Inseting music from Musescore into Publisher?
I am trying to write about music and have both text and music examples on my pages.
I am using Publisher to do this. for text i use 'text boxes'. I was hoping to import music i had written in Musescore into the picture boxes, but cannot do this.
The file extention for the imported Musescore file is 'mscz' that doesn't open in publisher. Is there are way of doing this??
thank you so much for this....it has taken me until now to finally start typing up the book - so finally read your helpful reply!
FWIW, if you don't specifically need the capabilities of Publisher as opposed to just using a word processor, you could consider using LibreOffice or OpenOffice and the extension I developed to automate the handling of MuseScore examples - http://extensions.libreoffice.org/extension-center/musescore-example-ma…. It greatly simplifies the process of inserting many examples into a book, allows easy update of those exampples should you wish to edit them later, etc. And the resultant document could presumably then be loaded into Publisher and worked with further somehow. But if you are specifically wanting the examples themselves to be in a fixed position frame or some some other desktop publishing specific thing that would be hard to apply later, then maybe doing it via a word processor first won't work.
Thank you Marc. At the moment i am using the image capture as the previous user showed. This seems fine for now. I will keep your information and advice at hand should i need it at a later point.


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Riodini wins on debut
Riodini
The Nigel Tiley-trained Riodini kicked-off his raceday career in perfect style at Counties on Thursday, winning the NZB Insurance Pearl Series Race (1200m).
The two-year-old son of Proisir headed into the race off the back of a 935m trial win at Cambridge last month and Tiley was pleased with his first-up effort, winning by three lengths over Sai Fah, with a further three lengths back to Ruby Negroni in third.
"He got to the line very well. I think he is a nice horse with a future, he's really starting to go places. I look forward to him as a three-year-old," Tiley said.
"He has just been a bit slow to mature and he has been shin sore a couple of times.
"We will give him a little break and get him back for the spring. He's a horse that is just going to get better with time."
Jockey Sam Collett shared the same sentiments as Tiley and believes Riodini will mature into a nice three-year-old.
"He ran really well and I think he still had plenty left to offer me," she said. "The one draw was the biggest assist today, but he has been very well educated, which makes it easy.
"He was able to hop out and travel pretty willingly in the trail. I weighed my options up at the 600m with him, (with them) being three-wide in front, and I didn't want to get stuck without getting a run, so I opted just to pop off and give him his chance to find the line. He was strong to the line, it was good.
"He has done a good job and I think he's the kind of horse that will go on at three and be competitive in those good early three-year-old races."

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Q: Code for subtraction on first calculator First and foremost, hello I am new to this site and I am also quite new and still learning. I have been working on a calculator as a small beginner project. I am having some issues getting down the subtraction portion. I will post my full work and maybe some ideas can arise. Thanks! //I am using Brackets if anybody just wants to know
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
<form name="frm">

<input name="result">
</br>
<input type="button" name="1" value="1" onClick="run1()">
<input type="button" name="1" value="2" onClick="run2()">
<input type="button" name="1" value="3" onClick="run3()">
<input type="button" name="1" value="4" onClick="run4()">
<input type="button" name="1" value="5" onClick="run5()">
<input type="button" name="1" value="6" onClick="run6()">
<input type="button" name="1" value="7" onClick="run7()">
<input type="button" name="1" value="8" onClick="run8()">
<input type="button" name="1" value="9" onClick="run9()">
<input type="button" name="plus" value="+" onClick="runplus()">
</br>
<input type="button" name="calc" value="=" onClick="evalu()">
</form>
<script type="text/JavaScript">

function run1()
{document.frm.result.value += "1";}
function run2()
{document.frm.result.value += "2";}
function run3()
{document.frm.result.value += "3";}
function run4()
{document.frm.result.value += "4";}
function run5()
{document.frm.result.value += "5";}
function run6()
{document.frm.result.value += "6";}
function run7()
{document.frm.result.value += "7";}
function run8()
{document.frm.result.value += "8";}
function run9()
{document.frm.result.value += "9";}
function runplus()
{document.frm.result.value += "+";}

function evalu(){

 var evalo = eval(document.frm.result.value)

 document.frm.result.value = evalo;

}

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A: This is not actually the optimal or efficient way to build a calculator; however since you're brand new we can push that aside for now. Welcome to JavaScript! :D
You should be able to create a minus button just exactly like you've created your plus button.
<input type="button" value="-" onClick="runminus()">
Javascript:
function runminus() {
    document.frm.result.value += "-";
}

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Raspberry Pi's latest computer costs just $5
You now have no excuse not to get your Raspberry Pi on
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The Raspberry Pi Zero is smaller than a credit card.
Over the years, the Raspberry Pi Foundation has enabled universities and hobbyists to create their own DIY computing projects with its affordable boards. But that doesn't mean it's stopping there. Today, the company unveiled its latest programmable computing board, the Raspberry Pi Zero, and it costs just $5 (£4). With its Broadcom BCM2835 application processor (1GHz ARM11 core), 512MB of RAM, a microSD card slot, a mini-HDMI socket supporting 1080p (at 60 frames per second), micro-USB sockets and an identical pin layout to its larger Pi siblings, the Zero can do plenty of heavy lifting, despite its tiny size. For context: at 65mm x 30mm, it's smaller than a credit card and has 40-percent faster chip than the first ever Pi.
While the Zero isn't going to match its counterparts in the computing stakes, its makers say that it can still run Raspbian, a version of Linux that has been optimized for Raspberry Pi, and apps like Scratch, Minecraft and Sonic Pi. There are no standard USB or ethernet ports, so you will need to buy a powered USB hub to connect peripherals and networking. If you already own a Raspberry Pi board, the Foundation recommends that you set up your microSD card on that first and then port it over to the Zero.
The Raspberry Pi Zero is already on sale in the UK and the US at all the usual places. Many outlets are bundling microSD cards and adapters for the miniHDMI and microUSB ports to allow the use of standard cables and devices, taking the cost up slightly. But if you've been looking for an excuse to take on a new DIY computing project, Raspberry Pi just made sure that cost is no longer a barrier.
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PREMIER LEAGUE RETURNS IN 40 DAYS!!
With the FantasyYIRMA team still enjoying their summer hiatus we are delighted to feature FPL superfan Walt (@EPLFanForLife) on the site again.
(NOTE: #FY admin @Pedro_Lamb was last seen heading into what he thought was a table tennis sports bar in Bangkok.. if found please provide with return directions to Burton, UK.)
If you would like to submit a guest post to feature on FantasyYIRMA.com please email Ryan on FantasyYIRMA@hotmail.com.
Mid-Summer FPL Status Report
It's agonizing, right? We're smack dab in the middle of the off-season, the official #FPL site has gone dark, the transfer window is officially open for business, and the only certainty is that there are roughly 2.5 million people sitting on the edge of their seats with all questions and no answers.
After sitting back and thinking for a moment, there are actually some things we do know, but they too are really only things we know about the past and the present; not the future. These things too, as they relate to the FPL season to come, also lead directly to one place; more questions.
When it all boils down to it, there are three distinct variables that connect last season's FPL season with the season we all now anticipate. They are:
1) What happened last season
2) What has happened since the season ended
3) What is going to happen between today and August 17
What Happened Last Year
Wouldn't it be great if last season's performance was a direct indicator of how players would perform this year? I have no statistics to correlate one season's performance to the next, but it's only natural to look to the Van Persie's and the Michu's and the Bale's and the Lambert's and the Gerrard's and the Mata's and the Jaaskelainen's – Jasskelainen!?!? – to pay rich dividends this time around as well. But what about the guys who came on strong at the end of last season? What about Coutinho and Sturridge and Kagawa and Lukaku? Will the strong end to the season carry forward through the long summer and into the first few fixtures of the season to come?
Although it's easy to assume that that is the case, things have definitely changed; But just how much? Enough to make last season's statistics a mistaken indicator of what's to come? New managers, new players coming and going, World Cup qualifiers, Confederations Cup, pre-season tours, time off on holiday, stress surrounding potential contract extensions or transfer rumours. All of these things affect a player's outlook, attitude, and ability to gel with a new squad or manager. Some players are affected positively and some players are affected negatively.
How much will last year's performance influence the 15 guys you select to start your 2013-2014 FPL season with? Many FPL managers will struggle with this thought over the next 40 days, and I will be right there with you.
What's Happened Since the Season Ended
For all intents and purposes, the 2012-2013 English Premier League season ended quietly. Manchester United had long ago wrapped up their title and the bottom of the table was all but sorted. May 19, 2013 seems like forever ago.
Since then, 5 teams have undergone managerial changes – with 4 of them being in the top 6 sides. That leaves Arsene Wenger and Andre Villas-Boas as the only two managers in the top 6 to be leading their sides into the next campaign. Everyone else – Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea and Everton – all have managerial transitions to endure and the inevitable acclimitization period that such a change inherently brings with it. Make no mistake about it, these changes will impact these clubs as the new season gets underway. Don't forget DiCanio and Sunderland either – he has caused quite a stir both inside and outside the club with his sometimes unorthodox approach to managing professional football players.
In addition to the managerial changes and full-scale club transitions that they involve, there have been 101 confirmed transfers since the season ended on May 19. Of those 101 confirmed transfers, 43 have involved players moving into the EPL from a different league, 51 have involved players leaving the EPL, and 7 have involved players being transferred from one EPL team to another. Keep in mind that the large majority of these 101 confirmed transfers have been confirmed during the past 6 days!
Notable transfers that may affect your FPL outlook as we make our way through the summer include:
Carroll from Liverpool to West Ham
Mignolet from Sunderland to Liverpool
Sanogo to Arsenal
Ratt to West Ham
Figueroa to Hull City
van Wolfswinkel to Norwich
Stekelenburg to Fulham
Navas to Manchester City
Fernandinho to Manchester City
Schurrle to Chelsea
Amat to Swansea
Kolo Toure from Manchester City to Liverpool
McGregor to Hull City
Mannone from Arsenal to Sunderland
Shelvey from Liverpool to Swansea
Anelka to West Brom
Van Ginkel to Chelsea
Paulinho to Tottenham
Again we're left with more questions than answers.
Which Carroll will show up for West Ham this season, having finally settled somewhere he feels wanted? Will Mannone start for Sunderland? How will Schurrle and Van Ginkel fit in at Chelsea? Will Fulham's defense improve and make Stekelenburg a viable FPL option in goal?
How will Fernandinho and Navas slot in at City and where does that leave Dzeko, who conceivably would benefit greatly from Navas' ability to jet down the wing and lob crosses into the big man week after week? How will Shelvey's move affect last year's Newcomer of the Year, Mr. Michu, and his position on the pitch? What does Paulinho's move mean for Tottenham's midfield, specifically Sigurdsson, who was used sparingly following a pre-season full of significant hype following the arm-wrestling match between Rodgers and Villas-Boas?
How will Moyes respond to the unenviable scrutiny of following the most celebrated manager in the history of the English top division? How will the players respond? How will Martinez keep Everton's momentum going with the 3-4-3 formation he seems intent on installing (Seamus Coleman anyone?) How will the circus act that was Chelsea fan's relationship with their manager play out this year, now that the Chosen One has returned to the team he "has always loved"? Will Pellegrini bring stability to the clubhouse of millionaires that make up the Manchester City squad? What will happen to the poor Sunderland souls who are caught with any variation of sugar, natural form or not, pulsing through their systems following DiCanio's institution of modernly bizarre team rules?
How will new boys Cardiff City, Crystal Palace and Hull City fare? Are they worth investing in at any position?
It's only July 8. There are 40 days left until the season begins on August 17. Given the questions raised by the moves made to date and the changes that will have each of our heads spinning, there is still so much more to come that may completely change our approach to the new FPL season.
What Will Happen Between Now and August 17
The greatest league of the most popular sport in the world is never short of excitement. With no games being played there is really only one thing to keep the thousands of journalists whose careers revolve around the Premier League in business; transfer rumors. Log onto Twitter for 30 seconds and you're bound to run across a handful or a dozen of them. It's what keeps the EPL world spinning on its axis between May and August. And the rumors are flying fast and furious.
The Thiago Alcantara move to Manchester United has been "confirmed" multiple times since shortly before he led Spain to the UEFA Under-21 European Championships earlier this summer. If that move ever materializes, coupled with Moyes' insistence that Rooney is going to stay at ManU this season, where does that leave those of us convinced that Kagawa finally seemed like he was beginning to settle in as a long-awaited and much-needed consistent midfield Manchester United FPL option as the season unfolded?
Will the John Ruddy rumored move to Chelsea materialize? Where will that leave Norwich? What in the world is going to happen with Suarez? Will the Higuain deal to Arsenal finally go through, and which Gonzalo will show up if it does?
And these are only the rumors we know about now! Many more will come, and unfortunately for those of us who are unsettled by this fact, the transfer window will stay open right up until gw3 of the coming season. I hate that!
So for now, there is a lot that we know, a lot that we don't know, and a lot that we don't yet know we don't know. The next 6 weeks are going to be a roller coaster; a roller coaster that many of us secretly enjoy because it includes the final pieces of the puzzle that all stews together in mid August to give us all of the information we'll have available to us for that all-important few days prior to August 17 when we finish fiddling, complete our tinkering, say a final good luck prayer, and click CONFIRM TEAM.
Enjoy it FPL'ers….I know I will.
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Serbian Croat Minority Celebrates Its Holiday, SNV Supports It
ZAGREB, 18 Dec, 2021 - The Croat minority in Serbia faces many challenges but it has been making significant achievements and perseveres in protecting its unity, Croat National Council (HNV) head Jasna Vojnić said in Subotica, in the northern Serbian province of Vojvodina, on Friday.
The HNV on Friday marked the day of the establishment of the first HNV, a holiday of the Croat minority in Serbia.
"The house where Count (Josip) Jelačić was born has been bought and is being renovated, offices have been secured to house the association of Croats in Belgrade, construction work on Croatian House has begun, the first crèche has been opened..." Vojnić said, speaking of the results of the current HNV.
Another, invisible achievement is the preserved unity among Croats in Serbia and their representatives becoming credible partners to the state institutions in Croatia, she added.
The event in Subotica was also attended by the deputy head of the Serb National Council (SNV), Croatian member of parliament Dragana Jeckov, who said that the Croat and Serb minorities shared many problems.
"When Croats in Serbia are attacked, Serbs in Croatia feel it very much and, I am sure, vice versa," she said.
"To all those who are not willing to give a helping hand to promote relations - stop and let us minorities live normally," she said.
The envoy of the Croatian prime minister, Milan Bošnjak, commended the ethnic Croat community's achievements and positive steps made by the Serbian authorities, but also warned of situations that make life for the Croat minority more difficult and harm bilateral relations.
In that context he mentioned the decision by the Subotica town government to declare the Bunjevci Ikavian dialect "an official non-Croatian language" and the fact that the issue of representation of Croats in the Serbian parliament had not been resolved yet.
"We look forward to the moment when a Croat will be elected to the Serbian parliament in a separate constituency," Bošnjak said.
For more about Croatia, CLICK HERE.
Round Table on Vojvodina Croats Held in Osijek
ZAGREB, 4 Sept, 2021 - The biggest challenges faced by the ethnic Croats in Serbia are exclusion from decision making and the policy of ignoring or denying crimes committed against them in the 1990s, a round table on the Croats in Serbia's Vojvodina province was told in the eastern Croatian city of Osijek on Saturday.
The fact that the Croats in Serbia are still excluded from decision-making processes raises a number of concerns because they cannot deal with their problems institutionally, said Tomislav Žigmanov, director of the Culture Institute of Vojvodina Croats. The needs and interests of the Croat community are instead addressed ad hoc, he added.
The authorities in Serbia still ignore or deny the crimes committed against Vojvodina Croats in 1990s, notably the fact that "they were the victims of ethic violence, persecution and murder, and that 30 years on there is still no act or monument commemorating the most tragic period for the Vojvodina Croats," Žigmanov said.
He also warned of the very strong state interventionism in the identity dispute over the Bunjevci community and their being part of the Croatian people, which he said is a scientific truth.
"Unfortunately, we do not have enough power to oppose this, and we expect Croatia to continue asserting its interests when it comes to our cultural heritage," Žigmanov said.
Zvonko Milas, state secretary at the Central State Office for Croats Abroad, said that the biggest problem for the Croats was that Serbian institutions have still not accepted what had happened in the past, "all the crimes against Croats, terrorism, killings and the departure of tens of thousands of Croats from those areas."
The Croatian government and the Central State Office will be partners in raising public awareness both in Serbia and in Croatia, where people should also know what our ethnic kin went through and what they need today, Milas said.
The deputy head of Osijek-Baranja County, Mato Lukić, said that about 70 percent of Croats had moved out of Serbia in the last 50 years, and that the majority of Vojvodina Croats had been expelled.
"The Croats in Vojvodina are often stigmatised, which is one the reasons for their departure," Lukić said.
Lukić said that there would be a population census in Serbia next year and that it would be good if the Croats identified themselves as Croats. He said that there were reports indicating that some of them did not want to identify themselves as Croats in order to avoid possible problems.
For daily news on Croatia, CLICK HERE.
Vojvodina PM Says Another Crossing to be Opened on Serbia-Croatia Border
ZAGREB, 16 Aug 2021 - The prime minister of Serbia's northern province of Vojvodina, Igor Mirović, has said that conditions have been created to open a new border crossing between Serbia and Croatia to relieve some of the traffic pressure on the Zagreb-Belgrade highway.
"We have finished construction work on a new road, running from Jamena in Šid to the village of Račinovci in Croatia's territory. We have created conditions for another border crossing to be opened, which will be particularly important for citizens who want to avoid queuing at the Batrovci border crossing," Mirović said in a Twitter post on Sunday.
The Bajakovo-Batrovci border crossing is the busiest crossing on the border between Serbia and Croatia, particularly during the summer, when hundreds of thousands of people travel along the Zagreb-Belgrade highway on their way from Central and Western Europe to Serbia, Bulgaria, Turkey, North Macedonia, Kosovo, and Albania.
Apart from that border crossing, there are seven other crossings on the Croatian-Serbian border - Bezdan-Batina, Bogojevo-Erdut, Bačka Palanka-Ilok, Neštin-Ilok, Šid-Tovarnik, Sot-Principovac 1 and Ljuba-Principovac 2.
For more, follow our travel section.
Minority Leaders Push for Introducing Croatian as Official Language in Vojvodina
ZAGREB, 6 March, 2021 - The Croatian National Council (HNV) leader Jasna Vojnić has sent a proposal to Serbia's President Aleksandar Vučić that the language of the ethnic Croatian minority should be recognised as an official language in the whole territory of the northern province of Vojvodina.
The HNV web portal reported on Friday evening about this initiative launched by the leadership of ethnic Croats in Serbia in response to the plans of the local authorities in the northern Vojvodina city of Subotica to approve the official use of the Bunjevački vernacular spoken by members of a local community who identify themselves as non-Croat Bunjevci.
Under the current law, local government units must grant the official use of an ethnic minority's language and script if that minority accounts for at least 15% of the local population. According to the 2011 census, 13,553 citizens, or 9.57% of Subotica residents, identify themselves as Bunjevci.
Despite the fact that the size of the Bunjevci community did not reach the 15% share in the population requirement and despite the fact that this vernacular does not have a status of a language according to linguistic standards, Subotica Mayor Stevan Bakić of Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) moved a proposal to amend the city's statute to introduce the Bunjevac dialect and script as an official language.
The HNV leader Vojnić says that being encouraged by this example of such positive discrimination which is applied in the case of the Bunjevci community, the Croatian community "is looking forward to future initiatives of local office-holders to help minorities to exercise similar rights in settlements where ethnic Croats live."
In this context she recalls that in the city of Sombor, Croats make up 8.39% of the local population, and in the municipalities of Apatin and Bač 10.42% and 8.39% respectively. Therefore, following the precedent of the positive discrimination towards Subotica non-Croat Bunjevci, Vojnić expects Serbia's authorities to apply such positive discrimination rules in the whole of Vojvodina towards ethnic Croats.
Another ethnic Croat leader Tomislav Žigmanov recently warned that the relevant Slavic or comparative linguistics literature does not call the Bunjevac dialect a language.
Croatia's Ambassador to Serbia, Hidajet Biščević, has said in an interview with Hrvatska Riječ that the initiative fort the recognition of the Bunjevci vernacular as an official language is legally unfounded and that it also contains undesirable negative political and social consequences for the interests of the Croat ethnic minority in Serbia.
The diplomat also said that the initiative is contrary to the agreement between Croatia and Serbia on the mutual protection of ethnic minorities.
In the meantime Croatia's Foreign and European Affairs Ministry sent a protest note through its embassy.
"The Bunjevci dialect is not a language. It belongs to the new Stokavian-Ikavian dialect, it is one of the dialects of the Croatian language. The Bunjevci people in Hungary are also a sub-ethnic group who call their language Croatian," Foreign Minister Gordan Grlić Radman said at news conference last Thursday, explaining the reasons for the protest note.
Around 16,000 Bunjevci who deny their Croatian origins live in the north of the Bačka region. They are represented by the Bunjevci National Council, whose leaders are close to the Vučić's SNS party.
The remaining majority of the Bunjevci, including the leadership of the Vojvodina Croats, formally identify themselves as Bunjevci Croats.
In the 2011 census, nearly 58,000 people in Serbia identified themselves as Croats.
Croats in Vojvodina Raise Over €50,000 in Aid for Earthquake Victims in Croatia
ZAGREB, 29 January, 2021 - The Catholic churches in the Subotica diocese in the northern Serbian province of Vojvodina have raised about €40,000 in aid for earthquake-devastated areas of central Croatia, and another €11,000 has been raised through the Croatian National Council.
The Bishop of Subotica, Slavko Večerin, said in his message to the faithful that a sum of €40,108 would be presented to the Sisak Diocesan Caritas. The fund-raising campaign began on 10 January.
The Croatian National Council in Serbia, acting in cooperation with the Democratic Alliance of Croats in Vojvodina (DSHV), has raised about €11,000 since 30 December and will continue the fund-raising campaign.
A magnitude 6.2 earthquake struck the Banovina region of central Croatia on 29 December 2020, killing seven people and causing extensive damage to property.
Rijeka and Serbia's Vojvodina Sign Cooperation Agreement
ZAGREB, October 5, 2019 - The Chamber of Commerce of the northern Serbian province of Vojvodina and the County Chamber of Commerce of the northern Croatian coastal city of Rijeka signed a cooperation agreement in Novi Sad on Friday, Vojvodina television said.
The agreement was signed at the 52nd International Tourism Fair by the president of the Chamber of Commerce of Vojvodina, Boško Vučurević, and the president of the County Chamber of Commerce of Rijeka, Vidoje Vujić.
"The agreement aims to improve cooperation in the economic area, with emphasis on food, wine and health tourism," Vučurević said, adding that the two chambers would intensify their cooperation in the coming period.
He announced joint efforts by the chambers of commerce of Vojvodina and Rijeka and the Hungarian association of towns to boost health and spa tourism.
Vujić said that Rijeka would be the European Capital of Culture in 2020 and Novi Sad in 2021.
"Novi Sad and Rijeka are twin cities. We have intense cooperation with many scientists, every year we exchange several business delegations, and we think the time has come for the two chambers to provide greater logistical support and pave the way for cooperation. The closer the cooperation between businesses, the better it will be for science, culture, education and everyone else," Vujić said.
He particularly highlighted the potential of hunting tourism and agriculture and the need to preserve villages and develop rural areas, citing traditional farms in Vojvodina as an example of good practice.
More Rijeka news can be found in the Lifestyle section.
Football Game Between Croatian and Serbian Minorities to be held in Vojvodina
In the village of Tavankut, near the city of Subotica in the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina in Serbia, a football match will be played between the Serbian minorities of Croatia and the Croatian minorities of Serbia, said the president of the Association of Croatian Minorities in Serbia, Petar Kuntić, on Thursday, reports Gol.hr on May 2, 2019. The game will be played on June 15, 2019.
The meeting, with the full support of the Croatian and Serbian Football Federations, is organized by the Croatian National Council (HNV), the Joint Council of Municipalities and the Serbian National Council in Croatia, and details of the meeting were recently agreed in Belgrade at the headquarters of the Football Federation of Serbia.
"Holding this football match will also be a chance for the political representatives of Croats in Serbia and Serbians in Croatia to meet, with the goal being their cooperation in the field of sport, in order to create better relations between the two countries. By doing it this way, we believe, it will show that members of both national minorities want to be a true bridge of cooperation and give their contribution to further progress of relations between Serbia and Croatia," said the leadership of the Croatian minority in Serbia.
Negotiations for the match were held in Belgrade and were conducted on behalf of the Croatian minority by President of the Democratic Alliance of Croats in Vojvodina, Tomislav Žigmanov, HNV Councilor Ivan Budimčević, and Petar Kuntić.
The game between the two minorities will be played exactly three years after the first match in Vukovar when the Croats from Vojvodina won 4:0.
Representatives of Serbian and Croatian Minorities are expected to attend the football meeting, including SDSS President Milorad Pupovac.
To read more about sport in Croatia, follow TCN's dedicated page.
Croats in Vojvodina Worried About Hate Speech in Serbian Media
The Democratic Alliance of Croats in Vojvodina expressed its concern over the status of Croats in the Serbia's province.


Laura Dern's Enlightened is given a second season by HBO despite poor ratings.
HBO has renewed Enlightened for a second season.
The Laura Dern comedy series, written and produced by Mike White, has received much critical acclaim since premiering in October.
However, the recommission has been a surprise to some after it only appealed to small audiences across its ten-part run.
The 30-minute sitcom was last week handed a Golden Globes nomination for 'Best Television Series'.
Jurassic Park actress Dern also received a nod for her performance as the self-destructive Amy Jellicoe, who has a spiritual awakening after suffering a nervous breakdown.
Sky Atlantic is currently screening the show in the UK on Tuesdays at 10pm.
> Enlightened star Laura Dern: "God bless nannies"


Next gen is coming and rumors and possible leaks are going to be increased exponentially as we reach the official unveil of new machines.
The pad would have a touch screen, a USB-Type to be charged or connected and the appearance denote that is have been built with better compounds. Seems solid, not cheap.
Take this as a rumor.


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Q: python3 looping a list with 1 variable at a time still learning python, so I apologize if this question is sloppy.
I am familiar with loops, and looping through a file. However, I have not found the correct referance to looping a file, storing the variable and calling that variable into another function, and maintain the increment.
Using pyautogui and pywinauto.
Written form:
get names.txt file with list of 20 or so names (the list changes so keeping track of line count seems reasonable)
Split the text of the file for parsing.

in example:
setup of name.txt file.
Mark
James
Sam
Steve

.
def do(name):
# open and read file
fname = 'names.txt'
for name in (open(fname, "r")).readlines():
    print("Found: " + name)
    more(name)

Output:
['Mark', 'James', 'Sam', 'Steve]
def more(name):
    pyautogui.moveT0(600,511)
    pyautogui.click()
    pyautogui.typewrite(a[0])
    pyautogui.moveTo(699,412)
    pyautogui.press("enter")
    confirm(name)

def confirm(name)
    pic = pyscreenshot.grab(bbox=(8,11,211,728))
    f = "images/active"
    g = "images/go"
    pic.save(f + a + ".png")
    pic.save(g + ".png")
    b = Image.open("images/go.png"
    text = image_to_search(b, lang='eng')
    if text == name:
        print("Success")
    else:
        print("Mismatch")

This is the part where the function will end and start back at the top of the program increment our digit and applying the next name for searching. The confirm program (already completed) takes an image of the search field and passes the text. If the name is equal to the name in the list (a[0]) then we move onto the next name.
Bringing up another question of how to "call a variable from a function"?
Thanks a lot!

A: First off, your code is rife with indentation, syntactical and logcial errors, you have to fix those before you apply the below
def file_stuff(a, fname):
    for name in (open(fname, "r")).readlines():
        print ("Found: " + name)
        gui_stuff(name)

def gui_stuff(name):
    pyautogui.moveT0(600,511)
    pyautogui.click()
    pyautogui.typewrite(name) # ATTENTION, please confirm if this is how the typewriter fn works. you are only printing the first char
    pyautogui.moveTo(699,412)
    pyautogui.press("enter")
    confirm(name)

Please fix the if-else indentation in your confirm function, and other dangling indentation references in your code


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HOME: News > Students' bright ideas fuel fundraising for school lunches in Nepal
Students' bright ideas fuel fundraising for school lunches in Nepal
A group of Auckland primary students is challenging other children to join them in raising money to pay for 100,000 lunches for an earthquake-struck school in Nepal, which is still struggling to recover from the 2015 earthquake that devastated the mountainous country.
Toys and vegetables are prepared for sale by Sasha Smirnova, Emily Bell, Katie Warman and Leah Toohey.
The CareKids students from Murrays Bay Primary are fundraising for Rangjung Yeshe Shenpen School Meal Programme in Kathmandu, using ideas they came up with themselves.
They have already exceeded their target to pay for 1,000 lunches and have raised over $1,500 for meals for children from poor families as the school can't afford food for all its students.
Leah Toohey donated her 'tooth fairy' money to buy schools lunches in Nepal, now other children are doing the same.
The project is also providing learning opportunities, as the Auckland students are developing skills in problem solving, planning, creative thinking, facing and meeting challenges, working collaboratively, negotiating and showing empathy.
Since the earthquake killed 9,000 people, much of the damage has gone unrepaired and the effects still linger in places like Kathmandu, including job losses that have affected many families already living in poverty. The quake destroyed the homes of 200,000 people, many of whom are still living in tents.
Shenpen School's Meal Programme is run by a non-profit social work organisation, Rangjung Yeshe Shenpen. It needs 250 lunches per day at the school, and currently can only afford to provide 100, so many of the students go hungry.
Kids helping other kids
Ethan Shan, Marcus and Ryan Yang pick organic vegetables to sell at the stall.
Margaret O'Sullivan is the owner and director of CareKids facility which provides pre- and after-school services for Murrays Bay School. She found out about the Nepalese school children's plight via a friend's postings on social media.
Her friend Stephen Black has done extensive aid work in Nepal, coordinating help to families. He was there when the disaster struck and stayed to help with relief work.
He is currently raising money on Givealittle and the appeal has so far raised over $14,000. Immediately after the quake, he raised nearly $20,000 through family and friends to directly provide housing materials, medical supplies, and financial support.
Sasha Smirnova gave her pocket money to the fundraiser.
"I brought the Givealittle fundraiser back to life as a massive need still remains and seeing the benefits it could bring to hundreds if not thousands of people."
Margaret says, "We strongly support 'kids' voice' in everything we do and I thought it would be good for our children to look at the problem and come up with ideas for fundraising, which they have done."
The list of ideas was very long, and creative. One was for parents to go without coffee for one day, and put the money saved towards the fundraising effort. They've also cooked and sold donuts and cakes, sold vegetables from their organic garden, sold second-hand goods at a stall, held a cultural day, and sponsored a walkathon.
Margaret says that the children also used maths in the project, calculating what the costs of the lunches were, and how much needed to be raised.
"Then they came up with ideas of how to raise even more by getting more children involved, and have now put up a challenge for other schools to join in.
Children eating lunch at the Shenpen School in Kathmandu, Nepal.
"Our target is to get 100 schools on board, to raise enough money for 100,000 lunches." The lunches cost 50 cents per person.
"It's about kids helping other kids and it's all child-led. One of the learnings they are taking from this is that an initiative does not have to be led by adults – they can do it themselves, and succeed in helping other people," Margaret says.
The children have really got behind it in all sorts of amazing ways, she says. "If they have a gold coin in their pocket, they will donate that to the fund, and one of our five-year-olds has donated money she got from the Tooth Fairy. Another has given her pocket money. Others made donuts, which their parents took to work and sold."
School Principal Ken Ward says the project is a great way for the children to connect with the world and apply learning in a real life context.
Stephen Black has been helping coordinate aid for communities in Nepal since the earthquake in 2015.
"What's been achieved so far is a great starting point, and the school will be supporting it by encouraging other students to join in. It's about giving back to the community and paying it forward," he says.
Close ties have been developed between the children at the 2 schools, and the Shenpen children are in the process of writing cards of appreciation to express their thanks. "It is great that there's dialogue and there will be ongoing connection," Margaret says.
Donations can be made on the Nepal One Hundred Thousand Lunches Givealittle page
Find out more about the Shenpen School meals programme
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The Australian Youth Mentoring Benchmarks were created in 2000 to provide a standard for all mentoring programs in order to have a strong, successful and sustainable program. The Australian Youth Mentoring Network encourages all mentoring programs to achieve these standards through the sharing of resources, professional development and collegial networking. The Benchmarks were reviewed in 2007 and again in 2012.


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Explore Freedom » Daily Articles » Langdon, Stark, Bennington, and the Triumph of a Private Army, Part 2
Langdon, Stark, Bennington, and the Triumph of a Private Army, Part 2
by Scott McPherson
At the end of June, Burgoyne struck south with more than 7,000 men: 3,700 British regulars, 3,000 German mercenaries, 470 artillerymen, 400 Indians, and approximately 250 Canadian and American loyalists, and with the optimistic hope of gaining more Indian and loyalist troops as they went. As his forces approached the fort at Crown Point — which they took without a fight on June 27 — he issued a pronouncement to his troops that read in part, "This army must not retreat."
At first, it was the Americans who did the retreating, from Fort Ticonderoga and Fort Independence, and then Fort Anne; Fort Edwards was captured on July 30. These early successes, some of which were hard won, earned the Englishman promotion to lieutenant general. But they also brought about a false sense of the extent of his success. Writing to Sam Adams on July 27, 1777, Richard Henry Lee said,
The success of Burgoyne thus far, I own I did expect, if he made the attempt…. But I am also inclined to think that if our Cards are well plaid, it may prove his ruin. There is nothing so delusive as prosperity, and I take Burgoyne's mind to be one of those most likely to be injured by its impressions; he may therefore be hurried into some fatal mistake provided we are ready to profit from his errors.
Burgoyne's most important mistake, perhaps, was his under-estimation of the reaction of New Englanders to his invasion. Such names as "Crown Point" and "Ticonderoga" were important — almost mythical — to New Englanders. Originally the site of a French fort, Crown Point was burned by their retreating forces in 1759. Rebuilt by the British, and perhaps the largest British fort in colonial America at that time, it became the central hub of military operations in an area where many New England militiamen had served during the French and Indian War. In 1757, 1,800 Massachusetts militiamen were raised, the first to serve under British officers, and many of those men were stationed at Fort Edward.
Fort Ticonderoga's fall, probably more than any other, galvanized New Englanders into action. The fort was first famous for a major and bloody defeat of British and New England forces there in 1758 against the French under the Marquis de Montcalm. Massachusetts raised approximately 7,000 militiamen that year, and most of them served under the British general James Abercromby at Ticonderoga. With a total of about 12,000 men, Abercromby assaulted the fort, held by approximately 3,000 defenders, on July 8. According to Fred Anderson in A People's Army: Massachusetts Soldiers & Society in the Seven Years' War,
Nearly five hundred of them never returned from the series of frontal assaults Abercromby launched against the French field works…. At the end of that botched and brutal day, Abercromby ordered a withdrawal that soon became a pell-mell retreat…. Anglo-American morale was shattered…. Montcalm's successful defense of Ticonderoga was the last significant French victory of the war.
Ticonderoga also held more recent significance to the New Englanders. The story of Ethan Allen's "Green Mountain Boys" — a rowdy bunch of Vermont militiamen — is part of American folklore. They took the fort virtually without a fight on May 10, 1775, and Crown Point the next day. They captured 100 cannon and ammunition from Ticonderoga. George Washington's chief artillery officer, Henry Knox, would accomplish the amazing feat of transporting those cannon across 300 miles of countryside to take part in the siege of Boston.
The fall of these important American forts sent panic through New England. While it would be Gen. Horatio Gates, commander of the Northern Department of the Continental Army, to whom Burgoyne would eventually surrender in mid October, the role played by two prominent New Hampshire citizens, and the actions they took in July and August 1777 in response to Burgoyne's invasion, would play an inestimable part in the defeat of an entire British army.
John Langdon
Long before the American Revolution, the name "John Langdon" was well known in New England. The Langdon family had emigrated from Cornwall to the Piscataqua region of New Hampshire in the mid 1700s. By age 22, John was captain of a cargo ship and within a few years had become a merchant with his own fleet of vessels carrying slaves, crops, and manufactured goods. By 1770, he and his brother, Woodbury Langdon, were among the wealthiest citizens in Portsmouth, the colonial capital.
When colonists in the area learned from Paul Revere that British troops were on their way north to reinforce Fort William and Mary at the mouth of the Piscataqua River, they acted swiftly. Led by the 33-year-old Langdon and John Sullivan (later a general in the Continental Army), a large group of Portsmouth, Rye, and New Castle militiamen raided the fort on the night of December 14, 1774 — four months before shots were fired at Lexington and Concord — and seized all of the gunpowder. Spiriting it upriver on transport boats called gundalows, this powder was kept hidden from British authorities and was later sent to Boston for use in the siege.
Langdon served as a representative from New Hampshire in the First Continental Congress but resigned in June 1776 to return to Portsmouth to oversee the construction of three warships at his own shipyard, one of which, the Ranger, was captained by John Paul Jones, also a Portsmouth resident at the time.
John Langdon was a man who put his money where his mouth was. He always had an eye towards turning a profit, and outfitting privateers at his own expense proved a lucrative investment.
Another investment, however, he made in the hope of return only in the form of glory. With Burgoyne's army marching south down the Hudson River Valley, Langdon used his own capital to fund a large expedition of soldiers who wanted nothing more than to march 300 miles from the tranquil seacoast of New Hampshire to take a good, honest crack at the British and check their advance toward Albany. Another prominent New Hampshire citizen would step forward to help him.
John Stark
John Stark was born on August 28, 1728, in Londonderry, New Hampshire. The Starks were of Scotch-Irish descent; John's father, Archibald, emigrated from Scotland to Ulster, in the north of Ireland, as a child, and married Eleanor Nichols in 1714. Facing tough economic times, drought, and smallpox in Ireland, the pair set off for Boston with their three children in 1720. All three children died at sea.
Archibald and Eleanor started over again in the New World. Moving to New Hampshire, they joined a frontier community with a population of just 9,000 souls. Facing the threat of French and Indian invaders and the hazards of hacking life from an unforgiving wilderness, the pair prospered in a booming economy based on agriculture and timber. Within 20 years of their arrival, the population of New Hampshire had doubled. Archibald and Eleanor contributed to that explosion with eight more children of their own, four daughters and four sons. Initially a farmer and carpenter, Archibald would also invest in land and later distill turpentine made from pine trees.
In John Stark: Maverick General, author Ben Rose writes, "Little is known about John Stark's childhood upbringing, education and other dimensions of family," but "growing up in the wilderness," he was no doubt "taught early how to load and fire a rifle, and there is every indication Stark became proficient in the use of firearms." This education served him well when, during the French and Indian War, he fought with Rogers's Rangers, taking part in the battle at Fort Ticonderoga in 1758. During the war he married Elizabeth Page, whom he later nicknamed "Molly."
After the war, John received a grant of 100 acres from the town of Starkstown to build a sawmill, with the proviso that the mill be operational within one year. Stark had a 50 percent share, and soon grew it into a thriving timber business; over time he invested in more land, and became a successful farmer. John and Molly would have a total of 11 children.
Like so many other Americans, the Starks were outraged at attempts by the British government to expand their control over the colonies in the 1760s and 1770s. Stark served on the New Hampshire Committee of Safety, but when tensions exploded into violence at Lexington and Concord he set off to take part in the siege of Boston, receiving a commission of lieutenant colonel from Artemas Ward, "commander in chief" of the Massachusetts Militia. "Within a week," writes Rose, "John Stark raised a regiment of over eight hundred soldiers, more than half of whom rode from New Hampshire to join him."
During the siege, Stark led the New Hampshire militia at the "Battle of Bunker Hill," on June 17, 1775, using powder seized at Fort William and Mary by Langdon a few months earlier. Stark's leadership at the battle is legendary: he delivered crippling volleys against advancing British soldiers and successfully held the line until his soldiers literally ran out of ammunition.
A fiercely proud and independent man, Stark had frequent run-ins with other officers and liberally cast aspersions on the "pack of damned tories at the head of the Congress." Such conflicts made him few friends, and, feeling slighted by the New Hampshire legislature's promotion of Enoch Poor and Benjamin Lincoln, rather than himself, to the rank of brigadier general, he resigned his post on March 22, 1777, after almost two years of service. "I have as far as in me lay Endeavored to prevent my country from being Ravaged and Enslaved by our cruel and unnatural Enemies," he wrote in his resignation letter. Before the year was over, he would once more take up arms against a ravaging enemy, but this time on his own terms.
This article originally appeared in the September 2009 edition of Freedom Daily.
This post was written by: Scott McPherson
Scott McPherson is a policy adviser at the Future of Freedom Foundation, and author of Freedom and Security: The Second Amendment and the Right to Keep and Bear Arms. An advocate of the Free State Project, he lives in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.


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HomeCALGARYToilet talk: LRT public washroom question raised at Calgary city council
Toilet talk: LRT public washroom question raised at Calgary city council
Coun. Chahal raises question of accessible public washrooms at some Calgary Transit LRT stations
Tuscany LRT station in northwest Calgary. LIVEWIRE CALGARY FILE PHOTO
Calgary Transit is aware there may be a need for public washrooms at LRT stations around the city, but there's a cost of between $10 to $15 per use.
In Question Period during Monday's Calgary city council meeting, Coun. George Chahal raised the issue, citing a group of city seniors that have put together a petition asking for more public facilities along the LRT routes.
Chahal also referenced a project for a Tuscany LRT station washroom, a pilot project for a porta-potty at park in his ward, and a washroom at the Saddletowne LRT station that's used by Calgary Transit operators.
Doug Morgan, Director of Calgary Transit, said the upfront capital cost for the Tuscany automated public toilet was $400,000 – primarily to build the appropriate pad and connect it to sewer, water and power. Annual maintenance costs are between $30,000 to $50,000 and the toilet is used between 10 and 15 times a day, Morgan said.
"The reason and the rationale for the Tuscany location is just there's not a lot of facilities around the Tuscany station – public washrooms or private establishments that customers could use," Morgan said.
"So certainly we're aware of the needs, especially within aging populations, of having facilities close."
Morgan said they're cognizant of potential security they could provide and the operating costs, especially at $10 to $15 per use.
"And given our focus on providing good service, that's not a service we've invested in quite yet," Morgan said.
Partnerships for public washrooms?
Chahal asked if there are ways to engage the private sector to help open up services like this at Calgary Transit LRT stations.
Morgan said they're regularly engaged with the private sector.
"We're always in contact with the private sector, focusing a lot of times on our staff to make sure that at points where they might need facilities, they have access to it," Morgan said.
"So certainly we can open that to discussion, maybe a partnership with the private sector to offer those facilities for transit customers."
In Edmonton, eight of their LRT stations have accessible public washrooms.
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French law creates a new incentive for companies granting Restricted Stock Units or Performance Shares to all their employees in France.
The French Commercial Code provides that companies may grant RSUs or Performance Shares to their employees and corporate officers of up to 10% of their share capital. Since the introduction of a new law dated 29 March 2014, this percentage has increased to up to 30% for companies, listed and unlisted, which grant such type of awards to all their employees. Where grants are made only for the benefit of certain categories of employees, the limit remains at 10% of the share capital for listed companies and at 15% for unlisted companies.
The same law limits the maximum difference between the number of grants made to employees to a ratio of 1 to 5. For example, if the number of RSUs granted to one employee is 100, no other employee may receive more than 500 RSUs. As is usual, no explanatory comments were issued on these provisions at the time, and some questions remain.
Although these provisions came into force on 2nd of April 2014, it remains unclear whether the cap relating to the differing level of grants mentioned above applies to all grants or only to grants in plans where all employees participate. It is also not clear if it applies in respect of all awards from successive grants, although Parliamentary discussions indicate that the provision will only apply in the case of plans where all employees are eligible to participate and without regard to previous grants under the same or any other plan.
For further information or to discuss any of the issues raised, please contact Stéphanie Le Men-Tenailleau on +33 1 42 56 38 45 at Lexcom Avocats - http://www.lexcom-lawfirm.com.


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What is Metropolitan Area Network (MAN)? - Definition
by Dinesh Thakur
The MAN network (Metropolitan Area Network) is a high-speed network (broadband) that covers larger geographic area such as city (tens of kilometers) or districts than local area network (LAN) but smaller than wide area network (WAN) and providing the ability to integrate multiple services through the transmission of data, voice, and video, on transmission media such as copper, fiber optics, and microwaves.
The term is applied to the single network such as a cable television network, or it can be a way of connecting a certain number of LANs in a more extensive network so that resources can share from LAN to LAN and from device to device. For example, a company can use a MAN to connect the LANs of all its offices scattered around the city. Local libraries and government agencies often use a MAN to connect to citizens and private industries. It may also connect MANs within a larger area than LAN. The geographical limit of a MAN may span a city.
WAN - Wide Area Network (WAN) - Difference between WAN and LAN
WAN is the acronym for, Wide Area Network and refers to a network used to connect different equipments from remote areas. This technology connects sites that are in diverse locations. Wide Area Networks (WANs) connect larger geographic area, such as New York, Canada, or the world. The geographical limit of WAN is unlimited. Dedicated transoceanic cabling or satellite uplinks may be used to connect this type of network. Hence, a WAN may be defined as a data communications network that covers a relatively broad geographic area to connect LANs together between different cities with the help of transmission facilities provided by common carriers, such as telephone companies. WAN technologies function at the lower three layers.
What is LAN (Local Area Network) | Definition of LAN
what is lan: It is a privately-owned network and stands for local area network. A network is a group of computers and other devices connected so they can pass information back and forth. The local area network (LAN) is a network which is designed to operate over a small physical area such as an office, factory or a group of buildings up to a few kilometers in size. LANs very widely used in a variety of computers to share resources (e.g., printers) and exchange information.
What is a Distributed Computing System? - Definition
A Distributed computing is a model of computation that is firmly related to Distributed Systems, refers to as multiple computer systems located at different places linked together over a network and use to solve higher level computation without having to use an expensive supercomputer. Distributed system is called, When collection of various computers seems a single coherent system to its client, then it is called distributed system.
Computer Network Components
In general, a computer network composed of one or more servers, workstations, network interface cards, active and passive hub, routers, bridges, gateways, modem, software components like network operating systems, and other application software. The following components widely used for the construction of networks.
What is protocol? and its types - Definition
Protocol Definition: It is a digital language through which we communicate with others on the Internet. protocol meaning is that it a set of mutually accepted and implemented rules at both ends of the communications channel for the proper exchange of information. By adopting these rules, two devices can communicate with each other and can interchange information. We can't even think of using the Internet without Protocols. Each protocol is defined in different terms and different use with unique name. Message travel from sender to reciever via a medium (The medium is the physical path over which a message travels) using a protocol.
Difference Between Analog and Digital Signal | Difference and Comparison
Transmission is the method by which computer networks send electrical signals. Data communication is concerned with the process of exchanging data electronically between two communication devices. In a local area network, all communication functions performed through direct cables. Computers located far away are connected through a particular form of the data communication link. The existing telephone or telegraphic network may also use for connecting computers located at remote locations.
What is a Communication Network? Network Effectiveness Criteria
A network is a set of computers connected through a transmission medium, to transmit and receive information from other computers in the network. You can also define a network as a set of devices (often called nodes) connected by links from a physical medium. A node can be a computer, a printer, or any other device capable of sending and receiving data generated by other nodes of the network. The links connected to the devices, often referred to as communication channels.
IEEE 802.11: WIRELESS LAN
We are talking of Wireless LAN (WLAN) that is to say, "Wireless LAN", not to be confused with WAN course. Also referred Radio LAN (WLAN) if the communication medium is the radio (not light infrared for example).The stations of the wireless network can communicate directly with each other, we called Ad Hoc network type, or via relay terminals called APs (Access Points, PA) then it is an infrastructure network. the second type is by far the most common in business.
100Base T - What is 100Base T (Fast Ethernet)? Type of 100Base T
Fast Ethernet is based on twisted pair and fiber-optic media systems, and provide high-speed network channels for use in the backbone systems. Fast Ethernet standard uses a particular protocol called auto-negotiation protocol that allows multi-speed Ethernet interfaces to be built. This section deals with 100BaseT.
To speed up the original Ethernet system to 100 Mbps, keeping the original CSMA/CD medium access control mechanism as it is. This approach is called 100Base-T Fast Ethernet. 100BaseT is the IEEE specification for the 100Mbps Ethernet implementation over Unshielded Twisted-Pair (UTP) and Shielded Twisted-Pair (STP) cabling.
10 Base 5 - What is 10Base5 (Thick Net/Yellow Ethernet)?
This uses traditional thick baseband coaxial cable in bus topology to connect multiple computers as shown. This single transmission line is called a segment. A coaxial cable 10 mm in diameter, known as a thick coaxial cable is used as a transmission line. A terminator is connected at each end of the cable. Note that proper data communication cannot be assured even if one of these terminators is missing or not properly connected.
What is Data-Link layer? - Definition
Data link layer is the second layer in OSI reference model and lies above the physical layer. The physical layer provides only a raw bitstream service between computers. The data link layer provides data reliability and provides tools to establish, maintain, and release data link connections among the network nodes.
What is the Network Layer? - Definition
The function of the network layer is to provide an end-to-end communication capability to the transport layer, which lies above it as shown in Figure. The OSI reference model specifies that the transport layer need not know the method by which the network layer performs communications.
Classification of Computer Networks
A computer network can be classified into different categories. Different criteria are used to classify computer networks. Following are the criteria widely used.
What is a Wireless Access Point (WAP)? - Advantages and Disadvantages
The access point (abbreviated AP or WAP (for wireless access point)), is a networking hardware device, such as a wireless router, that transmits and receives data (sometimes referred to as a transceiver) and also can serve as the bridge between the WAP device and a wired LAN (Local Area Network), which facilitates connectivity between nearby wireless clients. A WAP (also known as a hotspot) acts as a central transmitter and receiver of wireless radio signals.
What is Ethernet? - Definition
Definition: Ethernet (pronounced "eether net") is a computer network technology which is used in different area networks like LAN, MAN, WAN. Ethernet connecting computers together with cable so the computers can share information. Within each main branch of the network, "Ethernet" can connect up to 1,024 personal computers and workstations.
What is Hub | Definition of Hub | Meaning of Hub
What is Hub: Another name of Hub is Ethernet Hub, Repeater Hub, Active Hub and Network Hub. Basically, it is a similar to switch but are not as "smart",
Hub Definition and Meaning
hub in computer network is used for connecting multiple computers or segments of a LAN. Normally, it is used for Peer to Peer small Home Network. LAN Hub receive data packets (frames) through one port and broadcasts them through all other ports, so that all other computers or other network devices can see all packets.
What is Server? What is Difference between Network Server and dedicated server.
Server: A server is a computer program or device in the network that provides resources, data, services, or programs to the client computer such as login requests processing, files access and storage, internet access, printing access and many other types of services. This architecture is called the client-server model. Servers are often referred to as dedicated.
What is a Storage Area Network (SAN)? - Definition
Definition: Storage area network is abbreviated as SAN. SAN is a network which is designed to attach computer storage devices such as disk array controllers and tape libraries to servers. SAN network can be accessed by multiple computers. It is a secure and high-speed data network. It is also known as SAN storage, SAN network, etc.
We assemble the storage area network by using three principal components:
• Cabling
• Host bus adapters
• Switches
We attach the switches to storage arrays and servers. Generally, all storage arrays were hard disk drives but nowadays flash solid-state drives are used.
A storage area network is most commonly used for:
• For improving the availability of applications
• For enhancing the performance of applications like off-loading storage functions.
• For increasing the utilization of storage and its effectiveness which include consolidating storage resources, tiered storage, etc.
• For improving security and data protection
• For organizing Business Continuity Management activities.
Types of SAN (Storage area network)
The most commonly used SAN protocols are as follows:
• Fibre Channel Protocol (FCP): it is the most widely used SAN protocol. It makes use of Fibre Channel transport protocol which is embedded with the SCSI commands. This protocol is deployed in 70 to 80% of the total SAN market.
• Internet Small Computer System Interface: It is the another most common type of SAN protocol which is used in the SAN market. It is deployed in 10 to 15% of the total SAN market. This protocol encapsulates with the SCSI command inside an Ethernet frame. It also makes use of an IP Ethernet network for transport purpose.
• Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE): it is deployed in less than 5% of the SAN market. It is somewhere similar to iSCSI as it also encapsulated with SCSI command inside an Ethernet frame.
Similarly, it also makes use of IP Ethernet network for transport.
• Non-Volatile Memory Express over Fibre Channel (FC-NVMe): it is an interface protocol. We make use of this protocol for accessing the flash storage. We can access this flash storage via PCI Express (PCIe) bus. It supports tens of thousands of parallel queues. Each queue can help tens of thousands of concurrent commands.
SAN Use Cases
We deploy the storage area network in support of business-critical, performance-sensitive applications which are illustrated as below:
• Oracle databases: Oracle databases are business-critical. It requires high performance and availability.
• Large virtualization deployments using VMware, KVM, or Microsoft Hyper-V: This kind of environments extend to thousands of virtual machines. These machines run a broad range of operating system and applications. It has different performance requirements. The large virtual environments may concentrate on many forms.
• SAP or other massive ERP or CRM environments: San architectures are ideal for customer resource management workloads and enterprise resource planning.
• Microsoft SQL server databases: MS SQL Server database similar to Oracle database stores the most valuable data of the enterprises. So, they also require high performance and availability.
• Large virtual desktop infrastructures (VDIs): it serves virtual desktops to large numbers. By doing the centralization of virtual desktops, the data protection and data security can be easily managed by the organizations.
Advantages of SAN
• Storage virtualization: In this, the capacity of the server is not linked to the single storage devices. Now we can make use of large and consolidated storage pools for software applications.
• High-speed disk technologies: we can consider FC (Fiber Channel) as an example for this. FC is a network that offers speed for retrieval of data is more than 5 Gbps. In this, we can directly transfer the data from the source device to the target device such that there is either decidedly less or no intervention of servers. Also, storage-to-storage data transfer is also available.
• Centralized backup: it contains advanced backup features which includes block level and incremental backups, streamline IT system administrator responsibilities, etc., In this, the backup of data is stored on local disks instead of multiple disks.
• Dynamic Failover Protection: it provides continuous network operation. Suppose if our system fails in between, or some other maintenance problem occurs due to which it enables built-in redundancy and automatic rerouting of traffic, even then our operation will work.
What is a Fiber Distributed Data Interface (FDDI)? - Definition
FDDI stands for Fiber Distributed Data Interface. It is a high-speed, high-bandwidth network based on optical transmissions. It is most often used as a network backbone, for connecting high-end computers (mainframes, minicomputers, and peripherals), and for LANs connecting high-performance engineering, graphics, and other workstations that demand a rapid transfer of large amounts of data. It can transport data at a rate of 100 Megabits per second and can support up to 500 stations on a single network. FDDI was designed to run through fiber cables, transmitting light pulses to convey information between stations, but it can also run on copper using electrical signals. It is relatively expensive to implement, although the mixing of fiber-optic with copper cabling can hold down the cost.


It was blockbuster quarter for FCPA enforcement, and April was one of the busiest months on record.
The former hedge fund executive who pleaded guilty nine years ago to conspiracy to violate the FCPA was sentenced Wednesday to time he aleady served in jail.
The Swiss lawyer who pleaded guilty in 2004 to helping move money used to bribe officials in Viktor Kozeny's Azeri privatization scheme was sentenced in New York on Wednesday to the time he already served in jail.
Clayton Lewis, the hedge fund partner who invested and lost $126 million in Viktor Kozeny's Azeri privatization scheme, won't be sentenced until at least April, according to an order issued this month by the judge hearing his case.
A hedge fund partner who pleaded guilty to conspiracy to violate the FCPA in connection with Viktor Kozeny's Azeri privatization scheme is now scheduled to be sentenced next year on February 27.
The U.K. Privy Council ruled yesterday that Viktor Kozeny, the accused mastermind in a huge 1990's bribery scheme in Azerbaijan, can't be extradited from the Bahamas to the United States to face FCPA charges.
He was arrested in the Bahamas at the request of the U.S. government in October 2005 and held in prison until granted bail in April 2007.
In 2010, he won an appellate decision to block his extradition. The Bahamas government appealed that decision to the London-based Privy Council.
The Privy Council's unanimous ruling said Kozeny's alleged bribery didn't break any laws in the Bahamas. Therefore the courts there had no jurisdiction to order his extradition.
For some British Commonwealth members including the Bahamas, the Privy Council is the final court of appeal.
Kozeny was indicted by a federal grand jury in Manhattan in May 2005 for a plot to bribe Azeri leaders to gain control of the state oil company. His co-defendant, Frederic Bourke, was convicted in 2009 of conspiracy to violate the FCPA and lying to FBI agents. Bourke was sentenced to a year and a day in prison.
Bourke lost his first appeal to overturn his conviction and separately was denied a new trial. He asked a fuller panel of the appeals court to rehear his argument. He's out on bail while the appeal is pending.
Two potential witnesses against Kozeny who pleaded guilty in the case were waiting for his extradition.
Clayton Lewis was a partner in Omega Advisors, Inc., a hedge fund that invested and lost about $126 million in Kozeny's Azeri privatization scheme. Lewis, prosecutors said, knew Kozeny planned to pay bribes but went ahead with the investment anyway. He was arrested in 2003 and two years later pleaded guilty to conspiracy to violate the FCPA.
Hans Bodmer -- a Swiss lawyer who worked for Kozeny and was another potential witness against him -- pleaded guilty in October 2004 to conspiracy to launder money.
The DOJ repeatedly asked the court to delay their sentencing until Kozeny could be brought to trial in federal court in New York City. Bodmer and Lewis would have earned sentencing credit for their testimony. Both appeared as cooperating witnesses for the prosecution at Frederic Bourke's trial.
Lewis faces up to five years in prison. Bodmer could be jailed for up to ten years. The DOJ allowed him to live in Switzerland after his guilty plea and cooperation deal.
Kozeny still faces other charges and could be arrested if he leaves the Bahamas.
Clayton Lewis -- who pleaded guilty in 2005 to conspiracy to violate the FCPA and launder money -- will wait until at least next February to be sentenced.
The DOJ said the Bahamas government is hopeful that the Privy Council will hear and decide Viktor Kozeny's extradition case this year.
The Swiss lawyer who helped FCPA fugitive Viktor Kozeny move money and provided key testimony against Frederic Bourke is still waiting to be sentenced more than six years after pleading guilty.
More than five years after pleading guilty, Clayton Lewis is still waiting to be sentenced. And that's the way the government wants it.
Let's update the list of individuals waiting to be sentenced for violating or conspiring to violate the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. Since October, Frederic Bourke and William Jefferson have been sentenced and come off the list. Charles Jumet, Paul Novak, and Fernando Maya Basurto have entered guilty pleas are are added to it. Juan Diaz was to be sentenced on November 13 but the court reset his date. A reader also let us know that Si Chan Wooh, the former head of Schnitzer Steel's international subsidiary, who pleaded guilty in June 2007 to conspiracy to violate the FCPA, is scheduled to be sentenced next year in federal court in Oregon. So the list now stands at 18.
Fernando Maya Basurto -- no date given.
Joshua Cantor -- no date given.
Thomas Farrell -- no date given.
Clayton Lewis -- no date given.
Let us know if we're still missing anyone or if other sentencing dates have changed.
It is the eternal struggle between these two principles — right and wrong — throughout the world. They are the two principles that have stood face to face from the beginning of time; and will ever continue to struggle. The one is the common right of humanity, and the other the divine right of kings. It is the same principle in whatever shape it develops itself. It is the same spirit that says, "You toil and work and earn bread, and I'll eat it." No matter in what shape it comes, whether from the mouth of a king who seeks to bestride the people of his own nation and live by the fruit of their labor, or from one race of men as an apology for enslaving another race, it is the same tyrannical principle.
Viktor Kozeny, left, the promoter of a failed 1998 plot to take control of the Azeri state oil company during its privatization by bribing the country's leaders, has again asked a court in the Bahamas to block his extradition to the United States. The Czech-born fugitive appeared this week at a hearing to consider an appeal on behalf of U.S. authorities. They want to bring him back to face trial for conspiracy to violate the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. The appellate judges didn't say when they'll decide the case.
Kozeny, 46, has lived in the Bahamas for about ten years. He was arrested there at the request of the U.S. government in October 2005 and held in prison until granted bail in April 2007. Although a judge ordered his extradition, his lawyers were able to convince another judge to block it (here). The U.S. then pushed the case to the court of appeals.
Kozeny was indicted for the Azeri bribery plot by a federal grand jury in Manhattan in May 2005. His co-defendant, Frederic Bourke, was convicted in July of conspiracy to violate the FCPA and lying to FBI agents. Bourke was sentenced to a year and a day in prison. Others involved in the Azeri scheme have pleaded guilty. Waiting to be sentenced are Thomas Farrell, a director of one of Kozeny's companies, Kozeny's Swiss lawyer Hans Bodmer, and Clayton Lewis, a partner in Omega Advisors, Inc., a hedge fund that invested and lost about $126 million in the Azeri privatization. Kozeny was also indicted in 2003 in a New York state criminal case for stealing $182 million from investors, including Omega, AIG, and Bourke.
Kozeny's lawyer, Clive Nicholls QC, told the appellate court this week that his client shouldn't be extradited. The lawyer said Kozeny committed no crime under Bahamas law, which doesn't reach bribery between third-country nationals. According to a report in the local Tribune (here), Nicholls also said Kozeny was "not a U.S. resident or national at the time the alleged offences were committed and therefore is not subject to the U.S. jurisdiction. He further submitted that when the alleged offences were committed, the Bahamas had not signed onto the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) anti-bribery convention and also that the alleged offences occurred before the [Inter-American Convention Against Corruption (IACAC)] came into force."
In Kozeny's indictment, the United States said he was subject to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act because he acted as an agent for U.S.-based investors, known as "domestic concerns" in the FCPA, including Kozeny's own investment vehicle (15 U.S.C. § 78dd-2(h)(1)(A)).
Kozeny is the best-known FCPA fugitive. Bloomberg's David Glovin visited him last year in the Bahamas and wrote a great account of their meeting (here).


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City Exempts Realtors from Parking Laws
Apr 01, 2017 07:10AM ● By Mb News Staff
Editor's note: Thanks for playing along, everyone, and happy April Fool's Day! We're now accepting suggestions for next year's April 1 story!
Beginning today, realtors who display a new city-issued pass will be exempt from a wide range of parking restrictions.
For instance, parking in a red zone for "10 minutes or so max" to go show a house would not be a violation for cars sporting the new realtor parking permit.
Double parking with the hazard lights flashing would likewise be permitted, even though trying to sell a house is not, literally, a hazard. And a realtor who parks in a street sweeping zone during prohibited hours would not be cited.
New signage has begun to be placed around the city making the realtor exemption clear.
The Manhattan Beach City Council enacted the ordinance for realtor parking as a consent-calendar item six weeks ago, with the matter generating no debate or notice until the measure's effective date, April 1, neared.
Realtors have long argued that the city's tight parking supply in many parts of town makes it difficult to get to appointments and to show clients properties. Since they don't intend to use prohibited parking spaces for very long before moving on, members of the real estate community feel that they should not be punished for simply doing their jobs.
"This city earns $30 million a year from property taxes," said realtor Craig Mensch. "Who do you think generates that revenue? Real estate agents, that's who. So you have to let us work without constant harassment by all these meter maids."
Mona Little, considered by some to be a City Council gadfly for her constant requests for and reviews of city documents, along with her religious attendance and speaking out at council meetings, was the first person outside city government to discover the new policy. She only found it in a stack of paperwork Thursday. She told DigMB that she was taken aback by the ordinance once she read it.
"I did not realize at first what they were doing with this ordinance," Little said, "and of course there was no debate on it. It is a series of exemptions pasted into the city codes. But now I get it. And it was basically a huge giveaway by the outgoing council members to their realtor buddies."
Asked for an opinion on the exemption, however, Little said she supported it.
"OK, well, however this was approved," Little said, "it's good policy. I think we all appreciate what realtors do for our city. Several are my friends. So I'd say this was probably overdue."
Realtors won't be free to park at actual meters without paying, and won't be allowed to overstay in time-restricted zones, such as the 2-hour parking areas sprinkled around residential areas near downtown.
The purpose of the realtor parking exemption, according to the new city ordinance, is "to offer limited, unconventional parking options for the real estate community while conducting business vital to the city," in this case meaning selling houses.
Some residents just learning about the new policy are wondering why only realtors are being offered a parking-law exemption.
"You have to think about the moms and dads in our community, too," said Sheila Chafing, who has kids at MBMS and one of the elementary schools.
"Sometimes if you're late getting the kids to school, you don't have a choice but to park in the red, or maybe in the handicapped zone," said Chafing. "It's only a few minutes, but I've seen the police swoop in and issue huge tickets. It's not fair to our kids."
Realtors with school-age children, however, will no longer have any worries at dropoff.


ZY01	My pack at the campsite at East Marton before setting off to Malham.
Description This was a short and enjoyable walk, following river valleys from the campsite up into the beautiful village of Malham.
Condition I feel fine after this walk. I called in at a chemists in Cargrave on the way to Malham and got some anti-inflammatory cream for my back. I put some on at Malham YH and my back is getting *much* better - it is still slightly sore, but it no longer looks totally red raw. My feet and legs are both fine, giving my no trouble during the day.
Weather Today's weather was okay. There was not much sun and a fair amount of cloud, but the cloud never threatened to cause any rain. The temperature was about right as well, which made it a very nice day for a walk.
I got into Malham in plenty of time, and after calling in at the post office in order to post off some postcards and a film and some maps which are no longer needed I decided to have a restful afternoon.
Generally an easy half-days walking. There is absolutely nothing strenuous about this leg of the walk, and although the walk is along flat valley bottoms for most of its way it is still quite scenic.
I also decided to take the next day off as a rest day. There were two reasons for this; firstly to give my back a day to recover, and secondly because Sam had decided to give his foot another day to recover. His blister is actually quite impressive and unfortunately goes rather deep. he has also discovered the wonders of Compeed blister plasters, and is wearing one over his blister.
This makes a total distance of 9.2 miles, with 1007 feet of ascent and 846 feet of descent.


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#define __gen_nsIURIContentListener_h__

#ifndef __gen_nsISupports_h__
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#define NS_NO_VTABLE
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class nsIRequest; /* forward declaration */

class nsIStreamListener; /* forward declaration */

class nsIURI; /* forward declaration */

/* starting interface:    nsIURIContentListener */
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  /**
  * Gives the original content listener first crack at stopping a load before
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  *
  * @param aURI   URI that is being opened.
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  * @return       true if the load can continue;
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  /* boolean onStartURIOpen (in nsIURI aURI); */
  NS_IMETHOD OnStartURIOpen(nsIURI *aURI, PRBool *_retval) = 0;

  /**
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  * consuming the data stream.
  *
  * @param aContentType         Content type of the data.
  * @param aIsContentPreferred  Indicates whether the content should be
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  *                             data.  This causes a stream converted to be
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  *                             This argument can be nsnull if
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  NS_IMETHOD GetLoadCookie(nsISupports * *aLoadCookie) = 0;
  NS_IMETHOD SetLoadCookie(nsISupports * aLoadCookie) = 0;

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  NS_IMETHOD SetParentContentListener(nsIURIContentListener * aParentContentListener) = 0;

};

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#define NS_DECL_NSIURICONTENTLISTENER \
  NS_IMETHOD OnStartURIOpen(nsIURI *aURI, PRBool *_retval); \
  NS_IMETHOD DoContent(const char *aContentType, PRBool aIsContentPreferred, nsIRequest *aRequest, nsIStreamListener **aContentHandler, PRBool *_retval); \
  NS_IMETHOD IsPreferred(const char *aContentType, char **aDesiredContentType, PRBool *_retval); \
  NS_IMETHOD CanHandleContent(const char *aContentType, PRBool aIsContentPreferred, char **aDesiredContentType, PRBool *_retval); \
  NS_IMETHOD GetLoadCookie(nsISupports * *aLoadCookie); \
  NS_IMETHOD SetLoadCookie(nsISupports * aLoadCookie); \
  NS_IMETHOD GetParentContentListener(nsIURIContentListener * *aParentContentListener); \
  NS_IMETHOD SetParentContentListener(nsIURIContentListener * aParentContentListener);

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#define NS_FORWARD_NSIURICONTENTLISTENER(_to) \
  NS_IMETHOD OnStartURIOpen(nsIURI *aURI, PRBool *_retval) { return _to OnStartURIOpen(aURI, _retval); } \
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  NS_IMETHOD IsPreferred(const char *aContentType, char **aDesiredContentType, PRBool *_retval) { return _to IsPreferred(aContentType, aDesiredContentType, _retval); } \
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  NS_IMETHOD GetLoadCookie(nsISupports * *aLoadCookie) { return _to GetLoadCookie(aLoadCookie); } \
  NS_IMETHOD SetLoadCookie(nsISupports * aLoadCookie) { return _to SetLoadCookie(aLoadCookie); } \
  NS_IMETHOD GetParentContentListener(nsIURIContentListener * *aParentContentListener) { return _to GetParentContentListener(aParentContentListener); } \
  NS_IMETHOD SetParentContentListener(nsIURIContentListener * aParentContentListener) { return _to SetParentContentListener(aParentContentListener); }

/* Use this macro to declare functions that forward the behavior of this interface to another object in a safe way. */
#define NS_FORWARD_SAFE_NSIURICONTENTLISTENER(_to) \
  NS_IMETHOD OnStartURIOpen(nsIURI *aURI, PRBool *_retval) { return !_to ? NS_ERROR_NULL_POINTER : _to->OnStartURIOpen(aURI, _retval); } \
  NS_IMETHOD DoContent(const char *aContentType, PRBool aIsContentPreferred, nsIRequest *aRequest, nsIStreamListener **aContentHandler, PRBool *_retval) { return !_to ? NS_ERROR_NULL_POINTER : _to->DoContent(aContentType, aIsContentPreferred, aRequest, aContentHandler, _retval); } \
  NS_IMETHOD IsPreferred(const char *aContentType, char **aDesiredContentType, PRBool *_retval) { return !_to ? NS_ERROR_NULL_POINTER : _to->IsPreferred(aContentType, aDesiredContentType, _retval); } \
  NS_IMETHOD CanHandleContent(const char *aContentType, PRBool aIsContentPreferred, char **aDesiredContentType, PRBool *_retval) { return !_to ? NS_ERROR_NULL_POINTER : _to->CanHandleContent(aContentType, aIsContentPreferred, aDesiredContentType, _retval); } \
  NS_IMETHOD GetLoadCookie(nsISupports * *aLoadCookie) { return !_to ? NS_ERROR_NULL_POINTER : _to->GetLoadCookie(aLoadCookie); } \
  NS_IMETHOD SetLoadCookie(nsISupports * aLoadCookie) { return !_to ? NS_ERROR_NULL_POINTER : _to->SetLoadCookie(aLoadCookie); } \
  NS_IMETHOD GetParentContentListener(nsIURIContentListener * *aParentContentListener) { return !_to ? NS_ERROR_NULL_POINTER : _to->GetParentContentListener(aParentContentListener); } \
  NS_IMETHOD SetParentContentListener(nsIURIContentListener * aParentContentListener) { return !_to ? NS_ERROR_NULL_POINTER : _to->SetParentContentListener(aParentContentListener); }

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/* Header file */
class nsURIContentListener : public nsIURIContentListener
{
public:
  NS_DECL_ISUPPORTS
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NS_IMPL_ISUPPORTS1(nsURIContentListener, nsIURIContentListener)

nsURIContentListener::nsURIContentListener()
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nsURIContentListener::~nsURIContentListener()
{
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/* boolean onStartURIOpen (in nsIURI aURI); */
NS_IMETHODIMP nsURIContentListener::OnStartURIOpen(nsIURI *aURI, PRBool *_retval)
{
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}

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NS_IMETHODIMP nsURIContentListener::DoContent(const char *aContentType, PRBool aIsContentPreferred, nsIRequest *aRequest, nsIStreamListener **aContentHandler, PRBool *_retval)
{
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}

/* boolean isPreferred (in string aContentType, out string aDesiredContentType); */
NS_IMETHODIMP nsURIContentListener::IsPreferred(const char *aContentType, char **aDesiredContentType, PRBool *_retval)
{
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}

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NS_IMETHODIMP nsURIContentListener::CanHandleContent(const char *aContentType, PRBool aIsContentPreferred, char **aDesiredContentType, PRBool *_retval)
{
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}

/* attribute nsISupports loadCookie; */
NS_IMETHODIMP nsURIContentListener::GetLoadCookie(nsISupports * *aLoadCookie)
{
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}
NS_IMETHODIMP nsURIContentListener::SetLoadCookie(nsISupports * aLoadCookie)
{
    return NS_ERROR_NOT_IMPLEMENTED;
}

/* attribute nsIURIContentListener parentContentListener; */
NS_IMETHODIMP nsURIContentListener::GetParentContentListener(nsIURIContentListener * *aParentContentListener)
{
    return NS_ERROR_NOT_IMPLEMENTED;
}
NS_IMETHODIMP nsURIContentListener::SetParentContentListener(nsIURIContentListener * aParentContentListener)
{
    return NS_ERROR_NOT_IMPLEMENTED;
}

/* End of implementation class template. */
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using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Composition;
using OmniSharp.Mef;
using OmniSharp.Models.AutoComplete;

namespace OmniSharp.Cake.Services.RequestHandlers.Intellisense
{
    [OmniSharpHandler(OmniSharpEndpoints.AutoComplete, Constants.LanguageNames.Cake), Shared]
    public class AutoCompleteHandler : CakeRequestHandler<AutoCompleteRequest, IEnumerable<AutoCompleteResponse>>
    {
        [ImportingConstructor]
        public AutoCompleteHandler(OmniSharpWorkspace workspace)
            : base(workspace)
        {
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}


Pre-PDC Exclusive: Windows Vista Product Editions Revealed: "Vista will feature two categories: Home and Business. In the Home category, Microsoft will create four product editions: Vista Starter Edition, Vista Home Basic Edition, Vista Home Premium Edition, and Vista Ultimate Edition (previously known as the 'Uber' Edition). The Business category will feature three editions: Vista Small Business Edition, Vista Professional Edition, and Vista Enterprise Edition."
So, I was almost right. I've been speculating for some time that Media Center would be bundled with the "standard" home edition of Vista. Well, Microsoft has announced no less than 7 different version of Vista, with MCE being part of the bigger "Vista Home Premium" edition. The article speculates that this will be the volume seller, with it being the equivalent of XP Pro. Good news for those of us awaiting mass market adoption of Media Center.