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package twitter4j.internal.json;

import twitter4j.Location;
import twitter4j.ResponseList;
import twitter4j.TwitterException;
import twitter4j.conf.Configuration;
import twitter4j.internal.http.HttpResponse;
import twitter4j.internal.org.json.JSONArray;
import twitter4j.internal.org.json.JSONException;
import twitter4j.internal.org.json.JSONObject;

import static twitter4j.internal.util.z_T4JInternalParseUtil.getInt;
import static twitter4j.internal.util.z_T4JInternalParseUtil.getRawString;
import static twitter4j.internal.util.z_T4JInternalParseUtil.getUnescapedString;

/**
 * @author Yusuke Yamamoto - yusuke at mac.com
 */
/*package*/ final class LocationJSONImpl implements Location {
    private final int woeid;
    private final String countryName;
    private final String countryCode;
    private final String placeName;
    private final int placeCode;
    private final String name;
    private final String url;
    private static final long serialVersionUID = 7095092358530897222L;

    /*package*/ LocationJSONImpl(JSONObject location) throws TwitterException {
        try {
            woeid = getInt("woeid", location);
            countryName = getUnescapedString("country", location);
            countryCode = getRawString("countryCode", location);
            if (!location.isNull("placeType")) {
                JSONObject placeJSON = location.getJSONObject("placeType");
                placeName = getUnescapedString("name", placeJSON);
                placeCode = getInt("code", placeJSON);
            } else {
                placeName = null;
                placeCode = -1;
            }
            name = getUnescapedString("name", location);
            url = getUnescapedString("url", location);
        } catch (JSONException jsone) {
            throw new TwitterException(jsone);
        }
    }

    /*package*/
    static ResponseList<Location> createLocationList(HttpResponse res, Configuration conf) throws TwitterException {
        if (conf.isJSONStoreEnabled()) {
            DataObjectFactoryUtil.clearThreadLocalMap();
        }
        return createLocationList(res.asJSONArray(), conf.isJSONStoreEnabled());
    }

    /*package*/
    static ResponseList<Location> createLocationList(JSONArray list, boolean storeJSON) throws TwitterException {
        try {
            int size = list.length();
            ResponseList<Location> locations =
                    new ResponseListImpl<Location>(size, null);
            for (int i = 0; i < size; i++) {
                JSONObject json = list.getJSONObject(i);
                Location location = new LocationJSONImpl(json);
                locations.add(location);
                if (storeJSON) {
                    DataObjectFactoryUtil.registerJSONObject(location, json);
                }
            }
            if(storeJSON){
                DataObjectFactoryUtil.registerJSONObject(locations, list);
            }
            return locations;
        } catch (JSONException jsone) {
            throw new TwitterException(jsone);
        } catch (TwitterException te) {
            throw te;
        }
    }

    /**
     * {@inheritDoc}
     */
    public int getWoeid() {
        return woeid;
    }

    /**
     * {@inheritDoc}
     */
    public String getCountryName() {
        return countryName;
    }

    /**
     * {@inheritDoc}
     */
    public String getCountryCode() {
        return countryCode;
    }

    /**
     * {@inheritDoc}
     */
    public String getPlaceName() {
        return placeName;
    }

    /**
     * {@inheritDoc}
     */
    public int getPlaceCode() {
        return placeCode;
    }

    /**
     * {@inheritDoc}
     */
    public String getName() {
        return name;
    }

    /**
     * {@inheritDoc}
     */
    public String getURL() {
        return url;
    }

    @Override
    public boolean equals(Object o) {
        if (this == o) return true;
        if (!(o instanceof LocationJSONImpl)) return false;

        LocationJSONImpl that = (LocationJSONImpl) o;

        if (woeid != that.woeid) return false;

        return true;
    }

    @Override
    public int hashCode() {
        return woeid;
    }

    @Override
    public String toString() {
        return "LocationJSONImpl{" +
                "woeid=" + woeid +
                ", countryName='" + countryName + '\'' +
                ", countryCode='" + countryCode + '\'' +
                ", placeName='" + placeName + '\'' +
                ", placeCode='" + placeCode + '\'' +
                ", name='" + name + '\'' +
                ", url='" + url + '\'' +
                '}';
    }
}


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Comic books, strips, etc Comic books, strips, etc Japan Comic books, strips, etc Japan Translations into English Games Fiction Graphic novels Japan High school students Comic books, strips, etc High school students Japan Comic books, strips, etc Interpersonal relations Comic books, strips, etc Japan Comic books, strips, etc Teenagers Fiction
Hero Hero. Ito, Akira. Totono, Shizuku Yoshinari, Yoh
Shonen Jump manga Yu-Gi-Oh! R 4
Comic books, strips, etc. Comics (Graphic works) Fantasy comics. Fantasy fiction. Graphic novels. Manga (Comic books, strips, etc.) Manga. Romance comics. Translations.
Horimiya. 10
Summary: "Hori and Miyamura decide to ring in the New Year at the local shrine...but with it comes their last term in high school. As the pair and their friends return to their everyday lives and usual hijinks, both the special days and the humdrum ones prove irreplaceable. But these precious days can't last forever..."--pg. 4 of cover.
Publisher / Publication Date: Yen Press 2018
1 available in Young Adult Collection, Call number: YA 741.5 HOR
Horimiya : Hori-San and Miyamura-Kun. 08
Summary: The Kiri High crew dives into the sports festival...and thanks to some fighting words from Hori, even phys ed-phobic Miyamura is fired up and raring to go?! As Sengoku's apathy, Sakura's lack of rhythm, and Hori's manly cheerleading take center stage, his fellow third-years might get some great last memories out of their final sports fest, but for Miyamura, they'll be his first!
Horimiya. 9
Summary: Winter's here, and with it comes scarves and coats, snow, Christmas...and year-end blues? Love (and heartbreak) is still in the air, but Hori's thoughts turn to the future and what it holds for her and Miyamura. Will Hori's anxiety prove contagious, or will Miyamura be able to put her at ease?
Publisher / Publication Date: Yen Press is an imprint of Hachette Book Group 2017
Summary: "When Miyamura murmurs an "I like you" to Hori, who's laid up in bed with a fever, is he talking to himself? Or is he actually confessing to having feelings for her?! Hori is conflicted, but their secret-filled relationship is unmistakably changing little by little..." -- page 4 of cover.
Publisher / Publication Date: Yen Press, Hachette Book Group 2016
Horimiya = Hori san and miyamura kun. 12
Summary: "Something's got the usually quiet Sakura all fidgety! And for once, it's not Tohru! Will sparks fly when Sakura, unexpectedly worked up by a shounen manga, of all things, runs into the equally quiet Yanagi, himself a shounen manga fanboy?!"--Tp verso.
Totono, Shizuku
Summary: Married off to a man more than twenty years her senior, Koyuki has no idea what her new life has in store for her. She's so in the dark, in fact, that she hasn't even seen her husband's face! But Koyuki isn't alone in fumbling through the intricacies of wedded bliss. Mask-donning Shin might have many years on his young wife, but as it turns out, he's just as naïve as she is! Will this pair of...
Horimiya = Hori-san and Miyamura-kun. 02
Summary: "The sweet, "aww"-inspiring tale of school life continues!! By all appearances, Kyouko Hori and Izumi Miyamura are worlds apart. Bright and capable, Hori is always surrounded by classmates, the center of attention. For Miyamura, a quirky loner, getting through class unnoticed counts as a good day. But ever since these two started sharing secrets, they've found themselves drawn into each other's...
Summary: Not everyone is as quick on the draw as Hori and Miyamura when it comes to love. Ever the trustworthy friend, Ishikawa has seen the couple through thick and thin, but his own heart seems to be taking a more meandering road to romance. Having realized that he and Yoshikawa might be more than "just friends," Ishikawa is now stuck attempting to navigate the murky waters between friendship and...
Yu-Gi-Oh! R. Vol 4, Return of the dragon
Ito, Akira.
Summary: When the follower of an old enemy returns to take revenge, Yugi Mutou must duel to save a friend's life.
Publisher / Publication Date: Viz Media 2010
1 available in Young Adult Collection, Call number: YA 741.5 YU
Little witch academia. 1
Yoshinari, Yoh
Summary: Akko Kagari, a student from a non-magical family, faces bullies and builds friendships at the prestigious Luna Nova Witchcraft Academy.
Publisher / Publication Date: JY 2018
Horimiya = Hori-san and Miyamura-kun. 6 / Hero, Daisuke Hagiwara ; translation: Taylor Engel ; lettering: Alexis Eckerman.
Summary: Miyamura and Hori naturally navigate the trials of being a teenage couple, helping their friends along the way.
Horimiya = Hori san and miyamura kun. 5
Summary: "Hori and Miyamura are now officially a couple, and everyone knows it. But not everything's coming up roses for Miyamura, who's worried that people are talking about Hori behind her back. When his anxiety about being Hori's boyfriend reaches fever pitch, Miyamura drastically changes his look, which changes everyone's opinion of him all at once."--Provided by publisher.
Hero.
Summary: The springtime of youth bubbles over!! At first glance, the ultra-popular Hori-san seems like a frivolous high school girl, but in reality, she's plain, pragmatic, and family-oriented. On the other hand, the bespectacled Miyamura-kun comes across as an average, gloomy high school fanboy, but he's actually an attractive young man who has a bad-boy streak and is covered in piercings and tattoos....

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#include "config.h"
#include "V8Document.h"

#include "CanvasRenderingContext.h"
#include "Document.h"
#include "ExceptionCode.h"
#include "Node.h"
#include "TouchList.h"
#include "XPathNSResolver.h"
#include "XPathResult.h"

#include "V8Binding.h"
#include "V8CanvasRenderingContext2D.h"
#include "V8CustomXPathNSResolver.h"
#include "V8DOMImplementation.h"
#include "V8HTMLDocument.h"
#include "V8IsolatedContext.h"
#include "V8Node.h"
#include "V8Proxy.h"
#include "V8Touch.h"
#include "V8TouchList.h"
#if ENABLE(WEBGL)
#include "V8WebGLRenderingContext.h"
#endif
#include "V8XPathNSResolver.h"
#include "V8XPathResult.h"

#if ENABLE(SVG)
#include "V8SVGDocument.h"
#endif

#include <wtf/RefPtr.h>

namespace WebCore {

#if ENABLE(XPATH)
v8::Handle<v8::Value> V8Document::evaluateCallback(const v8::Arguments& args)
{
    INC_STATS("DOM.Document.evaluate()");

    RefPtr<Document> document = V8Document::toNative(args.Holder());
    ExceptionCode ec = 0;
    String expression = toWebCoreString(args[0]);
    RefPtr<Node> contextNode;
    if (V8Node::HasInstance(args[1]))
        contextNode = V8Node::toNative(v8::Handle<v8::Object>::Cast(args[1]));

    RefPtr<XPathNSResolver> resolver = V8DOMWrapper::getXPathNSResolver(args[2]);
    if (!resolver && !args[2]->IsNull() && !args[2]->IsUndefined())
        return throwError(TYPE_MISMATCH_ERR);

    int type = toInt32(args[3]);
    RefPtr<XPathResult> inResult;
    if (V8XPathResult::HasInstance(args[4]))
        inResult = V8XPathResult::toNative(v8::Handle<v8::Object>::Cast(args[4]));

    v8::TryCatch exceptionCatcher;
    RefPtr<XPathResult> result = document->evaluate(expression, contextNode.get(), resolver.get(), type, inResult.get(), ec);
    if (exceptionCatcher.HasCaught())
        return throwError(exceptionCatcher.Exception());

    if (ec)
        return throwError(ec);

    return toV8(result.release());
}
#endif

v8::Handle<v8::Value> V8Document::getCSSCanvasContextCallback(const v8::Arguments& args)
{
    INC_STATS("DOM.Document.getCSSCanvasContext");
    v8::Handle<v8::Object> holder = args.Holder();
    Document* imp = V8Document::toNative(holder);
    String contextId = toWebCoreString(args[0]);
    String name = toWebCoreString(args[1]);
    int width = toInt32(args[2]);
    int height = toInt32(args[3]);
    CanvasRenderingContext* result = imp->getCSSCanvasContext(contextId, name, width, height);
    if (!result)
        return v8::Undefined();
    if (result->is2d())
        return toV8(static_cast<CanvasRenderingContext2D*>(result));
#if ENABLE(WEBGL)
    else if (result->is3d())
        return toV8(static_cast<WebGLRenderingContext*>(result));
#endif // ENABLE(WEBGL)
    ASSERT_NOT_REACHED();
    return v8::Undefined();
}

v8::Handle<v8::Value> toV8(Document* impl, bool forceNewObject)
{
    if (!impl)
        return v8::Null();
    if (impl->isHTMLDocument())
        return toV8(static_cast<HTMLDocument*>(impl), forceNewObject);
#if ENABLE(SVG)
    if (impl->isSVGDocument())
        return toV8(static_cast<SVGDocument*>(impl), forceNewObject);
#endif
    v8::Handle<v8::Object> wrapper = V8Document::wrap(impl, forceNewObject);
    if (wrapper.IsEmpty())
        return wrapper;
    if (!V8IsolatedContext::getEntered()) {
        if (V8Proxy* proxy = V8Proxy::retrieve(impl->frame()))
            proxy->windowShell()->updateDocumentWrapper(wrapper);
    }
    return wrapper;
}

#if ENABLE(TOUCH_EVENTS)
v8::Handle<v8::Value> V8Document::createTouchListCallback(const v8::Arguments& args)
{
    RefPtr<TouchList> touchList = TouchList::create();

    for (int i = 0; i < args.Length(); i++) {
        if (!args[i]->IsObject())
            return v8::Undefined();
        touchList->append(V8Touch::toNative(args[i]->ToObject()));
    }

    return toV8(touchList.release());
}
#endif

} // namespace WebCore

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A shorter form of this was published in The Christian Courier and was first written on commission from Sustaining Pastoral Excellence.
How many pastors does it take to change a Christian Reformed church? The best and right answer is probably "None." But that hasn't kept many of my ilk from trying. Some try wisely, some foolishly. We all pray we're faithful to God in building up the church and serving in God's world.
Yet most of us change-driving pastors have taken and given lumps in the change process. Some lumps may have been well-deserved, many not. Saddest, though, were time when lumps permanently wounded pastors, their families and congregations.
Maybe you wonder, "How can I trust he knows what he's talking about?" Well, for one, I've been a CRC pastor for almost 33 years, 24 of them in parish ministry. I've taken my share of lumps in the process of church changes. Regrettably, I've have given lumps too. For some of the giving and taking we all need Christ's forgiveness and healing.
But this is not only my story. Recently I've hustled some colleagues via email and phone--women and men, in Canada and the USA, from churches large and small, some recent church plants, others long-established. I know a few of these folks well, others hardly at all. All have participated in Peer Learning Groups sponsored by the Christian Reformed Church's program of Sustaining Pastoral Excellence. Those peer groups offer fine, safe places of mutual discipline and spiritual sharpening.
I asked several questions about change in churches. All who responded were willing to be quoted. I won't name all congregations when doing so could cause more hurt. Nor will I call any of my colleagues "Reverend"; don't think that's irreverent. They're all ordained, but believer even without an official title is ordained too--in the office of believer. That's surely the most important office in the church except the office of our Lord Jesus Christ.
The responses to my queries about change showed unmistakable convergences, without being cookie-cutter answers. Maybe we're simply all reading the same books, filling in the blanks with our experiences viewed through similar cultural lenses. This isn't science. It's story. I pray it in somehow reflects God's story where change in the Bible is marked by the stirring rhythm of creation, fall and redemption.
Living Organisms Change
When I asked the first question, "How is change in the church a good, healthy thing?" Joan De Vries, Ken Vander Horst and Karen Wilk all described the church as a "living organism." They agree it must change in response to changes within itself and in its environment. Karen claims, "Living things are dynamic. If not, they're dying." In unsurprising, albeit earthy Canadian fashion, Ken added, "The church is like a living body. Imagine if a human body never changes! All that stuff piling up inside!"
Several pastors sang harmonious tunes about healthy and unhealthy change. Again, Joan DeVries noted that "a 'mall mentality' of shopping around for the best deal took hold [in the 90s]. Members began to move freely among various church options." Her congregation couldn't count on old patterns of loyalty to keep the church alive. So as pastor she encouraged conversations about such trends and helped the congregation become "an intentionally outreaching church."
Over several years the congregation "made many large and small changes. They built a new church with a new name. They trained greeters, reformatted the bulletin layout and content, set up prayer walks in their new neighbourhood. They tried hard to avoid using in-house acronyms—all to become as welcoming as possible."
Al Gelder, pastor of Binghamton, New York's Valley CRC since 1994, recounted the largely happy process of change from all traditional music to an intentional blend of traditional and contemporary. He wrote, "We introduced the changes carefully. We had competent and caring younger musicians—a wonderful drummer who accompanied, not blasted; a youth worker who picked up guitar on his own, but did it well. The organist still gets the compliment, 'We sure miss you when you're on vacation.' We continue to receive young families, partly because of worship style. The older group sees the need to use younger generations' music for the church's future."
Speaking about her experience as a member of Sherman Street CRC in Grand Rapids, Michigan, hospital chaplain Erika Dekker observed, "Change has been good, especially when we were between pastors and, of all things, when our pastor was on sabbatical. One difficult change we had to make was to cut 1.5 staff full-time-equivalent positions because of budget shortages. Two years later we realize we dodged a tendency towards professionalization, particularly in worship preparation. Now we appreciate the involvement of many and diverse people in worship."
Erika concluded, "Whenever we change, leadership must constantly communicate well with the congregation. Once Council put a proposal in mailboxes three weeks before a town hall meeting. The Council Chair led the discussion. Although Council made the final decision, the congregation was involved and honoured throughout the process."
Al Gelder testified to the wisdom of such processes. Valley Church successfully navigated the path to female elders and deacons after holding several careful forums and taking an advisory vote. Soon the church was blessed with its first highly competent and respected woman elder.
Even Careful Changes Founder
Not all changes sail smooth seas, however. Even carefully planned decisions can raise damaging storms--especially when a highly emotional issue confusing patriotism and worship arises. One pastor recounted a long, drawn-out issue about a flag in church.
For years one church owned no American flag. A seniors' community group using the building wondered why they had to provide their own flag for the Pledge of Allegiance. Council accepted a World War II veteran's offer to buy a flag and developed a policy why the flag would be kept in the fellowship hall and not the sanctuary.
Occasionally the flag was moved to the foyer for Memorial or Veterans' Day observances, where it stayed for a while. Someone moved it back to the fellowship hall, saying that was "policy." Smelling trouble, Council reviewed the policy and asked two military veterans to explain reasons for not displaying the flag permanently in the sanctuary; it could be brought in for council-approved occasions.
Two families opposed to flag display noticeably decreased their attendance and involvement in church life. Two other families, including the flag donor, left because they could not belong to a church appearing to be wishy-washy on patriotism. Oddly, man had worshipped for more than ten years without a flag in the sanctuary. Now he says, "I really can't worship God if the American flag isn't in view." The baffled pastor commented, "This change was very painful. Although we twice articulated our position, rational arguments don't come near answering emotional feelings."
Fostering Healthy Change
Ken Benjamins of Hope CRC in Brantford, Ontario clearly expressed his criteria for healthy change: "It's okay if change can be defended by Scripture, the Reformed Confessions, Church Order and synodical guidelines. But no change should go past the congregation's stretching ability. Stretches past the congregation's comfort zone need patient, wise explanations and require mutual trust that we must not abuse." Ken even claims that confidence in such orderly changes even lets him sleep well! (Maybe he's right; many people say Church Order puts them to sleep.)
Ken also said that pastoring through change demands much behind-the-scenes work. He promotes unity, urges Council to own the change. After all, he claimed, "Getting people to change—from sinners into saints—is what we do for a living!"
The Price of Change
All change comes with a price, though. Joan DeVries and Ken Benjamins agreed that the pastor can become the scapegoat of change gone sour. Joan wisely notes that for change to go well, "pastors need to preach deliberately about faith versus fear, about trusting God in seasons of change." She added, "Psalm 23 provides good metaphors about leading THROUGH the valley to the better options on the other side." Right on! Always trust the Word.
Mike Borgert, of 1st CRC in Muskegon, Michigan, is well aware that change in the church can sometimes make the pastor's family a lightning rod for criticism. Mary Ann Benjamins—Ken's wife—warned that a pastor's family can be ignored or disregarded, especially in seasons of change. She suggested that lay leadership be more cognizant of this subtle but important dynamic. "Some ministers' spouses have no voice. Lay leaders should try especially hard to listen to them."
Still we pastors must know and honour our own weaknesses. Ken Benjamins recognized, "We all have bad days, even bad seasons. Sometimes we question everything we're doing. That's a cue that it's time to go to Florida."
Ken Vander Horst, now of Grand Junction, Colorado, offered a different solution. He suggested going to Jesus rather than heading south. "The pastor needs to be aware that s/he needs her/his own healing, time for retreating away pain and brokenness. Jesus regularly withdrew to renew his strength." Well, maybe there are pastor retreat centres both in Florida and near the Sea of Galilee.
After describing several change processes, both good and bad, one pastor admitted to weariness. "It's hard to see people I thought were spiritually mature revert to 'my way or the highway.' No matter how often I preach about the body, family life, caring for others and looking to future generations, it's really frustrating. It makes retirement look pretty good, even though the thought of leaving this community and congregation is painful."
Bouquets or Brickbats?
So, now do we know all there is to know about planning and managing church changes? About self-examination and analysis? Maybe we know too much. With a well-placed parting jab, Karen Wilk knocked some New Testament sense into this discussion by punching out this email: "Only a Christendom church can ask such questions about change. The missional church—like believers in India and China where the church is growing by the thousands every day—would never ask such questions."
If we really want the church to thrive and follow our Master, maybe we answer questions we shouldn't be asking. "O Lord, who changes not, abide with us."
Photo courtesy of The Letter E, Flickr.com, http://www.flickr.com/photos/e_notagain/342266152/
Victoria Shipmaker on January 13, 2011
Thanks for posting this and the feedback you got from pastors.
I was part of church that was going through immense change. Though it was all approved by Council there was a lot of confusion and missed communication. While being very frustrated by the process I read a book "Loving the Church You Lead". I know it is obvious that we should love those we are leading but in all truthfulness I knew that part of my motivation was to change the church so I could love it in its new state. Taking the time to learn about the different people and to listen to their motivations and love for the church taught me much. It also changed my persective of success - the process has to be loving but firm and must be given the time to form trust and relationships. I imagine pastors already know this but as a lay person this was a tremendous growth in my spiritual formation. I ended up being caught between two unhappy camps of people trying to work as a reconciler by first meeting with and learning about people I only knew from angry comments in meetings. It also meant that when, sadly, the pastor moved on, I still had a body of believers that I was part of which crossed against the different dividing factors. It helped me to stay in the church for a longer season.
For the laity out there maybe this is a role you are called to play. Leaders need help in getting communication and understanding out to everyone. This helped me love the people and the church and to see my own sin in my own motivations.
Pastors Ponder Change
An Ounce of Prevention: Healthy Pastors, Healthy Churches
Remembering Baptisms: Living Wet


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Determined To Meet EU Standards
Post-harvest Economics Food safety & handling
10 November 2010, at 12:00am
BRUNEI - The Department of Fisheries has implemented several requirements of the European Commission's Food and Veterinary Office (FVO) in improving food safety and quality standards to boost its chances of exporting to the European market, its director said.
This includes establishing a team of trained fisheries inspectors and securing international accreditation for its Fish Inspection and Quality Control (FIQC) laboratories, said Hjh Hasnah Hj Ibrahim.
In an interview with BruDirect.com, she said that the department has achieved inter-national accreditation for its Fish Inspection and Quality Control (FIQC) laboratories - "the ISO/IEC 17025:2005 which are "General Requirements for the Competence of Testing and Calibration Laboratories" - early this year.
She explained that major requirements under the European Union (EU) seafood market include ensuring factories and processes comply with best aquaculture practices, establishing a legal framework, getting the lab certification, quality control and creating a team of trained fisheries inspectors.
The department is now working on establishing a legal framework for the seafood entrepreneurs and producers, after implementing the FIQC and setting up the team.
"We have to make sure that our legal framework is able to cover the requirement of EU and we are looking at it," Hjh Hasnah said.
"Our challenge right now is to get all the seafood entrepreneurs and producers to comply with the regulations. We have been providing them with knowledge on good aquaculture practices, to show them that this is the way."
The FVO came to Brunei last year to make inspections, she added.
The FVO is a service of the European Commission (EC) tasked with ensuring that community legislation on food safety, animal and plant health, and animal welfare is properly enforced.
According to the final report of the inspection on the EC website, the FVO had sent two inspectors to evaluate whether the official controls put in place by the Fisheries Department could guarantee that the conditions of production of fishery products for export to the EU, have met its requirements.


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Basic Poker Guide
Why Play Online Poker?
History of Poker – Where the Fun Started for All
When you love a game, you rarely think about the game at all. What you really like is "playing the game," not knowing about its origins and other fun stuff. However, when you finally find time to take a look at the history of the game you have been playing for so many years, you realize that you are lucky to have it in your life.
There should be no doubt in your mind about the fact that a few centuries ago, people did not have poker in their lives. Imagine the lives they were living. Doesn't it all feel sad, gloomy, and dull? Where was the fun? Well, fun was in the making, and at 247 Poker, we will tell you where it all began for you and everyone else.
The Many Origins
It is difficult to describe the history of poker like other things. When you talk about the history of other games or an event, you can just tell when it started, how it started, and what made it what is today. That's not the case with poker. This game has been a debate among players and historians. Everyone seems to have their own version of the history of the game.
The farthest in the history is the example of a Chinese emperor who is said to play a game that was not exactly poker, but a game that became the mother of poker. However, that's not the only version of the history of this card game. Some believes that it is not that old at all. They believe poker came from the Middle Eastern and Persian lands.
In the Persian regions, this game was known with the name of As-Nas. This particular game was played in the 1700s. How the game came from such distant lands on the American soil is not clear. Hence, most of the people like to go with the version that you are about to read.
So, most people believe that the game they play today is a modified form of the game played in France, with the name Poque. It said that bluffing was part of the game, which was the original game from which Poque was derived. How did this game end up in America? Well, the French settlers came to the country and brought the game with them.
As per history, the first place where this game was played in the US was New Orleans. As the game continued to become more and more popular in the US, its name went to Poker from Poque. The spreading of the game took place in the 17th century for the most part. After being introduced to the Americans, the game has changed in terms of the number of cards that are used to play it.
Some Recent History of Poker
At Poker 247, we like to keep you informed about everything that is related to poker, and you should not miss the many events that form the recent history of the game. If you don't know, the first time a game of Poker appeared on television was in 1973. It then took the game 25 years to become an online game, when the first room was created for the players to play online i.e. on the internet.
You could say that 1998 marks the most important time in the recent history of Poker because that's when the game was made available every single country in the world where people had the internet. Another huge milestone was hit in 2015, when companies started using AI bots to host and play the game. You should also know that the game of poker with the highest number of players was played 2013, on Poker Stars.
It is not but shocking that more than 250,000 players were playing this game at the same time. You could say that this is much easier to do today with bots and AI-based softwares.
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Q: Ruby hash keys as symbol not working I'm confused as to why the symbol version of the key does not work in the following example. As indicated, I am using Ruby 1.9.3. This is part of a much larger app, but have been able to narrow it down to this problem.
Thank you in advance!
1.9.3-p194 :002 > json_sample = "{\"this\":\"notworking\"}"

=> "{\"this\":\"notworking\"}"

1.9.3-p194 :003 > test_hash = JSON.parse json_sample

=> {"this"=>"notworking"}

1.9.3-p194 :004 > test_hash["this"]

=> "notworking"

1.9.3-p194 :005 > test_hash[:this]

=> nil

A: You can tell JSON to symbolize all names
data = JSON.parse(input, :symbolize_names => true)

A: JSON, being a subset of JavaScript, does not have a notion of symbols. All keys are strings--thus, when you parse JSON with Ruby, the hash is created with strings as the keys.
If you're used to working with Ruby on Rails, you may be used to working with HashWithIndifferentAccesses, which allow you to use either strings or symbols for your keys.

[Update] As mentioned by akuhn in the comments, you can force the JSON module to symbolize all the keys by passing symbolize_names: true to the options for JSON.parse:
JSON.parse(json_string, symbolize_names: true)

This will make the keys symbols, which means you cannot use strings as the key when accessing the hash.


Some of the most powerful tools to create happiness and diminish anxiety are right at our fingertips: we were just never taught them. Here are 5 Tips for Dealing with Anxiety Naturally.
It's like this: turn the radio to 101.5 and you might hear country. Turn it to 101.9 and you might hear Rap. If you never turn the radio dial, you may think the radio only plays country. Other radio waves might be in the air, but we need to be tuned into them to hear the correct frequency.
In this case, the frequency is your peace of mind. If we experience stress or anxiety and we never tune into other ways of thinking and living, we'll always be stuck on the same station. When we feel stuck this way, we find ourselves having the same experiences and creating the same situations for ourselves. This contributes to and feeds our feelings of anxiety on a seemingly endless loop.
Mindfulness – Mindfulness is the basis for thought-reformation, or the ability to re-route your thinking. When we're mindful, we slow down. We take time to appreciate all the beauty around us. We feel grateful for the moment, in the moment – and far beyond. If we practice mindfulness from moment-to-moment, we'll tap into the different ways to use this attentiveness when we face difficult or stressful situations. This will provide clear and present instructions – immediately – about how to tackle things that might otherwise make us panic.
Meditation – A small meditation practice involves just sitting still and closing your eyes. Focus on your breath. Take one breath in through your nose and fill your belly with air. Release the air through your mouth. Repeat. Then, picture a blank stage. Onto this stage comes the best, most loving, stress-free, healthiest version of yourself. Hold the image of that person in your mind. Maybe it matches up to who you are today – maybe you have a little work to do. Think back, in your mind, to what it took for the Best version of you to become that person. Maybe you switched your diet. Maybe you have a different job. Maybe you started exercising every day. Once you figure out what it would take for you to become that person, write it down. When you have a list of goals, try them, one by one. These are powerful ways we can take our control back and become exactly who we picture ourselves to be in our mind. When we have this control, our anxiety naturally melts away. Some applications that have helped me are Calm and Meditation Oasis available on iTunes.
Supplements – While Rx medication is the most common method of treating anxiety used in the Western world today, it's not necessarily the most effective. Each pill comes with dangerous side effects, like depression, increased anxiety, allergies and even risk of overdose or death. If I told you there was a natural alternative to valium that wasn't addictive, would you believe me? Well, there is! It's called Valerian, a powerful and effective herb that can calm nerves, relieve tension and help you manage stress. Valerian creates a greater sense of well-being. It can be taken as a tea or tincture, and is great for relieving sore muscles as well. Other powerful supplements that tackle anxiety are Devils Claw and Skullcap order here.
Magnesium – Magnesium is a natural mineral used to relieve anxiety and calm the nerves. It regulates your nervous system to prevent stress, anxiety, fear, nervousness and restlessness. Stress has been proven to cause magnesium deficiency, and that lack of magnesium then amplifies the stressful feelings you're already having. With less than 30% of adults consuming the recommended amount of magnesium, many scientist believe that we may be giving ourselves cultural mass-anxiety by not supplementing. You can take magnesium in supplement or powder form, adding it to your drinks and baths. This is the magnesium I recommend in powder or capsule form (here).
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Boy, 10, gets highest Mensa score and says: 'I could have done better'
Aahil Jouher has become one of the youngest people ever to gain the highest possible score in a Mensa test
By Nicola Harley 06 June 2015 • 09:00 am
Aahil Kallingal in his room with some of his reference books Credit: Photo: Paul Macnamara/Guzelian
He may seem like every other 10 year-old with his head stuck in the latest David Walliams book.
But when he's not reading about Gangsta Grannies, Aahil Jouher is pitching his wit against people years older than him.
The youngster, from Blackburn, has become one of the youngest people ever to gain the highest possible score in a Mensa test.
After sitting the test he told his parent's he didn't feel he had done very well and said "I could have done better".
Little did he know he had scored 162 - the highest possible score on a Mensa test which only one per cent of the population have achieved.
"I didn't expect to get that score," he said.
Aahil Kallingal with his parents Nabeela, left, and Jouher (Guzelian)
"I just thought I'd get an average score. When I found out I just thought 'Oh my word'. I was really quite surprised. I thought I was just like every other ordinary kid."
But, unlike most children his age, Aahil, whose favourite subjects are maths and science, spends his spare time inventing things.
He added: "I want to be a scientist when I grow up.
"I like inventing things, most of the time they go wrong. I'm building a small computer at the moment, let's just say it's a work in progress."
His proud father, stroke consultant Dr Jouher Kallingal said: "We decided to send him for the test when he reach 10 and a half. When we got the results I rang Mensa to ask what it meant and they explained he had got the top score of 162.
We were obviously surprised after the test, he had told us he didn't think it had gone well.
"He wasn't interested to know the results. He told us he felt he could have done better and we told him not to worry.
"We had not wanted him to worry so we only told him about it the day before so he wasn't under any pressure. I told him where to look at some practice papers, but I doubt very much he looked at them.
"When we found out the score we just think it is absolutely wonderful."
When asked if his son would follow in his footsteps, he replied: "He's seen the life of a doctor and says he wants to be a scientist instead. He's quite inquisitive and likes to see how things work."
Aahil is the eldest of three boys and attends Queen Elizabeth Grammar School in Blackburn after moving there three years ago from Buckinghamshire.
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Will Your Water heater Be Banned In Ontario Soon?
Home » General Info » Will Your Water Heater Be Banned In Ontario Soon?
I can foresee something very similar happening to your 40 or 50 gallon water heaters that has happened to furnace systems recently. Here is why I think it's only a matter of time before the Government forces you to upgrade your water heater.
In the past we all used some form of coal or oil burning furnace in the basement of our homes throughout Toronto and the Golden Horseshoe. As technology grew into our furnace systems we transitioned from that really noisy, high pollution, low efficiency systems to new mid-efficient natural gas furnaces. Then just as quickly we moved right into High efficiency natural gas or propane furnaces. This transition has occurred so quickly that some homes still have their old inefficient oil furnace. Those early adopters that purchased the upgrade to a mid efficient system likely regret not investing a bit more for the high efficiency version.
Now look at the tankless market in Ontario and see how things seem to be following the exact same path. The majority of home owners have conventional tank type water heaters that are low efficiency at best. Some home owners have transitioned over to mid efficiency tankless systems like your Rinnai R75 which is 80% efficient. While others have opted to invest a bit more for the high efficient condensing tankless at 94% efficiency or better.
In 1992 the Canadian Government mandated that every new furnace installed have a minimum of 78% efficiency, in 2010 it was raised to 90% or higher efficiency. I can certainly see how this minimum efficiency rating may be applied to your home water heating system as well. I wouldn't be shocked if the Government took steps to mandate something like this in the near future.
Now there is nothing to be concerned about if you love your conventional tank type water heater, many manufactures now make high efficiency 40 or 50 gallon tanks that are able to provide a lower but still unlimited supply of hot water. These new tanks don't require more fuel or energy; they just use it more efficiently. So for every dollar you spend heating water instead of throwing 60 cents of it out the exhaust vent why not use it to heat some water.
Your water heater is the 2nd largest portion of your energy bill, why would anyone continue to use a low efficiency conventional tank when there are so many high efficiency options available that can save you real money every month? For this reason I would support a mandated water heater efficiency transition similar to the one the Government enforced in the furnace industry.


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Q: SQLAlchemy Sessions and other queries Looking a sqlalchemy tutorials, I quite often see querys in the form of
SomeClass.query.filter(...)

And then often with a session object
session.query(SomeClass).count()

What is the deal with the first notation, I thought I would always need a session to retrieve data from the database.

A: First notation is a shortcut when using Contextual Session API. When using declarative extension it is convenient to specify it on the Base, however one can apply it to any model class without need for declarative.
In order to enable it, one should first set it up using scoped_session.query_property, usually like below:
Session = scoped_session(sessionmaker(bind=engine))
Base.query = Session.query_property()


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Fourth largest U.S. solution provider enters Canadian market
St. Louis-based World Wide Technology, one of the largest systems and supply chain solutions provider in the U.S., is establishing roots in Canada. There has been plenty of speculation for several years that World Wide Technology Group also known as WWT would enter Canada only to be met with firm denials from senior leaderships.
Until today. CDN has learned from two sources that Corey Tkachuk has been hired to be the first ever WWT Canada employee. Tkachuk, the former director of infrastructure services for Cisco Canada, will hold the title of regional director. Tkachuk also worked for Juniper Networks Canada.
Tkachuk told CDN that his mandate will be to build and grow operations to support Canadian customers.
"Initially we will be focusing on the Service Provider market from a sell to and sell through perspective. We are in the process of building out a technical sales team with the focus of establishing operations. Future growth will be driven by customer demand and market requirements," he said.
Big American solution provider enters Canadian market
American solution provider acquires B.C.-based Simba Technologies
If you look at the top channel partners in the U.S., WWT is one of the few large independent solution providers. Of the top producing channel partners in the U.S. there are several that are tied to a vendor such as IBM Global Services and Dell Services. Now that CSC and HP Enterprise Services are together under the DXC banner it only leaves CDW, Cognizant, Dimension Data and WWT in that top echelon of channel partners. CDN does not recognize global management consulting and professional services integrators such as Accenture or Tata Consultancy Services as independent solution providers.
Of those CDW entered the Canadian market in 2004; and for the last four years is No. 1 Solution Provider on the CDN Top 100 list. Dimension Data arrived in Canada in 2007. Cognizant does have a presence in Canada, but it's not as significant as the others. Cognizant has one location in Toronto and they use it only as a deliver centre.
Why Canada; why now for WWT?
A company spokesperson said, WWT has experienced tremendous growth and success with our customers and partners in the US. We have seen this model translate into EMEA and Asia Pacific over the past couple of years and we are now in a position to focus on Canada as a growth area.
WWT has reported annual revenues of nearly $9 billion and has vendor partner relationships with Dell EMC, Cisco, HP, VMware, NetApp, and Microsoft. WWT has more than 4,000 employees and operates more than two million square feet of warehousing, distribution and integration space in more than 20 locations around the world. The company was founded in 1990 as a small product reseller.
Today, WWT sports an Advanced Technology Center, where company engineers and customers work collaboratively to build solutions using more than 100 racks of equipment for testing in the areas of big data, collaboration, computing and cloud, mobility, networking, security and storage.
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package org.aanguita.jacuzzi.numeric.range;

import org.junit.Assert;
import org.junit.Test;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

/**
 * Range list tests
 */
public class TestRangeList {

    @Test
    public void testBasic() {
        IntegerRangeList rangeList = new IntegerRangeList(1, 5);
        List<IntegerRange> integerRangeList = new ArrayList<>();
        integerRangeList.add(new IntegerRange(1, 5));
        Assert.assertEquals(integerRangeList, rangeList.getRangesAsList());

        integerRangeList = new ArrayList<>();
        integerRangeList.add(new IntegerRange(-3, -1));
        integerRangeList.add(new IntegerRange(1, 5));
        integerRangeList.add(new IntegerRange(8, 14));
        rangeList = new IntegerRangeList(integerRangeList);
        integerRangeList = new ArrayList<>();
        integerRangeList.add(new IntegerRange(-3, -1));
        integerRangeList.add(new IntegerRange(1, 5));
        integerRangeList.add(new IntegerRange(8, 14));
        Assert.assertEquals(integerRangeList, rangeList.getRangesAsList());

        rangeList = new IntegerRangeList(1, 5, 8, 9, 10, 14, -3, -1);
        integerRangeList = new ArrayList<>();
        integerRangeList.add(new IntegerRange(-3, -1));
        integerRangeList.add(new IntegerRange(1, 5));
        integerRangeList.add(new IntegerRange(8, 14));
        Assert.assertEquals(integerRangeList, rangeList.getRangesAsList());
    }

    @Test
    public void testIsEmpty() {
        IntegerRangeList rangeList = new IntegerRangeList(1, 5, 8, 9, 10, 14, -3, -1);
        Assert.assertFalse(rangeList.isEmpty());
        Assert.assertTrue(new IntegerRangeList(new IntegerRange(-3, -4)).isEmpty());
    }

    @Test
    public void testContainsSearch() {
        IntegerRangeList rangeList = new IntegerRangeList(1, 5, 8, 9, 10, 14, -3, -1);
        Assert.assertTrue(rangeList.contains(-1));
        Assert.assertTrue(rangeList.contains(1));
        Assert.assertTrue(rangeList.contains(3));
        Assert.assertTrue(rangeList.contains(8));
        Assert.assertTrue(rangeList.contains(14));
        Assert.assertFalse(rangeList.contains(0));
        Assert.assertFalse(rangeList.contains(6));
        Assert.assertFalse(rangeList.contains(15));

        Integer nullInt = null;
        Assert.assertEquals(null, rangeList.search(nullInt));
        Assert.assertEquals(new Integer(-1), rangeList.search(-5));
        Assert.assertEquals(new Integer(0), rangeList.search(-3));
        Assert.assertEquals(new Integer(-2), rangeList.search(0));
        Assert.assertEquals(new Integer(1), rangeList.search(3));
        Assert.assertEquals(new Integer(-3), rangeList.search(6));
        Assert.assertEquals(new Integer(2), rangeList.search(14));
        Assert.assertEquals(new Integer(-4), rangeList.search(20));

        Assert.assertEquals(0, rangeList.search(new IntegerRange(-3, -1)));
        Assert.assertEquals(-1, rangeList.search(new IntegerRange(-3, 1)));
        Assert.assertEquals(1, rangeList.search(new IntegerRange(1, 5)));
        Assert.assertEquals(2, rangeList.search(new IntegerRange(12, 14)));
        Assert.assertTrue(rangeList.contains(new IntegerRange(-3, -1)));
        Assert.assertFalse(rangeList.contains(new IntegerRange(-3, 1)));
        Assert.assertTrue(rangeList.contains(new IntegerRange(1, 5)));
        Assert.assertTrue(rangeList.contains(new IntegerRange(12, 14)));
    }

    @Test
    public void testRemove() {
        IntegerRangeList rangeList = new IntegerRangeList(1, 5, 8, 9, 10, 14, -3, -1);
        rangeList.remove(new IntegerRange(-1, 1));
        Assert.assertEquals(new IntegerRangeList(-3, -2, 2, 5, 8, 14), rangeList);

        rangeList = new IntegerRangeList(1, 5, 8, 9, 10, 14, -3, -1);
        rangeList.remove(new IntegerRange(-1, 15));
        Assert.assertEquals(new IntegerRangeList(-3, -2), rangeList);

        rangeList = new IntegerRangeList(1, 5, 8, 9, 10, 14, -3, -1);
        rangeList.remove(new IntegerRange(0, 0));
        Assert.assertEquals(new IntegerRangeList(-3, -1, 1, 5, 8, 14), rangeList);

        rangeList = new IntegerRangeList(1, 5, 8, 9, 10, 14, -3, -1);
        rangeList.remove(new IntegerRange(0, -1));
        Assert.assertEquals(new IntegerRangeList(-3, -1, 1, 5, 8, 14), rangeList);

        rangeList = new IntegerRangeList(1, 5, 8, 9, 10, 14, -3, -1);
        rangeList.remove(new IntegerRange(null, 10));
        Assert.assertEquals(new IntegerRangeList(11, 14), rangeList);

        rangeList = new IntegerRangeList(1, 5, 8, 9, 10, 14, -3, -1);
        rangeList.remove(new IntegerRange(3, null));
        Assert.assertEquals(new IntegerRangeList(-3, -1, 1, 2), rangeList);

        rangeList = new IntegerRangeList(1, 5, 8, 9, 10, 14, -3, -1);
        rangeList.remove(new IntegerRange(null, null));
        Assert.assertEquals(new IntegerRangeList(), rangeList);

        rangeList = new IntegerRangeList(1, 5, 8, 9, 10, 14, -3, -1);
        rangeList.remove(new IntegerRangeList(-2, 2, 9, 10));
        Assert.assertEquals(new IntegerRangeList(-3, -3, 3, 5, 8, 8, 11, 14), rangeList);
    }

    @Test
    public void testIntersection() {
        IntegerRangeList rangeList = new IntegerRangeList(1, 5, 8, 9, 10, 14, -3, -1);
        IntegerRangeList intersection = rangeList.intersection(new IntegerRange(-1, 1));
        Assert.assertEquals(new IntegerRangeList(-1, -1, 1, 1), intersection);

        rangeList = new IntegerRangeList(1, 5, 8, 9, 10, 14, -3, -1);
        intersection = rangeList.intersection(new IntegerRange(-1, 15));
        Assert.assertEquals(new IntegerRangeList(-1, -1, 1, 5, 8, 14), intersection);

        rangeList = new IntegerRangeList(1, 5, 8, 9, 10, 14, -3, -1);
        intersection = rangeList.intersection(new IntegerRange(0, 0));
        Assert.assertEquals(new IntegerRangeList(), intersection);

        rangeList = new IntegerRangeList(1, 5, 8, 9, 10, 14, -3, -1);
        intersection = rangeList.intersection(new IntegerRange(0, -1));
        Assert.assertEquals(new IntegerRangeList(), intersection);

        rangeList = new IntegerRangeList(1, 5, 8, 9, 10, 14, -3, -1);
        intersection = rangeList.intersection(new IntegerRange(null, 10));
        Assert.assertEquals(new IntegerRangeList(-3, -1, 1, 5, 8, 10), intersection);

        rangeList = new IntegerRangeList(1, 5, 8, 9, 10, 14, -3, -1);
        intersection = rangeList.intersection(new IntegerRange(3, null));
        Assert.assertEquals(new IntegerRangeList(3, 5, 8, 14), intersection);

        rangeList = new IntegerRangeList(1, 5, 8, 9, 10, 14, -3, -1);
        intersection = rangeList.intersection(new IntegerRange(null, null));
        Assert.assertEquals(rangeList, intersection);

        rangeList = new IntegerRangeList(1, 5, 8, 9, 10, 14, -3, -1);
        intersection = rangeList.intersection(new IntegerRangeList(-2, 2, 9, 10));
        Assert.assertEquals(new IntegerRangeList(-2, -1, 1, 2, 9, 10), intersection);

        rangeList = new IntegerRangeList(1, 5, 8, 9, 10, 14, -3, -1);
        intersection = rangeList.intersection(new IntegerRange(-2, 2), (new IntegerRange(9, 10)));
        Assert.assertEquals(new IntegerRangeList(-2, -1, 1, 2, 9, 10), intersection);
    }

    @Test
    public void testGetPosition() {
        IntegerRangeList rangeList = new IntegerRangeList(-3, -1, 1, 5, 8, 14);
        Assert.assertEquals(new Integer(3), rangeList.getPosition(5L));
        Assert.assertEquals(new Integer(10), rangeList.getPosition(10L));
        try {
            rangeList.getPosition(25L);
        } catch (IndexOutOfBoundsException e) {
            Assert.assertEquals(IndexOutOfBoundsException.class, e.getClass());
        }
        try {
            rangeList.getPosition(-5L);
        } catch (IllegalArgumentException e) {
            Assert.assertEquals(IllegalArgumentException.class, e.getClass());
        }

        rangeList = new IntegerRangeList(null, -1, 1, 5, 8, 14);
        Assert.assertEquals(null, rangeList.getPosition(2L));
        try {
            rangeList.getPosition(-5L);
        } catch (IllegalArgumentException e) {
            Assert.assertEquals(IllegalArgumentException.class, e.getClass());
        }
    }

    @Test
    public void testSize() {
        IntegerRangeList rangeList = new IntegerRangeList(-3, -1, 1, 5, 8, 14);
        Assert.assertEquals(new Long(15L), rangeList.size());

        rangeList = new IntegerRangeList(null, -1, 1, 5, 8, 14);
        Assert.assertEquals(null, rangeList.size());
    }

    @Test
    public void testClear() {
        IntegerRangeList rangeList = new IntegerRangeList(-3, -1, 1, 5, 8, 14);
        rangeList.clear();

        Assert.assertEquals(new IntegerRangeList(), rangeList);
    }
}


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#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdint.h>

#include <fdt.h>
#include <libfdt.h>

#include "tests.h"
#include "testdata.h"

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
	void *fdt = &_truncated_property;
	const void *prop;
	int len;

	test_init(argc, argv);

	prop = fdt_getprop(fdt, 0, "truncated", &len);
	if (prop)
		FAIL("fdt_getprop() succeeded on truncated property");
	if (len != -FDT_ERR_BADSTRUCTURE)
		FAIL("fdt_getprop() failed with \"%s\" instead of \"%s\"",
		     fdt_strerror(len), fdt_strerror(-FDT_ERR_BADSTRUCTURE));

	PASS();
}


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package org.onosproject.net.intent.impl.phase;

import org.onosproject.net.intent.IntentData;
import org.onosproject.net.intent.IntentState;
import org.slf4j.Logger;

import java.util.Optional;

import static com.google.common.base.Preconditions.checkNotNull;
import static org.slf4j.LoggerFactory.getLogger;

/**
 * Represents a phase of requesting a purge of an intent.
 * <p>
 * Note: The purge will only succeed if the intent is FAILED or WITHDRAWN.
 * </p>
 */
final class PurgeRequest extends FinalIntentProcessPhase {

    private static final Logger log = getLogger(PurgeRequest.class);

    private final IntentData data;
    private final Optional<IntentData> stored;

    PurgeRequest(IntentData intentData, Optional<IntentData> stored) {
        this.data = checkNotNull(intentData);
        this.stored = checkNotNull(stored);
    }

    private boolean shouldAcceptPurge() {
        if (!stored.isPresent()) {
            log.info("Purge for intent {}, but intent is not present",
                     data.key());
            return true;
        }

        IntentData storedData = stored.get();
        if (storedData.state() == IntentState.WITHDRAWN
                || storedData.state() == IntentState.FAILED) {
            return true;
        }
        log.info("Purge for intent {} is rejected because intent state is {}",
                 data.key(), storedData.state());
        return false;
    }

    @Override
    public IntentData data() {
        if (shouldAcceptPurge()) {
            return data;
        } else {
            return stored.get();
        }
    }
}


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After years of neglect, the UK government is spending an unprecedented £15 billion on Britain's roading infrastructure in improvements, expansions and repairs. ALAN TITCHALL explains.
JUST BEFORE THE END of last year the UK government announced an ambitious £15 billion plan to triple levels of spending by the end of the decade to increase the capacity and condition of Britain's roads.
The UK is investing in more than 100 road schemes over this parliament and next, 84 of which are brand new.
Over 1300 new lane miles will be added by schemes being delivered over the next parliament on motorways and main highways, tackling congestion and fixing some of the most notorious and longstanding problem areas on the network.
"When 90 percent of journeys are taking place on our roads this work is vital to help people get on and get around," says their transport ministry.
The ambitious, long-term roading programme is set out in that country's first ever 'Road investment strategy' (www.gov.uk/government/collections/road-investment-strategy), which is designed to keep the population mobile and connected and the economy growing.
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Transport secretary Patrick McLoughlin said at the time: "I am setting out the biggest, boldest and most far-reaching roads programme for decades.
"This government has a long term plan to secure the country's future and this £15 billion roads programme is demonstration of that. Better roads allow us to travel freely, creating jobs and opportunities, benefiting hardworking families across the country."
Spending during the next parliament on England's roads network will be boosted further by maintenance funding worth more than £10 billion across the local and national road network, he adds.
Specifically, new projects announced include setting aside £290 million to complete the dualling of the A1 all the way from London to Ellingham, just 25 miles from the Scottish border, to "make the Great North Road truly great again". Another £350 million will be spent on improvements to the A27 along the south coast, and investing £300 million to upgrade the east-west connection to Norfolk, by dualling sections of the A47 and improving its connections to the A1 and A11.
Chair of the Cabinet Infrastructure Committee and chief secretary to the Treasury, Danny Alexander says: "World class infrastructure is vital if we are to build a stronger economy, but it matters in other ways too. It invigorates communities and gives people more opportunities to get on in life. This is why I have ensured that this government has prioritised funding roads, and railways, at a high level for future generations."
For decades UK roads have suffered from under investment, he adds.
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"These projects, like the (upgrade) scheme on the A303 (notoriously congested main road in Sth West England), will help unleash the economic potential of both the regions they serve and of the overall economy."
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It is estimated that the 84 new road projects across Britain will create over 6000 new jobs.
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Kenny Chesney Mourns the Loss of a 'Sweet Friend' After Helicopter Crash
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Kenny Chesney is mourning the loss of a dear friend following a tragic helicopter crash on the island of St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
The superstar took to social media to pay tribute to his friend Maria Rodriguez, admitting it was a "very hard goodbye."
"She was a dear friend to me and to our island community," he wrote alongside a series of photos. "I have been flying with Maria for over 15 years and we shared a lot of laughs and a lot of life together."
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"She was always the first person I saw when I landed and the last person I said goodbye to when I would leave island," he continued. "I'm sure going to miss that. It's fair to say I won't ever be able to go to the Virgin Islands again without feeling the loss of her. She was such a huge part of my island life."
According to the St. Thomas Source, four people were killed following a helicopter crash in the Botany Bay area of St. Thomas on Monday afternoon. The incident reportedly took place at approximately 3 p.m. local time. Multiple government agencies responded to the scene.
Chesney closed his post with a final message to Maria.
"So goodbye sweet friend. I'm sure glad our paths crossed on this side. See you on the other."
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If some characters are going to be gestalt they all should be. Or allow the others to play something with LA+ lots or the are 2x the level of the gestalt characters.
The D&D campaign I'm in (as a player) actually uses Gestalt characters. THe reason we choose gestalt is because there are only 3 PCs and we worried that we might miss out on some fun if we only had three character classes or what not.
We have a Human Fighter/Cleric, a Half Elf Druid/Ranger, and a Halfling Sorceror/Rogue. So far this group has worked out very well in that we have the 'core classes' all built into three folks. When combat comes around, we're set, but the adventure can still have things requiring special skills (IE, an adventure won't come to a halt cause the PC's can't get through that locked door).
It does also add a bit of variety to the characters leveling up. In the case of the Halfling, does he take the feats/skills to help his Sorceror more, or does he try and go for the Rogue aspect, or a middle road approach?
I asked our DM for some tidbits and his first comment was: "They're hard to create encounters for". Gestalt has more power then straight characters of equal levels, so you have to toss in a bit extra. But then as they raise levels, you need to remember that they're still one character (IE, 3 PCs with 6 classes will still have trouble with overwhelming numbers that 6 PCs with 6 classes might not have as many problems with.).
The DM said that it was a learning experience, you're gonna screw up at some point, either making it too weak or too strong. Fudging as you go along helps.
We're at level 5 right now I believe. Gestalt is great fun if you have a small group, but if you have a lot of players, you might not want to do it, could probably become too much.


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Q: How to validate required bootstrap date field in angularjs using ng-required I am unable to validate required bootstrap date field in angularjs using ng-required. Here is my code.

Date:*

        <input type='text' class="form-control" ng-model="woAssignedDate" bs-datepicker ng-required="woAssignedDate" ng-readonly="true" />

A: You cannot do validation ng-required while it is readonly
see fiddle
  <form>
    Date:*

        <input type='text' class="form-control" ng-model="woAssignedDate" bs-datepicker ng-required="woAssignedDateIsRequired"   />

    <input type="submit" value="submit">
  </form>

A: I have solved the above issue by including a  forceParse: false attribute in my script tag and making it readonly field. No need for any other validation.
     $('#assignWODate').datepicker({
            autoclose:true,
            format: 'mm/dd/yyyy',
            todayHighlight: true,
            startDate: dt,
            forceParse: false
        });


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bisen
=====

A SpringMVC blogging application

To get started:

* Create two databases in Mysql (bisen and bisentest), tables would be automatically created

* Add 3 properties files below (in /opt/j2ee/bisen/settings)

####bisen-blog-config.properties
```sh
#(point to the solr folder, you can point it to the source code at src/main/resources/vendor/solr)
solr.solr.home=source of the project to blog/src/main/resources/vendor/solr
solr.data.dir=/mnt/bisen/solr/solrData
solr.server.url=http://localhost:8086
# (use yahoo or gmail, only these two openid selectors work at the moment)
bisen.admin.email=asprgo@yahoo.com
bisen.admin.fullname=asprgo
```
####bisen-blog-data-config.properties
```sh
jdbc.url=jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/bisen
jdbc.username=root
jdbc.password=password
```
###bisen-blog-test-data-config.properties
```sh
jdbc.driverClassName=com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
jdbc.url=jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/bisentest
jdbc.username=root
jdbc.password=password
```

###VM options (tomcat)
```sh
-Dspring.profiles.active=embedSolr -Dsolr.data.dir=solrData
```


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by Kevin Helms
US Government Worried Crypto Can Shift Power to Private Sector
Cryptocurrency is one of the top issues for the U.S. Treasury. Particularly, the Treasury is worried decentralized cryptocurrencies can shift some functions away from the government to the private sector and raise the issue of self-government, according to Deputy Secretary of the Treasury Justin Muzinich.
Also read: US to Strictly Enforce Crypto Rules Similar to FATF Guidelines
Power Shift, Self-Government
Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Treasury Justin Muzinich discussed the Treasury's priorities at the annual conference of the Bank Policy Institute (BPI) in New York last week. One area he focused on was payments, particularly cryptocurrencies. While acknowledging the value of innovation and welcoming efficiency improvements, he said:
Decentralized privately-issued digital currencies are not simply a means of payment, but, depending on their structure, can shift some functions traditionally performed by government to the private sector.
Muzinich added that "Digital currencies at scale raise not only concrete questions about money laundering, monetary policy, and other topics, but also very abstract questions about self-government." The other topics he referred to included financial stability, user protection, and privacy. Due to these risks, the deputy secretary warned that those engaged in crypto markets should expect that "policymakers, in pursuing the public interest, will take a very hard look at these issues."
Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Treasury Justin Muzinich
While the Financial Stability Board (FSB) does not consider cryptocurrency a financial stability risk at this time, the Federal Reserve said stablecoins are a risk to the country's financial system in a report issued earlier this month. The Fed believes that "the possibility for a stablecoin payment network to quickly achieve global scale introduces important challenges and risks related to financial stability, monetary policy, safeguards against money laundering and terrorist financing, and consumer and investor protection."
Crypto Makes Enforcing Laws Difficult
The deputy secretary also discussed crypto-related problems the Treasury faces under the existing regulatory framework. Talking about national security, he revealed that "One of the issues at the top of Treasury's mind is that digital currencies can potentially be used to evade existing legal frameworks." Some problem areas he mentioned were taxation, anti-money laundering (AML), and countering the financing of terrorism (CFT).
"We recognize that there is no way to fully future-proof our regulatory system and tackling these policy challenges will require ongoing work," Muzinich admitted. Emphasizing that the Treasury has made it clear that U.S. laws apply to both fiat and digital currencies, he noted:
If a cryptocurrency allowing anonymous transactions were to grow to scale, enforcing laws that prevent crime and terrorist financing could be more difficult.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin
Muzinich's statement echoes several concerns raised by U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin. At a White House press briefing in July, Mnuchin said that the Treasury had "serious concerns" regarding the growing misuse of digital assets. "Cryptocurrencies, such as bitcoin, have been exploited to support billions of dollars of illicit activity like cybercrime, tax evasion, extortion, ransomware, illicit drugs, human trafficking. Many players have attempted to use cryptocurrencies to fund their malign behavior," he told the press, adding:
This is indeed a national security issue.
Mnuchin also emphasized that crypto service providers must implement the same AML and CFT safeguards as traditional financial institutions. Furthermore, money transmitters must comply with relevant Bank Secrecy Act obligations and register with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (Fincen), which recently reiterated that it will strictly enforce AML rules on crypto service providers. Fincen's rules are similar to the recommendations by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), an intergovernmental AML watchdog. At the FATF plenary meeting in June, Mnuchin said the U.S. "will allow for proper use, but we will not tolerate the continued use for illicit activities." He additionally revealed that he had "convened a working group with the Federal Reserve and other regulators to make sure we keep the use of digital assets for legitimate use only."
Do you think the U.S. government should worry about cryptocurrency? Let us know in the comments section below.
Images courtesy of Shutterstock, the Wall Street Journal, and Scmp.
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The greatest lap of all time? See why Ayrton Senna's sensational opening lap at the 1993 European Grand Prix at Donington Park went down in history.
I'm sure it is the greatest lap of Formula 1 history." Remembering Ayrton Senna's sensational opening lap of Donington at the European Grand Prix in April 1993.
With your mind power, your determination, your instinct, and the experience as well, you can fly very high" Ayrton Senna 1960-1994.
Le crash de la Williams d'Ayrton Senna, le 1er mai 1994 au GP de San Marin à Imola.
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Arrest Warrant Issued For Former NFL Star Chad Johnson AKA Ocho Cinco
Skyyhook, Contributing Editor
Yikes! According to TMZ, a warrant for Chad Johnson aka Ocho Cinco's arrest has been issued in Broward County, FL, stemming from the incident between Johnson and his now ex-wife Evelyn Lozada, in which Chad allegedly beat Lozada in a domestic altercation last year.
According to Chad's twitter page, he is currently in Pasadena, CA.
The Broward County District Attorney's Office tells TMZ
Johnson has failed to report to his probation officer , which is a violation of the terms of his probation and on May 7, a judge issued the warrant. Chad also allegedly failed to show proof of enrollment and completion of the "Batterers Intervention Program."
Once Johnson is taken into custody a hearing will be set to determine whether he violated his probation. If he did, it could mean jail time.
So far there has been no comment made from Chad Johnson's camp.
Wow, just when you think something is over, it ain't! We will definitely be keeping up with this story and bringing you information as it becomes available.!
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Govt's new debt outpacing dismantling of arrears – BAZ – Zambia: News Diggers!
Government's accumulation of new debt compared to the rate of dismantling its arrears owed to contractors and suppliers is still a concern because the debt pile-up is higher, says the Bankers' Association of Zambia (BAZ).
Domestic arrears owed to contractors and suppliers stood at over K14 billion by the end of third quarter of last year, according to Ministry of Finance data.
This was after the arrears increased to K13.91 billion from K12.77 billion in the first quarter of 2018 due to a rise in arrears related to roads construction.
In an interview, BAZ chief executive officer Leonard Mwanza said while government had been making progress on dismantling the arrears, the accumulation of new debt compared to the rate of dismantling remained a concern because the debt pile-up was higher.
External debt stock as at close of the third quarter last year was US$ 9.51 billion from US $9.37 billion at end of the second quarter of 2018, while domestic debt, mainly government securities, as at end of third quarter 2018 amounted to K54.6 billion from K51.9 billion at the end of second quarter 2018.
"The biggest concern is that their accumulation of debt is surpassing the dismantling process. So, quarter-on-quarter, we get to hear that the arrears owed to local suppliers are increasing, which means even if they (government) are paying, the level at which their accumulation of debt is going is much higher than what they are able to dismantle," Mwanza said.
And commenting on the slow uptake by commercial banks on the moveable assets registry, Mwanza expressed optimism that financial institutions are embracing the new initiative.
The enactment of the Moveable Property (Security Interest) Act number 3 of 2016, aimed at giving lenders the assurance required to accept personal or movable property as collateral.
The Act provides more available options as admissible collateral for financial clients looking for credit facilities from the banks.
It further provided for the establishment of a collateral registry whose objective is giving lenders the assurance required to accept personal or movable property as collateral.
The Moveable Property Act is being administered by the Patents and Companies Registration Agency (PACRA), and in collaboration with the Dairy Association of Zambia (DAZ).
Banks have started piloting the use of animals as a form of collateral when lending money to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs).
But its uptake by financial institutions has been slow, according to the Bank of Zambia (BoZ).
"The principle reason for establishing the Moveable Properties Registry was to broaden the range of collateral that was available to potential lenders so that more people could access credit from the providers of credit. Ultimately, yes, it would probably have an impact on the volume of credit because borrowers who previously did not have the assets to support their credit request would be able to use these assets," BoZ deputy governor for operations Dr Bwalya Ng'andu told journalists following the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) announcement last month.
However, Mwanza, a former Natsave managing director, explained that the moveable assets Registry is being embraced by lenders who only varied in terms of business models and strategies.
"So, from the information I have from PACRA in terms of usage of the collateral registry, in terms of the searches, there has been an increase from the commercial banking sector's side. In terms of registration on the registry, there's been some element of improvement and a lot of interest from the commercial banking side," said Mwanza.


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