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IFJ joins call for end to Human Rights violations in Central African Republic
The Independent Expert on the situation of human rights in the Central African Republic (CAR), Ms Marie-Thérèse Keita Bocoum, gave an update to the 28th Session of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva.
She particularly addressed the measures being taken to end impunity for serious violations of human rights since the outbreak if the political crisis in the country. In this regard, the Independent Expert told the Council that the interim authorities have begun arresting suspects for these violations and are cooperating with the International Criminal Court in its investigations into potential crimes under international law. The interim government is also considering adopting a law establishing special criminal courts to ensure accountability in the country.
The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) joined many delegations which called for an end to ongoing acts of violence committed by various armed groups in the country. In its statement, the IFJ highlighted the widespread attacks on media, especially independent and broadcast journalists, including four who were killed in 2014 and scores more who went into hiding or left the country for their safety.
The IFJ noted that none of these killings have been investigated and urged the Council "to make press freedom a key priority in the process of nation building." The Independent Expert promised to take the concerned raised during today's debate up with the authorities of Central African Republic on her next visit to the country.
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Genres: Reality Competition
Broadcast on: M-Net, M-Net Series Reality, M-Net Series, Vuzu, Mzansi Magic, Vuzu Amp, M-Net Family
TX Time
Fox 09 Sep 2009 16 Dec 2009 Various Times 24
M-Net Series 02 Feb 2010 06 May 2010 Tuesdays, 20h00 / Thursdays, 19h00 24
Season 6 premiered on M-Net Series on Tuesday 2 February 2010, at 20h00 and aired on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 20h00.
On Tuesday, 4 May 2010 the show changed times to 20h30 on both Tuesday and Thursday following a channel time-change on M-Net Series in which all shows moved a half-hour later.
The season was won by krumper Russell Ferguson.
In Season 6, producers again travel across America in search of dancers who represent the rhythm of America. Those who spark the judges' interest during auditions will be invited to call-backs, where they will work with top choreographers.
During the call-back week, the judges choose the Top 20 dancers who will continue in the competition.
In the performance round, the 20 finalists dance for America's votes, and each week the six contestants comprising the bottom three couples are given a chance to perform solo routines to encourage viewers to keep them on the show.
Then the judges decide which dancers stay in the competition and which two are eliminated.
Once the series is down to the Top 10 finalists, it's solely up to America to decide who remains in the competition. Following the performance shows, viewers can vote for their favourite couples. The live results shows reveal who keeps dancing and who goes home.
Show Format
After travelling around the country looking for the best dancers, producers invite 500 of the most talented to attend casting sessions in major cities across the nation.
At the casting sessions, each dancer must perform their own routine in front of a panel of judges, who then decide immediately who is good enough to continue.
Those chosen to stay work on a routine as a group, and after a further round of eliminations followed by a choreographed routine with a partner, the final 50 are selected to move on to the Dance Boot Camp.
At the Dance Boot Camp, each of the dancers is put through their paces by 5 choreographers, who take them through a variety of dance styles, from Hip Hop, to the Flamenco.
At the end of the camp, the group is immediately cut down, 20 of whom will be chosen to move forward to the studio shows after one-to-one interviews with the choreographers. This group is then cut down to a final 10.
Each studio show is structured the same way. As contestants are eliminated the remaining participants are randomly paired together, and the dances they need to perform the following week are drawn from a hat.
We follow each couple as they learn their routine by a top choreographer, before performing that routine in front of the panel of choreographers, and a live studio audience.
Once all the couples have performed, the panel identify the 3 weakest couples (or in later shows, 2 weakest couples) to go up for elimination by the public who vote for their favourites to stay.
Each dancer has an opportunity to encourage voters to keep them in the competition by dancing a solo routine for 45 seconds immediately before the phone lines are opened.
Each week, one guy and one girl is eliminated until only 4 dancers remain.
After performing for the last time, all 4 dancers are put to the public vote and it is the public who decide the final winner.
Dance styles featured on the show include jazz, contemporary, pop, modern, American jive, swing, disco, hip hop, krumping, paso doble, quickstep, lyrical, Broadway, Viennese waltz, smooth waltz, Argentine tango, mambo, cha cha, Cuban rumba, and salsa.
There are three judges on each show, one of whom is always producer Nigel Lythgoe. The other two judges are a rotation of professional dancers and choreographers.
Season 6 Cast
Judge/Producer - Himself
Host - Herself
Judge - Herself
Judge - Himself
Shane Sparks
Choreographer - Himself
Travis Wall
Mia Michaels
Choreographer - Herself
Guest Performer - Herself


We're just back from a very productive photo safari to Botswana and South Africa. We had a great group of participants, and had day after day of amazing wildlife experiences at two really excellent camps. Our personalized tour through the sights and sounds of Soweto was also a unique experience. While I brought and mostly shot with my traditional Nikon D850 and Nikon D7500 DSLRs, I also brought along two flagship smartphones and put them to the test. You can read about what I found they were great for, what they couldn't do, and get some tips on how to use one on your next safari in this article I've written for Extremetech. Quick note: We're starting to organize another high-end photo safari to Botswana and South Africa, possibly invitation only and probably Spring, 2020. If you'd like to be kept in the loop email us at safaris@cardinalphoto.com.
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Note: On final approach to runway 29 at sunset.
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Note: In flight from Pik [LLFK] to Hertseliya [LLHZ] in Israel.
Note: Participated in Ein-Yahav Fly-in. [Ein-Yahav is a small place with a near by airfield, located in the desert, at the south of Israel between the Dead Sea and Eilat].


Once a small museum, specializing in Native American artifacts, the natural sciences, and the environment of the surrounding Coachella Valley, the Palm Springs Art Museum has evolved into the primer cultural center of the desert.
One of the permanent exhibits features a collection of works by Dale Chihuly. His work is included in more than 200 museum collections worldwide. The Palm Springs Art Museum is fortunate to be one of those.
Chihuly received at Fulbright Fellowship in 1968, where he went to Venice to learn the craft of blowing glass. Since then, he has turned his works into fine art forms, creating more than a dozen of well-known series of works. His Cylinders, Baskets, Seaforms, Venetians, Persians, and Chandeliers are just a few. When you see a Chihuly work…you know it.
I was fortunate to view some of his works at the Palm Springs Art Museum. They're mesmerizing, eye-pleasing, and playful all at the same time.
If you take a trip to the Palm Springs area, this is one stop you'll want to make time for in your schedule. There's more here than Chihuly…a lot more.
The Museum's permanent collection of more than 55,000 objects features art of the Americas and 20th Century California art. Collections include modernist and contemporary painting and sculpture, Western American art Native American and Mesoamerican art and artifacts, contemporary studio glass art, photography, modern architecture and design, and graphics/works on paper.
Situated 123 miles east of Los Angeles, the Palm Springs Art Museum serves the greater Inland Empire, which covers Riverside and San Bernardino counties with a population of approximately 2.4 million residents. Located in the Coachella Valley, Palm Springs is one of the nine cities in the valley.
Keeping with the vibrant nature of the Palm Springs area and the microcosm where diversity and unique cultures blend, it's easy to see why the Palm Springs Art Museum membership continues to grow.
If You Go: The museum is open every day except Mondays and major holidays. Thursday evenings from 4 to 8 and every second Sunday the admission is free. With the inside temperature at an even 75 degrees, it's an excellent place to escape the summer heat while perusing the latest collections. The café and museum store both offer something for everyone. More information may be found at www.psmuseum.org.


During the course of our lives there are certain days that will claim extra and special preparation. I remember one Christmas Eve, I think I was about 14 at the time, when I voluntarily cleaned my bedroom and went so far as to collect jasmine from the garden and place it in a vase on my freshly excavated chest of drawers so that I would wake up on Christmas morning in a room that was beautiful in every way.
That's just one Christmas. Most Christmases get special attention - practical and spiritual. Easter too. There were special preparations leading up to our wedding day and also for the days our sons were born - practical preparations so that these days would go well but spiritual preparations too, hoping that what we said and did on these occasions would maybe whisper the gospel into someone's listening, searching ear.
But what about the day of our death? A bit hard to prepare for in lots of ways. Death may come suddenly and unexpectedly. Or it may come at the end of a long, slow illness or at the end of the gradual process of aging, leaving us too debilitated and tired by the time we get there to do much about it.
But what is death? For the Christian it is the day we fall safely into the arms of Jesus. That last breath drawn marks the beginning of glorious, eternal life with our Father in heaven.
I have recently finished reading O Love That Will Not Let Me Go, the fourth book edited by Nancy Guthrie in a series of collected readings on a given subject. This one is on the subject of death and bears the subtitle Facing Death with Courageous Confidence in God. And like the others, it's wonderful.
It isn't easy reading in lots of ways. The various writers don't make light of the physical reality and pain of death which makes this book very confronting. Nor do they make light of the sadness and tragedy of death. Jesus himself wept when his friend Lazarus died - weeping not just for the loss of his friend but also over death itself, that His Father's perfect creation had become so stained and sullied by sin as to be marred by the ugliness of death.
For the one who dies loving Jesus, death has lost its sting. Because when the last breath of life is drawn, the Christian passes away from this life into eternal life with Jesus. And while this book has plenty to say about the pain of death, it has more to say about the wondrous glory of what lies beyond it.
Therefore, if we desire to end our days in joy and comfort, let us now lay the foundation of a comfortable death. To die well is not a thing of that light moment as some imagine: it is no easy matter. But to die well is a matter of every day. Let us daily do some good that may help us at the time of our death. Every day by repentance pull out the sting of some sin, that so when death comes, we may have nothing to do but to die.
As I said, this book is confronting in many ways. But it is also rich with comfort, encouragement and hope. As for all the books in this series, it is definitely worth reading. And reading it would be time well spent.
Drinking...a cup of tea. I was recently introduced to black tea with mint. It's delicious. But the weather was too awful to head outdoors for mint leaves today so this is just the usual English Breakfast with a dash of milk. I've actually reduced the amount of tea I drink lately...and feeling much better for it too.
Thinking...it has been a long time since I posted anything.
Watching...Masterchef and have absolutely loved following the progress of a dear friend's sister competing on it. But I will be SO glad when Sunday's finale is screened, the tv can be turned off (for a very long time) and the evenings can be reclaimed. And to the young member of this family who asked if we were going to watch "The Renovators" next, the answer is no.
Falling behind...in my daily Bible reading. (This however is not linked to the "Watching.") About a week behind at the moment. Hoping to have caught up by the end of the month. Currently in Chronicles, the 20s Psalms and Mark. And loving our current sermon and Bible study series on Deuteronomy.
Wondering...if anyone has used the M'Cheyne Bible reading plan and if so, what you thought of it? I'm wondering if I will give it a go for next year.
Reading..."Feminine Threads: Women in the Tapestry of Christian History" by Diana Lynn Severance. I'm fairly sure I'll be mentioning this one again.
Spurred on...by a post I read about looking to God in prayer for grace for the immediate now and not being concerned with or distracted by the list of things that need to be done by the end of this week or next week. I can seek His grace for the end of the week things at the end of the week. It's trying to live out Matthew 6:34. Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.
Anticipating...writing a post on an excellent book I read during the holidays. Soon. Maybe after Sunday!!!
Copying...Rebecca and trying to decide if I will do a status report every month.


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Nearly 20% of people develop PTSD symptoms after low back fusion surgery
Nearly 20 percent of people who underwent low back fusion surgery developed post-traumatic stress disorder symptoms associated with that surgery, according to a recent Oregon Health & Science University study published in the journal Spine.
Past studies have noted PTSD symptoms in some trauma, cancer and organ transplant patients. But this is the first study, its authors believe, to monitor for PTSD symptoms in patients undergoing an elective medical procedure.
"It is maybe not surprising that significant surgical interventions have psychological as well as physical impacts," said Robert Hart, M.D., an orthopedic surgeon, professor of orthopedics and rehabilitation at OHSU and senior author of the study. "I think it means that we in the medical community need to monitor for these effects in our patients and to manage them when they occur."
How does a surgeon's language affect patient risk perception?
Older people taking anxiety drugs and antidepressants more likely to suffer postoperative delirium
UVA researchers develop a noninvasive surgical approach to remove faulty brain circuits
The study found that the strongest factor in determining whether a spine surgery patient suffered PTSD symptoms after the surgery was whether the patient had a psychiatric disturbance - depression or anxiety disorders, for example - before the surgery. But some patients who had no such pre-surgery diagnoses also suffered PTSD symptoms after the spine surgery, the study found.
The OHSU study involved 73 of Hart's surgical patients who underwent lumbar spinal fusion surgery, a procedure in which two or more lumbar vertebrae in the back are fused together, usually including implantation of metal screws and rods as part of the procedure.
Surgeons at the OHSU Spine Center always look for other ways to deal with back pain before surgery. But sometimes, surgery is the only option. And spinal fusion is often major surgery that may involve complications and often involves a long recuperation period. The majority of patients in the study reported a good experience and had substantial relief of their pre-operative pain.
Hart said the study results might offer guidance to doctors and surgeons in advising potential spine surgery patients about the surgery. For patients at higher risk, the results suggest doctors and surgeons might offer treatment for them prior to surgery, Hart said.
"At the end of the day, I hope this will make changes in the way we prepare people for surgery, to reduce these psychological impacts. This is analogous to how we currently optimize patients' physical condition before major surgery," Hart said.
Hart said he wants to study that issue next - and measure which pre-surgery interventions might work best to reduce or eliminate any PTSD effects.
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Q: Contact Address Format I am using the below Visualforce Email Template:
<messaging:emailTemplate subject="Address Allignment" recipientType="User" relatedToType="Contact">
<messaging:htmlEmailBody >

    <apex:outputpanel rendered="{!IF(len(relatedTo.MailingCity)>0, true , false)}">
        <apex:outputfield value="{!relatedTo.MailingCity}"/> ,
    </apex:outputpanel>

    <apex:outputpanel rendered="{!IF(len(relatedTo.MailingState)>0, true , false)}">
        <apex:outputfield value="{!relatedTo.MailingState}"/> ,
    </apex:outputpanel>

    <apex:outputpanel rendered="{!IF(len(relatedTo.MailingCountry)>0, true , false)}">
        <apex:outputfield value="{!relatedTo.MailingCountry}"/> ,
    </apex:outputpanel>

    <apex:outputpanel rendered="{!IF(len(relatedTo.MailingPostalCode)>0, true , false)}">
        <apex:outputfield value="{!relatedTo.MailingPostalCode}"/>.
    </apex:outputpanel>

    <apex:outputpanel rendered="{!IF(len(relatedTo.MailingStreet)>0, true , false)}">
        <apex:outputfield value="{!relatedTo.MailingStreet}"/>.
    </apex:outputpanel>   <br/>

</messaging:htmlEmailBody>
</messaging:emailTemplate>

Output:

Bangalore ,Karnataka ,India ,560066,Marathahalli. If we specify all address fields

If i specify only State value like Karnataka then the output looks like:

Karnataka ,

Now my requirement is not to include comma(,) after State value.

A: You can do something like
<apex:outputpanel rendered="{!IF(len(relatedTo.MailingCity)>0, true , false)}">
        <apex:outputfield value="{!relatedTo.MailingCity}"/>
    </apex:outputpanel>
<apex:outputpanel rendered="{!len(relatedTo.MailingState)>0 && len(relatedTo.MailingCity)>0}">
         ,
    </apex:outputpanel>

    <apex:outputpanel rendered="{!IF(len(relatedTo.MailingState)>0, true , false)}">
        <apex:outputfield value="{!relatedTo.MailingState}"/>
    </apex:outputpanel>

Use one extra panel for , and you will get expected output. You need to make same set of condition for all next comma.
Update you can also do one more thing here.
<apex:outputpanel rendered="{!IF(len(relatedTo.MailingCity)>0, true , false)}">
            <apex:outputfield value="{!relatedTo.MailingCity}"/> ,
        </apex:outputpanel>
        <apex:outputpanel rendered="{!IF(len(relatedTo.MailingState)>0, true , false)}">
            <apex:outputfield value="{!relatedTo.MailingState}"/> ,
        </apex:outputpanel>

then use some JavaScript to remove comma from end
var lastChar = myString[myString.length -1];
if(lastChar == ',')
 myString = myString.slice(0, -1);

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Three elections to be re-run after iVote debacle
System failures may have changed outcomes, Supreme Court rules.
By David Braue on Mar 21 2022 09:51 PM
It's back to the polls for three NSW electorates. Photo: Shutterstock
Residents of three NSW local government areas will be called back to the polls after the state Supreme Court voided the results of their recent elections, calling failures of the state's iVote electronic voting system a "material irregularity" that compromised the vote.
A number of residents were unable to cast votes in the 4 December poll after problems with the state's iVote technology assisted voting system prevented them from logging on as it struggled to keep up with surging demand for the service.
Some 652,983 votes were cast using iVote between 22 November and 4 December, the NSW Electoral Commission (NSWEC) reported shortly after the election, which it said had seen demand for online voting nearly triple compared with any previous election.
The NSWEC's postmortem analysis confirmed that high demand meant that many voters did not receive their iVote credentials early enough, preventing them from casting their votes and concluding that the results of six elections required "further analysis".
Of these, three elections – in Kempsey, Singleton, and Shellharbour – were deemed to have had high chance of an alternative outcome had the 34, 55, and 54 missing iVote votes, respectively, been cast.
Alternative outcomes were observed in 61 per cent of cases during Monte Carlo simulations of the Kempsey results, the NSWEC found, with 43.2 per cent of possible outcomes showing a different result in Singleton and 7 per cent in Shellharbour.
Given those relatively high likely outcomes, the Supreme Court ruled this month that the iVote issues constituted a "material irregularity" in the voting, voiding the outcomes of the elections and requiring all three polls to be re-run within three months.
The NSWEC – which said in a statement that it "welcomes the resolution of the matter" and would begin preparing for recall elections – had already announced it will not use iVote for the NSW state election next year, recommending a "targeted review before internet voting be considered for use at future elections."
Councillors were shocked by the decision and many said they weren't prepared to go through the expense and stress of local elections all over again, despite NSWEC and Supreme Court assurances that the judgement was in no way a reflection on the individuals involved.
The Commission "remains a strong supporter of innovation in election delivery," the Electoral Commissioner said in a statement, "[and] looks forward to continuing discussions on the future of internet voting, as well as exploring other ways to maintain trust in our democratic process by enriching citizen engagement with elections through technology."
A black mark for online voting
Australia is one of the world's most enthusiastic supporters of online voting, with 55 per cent of Australian respondents to a recent Tony Blair Institute for Global Change survey saying they would prefer to vote online – compared with just 35 per cent who prefer in-person voting.
Only Japan, Nigeria, and South Africa were more enthusiastic about online voting – and Australians were well ahead the citizens of comparable countries including the UK (43 per cent), Canada (41 per cent), France (35 per cent), and the US (29 per cent).
It's not clear how that enthusiasm will change as the NSWEC moves to rewrite and certify iVote for its eventual redeployment – and extensively documents the process to maintain transparency and voter trust.
Online voting has been analysed in Australia for a decade and a 2013 analysis by the Electoral Council of Australia and New Zealand noted NSW citizens' "very positive" reaction to iVote's early incarnation, noting that "the current environment in NSW appears to be very receptive to using the internet to vote" and suggesting that citizens might tolerate issues with e-voting systems "with a degree of pragmatic tolerance".
Yet there was little tolerance in the NSW Supreme Court decision in NSW Electoral Commission v Kempsey Shire Council, which analysed the iVote errors and decided their likely impact justified voiding the outcomes even though "it can be accepted that each Council's reputation might be affected and faith in the democratic process will be undermined if a new election results."
Concerns about security and election integrity have long been a bugbear for online voting, with Verified Voting interim co-director Mark Lindeman recently telling Stateline, an initiative of The Pew Charitable Trusts, that "there is no level at which internet voting is entirely safe… it's just not ready yet and we don't know how to get there."
The latest debacle isn't the first time the integrity of iVote, which was authored by Spanish software developer Scytl under a 2014 contract, has been questioned.
In 2019, an analysis by University of Melbourne security researcher Dr Vanessa Teague – who also testified as an expert witness in the Kempsey Shire Supreme Court case – confirmed that iVote's decryption proof and verification specification was vulnerable to compromise.
David Braue
David Braue is an award-winning technology journalist who has covered Australia's technology industry since 1995. A lifelong technophile, he has written and edited content for a broad range of audiences across myriad topics, with a particular focus on the intersection of technological innovation and business transformation.
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In truth, I've been too busy with my Etsy shop to really spare much thought about this Killer Body workout. I've not missed a day, and I've given it my all - in fact, since the Christmas tree went up, whose lights I always turn on for my workout, I've found renewed energy, enthusiasm and power. But I've not had the time to fret about it.
I've been alternating: Monday is lower body, Wednesday is upper body, Friday is either kickboxing or total-body resistance, and Saturday is both core and kickboxing. Tuesday and Thursday are supposed to be rest days, but I admit that I've been using FitFlow Max from last month on those days for a little more movement and active recovery.
But, as we enter Christmas-week, my set-up is changing. Lower body Monday, with optional cardio, upper body Wednesday with cardio, yoga Thursday, lower body again on Saturday and both core and kickboxing on Sunday (Christmas Eve). It's true that I'm fitting in an extra day of Killer Body and a little more cardio once my body is in fat-burning mode, but I'm absolutely ensuring that Tuesday and, this time, Friday, will be proper rest days. Why? Because by doing more resistance that week, not to mention my lack of rest but for Sunday over the past two weeks, I need more recovery time. The very last thing I want is to get a migraine on Christmas day.
But my Etsy shop has closed for Christmas, which means that I have more time to myself and less stress, so less reason to resort to yoga and exercise as a stress-release and more opportunity for general relaxation, and it also means I have the time for a soak in the bath. I have my magnesium flakes, which should help muscle recovery and stave off the migraine, as well as being a generally enjoyable time with a Lush Christmas bath bomb and a deliciously indulgent hot chocolate.
But, as for the workouts themselves, Killer Body is tough but doable. Upper body and core leave me sore, but they're not that bad while you're doing it so there's little room for dread. Lower body, on the other hand, is brutal, but it's balanced by the fact that the first two of the four circuits are the worst, and it gets easier (or, rather, more tolerable) from circuit three onwards. So while I do dread lower body, when I have the time to fret, it's also not so bad once you're in it. You have to focus on what you're doing and that silences your mind, and when it starts to hurt, it becomes a little better.
It's always such an achievement when I finish them, and by using isolated, focused workouts - though arms, legs and core are engaged in each program, it's just that the focus and emphasis changes accordingly - your body can recover more easily from the past workout and that means that it's easier to work out again the next day or so because you won't be focusing on the same muscle groups.


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Q: ImportError: cannot import name MapTile so, i have a bit of a problem here. (it might be confusing, i'll explain it)
whenever i try to run my program, game.py, i run into an error telling me that "maptile" cannot be imported, however it exists as a class and said class is what i'm trying to import. can anyone help me?
this part might make it a bit hard:
there are multiple files, and the error is coming from actions.py, which is where i'm trying to import "maptile". however, in tiles.py, which is where maptile is defined, it's defined on the third line. to combat this error, i moved the import of maptile (in actions.py) down to line 10 or 13. this would mean the import is happening after maptile is defined. i still got the error.
the import (that i think is where the error is coming from):
from tiles import MapTile

the error:
 Traceback (most recent call last):
        File "C:\Users\littl\OneDrive\Documents\Python
     Programs\adventuregame\game.py", line 1, in <module>
     import world, tiles, actions, enemies
        File "C:\Users\littl\OneDrive\Documents\Python
     Programs\adventuregame\tiles.py", line 1, in <module>
     import items, enemies, actions, world
        File "C:\Users\littl\OneDrive\Documents\Python
     Programs\adventuregame\actions.py", line 13, in <module>
     from tiles import MapTile
    ImportError: cannot import name 'MapTile'

if you need any more information, i can give it to you.


Batumi (Georgian: ბათუმი) is a seaside city on the Black Sea coast and capital of Adjara, an autonomous republic in southwest Georgia. It is situated some 20 km (12 mi) from the Turkish border, in a subtropical zone, rich in agricultural produce such as citrus fruit and tea. Industries include shipbuilding, food processing, and light manufacturing.Batumi is a city which visitors can't help but fall in love with. Its unique blend of subtropical coastline framed by rich green mountains and topped with legendary nightlife. The health giving qualities of this combination of sea and mountain air is renowned, and perhaps one reason why Georgia can boast twice the world average of centenarians. The fields around the city are mostly tea and citrus plantations, spotted with ancient ruins.
Batumi is located on the site of the ancient Greek colony in Colchis called Bathus or Bathys - derived from the Greek phrase bathus limen or bathys limin meaning "deep harbor."Under the Roman Emperor Hadrian (117-138 AD), it was converted into a fortified Roman port later deserted for the fortress of Petra founded in the times of Justinian I (527-565).Garrisoned by the Roman/Byzantine forces, it was formally a possession of the kingdom of Lazica until being occupied briefly by the Arabs who did not hold it; in the 9th century it formed part of the Bagratid monarchy of Tao-Klarjeti,and at the close of the 10th century of the unified kingdom of Georgia which succeeded it.Batumi today is the main port of Georgia. Since the change of power in Adjara, Batumi has attracted several international investors with real estate prices in the city trebling since 2001. Kazakh investors have reportedly invested $100 million to purchase more than 20 hotels in the Adjara region of Georgia. Construction of a number of new hotels was launched in Adjara's Black Sea resorts starting in 2007.Influenced by the onshore flow from the Black Sea, Batumi is subject to the aerographic effect of the nearby hills and mountains, resulting in significant rainfall throughout most of the year, making Batumi the wettest city in both Georgia and the entire Caucasus Region.Batumi is Georgia's number one beach resort. The open waters of the Black Sea connect Batumi with Russian, Turkish and European ports - as does its new international airport. The nearby beaches at Kobuleti and Sarpi are well resourced with hotels and restaurants.
The architecture of Batumi is particularly refined, the city being constructed at the height of Art Nouveau when it stood as the primary gateway from Western Europe into Georgia. Its streets are dotted with architectural wonders, including a mosque, synagogue and lovely churches. More recently, Batumi's economic boom has seen investors flood in, and Batumi is being transformed into a vibrant, modern resort. Top end hotels like Sheraton and Hyatt have opened, and the clubs, nightclubs and restaurants in Batumi are the best on the Black Sea.


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AFC Champions League play-off : Singapore Armed Forces FC 3-0 Sriwijaya FC
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Indeed, SAFFC shown why they are dead serious about making to the lucrative Asian Champions League (ACL) group stages, by bulldozed the woes-besieged Sriwijaya 3-0 at the Jalan Besar Stadium.
While there are some gelling works to be done in the Warriors camp, what their opponents in the S.League can foresee is that if the defending champions can get their act fast, then it's not hard to see why they are still THE team to beat.
Some Sriwijaya supporters (pictured above) spotted at the stand, whom I believe (in personal opinion) are local-based Indonesian students.
Unfortunately, these fans are relatively small in numbers and were being silenced for large part of the game after their team were overrun by their hosts.
While the SAFFC supporters (pictured above) were in their usual boisterous self with their drumming and singing routine, without the aid from the rest.
MATCH PICTURES
Sriwijaya's custodian Feri Rotin Sulu (pictured above) sunk to the ground helplessly, after an unmarked Akiyoshi Taisuke opened the account of the night in just seven minutes into play.
SAFFC's new signing Taisuke (pictured above in blue jersey) impressed those at the game with his exploits on the left flank and was singled out coach Richard Bok as the player most impressed on the field (P.S: this picture was picked up by SingaporeSports.sg).
Former international Ahmad Latiff Khamarudin (pictured above in blue jersey), who terrorized the Sumatran's defence with his running on and off the ball on the middle of the park and right flank, was credited with the assist that led to the first goal of the game in the seventh minute.
Fans might have seen a different Indra Sahdan Daud (pictured above right in foreground) in the SAFFC's jersey with the national frontman getting more involved in the attacking play, which coach Richard Bok's game plan this year is to see a more mobile style of football.
While his national team-mate Precious Emuejeraye (pictured above left in foreground) did not really stamped his presence on his position, judging the number of the offences launched at Sriwijaya's defensive third.
Another close-shave moment in the Sriwijaya's box.
Indra Sahdan made it 3-0 in the 89th minute from the spot, after second attempt when the first attempt was deemed illegal due to an infringement by 'keeper Feri Sulu.
The Warriors showing their appreciation to their supporters after the match.
POST-MATCH PRESS CONFERENCE
"In this game, we had six opportunities to score, but we failed to do so." lamented Sriwijaya coach Rachmat Darmawan (pictured above) in the post-match media conference.
"During the second half, we were reduced to ten men (Marthen Worabai's expulsion in the 62nd minute) and resulted us facing some difficulties in play the ball in the box, despite wining some possessions." he added
"With the experience we gained from playing the ACL, I feel we can do well in the AFC Cup." concluded coach Rachmat when asked about the Palembang-based club's chance the continental second-tier club competition.
"This being our competitive match, as compared to Sriwijaya who are already in the mid of their season." said SAFFC's coach Richard Bok (pictured above) in his address to the media after the game.
"There are still some rooms for improvement, especially at the top of the box in our defence.
"But given that this is a new team we are fielding, definitely there are plenty of gelling to be done, nonetheless, this win (tonight) is morale boaster that gives the team the much-needed confidence." said coach Bok.
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Ko Po Hui Sunday, 31 January 2010 at 03:22:00 GMT+8
To be honest, Latiff deserved another shot to the national team.. I think those who saw the match just now agree with me too ...
Anonymous Sunday, 31 January 2010 at 12:30:00 GMT+8
akiyoshi goal was assisted by frederico martinez, not ahmad latiff
Hi "Anonymous"..
Based on various reports it was credited to Federico for setting up Akiyoshi's opener.
However, a check with my co-photographer and a very close source, it was confirmed as follows:-
Ahmad Latiff did played a part by crossed the ball to Federico in the box, and the Uruguayan got a defender closing down on him, he "side-step" the defender and chip in far post where an unmarked Akiyoshi scored from close-range.


Mr. Jackson Nguriarengan is currently Chairman County Public Service Board of West Pokot and holds a Masters of Arts Degree, Bachelors and Higher Diploma in Human Resource Management. He has experience spanning for more than seventeen (17) years. He is currently pursuing Masters in Business Administration from University of Nairobi (Strategic Management).
Recipient of King's College London's Peace & Security Fellowship for African Women, holds a master's degree with a specialisation in governance from the Catholic University of Eastern Africa, a postgraduate diploma in gender and development from The University of Nairobi, and an undergraduate degree in philosophy and sociology, also from the Catholic University of Eastern Africa.
She is currently the Secretary/CEO of the West Pokot County Public Service Board and a council member of Kibabii University College.
Hellen is currently a member of the public service board and undertaking ther PhD. She holds Masters of Education degree in Administration and a Bachelors of Education degree both from the University of Nairobi.
She previously worked as a part time lecturer at the UoN ECD satellite centres within North Rift regions and also worked with the ministry of industrialization.
Former principle Propoi girls and west pokot satellite ECD College. Has taught at St. Francis School for the blind and various secondary schools in west pokot.
Holds Bsc public Health JKUAT, currently MPH student Maseno University, Advanced Diploma in Dermatovenereology , University of Dar-es-alaam, Diploma in clinical medicine and surgery, Adolescent health and HIV/AIDS prevention, MASHAV – Israel.
He has 18 years working experience in the public service, has held managerial positions in the ministry of health, that is Officer in-charge Sigor Sub-District , District AIDS and STI co-ordinator (DASCO) West Pokot , County AIDS and sexually transmitted diseases Co-ordinator (CASCO) West Pokot county prior to County public service Board.
He is also member of Kenya clinical officer's association (KCOA), Red-cross West Pokot Branch and Association of Dermatovenereologist officers of Africa (ADVOA).
Holds a master of Arts Degree from the University of Kyambogo, Uganda, and Bachelor's Degree from Kenyatta University and Diploma in special Education from the Kenya lnstitute of special Education (KISE).
She is vice Chair County Public Service Board West Pokot County, Chairperson of Disability Awareness and lnformation Network (DAIN) West Pokot County and a member of National Council of Persons with Disability (NCPWDS).
Prior to Joining County Public Service Board, she was a teacher Chewoyet High School, Kapenguria Boys High School and St. Francis School for the blind. She has been involved in the County, regional and Continental initiatives as a national representative.
Attained Corporate Governance Training Course for Directors at Center for Corporate Governance, Senior Management Course at Kenya School of Government and also a Board Member, Board of Directors, Justice and Peace Center.


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Royal Navy Uniforms - Doubles
I. Master and Commander, Full Dress II. Lieutenant, Full Dress, 1787-1812
I. Master and Commander, Full Dress (drawn from the Regulations posted November 17, 1787)
II. Lieutenant, Full Dress (from Mather Brown's painting "The Glorious First of June" at the Royal Maritime Museum, Greenwich)
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SKU: AR03 Categories: Royal Navy Uniforms - Doubles, Royal Navy Uniforms (1787-1825) Tags: Full Dress, Lieutenant, Master and Commander, R.N., Royal Navy, uniform
I. Master & Commander, FULL DRESS, 1787-1795:
Next in seniority after the captain came the 'Master and Commander' a rank said to have been introduced by William III. The commander was a captain who had not been 'posted' for promotion so he commanded the smallest type of vessel, a sixth-rate. Such commands were usually given to lieutenants who had passed their navigation examinations and could be given locally by the commander of a fleet or station, but subject to Admiralty confirmation. After 1794 the title was altered to 'Commander' only. The commander in the accompanying plate has a laced hat, and a '5-ball' pattern sword.
II. Lieutenant, FULL DRESS, 1787-1812:
The lieutenants of a man-of-war, the number of whom varied with the size of the vessel, were responsible to the captain for the general running of the ship and oversaw the various watches. Apart from their routine duties, in time of war they were often sent off on 'boat service' against enemy shipping, or commanded landing parties provided by their ship. When prizes were taken a lieutenant was usually put in charge, and it was in this way that many of them obtained their first command. This image is partly based on a painting of an unknown lieutenant, in the National Maritime Museum.


Vietnam always attaches importance to the friendship and all-round cooperation with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) – one of its leading partners in trade, investment and labour in the Middle East, said National Assembly Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan.
The top Vietnamese legislator made the statement at a meeting with Sheikha Lubna Khalid Al Qasimi, Minister of State for Tolerance of the UAE, in Abu Dhabi on December 12 as part of her activities in the country to attend the 11th Global Summit of Women Speakers of Parliament.
NA Chairwoman congratulated the host on her election as the UAE's Minister of State for Tolerance, saying that the appointment shows the country's determination to improve the life quality and satisfaction of the people, and promote tolerance – a basic value that is highly valued in the UAE.
While expressing her admiration at socio-economic achievements the UAE has made in recent time, as well as her delight at increasingly developing ties between the two countries.
She appreciated the organisation of the Summit, stressing that the event will contribute to improving the role and position of the UAE in the region and the world at large.
The guest also briefed the host on the Vietnamese NA's duties, hoping that the two countries will share their experience in law-making and implementing policies to create social interests and better people's living conditions.
She expressed her belief that Sheikha Lubna Khalid Al Qasimi will work to further promote the Vietnam-UAE cooperation in the coming time.
For her part, the UAE official said that the establishment of her agency is to protect the UAE's values, adding that her country's policy on tolerance aims to promote tolerance and prevent extremism in the society.
Sharing views with the host, NA Chairwoman Ngan also highlighted the spirit of tolerance in Vietnam's policies. She said that in its foreign policy, Vietnam plans to wrap up the past and look toward the future and wants to be a friend with all countries around the world.
Regarding social policies, the country often gives clemency to prisoners and all religions in Vietnam are equal before the law, she added.


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JAMAICA [Caribbean Update]
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PRIME MINISTER WILL STEP DOWN. Jamaica's governing party announced that Prime Minister Bruce Golding will step down as leader in the coming weeks, possibly averting a rebellion from ruling party members that could have led to his ouster, reports AP (Sept. 26, 2011):
Golding will resign once a new leader of the Jamaica Labor Party is elected, expected at an annual general conference in November. The party's leader automatically becomes the prime minister. The 63-year-old Golding is a veteran lawmaker who was expected to lead his party into the 2012 general elections. Golding's career has been in jeopardy since 2009 because of his handling of the extradition of drug kingpin Christopher "Dudus" Coke to the US. Critics have slammed Golding for allowing the contracting of a law firm to lobby Washington to drop their request for extradition;
The stance strained relations with Washington, which questioned Jamaica's reliability as an ally in the fight against drug trafficking. When Golding finally agreed to send Coke to the U.S., a hunt for the fugitive led to days of fighting in May 2010 that killed at least 73 civilians and three security officers. Coke was captured about a month later and extradited. In August, Coke pleaded guilty to racketeering and assault charges, admitting his leadership of the brutal Shower Posse gang. He is due to be sentenced in December.
STRATEGY TO DIVERSIFY ENERGY SUPPLY. The Government invites companies to submit proposals to provide the requirements for Liquefied Natural Gas Supply (RFP No. 2011/L001) (deadline: Oct. 31, 2011) and LNG Floating Storage & Regasification Terminal (RFP No. 2011/L002) (deadline: Nov. 30, 2011). Details: Public Sector Modernization Division. Office of Cabinet. Ann: Procurement Officer. Room 219, 2a Devon Rd.Kingston 6, Jamaica. Tel: (876) 929-8880/5. Fax: (876) 929-7266. E-mail: psmd.proc(a}cabinet.gov.jm. Web: http:// www. cabinet.gov. jm/prociiremenl
SOLAR ENERGY POTENTIAL. After returning from a three-week trip to Jamaica, Canadian-based Solamon Energy Corp. 's country head for Jamaica and senior VP Ainsley Brown says the country is now more than ever considering the switchover from fossil-fueled generating stations to those using renewable energy sources sooner than later, reports Caribbean News Now (Sept. 24, 2011). "The potential for solar in Jamaica is tremendous," stated Brown. He will be returning in early 2012 to incorporate Solamon Jamaica, in the wake of this past year's island-wide series of renewable energy workshops produced by the Petroleum Corp. of Jamaica (PCJ), to implement Apollo Acre solar solutions that will enable communities and businesses to lessen their dependency on imported oil. Each Apollo Acre will consist of a ground-mounted solar array of integrated photovoltaic cells over five-acre packages of land, though Solamon now also designs and installs solutions with local partners to provide roof-mounted and parking lot systems that could be augmented by micro wind turbine technology.
CLIMATE CHANGE VULNERABILITY. A $40 millionInter-American Development Bank loan to Jamaica is for Natural Hazards and Climate Change Vulnerability Reduction Program I (J A-L 1040). It will support policy reforms and institutional capacity development in integrated disaster risk management and climate change adaptation, aimed at reducing vulnerability to natural disasters and climate risk. Executing agency: Ministry of Finance and Planning. Details: www. iadb. org.
DEBT FINANCING PROGRAM. Hampden Kent Group, an infrastructure project development, financing, and management company, on Oct. 12 announced three debt refinancing projects in Jamaica , which represent $600 million in new structured debt. The first is the development of a solar panel production facility near Kingston that will begin before the end of 20 1 1 . The remaining projects are a waste-based energy production facility and self-contained sustainable shrimp farming modules and will rollout beginning in 2012, said Daryl Hudson, chairman/CEO of Hampden Kent, adding that this is the first of several initiatives for the company as it expands its presence in the Caribbean.
SOLAR TECHNOLOGY MOU. Jamaica's Dept of Local Government signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with US-based Green RG Management LLC (Green RG) for the company to test its solar technology in Jamaica. The tests, to be carried out at local government facilities, and other public entities, are to determine the feasibility and suitability of the technology to the environment, and examine prospects that such innovations could present. The move is in support of the government's focus on increasing the use of alternative, affordable energy sources, as articulated in the National Energy Policy 2009-2030 and First Action Plan 2009-2012. Managing partner, Green RG, Alfred Heyer, said most of the groundwork has already been done and the areas that need improvement have been identified.
STORAGE TANK REPAIRS. Government of the Jamaica (GOJ), Petrojam Ltd, Kingston Refinery, has allocated internal funds for repairs to its Storage Tanks No. 109 and Tank No. 110. Petrojam Ltd invites bids from eligible and qualified bidders by Nov. 17, 201 1. Details: The Refinery Compliance Officer. 75-96 Marcus Garvey Drive. Kingston 15, Jamaica. Tel: (1-876) 923-8611-5. E-mail: [email protected]
BEER PRODUCTION RELOCATES. Diageo, a leading spirits, beer and wine company, on Oct. 5 said that production of Red Stripe beer, brewed in Jamaica for the US market, will be relocated to the US in 2012. Pennsylvania-based City Brewing will handle US production. Jamaica-based Desnoes & Geddes Ltd (D&G) will continue producing Red Stripe for Jamaica, Brazil, Canada and Europe and will receive royalties on US Red Stripe sales. Details: Brooke Lower, Diageo. Ph: 203.229.4782. Rachel Rosenblatt, FD. Ph: 212.850.5697.
CHINA GRANTS FOR AGRICULTURE. The governments of Jamaica and China signed two grant agreements for RMB 21 million (US$3.288 million) and a memorandum of understanding on agricultural cooperation, reports JIS (Sept. 22, 2011). Another agreement for RMB 30 million (about US$5.617 million) was signed at the 3rd China/Caribbean Trade and Economic Forum in Trinidad a week earlier That brings the total agreements signed between the two countries in just over a week to RMB 51 million (US7.985 million). Prime Minister Bruce Golding said China has provided valuable assistance in a number of areas, including infrastructure, housing development, water supplies, education and agriculture. The MOU identifies priority areas including agricultural mechanization, agricultural trade promotion, climate change adaptation, disaster risk management, alternative energy in agriculture and information and communications technology in agriculture.
AUDITORS. Jamaica's Office of Utilities Regulation (OUR), invites proposals by Nov. 2 1 for Auditors to carry out an audit of the Jamaica Public Service Co. (JPSCo) Ltd Quality of Service (Q- factor) performance indicators and data collection procedures and methods. Details: Office of Utilities Regulation. Consultancy - Audit of Jamaica Public Service Co. Ltd Q-Factor. Attn: Richard Brown, Specialist, Electricity Regulation. 3rd Fl, PCJ Resource Centre. <location>36 Trafalgar Rd.Kingston 10, Jamaica. Tel: (876) 968-6053. Fax: (876) 929-3635. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: www.our.org.jm
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Multiple award-winning hiplife/afrobeats duo, R2Bees is out again with another jam featuring Nigerian artiste, Wizkid.
The song, titled 'Supa', is another warm-up track to their highly anticipated 'SITE 15' album scheduled for release before the end of 2018.
'Supa' is also a follow-up to the duo's recent classic afrobeats banger 'Boys Kasa' which features King Promise, Kwesi Arthur, Darkovibes, Rjz, Spacely, Humble Dis, Medikal and B4bonah.
Produced by Killmatic, Wizkid and Mugeez lay their soul soothing vocals over a soft melody whiles Omar Sterling delivers some satisfying bars.
Did Reggie Rockstone just blacklist Okyeame Kwame's half suit-half dress outfit?


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A "National Consensus" without the consensus
27Aug 2013 17 Jun 2015
House Hearing on Threats From Space (201303190011HQ) (Photo credit: NASA HQ PHOTO)
On July 30, the Senate Commerce committee approved an $18.1 billion budget for the NASA Authorization Act of 2013, on a party-line vote of 13-12. This is $400 million more than even the Obama administration requested, and $1.2 billion more than the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology approved on a 22-17 (again, party-line) vote.
Like many budget negotiations, these discrepancies are often rooted in partisan ideology and party loyalty. Given the current climate in Washington, particularly post-sequester, this is something of a non-story, even given the traditionally bipartisan support for NASA. However, one of the more interesting highlights–or lowlights, depending on where you stand–of the budget talks is the tug-of-war between Democrats and Republicans over NASA's intention to capture an asteroid.
The planned Asteroid Redirect Mission (ARM), proposed in President Obama's 2010 space policy speech and described by NASA in some detail last April, would involve targeting a near-Earth asteroid, redirecting its path to the lunar orbit, and sending a team of astronauts to study the asteroid's surface. NASA hopes to achieve a number of goals through this mission: a more complete picture of near-Earth objects, including possible threats to our planet, testing new propulsion systems, and the development of technologies required to capture and manipulate a large object in space.
In an editorial from early July, Lamar Smith (R-TX), chairman of the House Committee, lamented ARM's estimated $2.6 billion price tag, questioning whether or not the mission is a responsible use of the taxpayers' money. To lend further support to his views, Smith cited a 2012 National Research Council (NRC) report, "NASA's Strategic Direction and the Need for a National Consensus," which was requested by NASA in response to a congressional order for a "comprehensive independent assessment" of the agency's strategic direction. Smith seized upon the report's conclusion that there is little evidence that ARM "has been widely accepted as a compelling destination by NASA's own workforce, by the nation as a whole, or by the international community."
NASA, the NRC, and Smith's concerns about reaching a national consensus on the asteroid project and NASA's future are admirable, and the NRC's findings on the (un-)popularity of ARM could be compelling evidence against the program. However, with the exception of vague references to "sources" and "briefers," nowhere in this report on "national consensus" is there an attempt to uncover what this might be.
If Congress is truly concerned about the will of the people, and if its representatives wish to use public opinion as evidence in support of or against agency initiatives, it must take seriously the idea of citizen engagement and developing a better understanding of national consensus.
A national consensus does not have to mean forcing agreement between the parties involved; as a matter of fact, what models such as the Danish Board of Technology's Consensus Conference show us is that differences of opinion actually enable a more complete understanding of the issues at hand. Consensus conferences can lead us to ask new questions and find solutions we may never have considered before. In a nation the size of the United States, with tremendous diversity of population, creating a national consensus could be a powerful, and empowering, undertaking.
Imagine if, when issuing its order to NASA, Congress had included language requiring a consensus conference. By working with an experienced boundary organization, NASA, the NRC, and Congress would be able to develop a much clearer picture of public opinion on not only the asteroid initiative, but on NASA's strategic direction as a whole.
NASA inhabits a unique position among U.S. government agencies, and to its credit, has a solid record of public outreach: In June the agency put out a Request for Information to gather external input on ARM and its sister projects involving near-Earth object detection, receiving more than 400 responses. But as noble as this effort was, public outreach does not always equal public engagement.
Developing a picture of the complexities of public sentiment and consensus on our space program is hardly cost prohibitive: The World Wide Views project cost approximately $50,000 per site. Let's compare that with the price tag on the NRC report, which cost NASA upwards of $830,000. For the cost of one NRC report, NASA could have commissioned up to 15 citizen panels.
At a time when every dollar NASA spends is under tight scrutiny, a better understanding of what citizens want from their space program can only benefit the agency. Members of Congress, as elected representatives of the people, must recognize that there is more to public engagement than earning votes. And agencies, despite their good intentions, must learn that true public engagement makes an attempt to reach all the people, not just those who are already tuned in. A better-informed electorate is the key to the nation's success. We have the tools, now we must use them.
Katie Reeves is a graduate student studying science and technology policy at the University of Michigan. You can contact her at: reevesk@umich.edu.
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class OracleHomeVarRequirement < Requirement
  fatal true
  satisfy(:build_env => false) { ENV["ORACLE_HOME"] }

  def message; <<-EOS.undent
      To use --with-oci you have to set the ORACLE_HOME environment variable.
      Check Oracle Instant Client documentation for more information.
    EOS
  end
end

# Patches for Qt5 must be at the very least submitted to Qt's Gerrit codereview
# rather than their bug-report Jira. The latter is rarely reviewed by Qt.
class Qt5 < Formula
  desc "Version 5 of the Qt framework"
  homepage "https://www.qt.io/"
  head "https://code.qt.io/qt/qt5.git", :branch => "5.5", :shallow => false
  revision 2

  stable do
    url "https://download.qt.io/official_releases/qt/5.5/5.5.1/single/qt-everywhere-opensource-src-5.5.1.tar.xz"
    mirror "https://www.mirrorservice.org/sites/download.qt-project.org/official_releases/qt/5.5/5.5.1/single/qt-everywhere-opensource-src-5.5.1.tar.xz"
    sha256 "6f028e63d4992be2b4a5526f2ef3bfa2fe28c5c757554b11d9e8d86189652518"

    # Build error: Fix library detection for QtWebEngine with Xcode 7.
    # https://codereview.qt-project.org/#/c/127759/
    patch do
      url "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/UniqMartin/patches/557a8bd4/qt5/webengine-xcode7.patch"
      sha256 "7bd46f8729fa2c20bc486ddc5586213ccf2fb9d307b3d4e82daa78a2553f59bc"
    end

    # Fix for qmake producing broken pkg-config files, affecting Poppler et al.
    # https://codereview.qt-project.org/#/c/126584/
    # Should land in the 5.5.2 and/or 5.6 release.
    patch do
      url "https://gist.githubusercontent.com/UniqMartin/a54542d666be1983dc83/raw/f235dfb418c3d0d086c3baae520d538bae0b1c70/qtbug-47162.patch"
      sha256 "e31df5d0c5f8a9e738823299cb6ed5f5951314a28d4a4f9f021f423963038432"
    end

    # Build issue: Fix install names with `-no-rpath` to be absolute paths.
    # https://codereview.qt-project.org/#/c/138349
    patch do
      url "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/UniqMartin/patches/77d138fa/qt5/osx-no-rpath.patch"
      sha256 "92c9cfe701f9152f4b16219a04a523338d4b77bb0725a8adccc3fc72c9fb576f"
    end

    # Fixes for Secure Transport in QtWebKit
    # https://codereview.qt-project.org/#/c/139967/
    # https://codereview.qt-project.org/#/c/139968/
    # https://codereview.qt-project.org/#/c/139970/
    # Should land in the 5.5.2 and/or 5.6 release.
    patch do
      url "https://gist.githubusercontent.com/The-Compiler/8202f92fff70da39353a/raw/884c3bef4d272d25d7d7202be99c3940248151ee/qt5.5-securetransport-qtwebkit.patch"
      sha256 "c3302de2e23e74a99e62f22527e0edee5539b2e18d34c05e70075490ba7b3613"
    end
  end

  bottle do
    sha256 "66392beb2f58ca5763c044de0f80128c4d2747b7708dfe749ffa551e323e12e5" => :el_capitan
    sha256 "a7b2d4ef9027f41c0e1f70ecdd39682caa343ac5314eb226e441b30b0943739d" => :yosemite
    sha256 "6a5a3cd1331a217eb2a1abfc09d73d6e06a0ce5cafac9188aee6d96c7fc4ca4e" => :mavericks
  end

  keg_only "Qt 5 conflicts Qt 4 (which is currently much more widely used)."

  option "with-docs", "Build documentation"
  option "with-examples", "Build examples"
  option "with-oci", "Build with Oracle OCI plugin"

  option "without-webengine", "Build without QtWebEngine module"
  option "without-webkit", "Build without QtWebKit module"

  deprecated_option "qtdbus" => "with-d-bus"

  # OS X 10.7 Lion is still supported in Qt 5.5, but is no longer a reference
  # configuration and thus untested in practice. Builds on OS X 10.7 have been
  # reported to fail: <https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/issues/45284>.
  depends_on :macos => :mountain_lion

  depends_on "d-bus" => :optional
  depends_on :mysql => :optional
  depends_on :xcode => :build

  depends_on OracleHomeVarRequirement if build.with? "oci"

  def install
    args = %W[
      -prefix #{prefix}
      -release
      -opensource -confirm-license
      -system-zlib
      -qt-libpng
      -qt-libjpeg
      -no-openssl -securetransport
      -nomake tests
      -no-rpath
    ]

    args << "-nomake" << "examples" if build.without? "examples"

    args << "-plugin-sql-mysql" if build.with? "mysql"

    if build.with? "d-bus"
      dbus_opt = Formula["d-bus"].opt_prefix
      args << "-I#{dbus_opt}/lib/dbus-1.0/include"
      args << "-I#{dbus_opt}/include/dbus-1.0"
      args << "-L#{dbus_opt}/lib"
      args << "-ldbus-1"
      args << "-dbus-linked"
    else
      args << "-no-dbus"
    end

    if build.with? "oci"
      args << "-I#{ENV["ORACLE_HOME"]}/sdk/include"
      args << "-L#{ENV["ORACLE_HOME"]}"
      args << "-plugin-sql-oci"
    end

    args << "-skip" << "qtwebengine" if build.without? "webengine"
    args << "-skip" << "qtwebkit" if build.without? "webkit"

    system "./configure", *args
    system "make"
    ENV.j1
    system "make", "install"

    if build.with? "docs"
      system "make", "docs"
      system "make", "install_docs"
    end

    # Some config scripts will only find Qt in a "Frameworks" folder
    frameworks.install_symlink Dir["#{lib}/*.framework"]

    # The pkg-config files installed suggest that headers can be found in the
    # `include` directory. Make this so by creating symlinks from `include` to
    # the Frameworks' Headers folders.
    Pathname.glob("#{lib}/*.framework/Headers") do |path|
      include.install_symlink path => path.parent.basename(".framework")
    end

    # configure saved PKG_CONFIG_LIBDIR set up by superenv; remove it
    # see: https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/issues/27184
    inreplace prefix/"mkspecs/qconfig.pri", /\n\n# pkgconfig/, ""
    inreplace prefix/"mkspecs/qconfig.pri", /\nPKG_CONFIG_.*=.*$/, ""

    # Move `*.app` bundles into `libexec` to expose them to `brew linkapps` and
    # because we don't like having them in `bin`. Also add a `-qt5` suffix to
    # avoid conflict with the `*.app` bundles provided by the `qt` formula.
    # (Note: This move/rename breaks invocation of Assistant via the Help menu
    # of both Designer and Linguist as that relies on Assistant being in `bin`.)
    libexec.mkpath
    Pathname.glob("#{bin}/*.app") do |app|
      mv app, libexec/"#{app.basename(".app")}-qt5.app"
    end
  end

  def caveats; <<-EOS.undent
    We agreed to the Qt opensource license for you.
    If this is unacceptable you should uninstall.
    EOS
  end

  test do
    (testpath/"hello.pro").write <<-EOS.undent
      QT       += core
      QT       -= gui
      TARGET = hello
      CONFIG   += console
      CONFIG   -= app_bundle
      TEMPLATE = app
      SOURCES += main.cpp
    EOS

    (testpath/"main.cpp").write <<-EOS.undent
      #include <QCoreApplication>
      #include <QDebug>

      int main(int argc, char *argv[])
      {
        QCoreApplication a(argc, argv);
        qDebug() << "Hello World!";
        return 0;
      }
    EOS

    system bin/"qmake", testpath/"hello.pro"
    system "make"
    assert File.exist?("hello")
    assert File.exist?("main.o")
    system "./hello"
  end
end

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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package com.googlecode.jmxtrans.example;

import java.io.File;

import com.googlecode.jmxtrans.JmxTransformer;
import com.googlecode.jmxtrans.model.JmxProcess;
import com.googlecode.jmxtrans.util.JmxUtils;

/**
 * Shows how to process a file.
 *
 * @author jon
 */
public class MemoryPool {

	/**
     *
     */
	public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {

		JmxProcess process = JmxUtils.getJmxProcess(new File("memorypool.json"));
		JmxUtils.printJson(process);
		JmxTransformer transformer = new JmxTransformer();
		transformer.executeStandalone(process);

		// for (int i = 0; i < 160; i++) {
		// JmxUtils.execute(jmx);
		// Thread.sleep(1000);
		// }

		System.out.println("done!");
	}
}