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Extraction analysis tools are focused on converting large datasets into smaller ones. Quite often in GIS, we encounter datasets which contain way too much data for out needs, which leads to the need to make smaller, more concise data sets. Extraction analysis tools apply to vector, raster, and data tables. In Chapter Five, we were first introduced to the idea of selecting data - by attribute, by location, and interactively - and then exporting that selection to a new output layer. This was one form of extraction analysis, and in this section, we are going to briefly look at selections and exporting again, as well as some vector and raster geoprocessing tools which use spatial interactions instead of selections to create smaller datasets.
So many times we obtain vector layers that are way more data then we need, either by the fact it's often easier to find a complete data set (such as all 50 states versus a Colorado specific layer or all the highways in the US versus Colorado specific highways) or we don't know what data we need until we examine the attributes (such as cities with a population 50,000 or more). No matter if we are targeting specific features right off the bat or we need to explore our data before making a selection, one of the most common vector layer tasks we do is extraction analysis. In the broad world of geoprocessing categories, any time you reduce the size of a vector layer it is technically considered "extraction analysis". However, extraction analysis isn't limited to just selection based tools and functions. Any geoprocessing tool which is designed to reduce the size of a data set, usually based upon spatial relationships, is considered to be extraction analysis. In this section, we will look at two extraction tools: Clip and Dissolve.
Selecting and Exporting
In Chapter Five, we took an in-depth look at how to select features by attribute, by location, and interactively. We also looked at the common uses of selected data - examining the results in the attribute table, exporting the data to a new layer, exporting the table, saving the data as a layer(.lyr) file, and limiting the features geoprocessing tools run on. As we already spent so much time on that topic and have practiced it several times in lab, we are not going to take the time here to repeat what has already been said. If you need a review on selection tools and the use of selections, review Chapter Five.
Clip is an extraction analysis tool, the fifth of the "top six" geoprocessing tools available in the Geoprocessing menu, We have some vector layer that is too big - our "dough", and we need to extract the features which fall exactly inside some other polygon feature - our "cookie cutter". The tool takes the input layer (the dough) and stamps out just the features that lie inside the borders of the clip feature (the cookie cutter).
Let's look at an example of two ways to solve a problem, but with slightly different results. You are given a polyline layer of all of the hiking trails in Colorado and a polygon layer of all of the National Parks. Your task is to extract all of the trails within one park, Rocky Mountain National Park. Since both the National Park polygon layer and the hiking trails polyline layer contain too much data, you're going to need to extract just the features you need. To get Rocky Mountain National Park, you complete a Select by Attribute and export the selected (highlighted) features to a new layer, naming it "Rocky_Mountain_National_Park". So far, so good. Now, to deal with the trails. If you were to complete a Select by Location, for all of the trails which intersect your new RMNP polygon layer, indeed, you'll get all of the trails inside the park, but in addition, you'll get any trail that extends outside the park, since Select by Location is really only capable of selecting features from one layer (trails, in this case) based on a designated spatial relationship (intersect, in this case) with another layer (RMNP, in this case). Depending on the task at hand, this may be the right answer. However, if your task is to find the total miles of trails found inside the exact park boundaries, the Select by Location method will inflate your answer, since it would include the miles of trails that extend outside the park boundary. In order to get an exact value, you'll need to use the Clip tool (the cookie cutter tool) to cut the hiking trails (the cookie dough) exactly at the boundary of the park (the cookie cutter) before finding the total mileage.
Figure 7.9: Select by Location vs the Clip Tool for Trails Within Rocky Mountain National Park
Select by Location selects all trails which intersect the polygon that is Rocky Mountain National Park. Clip cuts the trails at the boundary of the park, just like a cookie cutter would.
Clip is used when you want to answer the question: "What lies Inside the area where the Clip features are coincident with features from the Input layer?"
Dissolve, the sixth and last of the "top six" tools in the Geoprocessing menu, aggregates (groups together) features in a single data set (that is to say, this tool only has one input) based on one or more values found in the attribute table. Dissolve is considered an extraction analysis tool in the sense that it takes a large dataset and combines features to make a smaller dataset. In contrast to tools like Select and Export and Clip, the geographical size of the output dataset from a Dissolve tool run remains the same size as the input. In other words, Extraction analysis tools like Select and Export and Clip reduce the size of the dataset based on how the features interact with the landscape in a spatial way while Dissolve doesn't make the overall size of the dataset smaller, but the count of features go down as things are combined based on one or more established aggregation values.
Similar to games like Candy Crush or Bubble Bobble, where the task is to move through the game by connecting together matching candy or colored bubbles, the Dissolve tool combines features based on some common value. In Figure 7.10 below,
Figure 7.10: The Dissolve tool vs Bubble Bobble
The goal of games like Bubble Bobble and Candy Crush is to aggregate the objects on the screen based on some attribute - the type of candy or the color of the bubble. In contrast to the Dissolve tool, however, is in the game the object is the remove features based on said aggregation, where the Dissolve tool keeps all of input features in the output layer, reducing the number of features based on that aggregation. A group of features before the Dissolve tool is run. The symbology reflects the number associated with the feature, for visible clarity. While it's possible to have the name of the color as a field in the attribute table, this run of the Dissolve tool is based on the number, not the color. After the Dissolve tool, where the input features were aggregated based on the number associated with the feature. The input feature had hundreds of polygons, each with a distinct value of 1 - 6. The output feature has only six features, still with the same distinct value of 1 - 6. This example shows all of the features neighboring each other, but the Dissolve tool can aggregate features which do not touch. Those that do are merged into a single polygon, and those that do not remain where they are and become a multipart polygon feature, or a feature that shares a single line in the attribute table without physically touching in the landscape. Hawaii is a great example of a multipart polygon feature. All of the islands are part of the State of Hawaii, however, the do not physically touch in the real world.
Use Dissolve to combine like features in a single vector based upon one field in the attribute table.
Much like vectors, we often have the need to reduce the size of large rasters into smaller ones. Sometimes it's because we simply have too much data and would like to reduce the quantity and other times, it's necessary to produce faster processing times. Vector tools, in general, run fairly quickly within ArcGIS, while raster tools, in general, take a much longer time. This is because the software isn't just dealing with the spatial placement and interaction of vertices, but instead needs to process each pixel individually and write the output value to a brand new raster file. The process of analyzing raster cell values and writing a new raster is processor heavy and time consuming. Reducing the size of rasters to just the area of focus can greatly speed up the processing time, reduce the amount of space required to store raster files, and tax the computer less when it comes to processing power (which also leads to fewer software crashes!). Other raster extraction analysis tasks work similar to vector tools, such as Reclassify, which acts similar to Dissolve (but not exactly the same), and Extract by Attribute, which creates a smaller raster dataset based on the values contained in each pixel. While this class is primarily focused on vector analysis, it's important to at least explore the possibilities of tasks a technician can accomplish with rasters, even at this early stage in the GIS game.
Extract by Attribute and Extraction to Point
Way back in Chapter Three, we learned one property of raster data is that each cell within a raster layer contains one or more numeric values. Those value can be things like classification values, where the number is a "coded value" to represent a group of data such as water, urban, trees, or soil; or the values can represent continuous characteristics of the landscape such as elevation, precipitation, or temperature; or those values can represent discrete data values, such as noting which pixels show a river or a house. Regardless of what the values are representing, extraction tools are capable of examining the values and writing the output to a new, smaller raster or convert the values to a vector layer.
Extract by Attribute
Extract by Attribute, just like Select by Attribute and Export, utilizes a SQL expression to find the desired values within a raster cell and write the cells which were true to a new output raster. For example, if you were interested in extracting all of the raster cells within a DEM where the elevation is greater than or equal to 2,500 feet, using the Extract by Attribute tool and the SQL expression "Elevation" >= '2500' is the ticket.
Figure 7.x: Raster Extraction Analysis Tool: Extract by Attribute
Raster To Point
Raster to Points will pull the value from each cell, such as the elevation in a DEM, and extract it to a vector point layer. In general, it's not possible to find spatial relationships between vectors and rasters, thus a technician must make a choice to work almost completely in the vector world or almost completely in the raster world (each one has it's advantages and disadvantages, however, that is more of a discussion for another class). In order to find the start and end elevations for a road polyline feature, for example, the best choice is to extract the elevations for each pixel in a DEM to a vector point layer and eventually perform a spatial join (with some more processing steps in between). By turning the raster DEM layer into a vector point layer, the technician has made the choice to work in the vector world to complete the remainder of the analysis (nothing is stopping them from switching back to raster later, if that better suits the needs of the project moving forward from some other given task).
Figure 7.X: Raster Extraction Analysis Tools: Raster to Point
Extract by [Shape, Vector, or Other Raster]
Like the vector Clip tool, rasters are able to be extracted by an input shape, whether that shape is an arbitrary geometric shape using tools such as Extract by Circle, Extract by Rectangle, Extract by Polygon. If an exact area is known or needs to be preserved, there are tools like the raster version of Clip, which uses a vector layer as the cookie cutter and Extract by Mask, which uses another raster to determine the extent of the output raster. For all of these raster based tools, we can apply the "cookie cutter" idea, where the input raster is the "cookie dough" and the geometric shape/specific vector/specific other raster as the "cookie cutter". And like with the vector tools, the extracted raster is a smaller version of the input raster.
While the most common use of these tools are to create an output raster which is specific for an area or given project, as mentioned above, sometimes rasters are reduced in size to increase processing time. The task of creating an output raster that is smaller than the original, but might not yet be the exact size/area of the project is called subsetting or creating a raster subset (just depending on if you need a verb or noun) and is commonly done to increase processing time, reduce storage space, and make the transfer of data a whole heck of a lot easier. Many websites and geospatial data repositories use this method for the downloading of rasters to make sure the transfer is speedy and complete. You might find these downloads to be subset by state, county, or an arbitrary bounding box set by the user. In all cases, however, the goal is speed, accuracy, and completion.
Figure 7.X: Extract by [Shape, Vector, or Mask]
This picture is an example of either an Extract by Rectangle or Raster Clip, where the input is a vector feature, either drawn by the user (Extract by Rectangle) or determined by an input vector feature (Raster Clip)
Reclassify
In Section Two of this chapter, we explored several methods of classification. Within the group of Raster Extraction Analysis tools, we have a tool simply named Reclassify. This tool is used to change the stored values within a single raster, creating a new output raster image with new values. Any of the numeric classification methods can be used, but quite often, technicians use manual classes, establishing areas within a raster that meet or do not meet certain criteria. For example, a technician may be interested in only elevations between 500 and 1,500 meters. Utilizing a DEM, they set manual breaks (create classes manually), creating three new classes: below 500 meters, between 500 and 1,500 meters, and above 1,500 meters. The Reclassify tool changes the values inside each pixel from the stored elevation (496, 527, 14098, etc) to Class 1 (below 500), Class 2 (between 500 and 1,500), and Class 3 (above 1,500). The new output raster no longer has elevation values stored within each pixel, but instead has a Class Value. There is no way to get the original elevation value from the new, reclassified raster, as that is no longer it's purpose. If the technician needed to know the elevation value, they would need to use the Identify tool and look at the original raster for the matching pixel, as the reclassify tool doesn't change the size or location of each pixel, just the value stored inside.
Figure 7.X: Reclassify Tool
In this example, we see the input raster is a DEM with elevations in meters. The technician is interested in classifying areas into three groups and assigning each class a new value. Class one is areas where the elevation is below 500 meters, Class 2 is areas where the elevation is between 500 - 1,500 meters, and Class 3 is areas above 1,500 meters. The output of the tool shows each new class in a different color with the corresponding class number inside the pixel.
Using the same classes, the Reclassify tool can hide pixels (as we know, based on the properties of a raster, the raster is made up of a grid of rows and columns of pixels. The raster does not need to be a square with an equal number of rows and columns, but each row and column must be complete) using the value "NoData". The technician still uses manual breaks with three classes, but instead of using the numbers 1 and 3, the technician uses the No Data value to tell ArcGIS to hide those pixels from view and further analysis.
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But most of those improvements will have to wait until some flooding concerns are taken care of. And those could be costly.
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Secretary Leslie S. Richards announced today two studies that will lay out a road map for enhancements to the Harrisburg Transportation Center and the area adjacent to the station.
The Harrisburg Transportation Center and the area around it are the subject of a study by PennDOT and could be up for major upgrades soon.
The Harrisburg Transportation Center Transit Oriented Development Master Plan and the Paxton Creek Restoration Master Plan are both available on the Plan the Keystone website, and a public meeting is set for 4 p.m. March 22 at the train station to gather input on the studies.
"These two studies serve as a road map to help the city continue to develop as an attractive place to work and play," Richards said. "Our interest stems from our commitment to Governor Tom Wolf's vision of a government that works. We have worked hard to develop the Keystone passenger rail corridor and improving the Harrisburg Transportation Center and the surrounding area will help build ridership."
About 90 percent of the design of the $15 million station renovation is complete, and PennDOT is working with Amtrak on a construction schedule.
"These projects will provide exciting opportunities for development in the City of Harrisburg, and for enhancing the quality of life for our residents," said Harrisburg Mayor Eric Papenfuse. "We look forward to continuing our close collaboration with PennDOT on projects that will benefit not only Harrisburg residents but the entire region."
The one-way motorway is a throwback to the 1950s, when many people wanted to get out of Harrisburg as fast as their wheels could carry them--and the city was happy to oblige.
PennDOT worked with the city, the Harrisburg Redevelopment Authority, Amtrak and Norfolk Southern and did public outreach for the study, showing the transportation center and adjacent area had the potential for a new transit-oriented, mixed-use development, which would help revitalize the city. It also calls for improvements to Market and Cameron streets and a direct connection between the station and the parking areas to the east of the station.
But before most of these improvements can be made, flooding concerns along Paxton Creek will have to be addressed.
Harrisburg and associated development authorities would have to either foot the $60 to $90 million bill or seek out funding for the Paxton Creek improvements, PennDOT says. But there is potential grant funding available from various sources, like the state Multimodal Fund and the departments of Community and Economic Development and Conservation and Natural Resources.
Flooding concerns came up during the initial transportation-center study, prompting a second study on Paxton Creek. It outlines steps to modify the channel size, taking 133 acres out of the flood plain and partially removing another 275 acres, making it more attractive to developers.
Another part of the plan creates recreational paths around the creek and restores much of it to a natural, inviting environment, according to PennDOT.
Improvements in the station and immediately around it can begin soon, but the rest of the project will have to wait until the creek improvements are made. That will take at least four or five years, according to PennDOT, and would involve field surveys, hydraulic analysis and various studies and permits.
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Women on the Move: Stalled Gender Revolution in Global Migration
Carolyn Choi
Maria Cecilia Hwang
Rhacel Salazar Parreñas
First Online: 06 June 2018
Part of the Handbooks of Sociology and Social Research book series (HSSR)
This chapter examines how structural inequalities of gender including the ideology of female domesticity, non-egalitarian division of household labor, sex-segmented labor market, and a glass ceiling shape the independent migration of women. It empirically traces gendered inequalities in transnational households, labor migration, and educational migration. Questioning the dominant feminist paradigm on gender and migration which assumes that migration is a gender equalizing process, we argue that while women achieve some gains in status and in their interpersonal relations, their experiences remain unequivocally structured by gender inequities resulting in a gender stall in women's global migration.
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Presidents of Ukraine and Slovakia discussed prospects of achieving peace and development of bilateral relations
President Petro Poroshenko has held a meeting with President of Slovakia Andrej Kiska who has taken part in the commemoration of the anniversary of the Revolution of Dignity in Ukraine.
The President of Ukraine has thanked Slovakia and other countries of the Visegrad Group for the support of the European integration of Ukraine, practical assistance on the way of reforms and humanitarian aid in the treatment and rehabilitation of Ukrainian servicemen wounded in the ATO area.
"We have strategic and very important relations between our countries," the President said. The Head of State has emphasized the importance of creating energy hub with participation of Slovakia in order to ensure additional gas supply to Ukraine and expressed content with the level of cooperation in the given sphere.
The Head of State has informed his Slovak colleague on the situation in Donbas. The President has underlined the importance of coordinated efforts of the European countries for ensuring Russia's fulfillment of its commitments under the Minsk agreements.
In his turn, the President of Slovakia has noted that he had come to Ukraine to support the European aspirations of Ukrainians. "Maidan became a symbol of the Ukrainian nation's decision to become a part of our democratic Europe," he said.
Also, Andrej Kiska has emphasized that another purpose of his visit was to facilitate peaceful settlement. However, according to him, the discussion of "plan B" is still important in case the Minsk agreements fail to provide a positive result.
The President of Slovakia has supported the reformist steps of the Ukrainian President and Government and expressed readiness to practically facilitate their implementation. "Slovakia believes you. The majority of Slovakians support Ukraine and are waiting for positive signals from you. Slovakia is not only speaking of support, but also really helping Ukraine. It is a true advocate of Ukraine in the EU," Andrej Kiska stressed.
The President has reiterated the invitation to the President of Slovakia to visit Ukraine. Andrej Kiska has informed on the intention to make a visit to Ukraine in May, 2015.
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Glenn was a collegue and friend. He proudly served in the United States Marine Corps as an A-4 Aviator and I.P. from 1970-1978. Glenn went on to fly for several airlines, including Texas International and I believe he eventually retired from Continental Airlines. He then had a long career with the Federal Aviation Administration, most notably serving as FSB Chairman for the Boeing B-727 and other fleets with the FAA's Seattle Aircraft Evaluation Group. Capt. Glenn W. Diefenderfer "Flew West" early November 2018 after fiercely battling a tough illness. I will miss you, my good friend. I thank you for all your hard work and dedication to aviation safety.
Was he related to Al Diefenderfer, a P-38/P-47 fighter pilot in the European Theater? If so, he came from a serious aviation bloodline.
Sorry to hear the sad news. Dief and I flew together many times back in the day. We were both instructor pilots in the TA-4J in the 70's. He was a superior aviator and a pleasure to work with. Our paths crossed again 30 yrs. later when he was with the FAA and I was with a new start-up cargo airline in Seattle. RIP my friend.


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Picked this one up after reading an article about audiobooks for podcast listeners. Since I'm a fan of both of those things (along with essayists and memoirs), I thought I'd give it a whirl. But what I discovered is that this type of book only works for me when I'm familiar with the author before starting. I watched Mind Kaling on The Office and The Mindy Project, I read Jennifer Lawson's blog, I followed Anna Kendrick on twitter - I had a semblance of who these people were, but before picking up I Was Told There'd Be Cake (great title, by the way), I had never heard of Sloane Crosley.
Crosley is funny, poignant, and secure enough to share some humiliating moments. She is relatable, seemingly sincere, and offers a modern understanding of a young woman in the big city. I enjoyed both her voice and her stories, but I just didn't have as much fun listening. I didn't connect because I didn't have a person to connect to, so I've decided to do some investigating, some responsible research, and then tackle another of her books to see how it goes.
Any suggestions on other audiobooks for podcast listeners? A review of The Princess Diarist to come soon which subsequently finishes off my planned essayist/memoir titles for the year.


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Some of our Cisco devices run 80+ Resources listed and I know the capacity is higher.
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By now you've probably heard all of the campers' fun stories, but I'm so excited to tell you about these past sessions' adventures. I got to go on the Survivor and Paddlers trip—AMAZING! While I was gone, we had a new batch of bright and shiny campers arrive. Over the weekend we had Horse Lovers, Forest Friends, Sierra Safari campers, Lead On, and Camp Quest as well as our continuing Get the Scoop campers, Survivor and Paddlers of course, and CITs as well. Though we did have some clouds as the new campers arrived on Friday, the weather was pretty much perfect for the rest of the weekend and every camper got to try their hand at all of our camp activities.
I had the pleasure of joining Survivor and Paddlers for their 4-day, 3-night trip to the Utica Reservoir and I had an absolute blast. Though we had some rain the first two days, all the girls were troopers and we set up camp, scavenged some dry firewood, and told stories around the campfire while we waited for the clouds to part. The highlight of the trip for me was our hike to the top of a mountain near the lake where we had a glow-stick party and slept beneath millions of stars. We woke up to gorgeous clouds hovering over the pristine lake and the sun rising just over the mountains in the East. It was probably one of the most scenic sunrises in my life. Now that I'm back at camp, I miss the trip and my tough Survivors and Paddlers dearly. It was a truly spectacular journey for all of us.
While I was gone, camp continued on as usual and had much better weather than we did up at the reservoir. The campers competed in a Camp Olympics event with their programs and learned a bit about all our international staff at Sunday night's International Meal. Yesterday morning we had one of our coldest Polar Bear Swims yet, but the slight wind and chill didn't keep our courageous Girl Scout campers away. The water was nice and warm and I think I was colder up on the metal canoe than any of our brave swimmers were in the water.
Camp Quest headed off to Natural Bridges Sunday afternoon to swim through natural caves and tunnels and explored the unique geology of the Sierra Nevada. The Advanced CITs got to visit a camp in Tahoe called Wasau II and I've heard grand stories of the enormous lake there, the indoor dining hall complete with a huge fireplace, and even a camp store! It sounded like a pretty awesome trip to me. Get the Scoop traveled to historic Columbia and took a tour around the time-preserved Gold Rush Town. They also ventured to Mercer caverns to hear the story of the underground tunnel system. Want to read Get the Scoop's camp newspaper? Check it out here. Great job, Girl Scouts!
It was tons of fun with all our campers this session and I have a particular soft spot for our Survivors and Paddlers. As the summer rolls on I can't help thinking it's gone by way too fast and I'm not nearly ready to leave yet. I hope everyone is having a great time at home getting ready for camp or reminiscing about her time here. Until next week, happy trails!


The Vallesian Hipparion from Montredon have already been described and discussed in an old paper 64.Les Périssodactyles Equidae de Montredon..
Here raw data (instead of statistical tables) and more photographs are made available.
The material is not homogeneous: fossils of Hipparion depereti, a middle sized and moderalely robust species with excessvely plicated enamel on the cheek teeth are the most numerous. There are, moreover, smaller specimens with a simpler enamel and/or a different fossilization. A distinction between the two (or three?) forms is difficult. The sorting proposed in tables of data and photographic plates is uncertain.
en Equidae tridactyles (Hipparions sensu lato) Hipparions from France Hipparions from Montredon (Hérault) ?


Twelve people were today charged for their role in the 'cow-head' protest at the Selangor state secretariat on Aug 28.
Of the 12, six were charged under the Sedition Act for allegedly causing racial tensions by displaying and stepping on a cow's head during the protest.
These six also faced a second charge of illegal assembly with the remaining six.
The first six were charged under Section 4(1) of the Sedition Act, or alternatively under Section 298 of the Penal Code.
They were Ibrahim Sabri, 42, Ahmad Mahayuddin Abd Manaf, 36, Eyzva Ezhar Ramly, 35, Mohd Azmir Mohd Zain, 35, Ahmad Suhairy Zakaria, 39 and Mohd Hilmi Ni, 40.
The first two were charged with stepping on the cow's head, the third for bringing the animal's head while the remaining three for both bringing and stepping the cow's head.
They can be punished up to three years jail and/or a fine of up to RM5,000.
They were part of a larger group of people who took part in the protest against the Selangor government's decision to relocate a 150-year-old temple from Section 19 to their neighbourhood.
The six defendants claimed trial before Sessions judge Hasbi Hassan.
Deputy public prosecutor Mohd Dusuki Mokhtar asked for bail to be set at RM15,000 each while their lawyers Salehuddin Saidin and Afifudin Ahmad Hafifi wanted it reduced to RM500 each.
Justice Haslin then set bail at RM4,000 each with a guarantor. She also fixed Oct 21 to mention the case for trial.
Later, these six and six others were charged with illegal assembly under Section 27(5)(a) of the Police Act at the Shah Alam Magistrate's Court.
All of the claimed trial before magistrate Norkamilah Aziz.
The six who faced sedition trial was granted bail at RM300 each while bail for six others was set at RM500 each.
The case will also be mentioned on Oct 21.
Meanwhile some 20 residents of Section 23 in Shah Alam were at the court to show support for the 12.
"We are not guilty (of taking part in the protest). We are all united on this matter," a resident told reporters.
The protest, during which two people had carried a cow's head and uttered provocative remarks – sparked outrage among Malaysians, who called for action be taken.
After the proceedings, the residents said the bail set for the defendants is too high. They said they will launch a donation drive to raise funds.
In a related development, a representative of the residents said they have accepted the new relocation site – also in Section 23 – for the temple.
The new site was identified by the state government on Monday after fierce protests by the residents.
The new site is believed to be further away from the houses.
The representative also hoped the temple committee will agree to the new site.
"If the matter is solved, then we hope the Indian brothers who lodged police reports against us will withdraw their reports and this case will be dropped," added the representative.
SHAH ALAM: The Selangor Government has identified a new, more suitable site for the relocation of the 150-year-old Sri Maha Mariamman Hindu temple in Section 19 here.
A press statement from the state government said that the new site is still in Section 23 but was more strategic and located 100m from the original relocation site and 400m from the residential area.
The state government would discuss the matter with the temple committee and look for an amicable solution acceptable to all parties, the statement said.
It said that the identification of the new site was the result of the efforts of Batu Tiga assemblyman Rodziah Ismail, Shah Alam MP Khalid Samad, Shah Alam Mayor Mazalan Md Noor and PKNS chairman Othman Omar who checked out suitable sites in Section 18, 19, 20 and 23.
Attorney-General Abdul Gani Patail today said that he would be charging those who took part in the 'cow-head' protest 10 days ago.
"I have decided to charge those who carried (the cow head) and spoke while stepping on the cow head under Section 4(1) of the Sedition Act, alternatively under Section 298 of the Penal Code," said Abdul Gani in a statement today.
He said that the decision was based on the investigation paper submitted by the police to him this afternoon.
"I am satisfied based on the facts and evidence gathered by the police that the demonstrators should be taken to court," he said.
The investigation paper was the result of a two-week long police investigation into the protest which has put Malaysia on the international stage for the wrong reason after public outcry over the issue.
Abdul Gani however did not state when the charges would be preferred against the demontrators. He also did not reveal the number of people to be charged.
On Aug 28, the demonstrators, residents of Shah Alam's Section 23, marched to the state secretariat to protest the proposed relocation of the Sri Maha Mariamman Hindu temple from nearby Section 19.
They were reportedly unhappy that the 150-year-old temple is to be relocated in the Malay-Muslim majority neighbourhood.
The protest turned sour when several unidentified men came forward with a dismembered cow's head and placed it in front of the building gates.
An attempt by the the state government to hold a dialogue with the residents last Saturday turned rowdly (photo, above) when the residents vehemently objected to the temple being relocated to their neighbourhood.
Following this the state government shelved the plan to relocate the temple but today announced that another site has been found in Section 23 for the relocation.
IF anything coherent came out of Saturday's dialogue – if you can call it that – on the relocation of a Hindu temple from Section 19 to an industrial zone in Section 23 Shah Alam, it is this: that minority rights and peaceful discourse has lost out to mob rule.
shelved due to the 'strong' protest.
The dialogue was meant for residents of Section 23 but in the end, it was hijacked by a mob determined to disrupt the proceedings.
The 50-odd protesters — made up of residents and non-residents — threatened to throw shoes and a chair at the state representatives which included Mentri Besar Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim, Shah Alam MP Khalid Abdul Samad and Batu Tiga assemblyman Rodziah Ismail.
Amid the boos, insults and threats, the Selangor state reps sat through the whole two-hour session held at the banquet hall of the Shah Alam City Council (MBSA) and tried to deal with the hotheads.
This was especially evident when a resident expressed her fears that crime rate would rise if the temple was built in Section 23. In reply, Khalid Abdul Samad countered that this was precisely why a temple was needed so that Indian youth and children could have a place to congregate and where strong religious and moral values could be inculcated.
But his effort seemed futile as the rowdies were intent on disrupting the proceedings even before they stepped into the hall. It is also noted that police were conspicuously absent from the meeting, which at times threatened to turn ugly.
These loud protests over the temple relocation, however, fail to take into account the larger issue here — that it is a direct consequence of social engineering with poor planning on the part of the Selangor State Development Corporation or PKNS and the Shah Alam local authorities.
Just 50 years ago, large tracts of what is now Shah Alam were plantations. In the late 60s, PKNS started buying land from the Sungai Renggam estate, with a plan to build a township where 60-80% of the residents would be Malays.
As the area developed, many of the temples, some of which were more than a century old, ended up being surrounded by housing estates.
This is what happened to the 150-year-old Sri Maha Mariamman Temple in Section 19. Originally built in a sparsely populated plantation, it slowly found itself surrounded by houses. But the Section 19 house buyers claim the temple was not in the brochure when the housing project was launched, and as such want the temple to be relocated.
Similarly, Section 23 residents are using the same argument — that they would not have bought their property if they knew a temple would be located nearby.
Another key point in the issue is the relocation of a temple to a Muslim-majority area. But where one can find a non-Muslim majority area in Shah Alam?
With nowhere else to go, the only alternative open to the state government is to relocate the temples to industrial areas within the city. But this too is no easy task as it requires that all parties — the temple committee, the MBSA, PKNS and the state government — come to an agreement.
The temple committees are understandably unhappy as sites offered are isolated and not accessible by any form of transportation. Such was the case with the Sri Maha Mariamman Temple committee, which objected to a site in a remote area in Section 22.
Now it is back to the drawing board for those involved to fix a problem which resulted from a lack of foresight by past administrators.
Saturday's dialogue ended with the mentri besar shelving the proposal to relocate the temple to Section 23. He has also said he will meet with the Hindu community to find a solution.
At the end of the meeting, some residents from both sides of the divide shook hands with each other as they said goodbye, but the underlying tension was evident.
If anything, the encounter has forced some Hindu residents of Section 23 to take a hard look at their neighbours.
SHAH ALAM: Kerajaan Negeri Selangor hari ini telah memfailkan afidavit jawapan kepada permohonan Peguam Negara Tan Sri Gani Patail untuk membatalkan satu pekeliling yang mengarahkan pegawai dan kakitangan kerajaan membantu siasatan Suruhanjaya Pencegahan Rasuah Malaysia (SPRM)pada waktu pejabat dengan kehadiran peguam.
Afidavit tersebut telah ditandatangani oleh Menteri Besar Selangor Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim dan difailkan di pejabat pendaftar Mahkamah Tinggi Shah Alam pada 3pm.
Afidavit yang telah difailkan mempunyai dua tujuan iaitu menentang permohonan yang difailkan oleh Peguam Negara, dan keduanya menyokong permohonan kerajaan Negeri Selangor untuk membatalkan tindakan Peguam Negara malalui satu Saman Dalam Kamar yang juga telah difailkan pada hari ini.
Afidavit setebal 55 mukasurat antara lain menyatakan bahawa pekeliling bertarikh 28 Julai 2008 telah dikeluarkan setelah mendapat nasihat daripada Penasihat Undang Undang Negeri dan dikeluarkan bagi tujuan untuk membantu siasatan SPRM dan bukan sebaliknya.
Menteri Besar juga telah berkata dalam afidavit tersebut bahawa Peguam Negara tidak mempunyai hak memulakan prosiding (locus standi) untuk memfailkan permohonan tersebut kerana pekeliling tersebut hanya berkait langsung dengan SPRM, sebuah badan berkanun, dan bukan Peguan Negara.
Afidavit tersebut juga memperincikan kacau ganggu yang dilakukan oleh SPRM terhadap pentadbiran Negeri Selangor dan bahawa kaedah siasatan yang diguna pakai oleh SPRM tidak mengikut lunas undang-undang sepertu siasatan melalui panggilan telefon tanpa notis, kunjungan mengejut tanpa pengenalan diri, tuntutan dokumen tanpa notis dan soal siasat saksi yang kadang kala menjangkau tempoh lewat malam.
Menteri Besar juga menyatakan bahawa pekeliling itu tidak mencabar peruntukan siasatan SPRM, tetapi sebenarnya peruntukan di dalam Akta SPRM itu yang mencabar peruntukan perlembagaan yang menekankan hak kehidupan dan kebebasan (right to life and liberty), hak untuk mendapat khidmat guaman pilihan (right to counsel of choice) dan hak kesamarataan (right to equality).
Disertakan disini lampiran kenyataan media yang dikeluarkan oleh Sekretariat Akhbar Pejabat Dato' Menteri Besar Selangor. Jika ada sebarang pertanyaan sila hubungi Setiausaha Akhbar Arfa'eza A. Aziz di talian 03-5544 7452. Terima kasih.
Opposition parliamentarians and non-governmental groups have lodged a police report against Home Minister Hishammuddin Hussein, demanding that he be either sacked or he resign.
Selangor executive councillor Dr Xavier Jayakumar, one of the complainants, lashed out at the minister for defending those involved in the 'cow-head' protest in Shah Alam last week.
"He used his status as a minister to condone the acts of the suspects who are being investigated by the police… it is very unbecoming of a minister," he said, when contacted today.
Beside Jayakumar, parliamentarians Charles Santiago (Klang-DAP), Dzulkefly Ahmad (Kuala Selangor-PAS), Dr Siti Mariah Mahmood (Kota Raja-PAS) as well as several NGOs and individuals also signed the report at the Petaling Jaya Police District Headquarters today.
"The home minister has exonerated the offenders of all blame and has used his powers to influence the course of the ongoing investigation and the final action to be taken against the offenders.
On August 28, residents of Section 23 in Shah Alam had brought along a severed cow's head, spat and stomped on it, as a sign of protest against the proposed relocation of the Sri Maha Mariamman Hindu temple from Section 19 to their neighbourhood.
The incident has escalated discontent among the Hindus primarily because cows are considered sacred.
It has also raised doubts over the credibility of Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak 's1Malaysia' concept, which includes fostering unity in racial diversity with allegations from several quarters of Umno master-minding the grisly event.
"This was a deliberate insult to the religious beliefs of Hindus and an attempt at creating religious hatred and ill-will in our peaceful country," Jayakumar in his police report.
He also raked up Hishammuddin's past where he had waved his keris inciting bloodshed, supported the arrest of lawyers who went to defend those detained by the police, arrested 580 people for standing up for their rights to protest against the Internal Security Act and now defends a group prepared to bring about racial unrest and bloodshed.
"This shows that he has utter disrespect for the rule of law and uses his position and power for his own political gain.
"It would also be interesting to find out how MCA, MIC, Gerakan, and others in the BN are thinking or saying… do minorities have a right to pray, build a place of worship and live peacefully with other Malaysians, or do Umno and the BN prescribe that we build our places of worship in the heart of a jungle, where we will be out of sight and is safe for BN?
"We teach our children Rukun Negara, moral studies in school, but how do we explain to a child that tolerance is important when such hatred and irresponsible behaviour is supported by national leaders?" he asked.
However, he pleaded to the people to uphold the values of tolerance and goodwill, and keep calm.
Bukan saja Khir Toyo, bahkan semua yang terlibat, termasuk kakitangan jentera kerajaan negeri Selangor yang masih berpegang pada budaya lama yang mengundang budaya kerja yang tidak sihat dan merugi kerajaan dan rakyat diteliti prestasi mereka pada masa dahulu, kini dan seterusnya.
Amatlah sukar untuk melaksanakan perubahan, sekiranya jentera kerajaan negeri amat payah menerimanya dengan penuh rela dan bersungguh-sungguh menjayakannya.
Di Perak perlantikan pegawai oleh kerajaan Persekutuan telah merencatkan perlaksanaan perubahan yang hakiki kerana resistance jentera kerajaan negeri sehingga berlakunya kemelut politik di Perak.
Sekiranya, jentera kerajaan negeri tidak mahu memahami dan menghayati perubahan yang ingin dilaksanakan oleh kerajaan baru Pakatan Rakyat, sebaiknya kakitangan tersebut meletakkan jawatan masing-masing, atau jika berdegil perlu diteliti prestasi kerja mereka dan diambil tindakan undang-undang dengan segera agar tidak melanjutkan kesia-siaan mereka memegang jawatan hanya dengan hasrat untuk mensabotaj dan menggagal segala usaha murni kerajaan negeri Pakatan Rakyat.
The Selangor assembly's powerful rights and privileges committee has suspended state opposition leader and former menteri besar Dr Mohd Khir Toyo for 12 months from the House.
The decision follows the Umno leader's absence from the Balkis inquiry in March and for criticising the Selangor Select Committee on Competence, Accountability and Transparency (Selcat) in his blog.
The privileges committee also called for the suspension of Barisan Nasional assemblypersons Warno Dogol (Sabak), Isa Abdul Kasim (Batang Kali), Marsum Paing (Dengkil) and Mohamad Idris Abu Bakar (Hulu Bernam) for six months for questioning the integrity of Selcat.
State assembly speaker and committee chairperson Teng Chang Khim announced the decision after chairing the privileges committee meeting in Shah Alalm to discuss the matter.
"Khir is found guilty of contempt of the House in refusing to attend the Selcat hearing, and is suspended from the assembly for 12 months and his allowances would also be frozen during the period.
"However, the decision would have to be tabled at the Selangor state assembly sitting scheduled in July for it to be adopted. This includes the suspension of the four other assemblypersons," he said.
In an immediate reaction, the former MB told Malaysiakini that he would challenge the suspension.
He said he had some time to review his options as the next sitting will only be in July.
"I expected this decision as they do not want me to criticise (the state government)," he said.
Khir said the latest development would not deter him from performing his duties as the opposition leader and vowed to continue voicing his opinions on the mistakes of the Pakatan Rakyat government.
On May 12, the privileges committee summoned Khir to explain his absence at the Balkis inquiry – set up to look into an alleged abuse of state funds by the organisation of BN state representatives' wives when the coalition was in power.
Balkis was headed by Khir's wife Zaharah Kechik.
Also summoned were the four BN elected representatives who had also snubbed the inquiry.
During a press conference then, Teng had revealed that Zaharah would also have to answer for her absence at the Balkis inquiry.
He said that the state government had lodged a police report against her under the Contempt of the House (Selangor Legislative Assembly) Enactment 2008.
Under the enactment, Zaharah can be punished with imprisonment up to 12 months or a fine not exceeding RM5,000, or both.
Khir had previously explained his reasons for missing the inquiry. He had claimed that it was not done in a proper manner and that it should have been held behind closed doors.


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Q: Snowflake Snowpipe to delete and reload into a table I have a Snowpipe which is loading into a table t1 from S3, and is working absolutely fine.
However now I have to delete and reload the table every time a new file is loaded into S3.
To Address this , My thinking is below
1. Create a new table t1_load.
2. create a Snowpipe and load into new table.
3. Create a Stream and load into table t1 and before loading delete the table.

However I am not sure how to delete into table using Stream
Is it the appropriate approach, Since we have 90 tables it means 90 new load table
or there is a better way.
Basically I am trying to delete and load into snowflake with event driven mythology.
We cannot use task to derive this as it can not be schedule by time.

A: Are you saying that you are using Snowpipe to load many, many files into a table, and if 1 of those files change, you need to truncate that table and reload all of those files?  If so, you likely should be removing Snowpipe altogether and leveraging External Tables with Materialized Views, instead.
If I'm not understanding your scenario, let me know...and I'll delete this answer.  :-)
https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/tables-external-intro.html
https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/views-materialized.html

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Getting Ready for Easter with Palmer's Easter Line!
Palmer's sent me some goodies from their Easter Line of goodies to review. All opinions below are my own. I love Easter bunnies, they are always so cute! I was really excited to get some goodies from Palmer's Easter Line! I am really obsessed with these Soccer Bunnies, aren't they just adorable! When I saw these it made me think of my niece, Kaylyn. She has played soccer for the past two years I believe. I know my nephews would love them as well, cause they are all really into balls of all kinds!
Being a kid I always loved getting my Easter basket! I am not sure if it was all the fake grass in it piled with sugary treats, or just how cute everything was! I remember one year my dad got us chocolate bunnies on a stick, and it was the best thing ever!! I am not sure that anything can heat a hollow milk chocolate bunny!!!
Another item that really stood out to me, was this adorable Fun n' Games maze!! How cute is this?! You can move the ball around to complete the maze! When I saw it, I just thought this was such a cute treat. I am going to get enough for all my nieces and nephews, cause I know they would all get a kick out of this! I really love how affordable Palmer's is! Plus it is pretty tasty, so it is a double win!
Plus make sure to enter to Win a 60″ Flat Screen TV and other great prizes, from Palmer's Soccer Bunny Sweepstakes!! I know I would love to win that tv, or any other prize up for grabs!!
You can shop for the Palmer's Easter line at most mass retailers! I know I have seen these goodies at our local Dollar General, and Walmart. I know they are at other stores as well! You can also use their Where to Buy section on site to find a store near you that carries their goodies!
What is your Favorite Easter Sweet Treat?!
these bunnies are so super cute!! Love the maze too, they would make great additions to any Easter basket,.
Palmer is such a classic brand.I have had an opportunity to review some of their products in the past and I love the details on their candies.
I am loving that chocolate puzzle! I haven't seen that one before.
What a cute idea to have a puzzle. I'll definitely enter to win!
Oh my gosh how fun. I've known Palmers since I was a kid and I now buy it for my kiddos too!
Wait, WHAT?! It is almost Easter already!? Yikes….love the puzzle chocolate!
I can't wait for Easter! There is nothing more exciting than a big chocolate easter bunny in an Easter basket! I l love the chocolate game!
I love chocolate bunnies during Easter time! I read somewhere once that Palmers is Johnny Depp's favorite chocolate!
I am going to get the edible maze for my daughter and the soccer bunny for my soccer crazy son! so cute.
These bunnies are so cute! I want to bite their little ears off. Yum!
I have three aspiring soccer players in my house who would love to have a soccer bunny!!! These are great!
Wow, these are super cute! I usually buy these at my local Dollar Tree stores.
My boys would flip out over the soccer bunny since they both play soccer!
Oooo I LOVE the Lil Crispy one but I've never seen the Double Crispers! Time to go shopping! YUM!
That bunny maze is so fun!! I love chocolate Easter bunnies. For some reason I look forward to the hollow ones.
So cute! We don't buy many things like that, due to peanut allergies, but those will look great in someone's Easter basket this year.
My favorite treat is always malted eggs….love them! We always put a chocolate bunny in the kids' easter baskets and many years they've been given a Palmer's bunny.
Those games are so fun! They look yummy too.
I love the Fun n' games one. I hadn't seen that one before.


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Cold snap could bring snow; homeless shelters fill up
Originally published January 4, 2005 at 12:00 am Updated February 23, 2005 at 2:25 pm
A cold snap that has driven the homeless to emergency shelters, frosted windshields and put Seattle de-icing crews on alert, probably won't relent for at least a week and could...
Warren Cornwall
A cold snap that has driven the homeless to emergency shelters, frosted windshields and put Seattle de-icing crews on alert, probably won't relent for at least a week and could coat the area with snow later this week. Temperatures are expected to drop into the 20s each night in the lowlands of King, Snohomish and Pierce counties throughout the week, well-below the 35-degree average low for January, according to the National Weather Service.
Clear skies of recent days also could cede to rain and possibly snow as soon as Thursday, with snow most likely at low elevations Saturday. Highs are expected in the low-40s today and tomorrow, dropping to the 30s until at least Monday.
"We're really setting up a classic snow pattern," said University of Washington atmospheric scientist Cliff Mass. "It is looking better and better that the lowlands of Western Washington may get some snow."
The city of Seattle is using two emergency shelters to house as many as 100 homeless people. The low temperatures can make shelter a matter of survival for people living on the street, said Al Poole, manager of survival services for the Seattle Human Services Department.
"Those folks that are most independent come in at this cold snap. They just have no choice. When it starts getting down to the 20s, no matter how tough you are, you just need to come in someplace just to stay alive," he said.
Those shelters are at or near capacity, as are the more than regular 2,100 shelter beds paid for by the city, Poole said.
A men's shelter housed at Eastside churches hasn't seen a jump with the falling mercury, said Steve Roberts, director of Congregations for the Homeless. As of yesterday, 25 of the group's 30 beds were occupied, he said.
HARLEY SOLTES / THE SEATTLE TIMES
Ice crystals hang on leaves as the sun begins to warm up the ground at Green Lake yesterday.
Seattle officials also are preparing for the possibility of snow on a weekday, when it could disrupt the commute. If it does snow, people should consider using public transit, leaving for work earlier, and driving more slowly, said Seattle Department of Transportation spokeswoman Liz Rankin.
"I'm not going to say don't go to work," she said with a laugh.
During the cold spell the city is dispatching trucks at night to patrol for ice on area bridges, where icing is a particular problem, she said. If the risk of ice is deemed high, the trucks can spray the bridge with a de-icing agent, she said.
The state Transportation Department isn't taking extra measures at this point, spokeswoman Ann Briggs said. But she had this rule of thumb for drivers: "If you have to scrape ice off your windshields, chances are there's ice on the roadway, too."
People bound for mountain passes should check conditions ahead of time at www.wsdot.wa.gov/traffic, make sure they have the proper traction equipment for car tires, and make sure they have emergency equipment such as road flares, a small shovel, a bag of sand or cat litter, according to the state Transportation Department.
During cold weather, people need to make sure they don't endanger themselves while trying to keep warm. To avoid carbon-monoxide poisoning, people shouldn't burn charcoal indoors, use a gas oven as a heater, sleep in a room with an unvented gas or kerosene heater, or idle a car in a garage, according to Public Health — Seattle & King County.
The cold weather could persist beyond this weekend, said Jay Albrecht, a meteorologist for the National Weather Service. A strong front of high pressure in the Pacific Ocean is forcing cold air from Eastern Washington and southern Canada down into Western Washington. At this point, there's no sign of that high pressure weakening, he said.
Warren Cornwall: 206-464-2311 or wcornwall@seattletimes.com


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package guru.nidi.graphviz.parse;

import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.StringReader;
import java.util.*;

import static guru.nidi.graphviz.parse.Token.*;
import static org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertEquals;

class LexerTest {
    @Test
    void symbols() throws IOException {
        assertTokens(";: [  ] \n {}, =  -- ->",
                token(SEMICOLON, ";"), token(COLON, ":"), token(BRACKET_OPEN, "["), token(BRACKET_CLOSE, "]"),
                token(BRACE_OPEN, "{"), token(BRACE_CLOSE, "}"), token(COMMA, ","), token(EQUAL, "="),
                token(MINUS_MINUS, "--"), token(ARROW, "->"));
    }

    @Test
    void lineComment() throws IOException {
        assertTokens("= //comment{} \n=", token(EQUAL, "="), token(EQUAL, "="));
    }

    @Test
    void multilineComment() throws IOException {
        assertTokens("= /*comment{} * / \n [] */=", token(EQUAL, "="), token(EQUAL, "="));
    }

    @Test
    void hashComment() throws IOException {
        assertTokens("=\n   #{} \n=", token(EQUAL, "="), token(EQUAL, "="));
    }

    @Test
    void keyword() throws IOException {
        assertTokens("strict, GRAPH ; DiGraph \n Node edge \t subgraph",
                token(STRICT, "strict"), token(COMMA, ","), token(GRAPH, "GRAPH"), token(SEMICOLON, ";"),
                token(DIGRAPH, "DiGraph"), token(NODE, "Node"), token(EDGE, "edge"), token(SUBGRAPH, "subgraph"));
    }

    @Test
    void numeral() throws IOException {
        assertTokens(" -9  .1 \n 2 \t 34.56",
                token(ID, SUB_NUMERAL, "-9"), token(ID, SUB_NUMERAL, ".1"),
                token(ID, SUB_NUMERAL, "2"), token(ID, SUB_NUMERAL, "34.56"));
    }

    @Test
    void simpleId() throws IOException {
        assertTokens("simple  a_b \n x99 A\u0080",
                token(ID, SUB_SIMPLE, "simple"), token(ID, SUB_SIMPLE, "a_b"),
                token(ID, SUB_SIMPLE, "x99"), token(ID, SUB_SIMPLE, "A\u0080"));
    }

    @Test
    void quotedId() throws IOException {
        assertTokens("= \"simple\" , \"esc\\\"esc\" \"newline(\\\n)newline\" ",
                token(EQUAL, "="), token(ID, SUB_QUOTED, "simple"), token(COMMA, ","),
                token(ID, SUB_QUOTED, "esc\"esc"), token(ID, SUB_QUOTED, "newline()newline"));
    }

    @Test
    void emptyHtmlId() throws IOException {
        assertTokens("<>", token(ID, SUB_HTML, ""));
    }

    @Test
    void htmlId() throws IOException {
        assertTokens(" <text <tag> end>", token(ID, SUB_HTML, "text <tag> end"));
    }

    @Test
    void htmlIdWithoutspaces() throws IOException {
        assertTokens("<<text>>", token(ID, SUB_HTML, "<text>"));
    }

    private void assertTokens(String s, Token... expected) throws IOException {
        assertEquals(Arrays.asList(expected), lexAll(s));
    }

    private Token token(int type, int subtype, String value) {
        return new Token(type, subtype, value);
    }

    private Token token(int type, String value) {
        return new Token(type, value);
    }

    private List<Token> lexAll(String s) throws IOException {
        final Lexer lexer = new Lexer(new StringReader(s), "");
        final List<Token> tokens = new ArrayList<>();
        Token token;
        while ((token = lexer.token()).type != EOF) {
            tokens.add(token);
        }
        return tokens;
    }
}

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Video:10 things you didn't know about Lupita's brother
By admin Last updated Mar 7, 2014
His full name is Peter Feliz Anyang' Nyong'o also known as Junior.
He is a freshman in the College of Arts and Sciences at Stetson University in DeLand, Florida.
He calls his sister Princess Luppy or Lupiterella.
He was her plus-one at the Oscar Awards.
He has accompanied Lupita to different Awards for the last six months.
He photo-bombed the Ellen DeGeneres selfie that was retweeted 3,318,389 times and favorited 1,878,045 times.
He's taken selfies with Alex Ferguson, Oprah Winfrey, Selena Gomez, Samuel L. Jackson, Gabrielle Union, Piers Morgan, Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt, John Travolta, Alfre Woodard, Kevin Spacey, Benedict Cumberbatch.
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