the laboriousness of its progress - than in the destinations.
I'd tell you about the trip up the mountain, how the bus climbed it like some hesitant, leaden beast. We stopped because a tire was giving way but we just put in some air and trusted the thickness of its rubber hide to haul our heavy asses up that angle. When we finally arrived, I mused a bit and checked out the cannons and old howitzer predecessors. I'd tell you how I wasted a good hanky just wiping off all the grease I got when I couldn't keep my hands to myself.
No monument as this would rise without fallen heroes.
After parting with this worthless proxy piece, I'd proceed. We went on to travel another hour and a half just to see water. I sat out front, behind the driver's seat. I found it barely comfortable even if I had the two-seater all to myself. Hecklers out back would not care for the B movie fed them. They're restive and, hearing no more jokes to throw tomatoes at, they figured that the whole trip was a big joke and the driver as some silent, failed mime. So they trained their verbal barbs at him. I'd note for you that no amount of whipping would make the beast go any faster. I tell you, if this were my class, I'd tell them to shut up, not so much because their tirade violated some innate sense of value and respect. Probably just because, up to a certain point, the futility of their witty exercise ceased to amuse me.
The people there were few and far in between, negligible to our traveling senses. I'd tell you what these wiseasses said, "seems people are not in fashion here." Imagine that, people as clothes or accessories of a locale. If so, the lands were naked. And with the fever of male metaphor-making, I'd say we here were an intrusion.
Maybe I won't phrase it that way for you. I'd just say we were intruders without adding the length of the bus or how, at several points of uncertainty, we went back and forth.
We finally unburdened our beast a few moments after we spotted sparkling water. Of course I'd add that at the mere sight of it, the boys grew wild and loud, throats grew coarse shouting "water!" - the reverse case of mariners greeting sight of land. A handful of them rushed at it throwing clothes on the way and disturbed its peace with splashing limbs. Later, chest-deep in water, a couple of them raised their underwear like banners - or maybe I'd say pennants - of a conquering host. They waved them too, with the same triumphal air as I imagine field marshalls of old would have.
I'd go on and tell you how I greeted the sea in my own fashion, filling my eyes with its blue and white sparkle, my ears with its rhythm, and my hair, face, and body with the warm breeze that attends it. My feet worked upon its shoreline. I allowed the water to go as high up as half my calves, trying to measure the gentle undulation of its waves with my legs. The sand mingled freely with my toes and leg hairs, were washed off with every wave, and replaced with every step.
I'd go on! I would! I'd tell you that there, far out there into the blue I forgot wars and theories, I forgot needs and inventions, I forgot duties and routines, marches and deaths! I felt so light, stripped of causes and definitions. Poised armies and lost loves all meant nothing at the time. I felt colorless, reflecting everything, being nothing. All I had were limbs for the water, skin for salt and waves, and eyes for the corals and the schools of flashing, flying fish. I had ears only for the song of the sea.
I cannot come back like this, so stripped. You wouldn't recognize me. So I shared the girls' meals and the boys' liquor. I took to the showers to replace the salt and sand with the tap water and soap that I'm more accustomed to wear. I dressed in my old clothes. I boarded the bus.
I tell you, I did not look back. I feared I might become some saline pillar that could never look forward again.
I could have told you this and more. But back then, I felt I didn't have to. Back then, all that mattered was that I wanted to. And that, I thought, was enough.


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Myspace (Which Still Exists) Suffers Major Data Breach
By Lily Hay Newman
In 2007 when this Myspace account was deleted the social network's popularity was beginning to decline.
Don Crowley
You would probably rather forget your Myspace profile. Mine included a number of prominently placed "My spoon is too big" references. But the social network is still around, and it apparently got hacked at some point, because user credentials from 360 million accounts started floating around online late last week. Whoops.
Myspace said in a statement Tuesday that "[e]mail addresses, Myspace usernames, and Myspace passwords for the affected Myspace accounts created prior to June 11, 2013 on the old Myspace platform are at risk." It's a rare opportunity for celebration among the social network's late adopters.
Motherboard reported Friday that the hacker known as "Peace" was selling the credentials for 6 bitcoin or about $3,000. The data search engine LeakedSource also has access to the trove and released a searchable version on Tuesday. The group says that the data contains 360,213,024 user records, but 427,484,128 passwords because some users had secondary passwords. Large breaches typically affect tens of millions of people, not hundreds of millions.
Myspace isn't the only company dealing with a delayed leak lately. Both Tumblr and LinkedIn recently announced ongoing repruccussions from hacks that occurred years ago. And Peace was also the one hawking the LinkedIn data. Security researcher Troy Hunt wrote in a blog post on Monday:
If this indeed is a trend, where does it end? What more is in store that we haven't already seen? And for that matter, even if these events don't all correlate to the same source and we're merely looking at coincidental timing of releases, how many more are there in the "mega" category that are simply sitting there in the clutches of various unknown parties?
So what should you do? Myspace says it reset passwords that haven't changed since before 2013 and that it is cooperating with law enforcement. It adds, "if you use passwords that are the same or similar to your Myspace password on other online services, we recommend you set new passwords on those accounts immediately." Because we all totally remember what our Myspace passwords were a decade ago. Uh-huh.
LeakedSource has your back. It wrote, "Until MySpace responds to our attempts to contact them, we are going to display only the first few characters of plaintext passwords if available so users can verify which password of theirs was leaked." If you're worried that you're still using your old Myspace password on other accounts, now is the time to make some (strong, randomized) changes to your credentials.

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in: Legends articles, Wookieepedia Featured articles, Chuhkyvi,
Rebel Force-sensitives
Iskalon[1]
Chuhkyvi[2]
Male[1]
Blond[1]
Yellow[1]
Chronological and political information
The School[1]
Alliance of Free Planets[3]
"It is one your leader left for dead…an Iskalonian ghost who wants a lot of company!"
―Kiro[src]
Kiro was a Chuhkyvi from Iskalon. He was one of the few Iskalonians to leave his planet, accompanying Luke Skywalker on several adventures. Alongside Skywalker and the Alliance of Free Planets, Kiro succeeded in building the new government after the defeat of the Galactic Empire at the Battle of Endor. Kiro's efforts saw the destruction of the Shawken Device as well as the recruitment of the Core World Shawken into the Alliance. During these adventures, Kiro discovered that he was Force-sensitive, and requested that Skywalker train him as a Jedi Knight. However, due to a fear that he would create the next Darth Vader, Skywalker refused to train Kiro, plunging the Iskalonian into a temporary state of despair.
After overcoming his disappointment with Skywalker's refusal, Kiro continued to work with the Alliance, eventually becoming romantically entangled with the Zeltron Dani. As Kiro continued to work with Skywalker, the Alliance became caught up in the Nagai-Tof War. On a reconnaissance mission to Kinooine with Dani and Skywalker, Kiro was among the first Alliance agents to encounter the Nagai and their ally, the Dark Lady Lumiya. Kiro's actions against the Nagai as well as his rescue of Skywalker from Lumiya's clutches convinced Skywalker to train Kiro in the Force, making the Iskalonian his first official apprentice. However, Kiro went missing in action during a conflict shortly thereafter and decided to abandon the thought of becoming a Jedi. He eventually returned to Iskalon to defend his people from the Nagai threat.
1.2 Hunting a traitor
1.3 Planetary leader
1.4 Member of the Rebellion
1.5 Trials of a Jedi
1.6 Nagai-Tof War
1.7 Necessary sacrifices
1.8 Secret revealed
1.9 Legacy
2 Personality and traits
Early life[]
"We of the School are closer to our biosystem—more in touch with the laws of cause and effect than you airbreathers."
Kiro was born on Iskalon and was a member of the School, a worldwide organization that united the numerous aquatic species that composed the Iskalonians. Kiro was known as a fierce warrior, fighting the dangerous Chiaki in the depths of the water world.[4] During his battles, Kiro wielded a primitive sword to great effect. He was a proud supporter of Primor, the leader of the School and all of Iskalon.[1] Under Primor, the School planned to integrate itself into galactic politics. Delegates from Iskalon were sent to Gamandar to negotiate a truce with the Galactic Empire after the Imperial Navy had subjugated several worlds within the system.[5] However, the Iskalonian representatives were murdered by the Empire. Kiro was shocked at the Empire's brutality, becoming a firm supporter of rebellion against the galactic government.[1]
Kiro's feelings of animosity towards the Empire were echoed by many members of the School, including Primor. Afraid of the Empire's intentions, Primor decided to open up talks with the Rebel Alliance. Representatives Lando Calrissian, Leia Organa, Luke Skywalker, and Chewbacca were sent to the world to negotiate a possible alliance with the School. The Rebels were also searching for their comrade, Tay Vanis, and hoped that the School could be of help since they had been familiar with Vanis before his disappearance.[5] Kiro was ready to take the fight to the Empire and hoped that an alliance between the School and the Rebellion would come to fruition.[1]
While Kiro waited for a final decision on a possible alliance, he inadvertently overheard a fellow Iskalonian named Kendle betraying the location of members of the Rebel Alliance to Imperial Admiral Griggor Tower. Realizing that one of his own was aiding the Empire, Kiro was thrown into a murderous rage, smashing Kendle's water helmet and leaving her to die. Due to the Iskalonians' need for a water atmosphere, they were forced to wear rebreather suits while on land. Depriving Kendle of her suit was nearly a death sentence, but Kiro had also damaged his suit during the struggle and was forced to retreat before finishing the job.[5][1] While Kendle struggled to get to water, an Imperial missile struck the planet, creating a monstrous tidal wave that threatened to destroy the underwater city of Pavillion. The enormous wave struck the city with tremendous force, submerging the entire area and inadvertently saving Kendle from certain death.[5]
Hunting a traitor[]
"Why should we believe these accusations? What's Kendle done to warrant all this animosity?"
"Look around you! Isn't this cause enough?"
―Leia Organa and Kiro talk during the aftermath of the Iskalon Effect[src]
Kiro was furious with Kendle's escape and resolved to track down the traitor. In his quest to find Kendle, Kiro encountered Leia Organa and Luke Skywalker. The Rebels were unaware of Kendle's treachery and had been trying to save her before the huge tidal wave had hit. The two Rebels had become submerged in the water following the tidal wave, and with no sense of direction, they had decided to follow Kendle to apparent rescue. However, Kendle was instead leading them to a quick death by drowning. Kiro observed the treachery and was able to drive Kendle away, but the Rebels, unaware of Kendle's betrayal, kept Kiro from finishing the deed. Unable to explain himself while underwater, Kiro led the group to the surface, still searching for Kendle's whereabouts.[1]
Back on the surface, Kiro surveyed the wreckage with the rest of the group. Pavillion had been totally destroyed, and Primor had been killed by the force of the water. Kendle approached the destroyed city to pay her respects, but Kiro once again tried to kill his fellow Iskalonian. To avoid imminent death, Kendle fled from the destroyed city, diving into the water to avoid Kiro's wrath. Organa and Skywalker were still puzzled over Kiro's behavior and stopped him from continuing the chase. Kiro quickly explained the situation to the two, recounting how he had overheard Kendle betraying the Rebels' location to the Empire. The time taken explaining the situation meant that Kendle had disappeared once again, and the group was left without a course of action.[1]
Kiro, Skywalker, and Organa eventually decided to begin a clean-up effort, and, working into the night, the group began to tend to the wounded and recover the dead. Their task was made all the more difficult by the roaming Chiaki who had been drawn to the city by the carnage earlier in the day. Kiro, Skywalker, and Organa were forced to fight the monstrous sea serpents as they tried to feed on the helpless wounded that they had gathered. Skywalker was adamant about taking the fight to the Chiaki and preventing anymore loss of life, but Kiro stopped him from leaving, declaring that stopping the Chiaki would be just as impossible as stopping the tide with his hands.[4]
Kiro receives his well-known scar during a battle on Iskalon.
As the Rebels' recovery operation continued, the group was caught off guard when Kendle suddenly returned. This time, however, Kendle was intent on more than just running, gathering a group of Iskalonians and several stranded seatroopers, and claiming that the Rebels were to blame for the destructive tidal wave. Led by Kendle, the angry mob came to the surface and prepared to kill Kiro and the two Rebels. Badly outnumbered, Kiro's helmet was struck by a blaster bolt, causing the young warrior to suffocate. The blaster shot cut into Kiro's face, giving him a distinguishing scar that ran between his eyes and across the length of his face. To prevent Kiro's death, Skywalker and Organa forced him into the water. However, at the same time, a dangerous Chiaki prepared to strike at the helpless trio. As the Chiaki lunged for the group, the Millennium Falcon arrived to rescue their outnumbered comrades, killing the Chiaki and rescuing Kiro. The body of the dead Chiaki fell directly on Kendle, killing her instantly.[4]
With Primor dead and Pavillion in ruins, Iskalonian society was poised to fall apart. Primor's son, Mone, became the new leader, and vowing to oppose the Empire and any other outsiders,[4] Mone asked Kiro to help him rebuild the Iskalonian way of life. Kiro readily agreed, becoming the official defender of Iskalon under Mone's leadership.[6]
Planetary leader[]
"Well, I've returned with good news. The Empire is overthrown, its power broken."
"You think that is news to us? The entire school has known it since the day these scavengers came! Skywalker, how can you a warrior and our friend, go the way of their kind? Have you Jedi Knights no honor?!"
―Luke Skywalker and Kiro[src]
With Mone leading the Iskalonians, the School began to adopt a different way of life. Leaving Pavillion as a monument to the dead, Mone declared that they would no longer deal with outsiders and the School began to live exclusively underwater.[4] This new sentiment of isolation also caused the Iskalonians to adopt a fierce independence, threatening visitors to the world and attacking them if need be. Most visitors were pure scavengers and Kiro developed a seething hatred for them.[6]
Kiro, as planetary defender of Iskalon.
After the Battle of Endor, the Alliance began to send out envoys to several worlds, inviting them to attend the First Conference of Free Peoples. Kiro's friend Luke Skywalker was sent to Iskalon to encourage the School to send a representative. Skywalker was accompanied by Plif the Hoojib, who was acting as the spokesman for the planet Arbra. Skywalker and Plif arrived on the planet to find Rik Duel and his companions, the Rodian Chihdo, and the Zeltron Dani, scavenging from the wreckage of Pavillion. Before Skywalker could chastise the group, he was attacked by a large group of Iskalonians who believed him to be another scavenger. Kiro recognized the Jedi and called off the attack but was furious with Skywalker for allying himself with scavengers.[6]
Skywalker explained that he was there to request that the Iskalonians send a representative to Endor, but Mone was still adamant about remaining isolated from land breathers. Kiro pleaded with Mone to send a representative with Skywalker, as he had grown bored with his duties of warding off unwanted outsiders. Mone replied by saying that it was not what the School wanted, and he demanded that Skywalker, Duel, Chihdo, and Dani leave immediately. Skywalker respected the Iskalonians wishes and prepared to leave. Kiro was upset with Mone's official refusal, but his wish to see the rest of the galaxy was greater than his desire to stay within the School. Donning an ancient Iskalonian suit worn by Iskalonian travelers, Kiro asked Skywalker to take him with on his journeys.[6]
Because Skywalker did not have room in his X-wing for an additional passenger, Kiro boarded Rik Duel's ship, the Moonshadow. As the group left Iskalon behind, the School came to the surface to watch the ships' departure. Mone was saddened by his comrade's choice, knowing how much Iskalon would miss its beloved defender.[6]
Member of the Rebellion[]
"Gee…I…I never expected him to get killed playing hero…I mean…sure, we all gave him a hard time…but underneath, he was a pretty good little guy…"
―Rik Duel[src]
Aboard the Moonshadow, Kiro, alongside Rik Duel's gang, followed Skywalker to his next destination. The planet Shawken, a former Imperial stronghold, was experiencing freedom after the Empire abandoned the planet following the Battle of Endor. Still campaigning for representatives to attend the First Conference of Free Peoples, Skywalker organized a meeting with the planetary leader, Santor. Kiro was happy to attend the meeting with Skywalker, but Duel and his gang opted to explore the planet's age-old catacombs instead.[7]
At Santor's home, Kiro and Skywalker dined with the planetary leader, trying to convince him to send someone as an envoy back to the Alliance. As Skywalker told Santor the backgrounds of everyone in their group, he also let slip that Duel and his gang were basically paltry thieves. Kiro was outraged at the group's background, and surmising that the gang would probably try to steal from the catacombs, he left the meeting abruptly to stop Duel and his gang from committing such dishonorable deeds.[7]
Deep within the catacombs, Kiro confronted the group, who, just as predicted, were planning to steal several priceless relics. Kiro's noble attitude irritated the gang, and Chihdo fired his blaster at the self-righteous warrior. While Chihdo's blast was well off-target, Kiro was appalled at Chihdo's betrayal and he slammed the Rodian against one of the catacomb walls. This action was more dangerous than Kiro realized. Chihdo's body triggered a hidden lever in the wall, inadvertently activating the Shawken Device, a long-dormant superweapon.[7]
Kiro destroys the Shawken Device.
The activation of the device also trapped the group within the catacombs. Duel began to panic after he could see no way out, but Kiro ensured everyone that Skywalker would rescue them. Dani latched onto Kiro's confidence, and Kiro was ready to comfort the frightened Zeltron. True to Kiro's word, Skywalker was able to release the group from their temporary prison. However, the universe destroyer continued to count down, readying itself to propel the planet's core into hyperspace. To destroy the weapon, someone would have to make their way to the core of the device. Kiro and Skywalker volunteered, and with Dani's well-wishes they followed a tunnel to deep within the planet's crust.[7]
The tunnel ended at a massive underground lake. Kiro took the initiative and tricked Skywalker into giving him his lightsaber. Kiro knew that as a water-breather, he would have the better chance of reaching the device's core in time. After obtaining the lightsaber, Kiro dove into the water, urging Skywalker not to follow him. Swimming even further into the planet, Kiro reached the dark core of the machine, represented by a large glowing head. The Force revealed to Kiro what he needed to do, and, immediately before the device activated, he smashed the saber into the glowing head, creating a large explosion.[7]
Kiro was badly injured by the explosion, but his unconscious body washed up on shore of the underground lake. Skywalker brought Kiro's body back to the group, where they mourned the sacrifice of their savior. However, Plif the Hoojib sensed a small life signal within the Iskalonian.[7] The group brought Kiro to their ship and placed him in a water-filled capsule to rush him back to the medical center on the forest moon of Endor. Several medical droids tended to Kiro, eventually bringing his vitals back up to normal.[3]
Trials of a Jedi[]
"No! You are not some mindless predator, Rik. Do not talk like one! We have enough true enemies in common that we must never turn on one another…and injure our comrades, only because we are idle and angry."
While still recovering, Kiro revealed to Skywalker how he had destroyed the superweapon. Now that Kiro knew he had talent in the Force, he asked Skywalker to train him as a Jedi. Kiro was incredibly excited about becoming Skywalker's apprentice, but Skywalker refused to train him, afraid of creating the next Darth Vader, and even Kiro's furious protests were not enough to change Skywalker's mind. Kiro fell into a state of depression after Skywalker's refusal, isolating himself from the Jedi and hanging around Duel and his gang.[3]
Duel was a continual source of controversy, angering many members of the Alliance through his trickery and abrupt attitude. In one incident, he won a large amount of credits from a Rebel named Crin. Crin accused him of cheating, and despite Kiro's testimony on Duel's behalf, a small firefight ensued, resulting in Chihdo receiving a blaster shot to the ribs. Kiro urged the Alliance members to stop their bickering, but only Skywalker's presence was able to stop the tension-fueled fight.[3]
Kiro trains with Luke Skywalker on the forest moon of Endor.
Skywalker's peace-making abilities made Kiro realize that his anger toward Skywalker was unwarranted. In an impassioned speech, Kiro made it clear to Skywalker that he could be patient and peaceful without letting his anger get the better of him.[3] Skywalker was impressed by Kiro's change in attitude and began to reconsider training him. While Skywalker was still concerned with possible failure, Kiro was recruited into a special task force to undergo training by Skywalker. Alongside Duel's gang, Kiro was trained in special fighting techniques.[8]
The training also had another unexpected side-effect. Kiro began to slowly fall in love with the Zeltron Dani. Dani had always been obsessed with Skywalker, but after seeing the courageous spirit within Kiro, she slowly began to fall for the Iskalonian. When the task force left to scout Kinooine, Kiro and Dani remained on Endor to get to know each other. However, when the scouting party went missing, Kiro and Dani followed Skywalker to the planet to determine the cause of their transmission silence.[9]
Nagai-Tof War[]
"Kiro. I…I want you to know…I still don't know if I'm good enough to be a teacher. But if you want…I'll train you in the ways of the Jedi, as best I can. You deserve that."
―Luke Skywalker[src]
On Kinooine, Skywalker allowed Kiro and Dani to help scout the area. As the couple walked along the Kinooine shoreline, Kiro came across a mysterious woman. Unprovoked, the woman began to attack them with a lightwhip. Kiro tried to protect Dani from the deadly weapon, but the laser tendrils smashed into Kiro's rebreather suit, causing him to suffocate. Dani was captured by the woman, but Kiro was able to escape from the attack and make his way back to Skywalker. Kiro struggled to get to Skywalker before he expired, finally reaching him, though near death. Skywalker dragged the suffocating water-breather into the ocean, where Kiro begged Skywalker to save Dani.[9]
Kiro fights Nagai on Kinooine.
Skywalker left Kiro to recover in the water while he left to attempt a rescue.[9] However, Lumiya was able to defeat Skywalker in battle, bringing him back to her hideout as a prisoner. Eventually, Kiro recovered from his injuries, and, seeing that Skywalker had not returned, he set out to find his missing comrades. Equipping himself with a new rebreather, Kiro infiltrated Lumiya's underground base, killing several Nagai in the process. Kiro freed Skywalker but was unable to locate Dani's cell. Kiro's determination to save Skywalker finally convinced the Jedi that Kiro was ready to become his apprentice, and Skywalker told the Iskalonian that he would teach him in the ways of the Force.[10]
Kiro helped Skywalker build a shoto,[11] a shortened version of a regular lightsaber, and together they confronted Lumiya once more. With dual sabers, Skywalker defeated the Dark Lady, destroying her lightwhip and smashing her cyborg parts. However, the defeat of Lumiya also marked the arrival of the Nagai fleet,[10] and Skywalker and Kiro were forced to bring their captive out of sight. As Skywalker began to bind Lumiya to a rock, Kiro was still concerned for his missing love, and he left the scene to search for her again.[12]
Kiro made his way back to the underground fortress, and, searching the rooms, he finally found Dani curled up in a ball and in a catatonic state. Dani had been brutally tortured by the Nagai Den Siva. Kiro rushed to his love's side, trying to comfort her after her terrible ordeal. Kiro, Dani, and Skywalker ran from the base and back to their ship, but during their retreat, Siva attacked the group. The Nagai claimed that Dani was his, but Kiro refuted his claim, telling Siva that Dani belonged to herself—and him if she so wished.[12]
In a furious struggle, Kiro's rebreather was broken once again, and the two warriors plunged into the water. As Dani and Skywalker watched, Siva stabbed Kiro in the stomach, causing blood to seep to the surface. Dani was distraught over the loss of her lover, but Skywalker dragged the grieving Zeltron away from the scene and back to the ship.[12]
Necessary sacrifices[]
"Poor little fellow. All we Hoojibs miss him."
"So do we Humans… And everyone else who knew him."
―Plif and Luke Skywalker discuss Kiro's death[src]
Nearly everyone in the Alliance assumed that Kiro had died in the attack, but Kiro recovered from his injuries and somehow made his way off-world. Kiro was eager to reunite with his love, but before he could return, Kiro caught wind of a violent attack being perpetrated on the School by the Nagai. Kiro knew that he could not go back to Dani while his people were in danger, and he returned to Iskalon. Kiro became something of a legend after his return, slaughtering whole groups of Nagai as they prepared to enslave members of the School.[13]
Kiro fights underwater against Nagai.
As Kiro led the School against the Nagai, the Nagai-Tof War continued to rage across Alliance worlds. Skywalker, believing Kiro to have died, decided to return to Iskalon to offer them his condolences over the death of their most beloved warrior. Along with Lando Calrissian, Skywalker arrived on the planet to find several Nagai slaughtered by an Iskalonian sword. The Jedi believed that he was imagining things when he saw Kiro swimming in the water. However, with more and more sightings of the missing warrior, Skywalker realized that Kiro had survived and was overjoyed at the revelation. During the Battle of Iskalon, Kiro once again fought alongside his friends, expelling the Nagai from his world.[13]
Although they had finally brought peace to the world, Kiro realized that the School still needed him as a protector. The wanton slaughter during the battle made Kiro realize that Iskalon needed him, and although he wanted to see his lost love again, he knew that the safety of his homeworld was more important than his personal life. Skywalker and Calrissian promised to keep Kiro's location a secret from Dani and they departed the world happy to know their friend was alive.[13]
Secret revealed[]
"But Kiro was…he…I would have stayed with him forever."
―Dani[src]
As Kiro continued to defend Iskalon, Dani had become almost unreachable in her grief over Kiro's "death." Dani became bitter and pessimistic, resolving to kill all the Nagai race for their part in her unhappiness. However, during the war, the Alliance joined forces with the Nagai, and Dani was forced to set aside her hatred for the Nagai warriors.[14] At the conclusion of the war, Dani left the Alliance completely, letting herself succumb to her unhappiness.[15]
Dani returned to Zeltros, but she hid her presence from all her former friends. Skywalker realized how torn up Dani had become, and although he had promised to keep Kiro's survival a secret from Dani, he could not bear to see her so emotionally disturbed. Skywalker contacted a group of Rebels to tell Dani of Kiro's survival. However, the circumstances surrounding this mission went undocumented.[15]
Legacy[]
Kiro's actions and legendary status among his people led to a new movement among the School. As Kiro had been the first Iskalonian to leave the world and explore the galaxy, he was seen as a new "First to Swim," and helped pave the way for others to follow in his footsteps. Several Iskalonians followed his example, leaving Iskalon to interact with the outside galaxy. Among those few Iskalonians were several young Chuhkyvi, who went on to become scouts, nobles, and even Jedi. Following Kiro's example, those Chuhkyvi had an intense hatred for dishonesty and lawlessness, holding to a strict moral code the same as their idolized folk hero.[2]
Personality and traits[]
"When the Nagai first came here, and began building their evil tower and speaking of the strategic importance of Iskalon's location…and enslaving our people…that was when we needed our exiled hero most…and that is when Kiro came back."
―Mone[src]
Luke Skywalker sees a vision of Kiro on the forest moon of Endor.
Kiro was an idealistic individual who believed the best in people. When others around him failed to adhere to the honorable standards that he was accustomed, Kiro became incredibly hostile toward them, confronting their wrongdoings with violence if necessary.[7] However, over the course of Kiro's service in the Alliance, the Iskalonian became more aware of the realities of the galaxy, exchanging his idealistic temperament with a more pragmatic viewpoint. When the Alliance entered the Nagai-Tof War, Kiro put his own desires to the wayside to help others, even denying his budding romance with his love, Dani, in order to stay devoted to protecting the School on Iskalon.[13]
In battle, Kiro was deceptively quick and stealthy. Even against the proven warriors of the Nagai, Kiro was easily able to cut through them, dodging blaster fire and usually dispatching enemies with melee weapons. In these encounters, Kiro seemed quite ruthless, making his attacks so that they would cause maximum damage, usually killing his foes. Kiro utilized both a Stinger and a short sword, which he used in favor of newer and more powerful technology.[10][12] However, on land Kiro was hindered by his use of a rebreather suit. Due to his nature as an Iskalonian, he was forced to wear a helmet that contained a water atmosphere, allowing him to breathe regularly. During battle, Kiro had to be careful to avoid damage to his helmet, as without it, he was in danger of suffocation. Kendle, Lumiya, and Den Siva all exploited this weakness, putting Kiro at a disadvantage.[4][9][12]
Kiro was created by Mary Jo Duffy for use in Marvel Star Wars' Star Wars (1977) 75. The character initially appeared as an enemy to the heroes, but by the end of the story, which ended in Star Wars (1977) 76, Kiro was revealed to be actually attempting to help them. After the events of Star Wars: Episode VI Return of the Jedi, Kiro reappeared in Star Wars (1977) 82, eventually joining Luke Skywalker to participate in his adventures. This comic also reintroduced Dani, who would become Kiro's romantic interest until the end of the Marvel run.
Kiro had several more appearances in the Marvel Star Wars comics until his apparent death at the hands of Den Siva in Star Wars (1977) 97.[6][7][3][8][9][10] However, it was revealed that Kiro survived in Star Wars (1977) 102, but that he did not want Dani to know of his survival. The revelation of this secret was left unresolved due to the end of the Marvel run in Star Wars (1977) 107.
Kiro went unreferenced until Joseph Bongiorno and Rich Handley's 2000 article, The University of Sanbra Guide to Intelligent Life: The Marvel Series, which revealed Kiro's species as Chuhkyvi and explained that some members of his species took his example and became Jedi. Kiro was referenced again in 2002's Power of the Jedi Sourcebook and The New Essential Guide to Characters, which mentioned his actions in the Marvel comics.
In 2004, Kiro was mentioned in the Wizards of the Coast online article, Zeltros: Pleasure Planet. The article explained that Skywalker had broken his promise not to tell anyone of Kiro's survival due to Dani's distraught state. As a roleplaying scenario, whether the players sent to contact Dani over Kiro's survival actually find Dani is left open-ended. Kiro was referenced once again in 2007's Jedi vs. Sith: The Essential Guide to the Force, but it did not expand on his story, only referencing his actions surrounding the duel between Lumiya and Skywalker on Kinooine.
Star Wars (1977) 75 (First appearance)
Star Wars (1977) 76
Star Wars (1977) 99 (Mentioned only)
Star Wars (1977) 102
Star Wars (1977) 103 (Mentioned only)
"The University of Sanbra Guide to Intelligent Life: The Marvel Series"—Star Wars Gamer 1
The New Essential Guide to Characters
Power of the Jedi Sourcebook
The Official Star Wars Fact File 115 (SKY40, Luke Skywalker)
"Zeltros: Pleasure Planet" on Wizards.com (original article link, content now obsolete; backup link)
Jedi vs. Sith: The Essential Guide to the Force
The Complete Star Wars Encyclopedia
The Forgotten War: The Nagai and the Tofs on Hyperspace (article) (content removed from StarWars.com and unavailable)
Lumiya in the Databank (content now obsolete; backup link)
"Ask Lobot"—Star Wars Insider 131
2013 Topps Star Wars Galactic Files Series 2 (Card: Kiro (Defender of Iskalon))
↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 Star Wars (1977) 75
↑ 2.0 2.1 "The University of Sanbra Guide to Intelligent Life: The Marvel Series"—Star Wars Gamer 1
↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 Star Wars (1977) 90
↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 Star Wars (1977) 74
↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 7.5 7.6 7.7 Star Wars (1977) 87
↑ 8.0 8.1 Star Wars (1977) 92
↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 Star Wars (1977) 95
↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 Star Wars (1977) 96
↑ Jedi vs. Sith: The Essential Guide to the Force
↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 12.3 12.4 Star Wars (1977) 97
↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 13.3 Star Wars (1977) 102
↑ Star Wars (1977) 104
↑ 15.0 15.1 "Zeltros: Pleasure Planet" on Wizards.com (original article link, content now obsolete; backup link)
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Wookieepedia Featured articles
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namespace {

using Instruction = spvtools::ir::Instruction;
using InstructionList = spvtools::ir::InstructionList;
using ::testing::ContainerEq;
using ::testing::ElementsAre;
using InstructionListTest = ::testing::Test;

// A class that overrides the destructor, so we can trace it.
class TestInstruction : public Instruction {
 public:
  TestInstruction() : Instruction() { created_instructions_.push_back(this); }

  ~TestInstruction() { deleted_instructions_.push_back(this); }

  static std::vector<TestInstruction*> created_instructions_;
  static std::vector<TestInstruction*> deleted_instructions_;
};

std::vector<TestInstruction*> TestInstruction::created_instructions_;
std::vector<TestInstruction*> TestInstruction::deleted_instructions_;

// Test that the destructor for InstructionList is calling the destructor
// for every element that is in the list.
TEST(InstructionListTest, Destructor) {
  InstructionList* list = new InstructionList();
  list->push_back(std::unique_ptr<Instruction>(new Instruction()));
  list->push_back(std::unique_ptr<Instruction>(new Instruction()));
  delete list;

  // Sorting because we do not care if the order of create and destruction is
  // the same.  Using generic sort just incase things are changed above.
  std::sort(TestInstruction::created_instructions_.begin(),
            TestInstruction::created_instructions_.end());
  std::sort(TestInstruction::deleted_instructions_.begin(),
            TestInstruction::deleted_instructions_.end());
  EXPECT_THAT(TestInstruction::created_instructions_,
              ContainerEq(TestInstruction::deleted_instructions_));
}

// Test the |InsertBefore| with a single instruction in the iterator class.
// Need to make sure the elements are inserted in the correct order, and the
// return value points to the correct location.
//
// Comparing addresses to make sure they remain stable, so other data structures
// can have pointers to instructions in InstructionList.
TEST(InstructionListTest, InsertBefore1) {
  InstructionList list;
  std::vector<Instruction*> inserted_instructions;
  for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
    std::unique_ptr<Instruction> inst(new Instruction());
    inserted_instructions.push_back(inst.get());
    auto new_element = list.end().InsertBefore(std::move(inst));
    EXPECT_EQ(&*new_element, inserted_instructions.back());
  }

  std::vector<Instruction*> output;
  for (auto& i : list) {
    output.push_back(&i);
  }
  EXPECT_THAT(output, ContainerEq(inserted_instructions));
}

// Test inserting an entire vector of instructions using InsertBefore.  Checking
// the order of insertion and the return value.
//
// Comparing addresses to make sure they remain stable, so other data structures
// can have pointers to instructions in InstructionList.
TEST(InstructionListTest, InsertBefore2) {
  InstructionList list;
  std::vector<std::unique_ptr<Instruction>> new_instructions;
  std::vector<Instruction*> created_instructions;
  for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
    std::unique_ptr<Instruction> inst(new Instruction());
    created_instructions.push_back(inst.get());
    new_instructions.push_back(std::move(inst));
  }
  auto new_element = list.begin().InsertBefore(std::move(new_instructions));
  EXPECT_TRUE(new_instructions.empty());
  EXPECT_EQ(&*new_element, created_instructions.front());

  std::vector<Instruction*> output;
  for (auto& i : list) {
    output.push_back(&i);
  }
  EXPECT_THAT(output, ContainerEq(created_instructions));
}
}  // namespace


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The MK 101 is the designation of a 30 mm autocannon used in German combat aircraft during World War II. Although accurate and powerful, with a high muzzle velocity, it was very heavy, with a low rate of fire, which limited its production.

Development and use
Developed in 1935 by Rheinmetall-Borsig as a commercial venture as the MG-101 (later designated MK 101, with the "MK" abbreviating the term Maschinenkanone, as an autocannon), the MK 101 cannon was a 30 mm (1.18 in), long-barreled automatic cannon capable of firing nine different types of 30x184B mm ammunition (ranging from basic high explosive to tungsten-cored armor-piercing rounds). Featuring pneumatic cocking and fired by percussion via an electrical solenoid, the MK 101 was recoil-operated. In operation, the barrel and bolt recoiled 30 mm (1.18 in) to the rear after each shot. The bolt locked via a Stange-type machined sleeve with internal interrupted threads, similar to some Solothurn weapons such as the 7.92 mm (.312 in) MG 30 light machine gun. The locking system was strong, but rate of fire was limited to a rather slow 230–260 rpm, which limited its use against other aircraft. Powerful and accurate for its day, it was carried primarily on the Henschel Hs 129 ground-attack aircraft, commencing in late 1941. Fed by a 10-round (early versions) or a 30-round box magazine, the MK 101 could penetrate 75 mm (3 in) of armor at 300 m (330 yd) range.  The dozen examples created of the Heinkel He 177A-1/U2 Zerstörer ("Destroyer") experimental prototype attack aircraft used twinned MK 101s on a forward-aimed limited-traverse mount, located in the extreme lower nose at the front of a dramatically enlarged Bola inverted-casemate gondola emplacement under the nose, and was intended for anti-ship and possible "train-busting" use, but was never deployed in combat. When it was used from beneath an Hs 129's central fuselage as a ventral gun pod-mounted anti-tank weapon, the MK 101's tungsten-cored AP round was capable of penetrating the turret and side armor of the Soviet KV-1 heavy tank. An electrically-fired version of the MK 101 cannon was later developed and designated the MK 103.

See also
MK 103 cannon
MK 108 cannon

References

30 mm artillery
Autocannon
Aircraft guns
Rheinmetall
Weapons and ammunition introduced in 1940

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Q: Indispensable system recovery applications to have in your toolbox?
Possible Duplicate:
What are the essential tools you always have handy when attempting to fix someone's PC?

What tools (software or hardware) have you found indispensable for recovering a failing PC?
What have you used in the past that has saved your bacon?   I'd like to know what else I can add to my arsenal.
I have a few such as SpinRite and Ultimate BootCD.

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A couple of Windows install disks, for repairing installations of the different versions you support can be helpful. The System Rescue CD is also very good, it's got a load of useful Linux tools bundled into it.

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You have a right to vote. But what if you're homeless?
Local | September 29, 2004
Robyn Moormeister
Rick Gunn/Nevada Appeal Scott Ringwald contemplates voting or his lack thereof due to currently being homeless. An address is required to register to vote.
Registering to vote is usually the least of your worries if you're homeless or a felon.
Ex-cons have no choice in the matter, and transients have a burden of proof they often can't provide.
"You have to prove you've lived somewhere for 30 days, even if it's under a tree at the Carson River," said Carson City Chief Elections Clerk Tammy Caldwell. "I don't know how you would do that."
But the problem hardly ever comes up, anyway. Out of the estimated 500 homeless people in Carson City, local elections officials report only 22 people with "no fixed address" voted in the last presidential election.
"No fixed address" applies to anyone without a permanent address, including truck drivers and anyone with a job on the road.
People who choose that option are permitted to vote in the federal elections, for president and vice president.
"In the 10 years I've been here, I've never dealt with anyone who was homeless and wanted to vote," Caldwell said.
Carson City Deputy Elections Clerk Sue Merriwether said people without their own address can register to vote, using a friend's or shelter address.
Those who have neither option can use the local post office's general delivery address, though that option only qualifies them for the "no fixed address" voting.
Scott Ringwald, 35, could vote, but it's too much of a hassle right now, he said.
He's staying at a low-rent, clean and sober men's shelter in Carson City and trying to break free of a bad crowd.
He hasn't voted in four years.
Working sporadically as a bartender and card dealer, his unstable work and lifestyle doesn't allow for political involvement, he said. Besides, he never really thought his vote counted much anyway.
"To tell you the truth, I've got a whole bunch of other stuff on my mind," he said, smoking a cigarette like it was his last one.
Registering to vote is useless, he said, because he doesn't know where he'll be from month to month.
"I think Bush will win, but I don't care," Ringwald said. "I just wanna go home."
Home is Los Angeles, where he once had a well-paying job, a girlfriend and a big house, he said.
He didn't have car until just a few days ago, but he just got a good deal on a used Oldsmobile for $100.
He spent his afternoon in Carson City Tuesday watching the Andy Griffith Show and waiting for a call to deal cards from Harrah's in Reno. Between shows, he explained his disappointment in the political process.
"People who run for president are egotistical maniacs," he said. "Think about it. They're on a power trip. Why else would you want to run for president?"
Even though he could use his shelter's address to obtain a complete ballot, Ringwald doesn't think his vote might improve things.
"This may sound stupid, but one vote doesn't change anything," he said.
Besides, he said, registering takes too long; 10 times longer than buying a pack of cigarettes, he said.
"You've got to fill out this huge form," he said, shaking his head. "To get these, all you've got to do is walk up, throw some money on the counter and say 'gimme a pack of Marlboro Lights.'"
Ringwald's roommate, Robert, has no choice when it comes to voting. A convicted felon released from a California prison last week, he can't vote until his parole is up in seven years.
According to California law, an ex-felon cannot vote until his parole is over.
He won't talk about his offense. He said he misses having a voice and making a difference, no matter how insignificant.
"Yeah, I'd vote if I could," Robert said. "But it's not something I have control over. Right away you're labeled as a bad person and there are so many things you're not allowed to do."
For now, he's staying at the shelter and trying to save up enough cash to get to his hometown of Mammoth Lakes, Calif.
In Nevada, felons who have not had their civil rights restored through a court petitioning process are not eligible to register and vote.
Robert said if he could, he would vote for Bush.
"We've got a war going on and he's been involved for four years. He probably knows what he's doing."
Recent state legislation has provided for restoration of the right to vote for someone honorably discharged from prison, probation or parole, with certain exceptions related to the seriousness of the crime he committed.
Robert said he's paid his debt to society, and he should be able to participate in the democratic process.
Dan Burk, registrar of voters for Washoe County, said everyone who can vote, should vote.
He said proactive efforts by Washoe County Elections have helped: He said 175 people without fixed addresses registered to vote in Washoe County this year.
"No one should be denied the right to vote because of their economic situation," Burk said. "We encourage (the homeless) to go to the registrar's office and indicate what their situation is. Our hope is for them to get a full ballot."
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Contact reporter Robyn Moormeister at rmoormeister@nevadaappeal.com or 881-1217.
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Q: Textview overlapping issue in ViewFlipper.. I've used ViewFlipper control to display tweets with continuous interval from left to right. I have added dynamic textview for each tweet in ViewFlipper.
All works good but sometime textview overlaps.

Whats is a reason for this strange behavior?
Code:
for (int i = 0; i < tweets.length(); i++) {
            tweet = tweets.getJSONObject(i).getString("title")+"   tweet on  "+tweets.getJSONObject(i).getString("pubDate");
            tv = new TextView(context);
            LinearLayout.LayoutParams params = new LinearLayout.LayoutParams(
                    LayoutParams.WRAP_CONTENT, LayoutParams.FILL_PARENT);
                params.weight = 1.0f;
                params.gravity=48;

            tv.setLayoutParams(params);
            tv.setGravity(Gravity.CENTER);

            tv.setTextSize(22);
            tv.setTextColor(ColorStateList.valueOf(Color.WHITE));
            tv.setSingleLine();

            //tv.setTextColor(getREs)
            tv.setText(tweet);
            flipper.addView(tv);
         }

        flipper.setInAnimation(inFromRightAnimation(1500));
        flipper.setOutAnimation(outToLeftAnimation(1500));
        flipper.startFlipping();

public static Animation inFromRightAnimation(int duration) {
        Animation inFromRight = new TranslateAnimation(
        Animation.RELATIVE_TO_PARENT,  +1.0f, Animation.RELATIVE_TO_PARENT,  0.0f,
        Animation.RELATIVE_TO_PARENT,  0.0f, Animation.RELATIVE_TO_PARENT,   0.0f
        );
        inFromRight.setDuration(duration);
        inFromRight.setInterpolator(new AccelerateInterpolator());
        return inFromRight;
    }

public static Animation outToLeftAnimation(int duration) {
        Animation outtoLeft = new TranslateAnimation(
          Animation.RELATIVE_TO_PARENT,  0.0f, Animation.RELATIVE_TO_PARENT,  -1.0f,
          Animation.RELATIVE_TO_PARENT,  0.0f, Animation.RELATIVE_TO_PARENT,   0.0f
        );
        outtoLeft.setDuration(duration);
        outtoLeft.setInterpolator(new AccelerateInterpolator());
        return outtoLeft;
    }

EDIT :
Here is another snapshot which show above problem..

A: I had the same issue using ViewFlipper and the onFling Gesture on some devices with my app.
By adding a background color to my view I was able to fix the problem. In my case it was the ListViews that were having the duplicated overlapped text, so I just added a black background in the xml of each ListView and it fixed the problem for me.
android:background="#000000"

This behavior still seems really strange and I'm not exactly sure why this fixed it. Maybe it had something to do with transparency.

A: I had the same issue using ViewFlipper. I fnd the reason, look at the incorrect code:
public void setDuration(int ms) {
    mDurationTime = 1000*ms;
    this.setFlipInterval(mDurationTime);//don't do this
}

in my case, listview addHeader(ViewFlipper)

A: Try
LinearLayout.LayoutParams params = new LinearLayout.LayoutParams(
                    LayoutParams.FILL_PARENT, LayoutParams.FILL_PARENT);

Use FILL_PARENT instead of WRAP_CONTENT
Worked good for me.

A: It because the duration of InAnimation and OutAnimation is shorter than the flipInterval time.
Just make sure the flipInterval time longer than animation time.
Help it help.


The USFL Library's official opening took place on Monday, February 26th.
A nice crowd gathered to visit the library, browse the new USFL Faculty Publications Special Collection and listen to our two distinguished guests, Dr Judith Ponticell, Associate VP Academic Affairs of USFL and Dr Derrie Perez, Dean, University Library System. We also proceeded with the first official book loan with Ms Kristen Dailey, USFL SGA President.
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Callender I. Fayssoux Collection of William Walker Papers
Identifier: Manuscripts-Collection 19
The Latin American Library at Tulane
1856-1860. Correspondence, muster rolls, orders, maps, and other materials collected by Walker's aide-de-camp in Nicaragua. Includes more than 100 letters from Walker to Fayssoux and others about the Walker government in Nicaragua. 489 pieces
This collection is also available in microfilm (4 reels plus printed guide) for purchase from ProQuest:
PDF Catalog of Microforms
PDF Guide to the Microfilm Collection
The Fayssoux Collection includes letters, documents, and records of C.I. Fayssoux (1820-1897), aide de camp to William Walker. The material dates from 1830-1937 with the majority of it from the period 1855-1860. The collection is catalogued according to subject matter. Pre-1855 material consists of personal letters and papers of Fayssoux. The content of these reflects aspects of life in antebellum New Orleans such as dueling protocol and matters relating to social functions. The majority of the correspondence dates from 1855-1860 and relates chiefly to William Walker's military campaign in Central America. General subjects are as follows: attempts to raise money and recruit men for the Walker forces, efforts to publicize the expedition, and descriptions of military plans for action in Central America. There are over 100 letters from Walker to Fayssoux and others which pertain to military orders and directives. Other correspondence from this period includes communiques between Fayssoux and enemy forces and telegrams relating to the capture, sentence, and execution of William Walker. Most of the documents contained in the collection pertain to military matters and include general order books, muster rolls, payrolls, and cash accounts. Other records related to the Walker administration of Nicaragua and include the granting of commissions and appointments to office, proclamations, and record books of immigrants to Nicaragua. The Fayssoux Collection contains numerous newspaper clippings dating from 1855-1860 which give accounts of Walker's activities in Central America. Post-1860 material relates primarily to the aftermath of the Walker expedition. Among the correspondence are letters from Walker relatives to Fayssoux requesting information regarding Walker. Other letters are from individuals who served in the Walker campaign. Also included in the Fayssoux Collection are miscellaneous items such as maps, photographs, drawings, dauguerreotypes, and journals.
Fayssoux , Callender Irving, 1820-1897 (Person)
Copies are open to the public for consultation. Access to the originals is restricted.
Biographical or Historical Information
William Walker (1824–1860), a self-proclaimed "colonel," doctor, lawyer, journalist, politician and adventurer, was the most famous of the American filibusters, leading armed expeditions into Mexico, Nicaragua and Honduras in the mid-1800s when the United States was at peace with these countries. The present collection concerns his expeditions in Central America, especially those in Nicaragua. Walker remains one of the most hated figures in Central American history. His exploits, especially those in Nicaragua, gave rise to an anti-Americanism in the region, that persists to some degree up to the present day. Walker proclaimed himself president of Nicaragua and devoted his life to filibustering schemes. Wanted by the United States and Central American countries, Walker eventually surrendered to the British navy and was sentenced and executed in Honduras in 1860. The present collection consists of the papers of Captain Callender Irvine Fayssoux, who was William Walker's aide- de-camp and also served him variously as Paymaster, Purchasing Agent, Naval Commander, and Minister General of the Republic of Nicaragua. The Fayssoux Collection of William Walker papers was acquired by the Department of Middle American Research (and now belongs to the Latin American Library at Tulane University) from Captain Fayssoux's daughter-in-law, Mrs. William Mch. Fayssoux, in October 1933. The papers chiefly pertain to the Walker invasions of Nicaragua in 1855, 1857, and 1860, and the Walker regime in that country, 1856-1857, but biographical and miscellaneous data on both Fayssoux and Walker dates from 1834-1933. The papers also disclose Fayssoux's connection with the Texas Navy, the López expedition and the two forces of the Confederacy. His foresight preserved these documents to the benefit of the historian.
489.00 Pieces
Arrangement Note
8 Hollinger boxes, 1 Oversize
The materials in the collection are categorized into seven series: biography, correspondence, accounting records, military records, naval records and affairs, combined maps, drawings, artifacts, and photographs, and newspapers and clippings.
The series cross-cut the list of boxes below:
Box 1, Folders 1-46
Box 2, Folders 46-95
Box 3, Folders 96-115
Box 4, Folders 116-146
Box 7 Oversize, Folders 93, 111B, 120
Box 8, Daugerreotypes
Filibusters Subject Source: Library Of Congress Subject Headings
New Orleans (La) -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 Subject Source: Library Of Congress Subject Headings
Nicaragua -- History -- Filibuster War, 1855-1860 Subject Source: Library Of Congress Subject Headings
Nicaragua -- History -- Filibuster War, 1855-1860 -- Campaigns Subject Source: Library Of Congress Subject Headings
Walker, William, 1824-1860
Manuscript Collection 19
Barbara Frausto, November 1980; Christine Hernández 2013
Description rules
Describing Archives: A Content Standard
Part of the The Latin American Library at Tulane Repository
http://lal.tulane.edu
Howard-Tilton Memorial Library, 4th floor
New Orleans Louisiana 70118 US
lal@tulane.edu
Callender I. Fayssoux Collection of William Walker Papers, Manuscripts-Collection 19. The Latin American Library at Tulane. https://archives.tulane.edu/repositories/8/resources/2244 Accessed January 18, 2020.


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Q: How to capture second to last match? I'm trying to use RegExp with String.replace to replace the second to last occurrence of a word in a space-separated string.
I don't understand why my code isn't working.  I have parentheses around the correct match, so why is it replacing the match of the entire RegExp instead of just what's inside the capture group?
const re = /(\w+) \w+$/;
const string = 'john deer senior third';
const result = string.replace(re, match => `[${match}]`);

console.log(result); // john deer [senior third]

Desired result:
john deer [senior] third

A: See the MDN for the signature of a replacer function in String.prototype.replace. The first argument is the full match, the capture groups come afterwards.
Also, replace will replace the full match, not only the first capture group (there can also be more than one capture group in a regex). To mitigate this, you could use a lookahead, or concatenate the latter half back in:

let a = 'john deer senior third'.replace(/\w+(?= \w+$)/, m => `[${m}]`);
let b = 'john deer senior third'.replace(/(\w+)( \w+)$/, (_, a, b) => `[${a}]${b}`);

console.log(a);
console.log(b);

There may be even more elegant ways to do this aswell.


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