Dude, this week has been so odd. Maybe it was the migraine that stuck around until Wednesday but I was just not on this planet half the time this week. Heck part of me is trying to figure out how it is even Friday but I don't want to complain.
Maybe I can blame the odd weather? The weather app has been wrong for work town every day all week.
Parts of me are super ready to run post marathon and other parts are super not. Those parts are fighting each other.😛 Hey, body, pick one and stick with it, ok?
I had this problem after my first marathon too… instead eating ALL the food, I'm like on a mini shopping spree. There are a few packages arriving soon. Send help.
But, first things first- I hope everyone had a good Thanksgiving!
Ok, back to the boo, maybe boo boo would be more accurate. Grrr. Remember how the week leading up to Las Vegas was spent mostly resting due some leg pain after a long run. However Vegas was mostly fine and I had 2 good runs the week after. Followed by a not good one. Then last week happened.
You know that feeling when you're wearing form fitting clothing but have a band-aid on and that band-aid starts to come loose? Kind of like it's not quite flapping around but definitely is not right either.
Monday- 2 miles A slow, painful crawl in the dark.
Tuesday– Of course just as I decide I need to take some time off, super pretty new shoes arrive. I forgot I ordered these after getting home from Las Vegas last week.
Thursday–I vicariously enjoyed everyone else's Turkey Trot's while I iced my leg from the couch.
Friday– Does putting up the work Christmas decorations count as a workout?
Sunday- 8 miles on the bike. I really wanted to run but I can still feel oddness in my leg so I talked myself into being smart. I was tired of being a lazy lump though so I decided to test the leg on the bike. I tried to keep a steady pace and not push things. If I felt even a twinge I backed off.
So yeah, that was a crappy week. As for the week to come. I packed my gym bag and as of right now, we'll just see what happens. Fingers crossed!
I currently have no upcoming races. Say what?
With that in mind, I planned to take a step back week- run 4 times but no long run. My thought was to have my longest run be 6 miles. I was also on vacation so that would change if I randomly threw in a hike (I didn't) but I didn't want a return of leg pain from last week.
Monday- Travel day Between leaving the hotel and getting to airport, then the flight and driving home from San Jose, all of Monday was spent traveling. I didn't make it home until after 8 that night. Plus after the stress of the flight being overbooked, then finding out it was a TINY plane, all I wanted to do was take a shower and go to sleep.
Wednesday- 5 miles I headed for the river path around 3, taking advantage of daylight and the near 80 degree temps. I kept the pace super easy but randomly threw in a 9:20 mile just prove I still could.
Thursday- 4 miles I left at a similar time to the day before but talk about a temp change- it was about 30 degrees cooler than Wednesday. I ran a surprisingly peppy, progressive 4 miler.
Friday- Rest I can't remember what else I did. That's kind of sad.
Saturday- 4 miles The downhill slide. Same route as Thursday, 2 minutes slower overall and a drastically different run. My calves and achilles screamed for damn near the entire run. 2 miles in my stomach started yelling in an entirely not good way. This run was so not pleasant.
Sunday- Rest My lower left leg was talking all day. Walking and sitting were uncomfortable. I have no upcoming races in the near future and hadn't been planning on a long run anyways so I saw no point in making things worse just to add 5-6 miles to my weekly total.
13 miles for the week. I'd be happier with the low mileage if it was due to laziness but this is the second week in a row I've backed off due to leg pain. That is not cool.
Anyone planning a Turkey Trot?


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 *                                                                         *
 *   This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify  *
 *   it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by  *
 *   the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or     *
 *   (at your option) any later version.                                   *
 *                                                                         *
 *   A copy of the license can be found in the license.txt file supplied   *
 *   with this software or at: http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html        *
 *                                                                         *
 ***************************************************************************/
package de.uniba.wiai.lspi.chord.service.impl;

import static de.uniba.wiai.lspi.util.logging.Logger.LogLevel.DEBUG;
import static de.uniba.wiai.lspi.util.logging.Logger.LogLevel.INFO;

import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.LinkedList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Set;
import java.util.concurrent.Executor;
import java.util.concurrent.locks.Lock;
import java.util.concurrent.locks.ReentrantLock;

import de.uniba.wiai.lspi.chord.com.CommunicationException;
import de.uniba.wiai.lspi.chord.com.Endpoint;
import de.uniba.wiai.lspi.chord.com.Entry;
import de.uniba.wiai.lspi.chord.com.Node;
import de.uniba.wiai.lspi.chord.com.RefsAndEntries;
import de.uniba.wiai.lspi.chord.data.ID;
import de.uniba.wiai.lspi.chord.data.URL;
import de.uniba.wiai.lspi.util.logging.Logger;

/**
 * Implements all operations which can be invoked remotely by other nodes.
 *
 * @author Karsten Loesing
 * @version 1.0.5
 */
public final class NodeImpl extends Node {

	/**
	 * Endpoint for incoming communication.
	 */
	private Endpoint myEndpoint = null;

	/**
	 * Reference on local node.
	 */
	private ChordImpl impl;

	/**
	 * Object logger.
	 * The name of the logger is the name of this class with the nodeID appended.
	 * The length of the nodeID depends on the number of bytes that are displayed
	 * when the ID is shown in Hex-Representation. See documentation of {@link ID}.
	 * E.g. de.uniba.wiai.lspi.chord.service.impl.NodeImpl.FF FF FF FF if the number
	 * of displayed Bytes of an ID is 4.
	 */
	private Logger logger;

	/**
	 * Routing table (including finger table, successor list, and predecessor
	 * reference)
	 */
	private References references;

	/**
	 * Repository for locally stored entries.
	 */
	private Entries entries;

	/**
	 * Executor that executes insertion and removal of entries on successors of
	 * this node.
	 */
	private Executor asyncExecutor;

	private Lock notifyLock;

	/**
	 * Creates that part of the local node which answers remote requests by
	 * other nodes. Sole constructor, is invoked by ChordImpl only.
	 *
	 * @param impl
	 *            Reference on ChordImpl instance which created this object.
	 * @param nodeID
	 *            This node's Chord ID.
	 * @param nodeURL
	 *            URL, on which this node accepts connections.
	 * @param references
	 *            Routing table of this node.
	 * @param entries
	 *            Repository for entries of this node.
	 * @throws IllegalArgumentException
	 *             If any of the parameter has value null.
	 */
	NodeImpl(ChordImpl impl, ID nodeID, URL nodeURL, References references,
			Entries entries) {

		if (impl == null || nodeID == null || nodeURL == null
				|| references == null || entries == null) {
			throw new IllegalArgumentException(
					"Parameters of the constructor may not have a null value!");
		}

		this.logger = Logger.getLogger(NodeImpl.class.getName() + "." + nodeID.toString());

		this.impl = impl;
		this.asyncExecutor = impl.getAsyncExecutor();
		this.nodeID = nodeID;
		this.nodeURL = nodeURL;
		this.references = references;
		this.entries = entries;
		this.notifyLock = new ReentrantLock(true);

		// create endpoint for incoming connections
		this.myEndpoint = Endpoint.createEndpoint(this, nodeURL);
		this.myEndpoint.listen();
	}

	/**
	 * Makes this endpoint accept entries by other nodes. Is invoked by
	 * ChordImpl only.
	 */
	final void acceptEntries() {
		this.myEndpoint.acceptEntries();
	}

	/**
	 * {@inheritDoc}
	 */
	@Override
	public final void disconnect() {
		this.myEndpoint.disconnect();
	}

	/**
	 * {@inheritDoc}
	 */
	@Override
	public final Node findSuccessor(ID key) {
		return this.impl.findSuccessor(key);
	}

	/**
	 * {@inheritDoc}
	 */
	@Override
	public final List<Node> notify(Node potentialPredecessor) {
		/*
		 * Mutual exclusion between notify and notifyAndCopyEntries. 17.03.2008. sven.
		 */
		this.notifyLock.lock();
		try {
			// the result will contain the list of successors as well as the
			// predecessor of this node
			List<Node> result = new LinkedList<Node>();

			// add reference on predecessor as well as on successors to result
			if (this.references.getPredecessor() != null) {
				result.add(this.references.getPredecessor());
			} else {
				result.add(potentialPredecessor);
			}
			result.addAll(this.references.getSuccessors());

//			 add potential predecessor to successor list and finger table and
			// set
			// it as predecessor if no better predecessor is available
			this.references.addReferenceAsPredecessor(potentialPredecessor);
			return result;
		} finally {
			this.notifyLock.unlock();
		}
	}

	/**
	 * {@inheritDoc}
	 */
	@Override
	public final RefsAndEntries notifyAndCopyEntries(Node potentialPredecessor)
			throws CommunicationException {
		/*
		 * Mutual exclusion between notify and notifyAndCopyEntries. 17.03.2008. sven.
		 */
		this.notifyLock.lock();
		try {
			// copy all entries which lie between the local node ID and the ID
			// of
			// the potential predecessor, including those equal to potential
			// predecessor
			Set<Entry> copiedEntries = this.entries.getEntriesInInterval(
					this.nodeID, potentialPredecessor.getNodeID());

			return new RefsAndEntries(this.notify(potentialPredecessor),
					copiedEntries);
		} finally {
			this.notifyLock.unlock();
		}
	}

	/**
	 * {@inheritDoc}
	 */
	@Override
	public final void ping() {
		// do nothing---returning of method is proof of live
		return;
	}

	/**
	 * {@inheritDoc}
	 */
	@Override
	public final void insertEntry(Entry toInsert) throws CommunicationException {
		if (this.logger.isEnabledFor(DEBUG)) {
			this.logger.debug("Inserting entry with id " + toInsert.getId()
					+ " at node " + this.nodeID);
		}

		// Possible, but rare situation: a new node has joined which now is
		// responsible for the id!
		if ((this.references.getPredecessor() == null)
				|| !toInsert.getId().isInInterval(
						this.references.getPredecessor().getNodeID(),
						this.nodeID)) {
			this.references.getPredecessor().insertEntry(toInsert);
			return;
		}

		// add entry to local repository
		this.entries.add(toInsert);

		// create set containing this entry for insertion of replicates at all
		// nodes in successor list
		Set<Entry> newEntries = new HashSet<Entry>();
		newEntries.add(toInsert);

		// invoke insertReplicates method on all nodes in successor list
		final Set<Entry> mustBeFinal = new HashSet<Entry>(newEntries);
		for (final Node successor : this.references.getSuccessors()) {
			this.asyncExecutor.execute(new Runnable() {
				public void run() {
					try {
						successor.insertReplicas(mustBeFinal);
					} catch (CommunicationException e) {
						// do nothing
					}
				}
			});
		}
	}

	/**
	 * {@inheritDoc}
	 */
	@Override
	public final void insertReplicas(Set<Entry> replicatesToInsert) {
		this.entries.addAll(replicatesToInsert);
	}

	/**
	 * {@inheritDoc}
	 */
	@Override
	public final void removeEntry(Entry entryToRemove)
			throws CommunicationException {

		if (this.logger.isEnabledFor(DEBUG)) {
			this.logger.debug("Removing entry with id " + entryToRemove.getId()
					+ " at node " + this.nodeID);
		}

		// Possible, but rare situation: a new node has joined which now is
		// responsible for the id!
		if (this.references.getPredecessor() != null
				&& !entryToRemove.getId().isInInterval(
						this.references.getPredecessor().getNodeID(),
						this.nodeID)) {
			this.references.getPredecessor().removeEntry(entryToRemove);
			return;
		}

		// remove entry from repository
		this.entries.remove(entryToRemove);

		// create set containing this entry for removal of replicates at all
		// nodes in successor list
		final Set<Entry> entriesToRemove = new HashSet<Entry>();
		entriesToRemove.add(entryToRemove);

		// invoke removeReplicates method on all nodes in successor list
		List<Node> successors = this.references.getSuccessors();
		final ID id = this.nodeID;
		for (final Node successor : successors) {
			this.asyncExecutor.execute(new Runnable() {
				public void run() {
					try {
						// remove only replica of removed entry
						successor.removeReplicas(id, entriesToRemove);
					} catch (CommunicationException e) {
						// do nothing for the moment
					}
				}
			});
		}
	}

	/**
	 * {@inheritDoc}
	 */
	@Override
	public final void removeReplicas(ID sendingNodeID,
			Set<Entry> replicasToRemove) {
		if (replicasToRemove.size() == 0) {
			// remove all replicas in interval
			boolean debug = this.logger.isEnabledFor(DEBUG);
			if (debug) {
				this.logger.debug("Removing replicas. Current no. of entries: "
						+ this.entries.getNumberOfStoredEntries());
			}
			/*
			 * Determine entries to remove. These entries are located between
			 * the id of the local peer and the argument sendingNodeID
			 */
			Set<Entry> allReplicasToRemove = this.entries.getEntriesInInterval(
					this.nodeID, sendingNodeID);
			if (debug) {
				this.logger.debug("Replicas to remove " + allReplicasToRemove);
				this.logger.debug("Size of replicas to remove "
						+ allReplicasToRemove.size());
			}

			/*
			 * Remove entries
			 */
			this.entries.removeAll(allReplicasToRemove);

			if (debug) {
				this.logger
						.debug("Removed replicas??? Current no. of entries: "
								+ this.entries.getNumberOfStoredEntries());
			}
		} else {
			// remove only replicas of given entry
			this.entries.removeAll(replicasToRemove);
		}
	}

	/**
	 * {@inheritDoc}
	 */
	@Override
	public final Set<Entry> retrieveEntries(ID id)
			throws CommunicationException {

		// Possible, but rare situation: a new node has joined which now is
		// responsible for the id!
		if (this.references.getPredecessor() != null
				&& !id.isInInterval(this.references.getPredecessor()
						.getNodeID(), this.nodeID)) {
			this.logger.fatal("The rare situation has occured at time "
					+ System.currentTimeMillis() + ", id to look up=" + id
					+ ", id of local node=" + this.nodeID
					+ ", id of predecessor="
					+ this.references.getPredecessor().getNodeID());
			return this.references.getPredecessor().retrieveEntries(id);
		}

		// return entries from local repository
		// for this purpose create a copy of the Set in order to allow the
		// thread retrieving the entries to modify the Set without modifying the
		// internal Set of entries. sven
		return this.entries.getEntries(id);
	}

	/**
	 * {@inheritDoc}
	 */
	@Override
	final public void leavesNetwork(Node predecessor) {
		if (this.logger.isEnabledFor(INFO)) {
			this.logger.info("Leaves network invoked; " + this.nodeID
					+ ". Updating references.");
			this.logger.info("New predecessor " + predecessor.getNodeID());
		}
		if (this.logger.isEnabledFor(DEBUG)) {
			this.logger.debug("References before update: "
					+ this.references.toString());
		}
		this.references.removeReference(this.references.getPredecessor());
		if (this.logger.isEnabledFor(DEBUG)) {
			this.logger.debug("References after update: "
					+ this.references.toString());
		}
	}

	/**
	 *
	 * @return
	 */
	final Executor getAsyncExecutor() {
		return this.asyncExecutor;
	}

}

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Corpse Husband Opens Up on His Popularity!
Leading a total of over 7 million subscribers on one of the most popular online video platforms, Corpse husband has been one of the fastest growing content creators in the entire world.
But it was not like that at first; he started out slowly by narrating different stories using his iconic and deep voice. Corpse has never revealed his face in front of the camera, which has made his actual identity a real mystery among his fans around the globe.
Who is Corpse?
Corpse slowly started to get the recognition he deserved when he participated in playing InnerSloth's award-winning multiplayer game (Among Us in short). He made different videos and collaborated with the likes of big shots like Pewdiepie, Disguised Toast, and Pokimane.
Soon, people started to notice Corpse as he made a big name for himself due to his deep and unique voice. So much that people watching Among Us began to fall in love with his persona. He has never shown his original face in public, but the mystery helps attract fans of online horror from various subreddits like r/nosleep and r/LetsNotMeet, where people post first-person narrative scary stories.
One of the famous YouTubers, Anthony Padilla, had interviewed corpse husband back in March 2020 with several other faceless content creators like Corpse, and as expected, the interview was a massive hit for Anthony and Corpse. Fans loved it and cherished the perspectives shown by their favorite idols.
Corpse Husband also makes music. His most famous (and NSFW) song, "E-GIRLS ARE RUINING MY LIFE," has a bit over 11 million views on YouTube as of now and has gained exceptionally high loyal traction on sites like TikTok. Corpse Husband's voice has also become something of a meme on the platform.
However, now that Corpse Husband has become one of the biggest names on YouTube by himself. Anthony decided to interview Corpse yet again. Unlike before, they mainly talked about Corpse Husband's in-life after getting popular. With questions like how he manages all the fame? or what effects has it caused on his life in general?
Corpse and His Identity
As expected, Corpse explained how keeping his identity secret has become very hard for him ever since he got famous and when specifically asked for the amount of fame he's received in the past few months of his life. Corpse Husband was very quick to identify the several pros and cons he found in being famous.
While everyone thinks getting famous is just all goods, they should remember that there are always two sides to a coin. In Corpse's case, he certainly blew up pretty quick and nicely, but that hindered his growth in learning to deal with everything, especially haters.
Corpse has uploaded very sporadically in the past five years, but the majority of his fans have stayed loyal throughout those months-long breaks that he takes for his poor mental and physical health.
It is pretty common to hear about fake Corpse identity reveals here and there. However, the terrifying aspect is the fan arts that resemble him very closely. While his real fans around the world admire and adore his persona and have never demanded or compelled him to reveal his real face and everything, haters make sure to criticize him unnecessarily on every opportunity possible.
Corpse Husband About His Health
Due to all this, Corpse husband looked back on the tweet he posted in order to expose how toxic the mindset of these haters can get. As expected, his breathing once again broke the internet and ended up becoming the news of the day. This blank tweet with the sound of his breathing has made fangirls and even fanboys fall in love with him and immediately went viral receiving 4.0 million views as of yet. It is pretty hard to imagine that a mere three second tweet can have this big of an impact.
He then opened up on catering to the expectation of his fans that range in millions as of now and said:
"Imagine, like the worst physical shape you've ever been in your life, and also having millions of people expecting you to look the best you've ever looked in your life."
The Part People Don't Talk About
Due to these specific incidents, Corpse Husband has stopped talking publicly as well as on the phone with unknown people. Naturally, this is quite unfortunate and sad. In entirety, this has affected his social interactions with his family and friends as well.
It is pretty sad to think how hate can drive people to be this toxic and unwelcoming to someone that has not harmed them in any way and is just working honestly for his own self and family.
In the case of Corpse husband, he has admitted cutting his face with razor blades many times before going live. White the thousands and millions of fans always receive his streaming mode often not notice such things and how a person is going through life. Relating money and fame with happiness is very easy until you actually experience it.
It is not like this is the first time this has happened either. Many Content Creators struggle with their mental and physical health while having to face numerous amounts of haters and their hate.
"How many celebrity suicides and artist suicides is it going to take for people to be like, you know it happens and all the hate comments and s**t like that, like we're people!"
All in all, It won't be an overstatement to say that Corpse husband has been one of the most influential artists at the current moment in YouTube and other streaming sites. Not only does he speak his mind off about mental health and its importance, but he also encourages others to actively put their best to end this stigma around mental health.
As his devoted fans, we should look to support and help him while making sure that the help we are providing is actually benefitting him in his fight against his mental and physical condition.
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"use strict";
var tslib_1 = require("tslib");
var fs = require("fs");
var process = require("process");
var rimraf = require("rimraf");
var ncp_1 = require("ncp");
var replaceStream = require("replacestream");
var watch = require("node-watch");
var run_webpack_1 = require("./run-webpack");
var isProduction = process.argv.some(function (x) { return x.match(/--prod/) != null; });
var isClient = process.argv.some(function (x) { return x.match(/--client/) != null; });
var shouldInject = process.argv.some(function (x) { return x.match(/--debug/) != null; });
var iSrcPathName = process.argv.map(function (x, i) { if (x.match(/--src/) != null) {
    return i;
} }).filter(function (x) { return x != null; })[0];
var srcPathName = iSrcPathName != null ? process.argv[iSrcPathName + 1] : 'lib';
// declare var require: any;
// declare var __dirname: string;
// declare var process: { argv: string[] };
// const ncp = require('ncp').ncp;
// const fs = require('fs');
// const replaceStream = require('replacestream');
// const watch = require('node-watch');
// const rimraf = require('rimraf');
function getBoilerplatePath(boilerplateResourcePath) {
    // return __dirname.replace(/(\\|\/)src-cli$/, '').replace( /(\\|\/)lib$/, '') + boilerplateResourcePath;
    return __dirname.replace(/(\\|\/)src-cli$/, '').replace(new RegExp("(\\\\|\\/)" + srcPathName + "$"), '') + boilerplateResourcePath;
}
function delay(time) {
    if (time === void 0) { time = 1000; }
    return new Promise(function (resolve) { return setTimeout(function () { return resolve(); }, time); });
}
var timeoutId;
var isRunning = false;
function keepAlive() {
    clearTimeout(timeoutId);
    timeoutId = setTimeout(function () {
        isRunning = false;
    }, 30000);
}
function waitUntilReady() {
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            switch (_a.label) {
                case 0:
                    console.log("src=" + srcPathName);
                    return [4 /*yield*/, waitUntilReady()];
                case 1:
                    _a.sent();
                    isRunning = true;
                    keepAlive();
                    try {
                        functionDirsOrFiles_1 = [];
                        entrySourceFiles_1 = [];
                        pending_1 = 0;
                        ready_1 = function () {
                            keepAlive();
                            pending_1--;
                            if (pending_1 > 0) {
                                // console.log('Webpack Not Ready:', webpackPending, functionDirs);
                                return;
                            }
                            (function () { return tslib_1.__awaiter(_this, void 0, void 0, function () {
                                return tslib_1.__generator(this, function (_a) {
                                    switch (_a.label) {
                                        case 0:
                                        // Create Test Main
                                        return [4 /*yield*/, new Promise(function (resolve, reject) {
                                                console.log('Create Test Main');
                                                try {
                                                    // Function Runner
                                                    var functionNames = functionDirsOrFiles_1
                                                        .filter(function (x) { return x.length > 0 && x.indexOf('.js') < 0; })
                                                        .map(function (x) { return x.replace('./deployment/', ''); });
                                                    functionNames.sort();
                                                    var functions = functionNames
                                                        .map(function (x) { return "{name: '" + x + "', main: require('" + ("./../../" + srcPathName + "/src-server/" + x) + "').main }"; })
                                                        .join(',\n\t');
                                                    console.log('Create Test Main');
                                                    fs.mkdirSync('deployment/test-main');
                                                    fs.createReadStream(getBoilerplatePath('/resources/test-main-RESOURCES/test-main.js'))
                                                        .on('end', function () { return resolve(); })
                                                        .pipe(replaceStream(afsLibPath_1, targetAfsLibPath_1))
                                                        .pipe(replaceStream('FUNCTION_MODULES', functions))
                                                        .pipe(fs.createWriteStream('./deployment/test-main/test-main.source.js'));
                                                    functionDirsOrFiles_1.push('./deployment/test-main/test-main.source.js');
                                                    // Index
                                                    var functionsLinks = functionNames
                                                        .map(function (x) { return "" + x + "
"; })
                                                        .join('\n\t');
                                                    console.log('Create Test Main index.html');
                                                    fs.createReadStream(getBoilerplatePath('/resources/test-main-RESOURCES/index.html'))
                                                        .on('end', function () { return resolve(); })
                                                        .pipe(replaceStream('FUNCTION_LINKS', functionsLinks))
                                                        .pipe(fs.createWriteStream('./deployment/resources/test-main.html'));
                                                }
                                                catch (err) {
                                                    console.error(err);
                                                    resolve();
                                                }
                                            })];
                                        case 1:
                                            // Create Test Main
                                            _a.sent();
                                            if (!(isProduction || isClient)) return [3 /*break*/, 4];
                                            // Wabpack
                                            console.log('Webpack');
                                            return [4 /*yield*/, run_webpack_1.runWebpackClient(entrySourceFiles_1, shouldInject)];
                                        case 2:
                                            _a.sent();
                                            if (!isProduction) return [3 /*break*/, 4];
                                            return [4 /*yield*/, run_webpack_1.runWebpackAzureFunction(functionDirsOrFiles_1, shouldInject)];
                                        case 3:
                                            _a.sent();
                                            _a.label = 4;
                                        case 4:
                                            console.log('DONE');
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                                    if (data.match(/export\s+async\s+function\s+main\s*\(/)) {
                                        console.log('src-server main file: ', f);
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                                        var functionDir = './deployment/' + functionName_1;
                                        var boilerplatePath = '/resources/function-BOILERPLATE';
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                                                    .pipe(replaceStream(schedule_1, targetSchedule_1))
                                                    .pipe(write);
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                                        console.log('src-client entry file: ', f);
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                                        var targetPath = "./deployment/resources/" + entryName + ".source.js";
                                        try {
                                            fs.createReadStream(boilerplatePath)
                                                .pipe(replaceStream('ENTRY_NAME', entryName))
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if (process.argv.filter(function (x) { return x === '-w'; }).length > 0) {
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Continuing my post from last night.
I sat all day only seeing a single doe here and there most of the day, 6 in total. At 4:00pm a doe came in browsing and worked to 20yds by this time its 4:30 and I hear a grunt. I look toward the sound and the buck is 70yds away looking at her. It works its way toward her grunting a few times. Pushes her off and I stop him with a grunt 30yds away. Hes now quartering away, Right when I squeeze the trigger on the release it turned and I hit way back. As you all know I let him lay for the night.
Got up this morning and met the dog tracker. The dog made quick time of the track. The buck didn't go real far at most 300yds. I probably would have been able to find him myself but wanted to be safe with getting the dog.
Not a huge buck but it got me going. I keep telling myself can't shoot a big one if you don't pass the average ones. Someday I'll listen.
A quick Thank You to Paul and his dog Dallas.
Excellent job on the recovery. Backing out and the use of the tracking dog worked out perfect for you Oleboy!
Great recovery. Shoot what makes you happy.
Congrats . Good job on recovery . backing out last night was definitely the right decision.
Excellent! Always smart to backout if unsure and great idea to get the tracker! Congrats!
Congrats. Paul and Dallas are great. I have brought them in a few times now. Great service they provide. Whenever we have to let one go we bring the dogs. Thats how (rookies) we roll.
Congrats on the buck. Good work Paul and Dallas.
Good job, Im glad you got him. Congratulations!!
Congrats on a Friday fine buck. Awesome job by Dallas; love the name. I just wish the team played as well as the dog did.
Great buck and glad you found him!
Glad you found it. Congrats.
Great hunt & Find a Story that will be told over and over.


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Q: How do I configure the Razor *.cshtml editor's C# compiler settings outside of an ASP.NET project? (This is not a duplicate of Print and/or modify the c# version that the razor compiler service uses to compile cshtml because I'm using RazorGenerator, not ASP.NET, the translation from .cshtml to .cs happens every time I press the Save button in Visual Studio, so adding assembly references or NuGet packages to my project won't help)
I have a C# Class Library project using RazorGenerator (a Visual Studio extension that transpiles .cshtml to .cs sources). RazorGenerator itself works fine and my .cshtml files are converted to cs correctly without any problems considering I'm using C# 7.3 language features and types defined in custom assemblies.
The problem is Visual Studio's own .cshtml designer (independent of RazorGenerator) seems to default to the C# 4.0 compiler version and doesn't even load System.Core.dll - so when viewing .cshtml files in the Visual Studio editor I get peppered with error messages that shouldn't be there:

"Feature 'out variable declaration' is not available in C# 4. Please use language version 7.0 or greater."

and broken namespace imports because it isn't loading assemblies:

I saw these SO posts:

*

*Where to configure Razor page language version to C# 6?

*C# 6.0 Features Not Working with Visual Studio 2015
...which suggest adding the NuGet Microsoft.CodeDom.Providers.DotNetCompilerPlatform package to the project and restarting Visual Studio, however that did not solve the issue.

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Now, the higher authority from the Railway Department Angraj Mohan releases some information about RRB Group D Answer Key 2018-19 during the press meet. That, all the aspirants who appear for RRB Group D 2018 will get the answer key from the 11th January 2019. Because the team are working for it to release the RRB Group D Answer Key 2019. So, aspirants can likely to expect the RRB Group D Answer Key Date on 11th January 2019. Further, applicants can check their answer key in the region-wise updates.
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Q: C++ List::insert compilation error I'm trying to use list::insert to insert an object into a list. I'm encountering a couples of trouble and compilation errors while doing so. This is my function:
class Gui {
    private:
        std::vector<const Widget*> NoButtons;
        std::list<const AbstractButton*> Buttons;
    public:
        void insert(Widget* p){
            if(!p)
                throw "NoInsert";
            else
                NoButtons.vector::push_back(p);
        }

        void insert(unsigned int i, PushButton& pb){
            std::list<const AbstractButton*>::const_iterator cit = Buttons.begin();

            for(int k=0; k < i; k++)
                {
                    if(cit == Buttons.end())
                        throw "NoInsert";
                    else
                        cit++;
                }

            Buttons.list::insert(cit, &pb);
        }

The second insert function has to insert a PushButton item (which is a derived class of AbstractButton) to the buttons list in a specific position, given by the unsigned int parameter. I'm a newbie in C++ programming and i really like to understand how can i achieve this result in the best possible way. Also, i don't know what kind of scoping i need to use in order to avoid conflicts between the declared insert functions and the insert functions already available in vector and list classes.
I get this kind of error:
[Error] no matching function for call to 'std::list<const AbstractButton*>::insert(std::list<const AbstractButton*>::const_iterator&, PushButton*)'

A: You don't need to use NoButtons.vector:: to access the member functions of std::vector<const Widget*>. That is incorrect syntax, as the compiler probably tells you. You can simply use NoButtons.. Instead of
NoButtons.vector::push_back(p);

use
NoButtons.push_back(p);

You may use
NoButtons.vector<const Widget*>::push_back(p);

but it is not necessary to use the longer syntactic form.
NoButtons.vector::push_back(p);

is syntactically incorrect since vector is not a type. vector<const Widget*> is a type.
Similarly, instead of
Buttons.list::insert(cit, &pb);

use
Buttons.insert(cit, &pb);

A: Code seems to be correct at compile time when removing the incorrect scoping operators as mentioned by R Sahu. But also i need to use iterator instead of const_iterator even though i'm not using iterators directly to modify members, that still gives me compilation errors. I have no clue about this, so i'd like to hear your comments about it.
void insert(unsigned int i, PushButton& pb){
        std::list<const AbstractButton*>::iterator cit = Buttons.begin();

        for(int k=0; k < i; k++)
            {
                if(cit == Buttons.end())
                    throw "NoInsert";
                else
                    cit++;
            }

        cit++;
        Buttons.insert(cit, &pb);

    }

I will do some tests at runtime to see if it's working properly.
Thanks for your help


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Because our clinic stays very busy, we cannot facilitate walk in's or tours if you do not have an appointment.
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If you want to know the detail of the examination we recommend bringing a translator.
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When leaving the facility you are provided with a Japanese birth certificate. You will need to get your translator and required paperwork to make a trip to the local city office where YOU live.
We introduce you to a Doula who can help you make your delivery easier, smoother and a satisfying experience. In addition, a translator is very helpful for you to have smoother communication during the delivery. It is also recommended that you come to the clinic with a translator during the check-up. During the check-up, be aware that you may have many meeting sessions with our midwives and counselors. So it is better if you come to the clinic with a translator during miewife sessions and counseling.


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Nayagarh Pari Murder: Why SIT chief Arun Bothra will face an uphill task!
Bhubaneswar: With the baby steps on Tuesday, the SIT-led investigation into the Nayagarh minor murder case has hit the ground running. But a bumpy road lies ahead for SIT chief IGP Arun Bothra(of Patnagarh parcel bomb case fame) in Nayagarh. Unlike the Patnagarh blast case, the Corpus delecti – body of crime, though not necessarily […]
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Published: Wednesday, 02 December 2020
Last updated: 02 December 2020, 06:27 PM IST
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Bhubaneswar: With the baby steps on Tuesday, the SIT-led investigation into the Nayagarh minor murder case has hit the ground running. But a bumpy road lies ahead for SIT chief IGP Arun Bothra(of Patnagarh parcel bomb case fame) in Nayagarh. Unlike the Patnagarh blast case, the Corpus delecti – body of crime, though not necessarily mean the dead body, is grossly missing in Nayagarh.
In Patnagarh, Bothra had the parcel box. But the uphill task for the SIT in Nayagrah is, it has to join the 'bones of crime' to draw a sketch of the body of the crime.
Because, law stipulates that the prosecution has to pass the 'Corpus delecti' test. And as a coroner, IGP Arun Bothra has to unearth the cause of death. Since it's a missing body case, the SIT has to rely only on circumstantial evidences to nail the accused.
It's piecing the circumstantial evidences together, which is exactly a challenging task for SIT. Because, in investigation what one lacks is time. With every passing hour, the evidences slip away. SIT reached the ground zero nearly 4-months after incident occurred on July 14 this year.
How Nayagarh Police Missed the Golden Hour?
In any kidnapping or missing case, the golden hour is the first 72 hours from the time of the filing of the compliant. This is considered the best time to collect leads. Moreover, as per NCRB analysis, in cases of child kidnapping/missing, the case record details show a high chance of a child victim getting killed within 3-48 hours. Taking this fact into account, the country's Apex Court in its ruling on missing/kidnapped children case, had made it mandatory for the law enforcement agencies to register FIR and launch investigation immediately.
In the Pari murder case at Nayagarh, skeletal remains of the minor girl was discovered at the backyard of victim's house nine days after she went missing. More so, the police had questioned as many as 9 persons during the 4-month period, but failed to make any arrest till date. The clear cut SOP laid down by the SC and the flip-flops by Nayagarh police together point at lackadaisical crime investigation by the Nayagarh police.
The Evidence:The suspect/s had successfully disposed of the body, which has given rise to further suspicion that footprints of many key clues could have also been made to disappear.
SIT Hands Tied Now?
In his maiden reaction, post visiting ground zero, a reticent Arun Bothra following his talks with the victim's parents, told the media, "I can't say anything now. Will speak to you only at an appropriate time."
According to senior lawyer Nishikant Mahapatra, in Pari murder case, facts unambiguously point to a death that has occurred by a criminal act, and the bone remains can tell the date of death also." SIT has only to identify the actor behind the criminal act," he says.
So how will the SIT proceed? Electronic footprints will be clincher in such cases, he explained. Bothra and his team need to zero in on the CDR (call detail records) of the suspects in the case. Besides, the SIT has to also note down the last sightings of the victim, persons having proximity to victim, relationship and contact list of the victim and her parents, and lastly, the electronic transaction details of the suspects.
Why Organ trade motive pops up?
As per senior lawyers, in such missing body cases, the body as a whole is dumped or disposed of to destroy evidence. In this sensitive case, discovery of bone-stuffed gunny bag hints at the destruction of the body not by burning, which then further hints at the possible use of chemicals to destroy the corpus. "The chemical clean-up act by the accused points to the larger motive behind destroying the body. They were not afraid of letting know the victim's parent that Pari was killed, but did everything to destroy victim's body. The fear of the body hints at possible motive of organ trade", Mahapatra added.
Will SIT achieve any breakthrough?
Speaking exclusively to Odishatv.in, former DGP Bipin Behari Mishra said, "I am least hopeful in this case." He further added that Nayagarh police had already wasted the golden hour. "Now the SIT can collect circumstantial evidences from the last sightings (of the victim) and persons known to her," he explained.
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 * and open the template in the editor.
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package org.motechproject.mobile.imp.serivce.oxd;

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

import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.Set;

/**
 *
 * @author user
 */
public class FormDefinitionServiceImplTest {

    public FormDefinitionServiceImplTest() {
    }

    @Test
    public void testInit() throws Exception {
        String resource = "MoTechDataEntry";
        FormDefinitionServiceImpl fds = new FormDefinitionServiceImpl();
        Set resources = new HashSet();
        resources.add(resource);
        fds.setOxdFormDefResources(resources);
        fds.init();
        Assert.assertEquals(1, fds.getStudies().size());
        Assert.assertEquals(9, fds.getStudyForms(0).size());
    }
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The property market in Mallorca is booming with some stunning real estate
Proximity to the International Airport, fast connections to Palma and good sports facilities has put the southern corner of the island on the radar with potential buyers in the last couple of years.
The main attractions for buyers (the majority are mainly German with growing interest from France, Spain and the Netherlands) is that they can get more property for their money with prices for apartments starting from 280,000 euros in areas such as Cala Pi, rising to 500,000 along the most popular part of the coastline at Son Veri Nou and Bellavista, where the exclusive designer hotel, Cap Rocat is located.;
Llucmajor has top sports facilities including three golf courses; Golf Maoris, Son Antem and Son Gual and it's also popular with hikers (there are six official hiking routes) and cyclists due to the 400 Km of cycling routes, which makes it popular as a winter training base for international cycling teams. In addition, there are two marinas and sailing clubs in the region at S'Estanyol and Arenal where Olympic medallists, such as Ben Ainslie, have trained and competed.
Llucmajor is the capital of this region which is the largest municipality in Mallorca, located 15 km from the airport with a total of 16 towns and villages plus 45 Km of coastline including the coastal areas of Son Veri, Cala Blava and all the way to S'Estanyol.
According to Christina Deutsch, Managing Partner, Engel & Völkers Central & South: "Over the past five years, sales transactions have doubled and last year we saw an increase in sales of 6.5% over 2017. We also witnessed a marked increase in the average price of property which is mainly due to the limited supply of property along the coast and increased demand."
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Lathan Goumas - lgoumas@shawmedia.com Huntley's Emily Westermeyer hits the ball during a match against Crystal Lake South at South High School in Crystal Lake, Ill. on Thursday, Oct. 17, 2013. Crystal Lake South defeated Huntley in the match.
Lathan Goumas - lgoumas@shawmedia.com Members of the Crystal Lake South volleyball team celebrate the winning point during a match against Huntley at South High School in Crystal Lake, Ill. on Thursday, Oct. 17, 2013.
Lathan Goumas - lgoumas@shawmedia.com Avalon Nero of Crystal Lake South hits the ball during a match against Huntley at South High School in Crystal Lake, Ill. on Thursday, Oct. 17, 2013. Crystal Lake South defeated Huntley in the match.
Lathan Goumas - lgoumas@shawmedia.com Crystal Lake South's Carly Nolan hits the ball during a match against Huntley at South High School in Crystal Lake, Ill. on Thursday, Oct. 17, 2013. Crystal Lake South defeated Huntley in the match.
Lathan Goumas - lgoumas@shawmedia.com Crystal Lake South's Hannah Wilson watches the ball as it is hit by Avalon Nero during a match against Huntley at South High School in Crystal Lake, Ill. on Thursday, Oct. 17, 2013. Crystal Lake South defeated Huntley in the match.
Lathan Goumas - lgoumas@shawmedia.com Huntley's Erin Lyman hits the ball during a match against Crystal Lake South at South High School in Crystal Lake, Ill. on Thursday, Oct. 17, 2013. Crystal Lake South defeated Huntley in the match.
Lathan Goumas - lgoumas@shawmedia.com A ball is hit back towards Emily Westermeyer of Huntley during a match against Crystal Lake South at South High School in Crystal Lake, Ill. on Thursday, Oct. 17, 2013. Crystal Lake South defeated Huntley in the match.
A ball is hit back towards Emily Westermeyer of Huntley during a match against Crystal Lake South at South High School in Crystal Lake, Ill. on Thursday, Oct. 17, 2013. Crystal Lake South defeated Huntley in the match.


KAK is short for Krazy About Kona. It's where I've been retailing my work for 9 years.
My largest display of work anywhere. Over 50 metal prints covered the walls.
My time there was a great success.
The owners are retiring but, of course, I'm not.
This post is to let everyone know that all displayed metals are being liquidated at 50% off.
You won't see prices like this again for my work on metal.
If you know any realtors or decorators, send them down there fast.
The closing sale started a few days ago and prints are moving fast. Everything is cash & carry so if it needs to be shipped, it's your responsibility. You can easily carry 12 x 18's and 12 x 24's on a plane. The UPS Store for larger ones.
Sizes available are, 12 x 18, 12 x 24, 15 x 30, 16 x 24, 18 x 36, 20 x 30, 24 x 36, 24 x 48, 30 x 45 and 40 x 60. I have a crate available for the 40 x 60.
They could close sooner if everything sells quickly. KAK also has jewelry and glass work. All by local artists. All that work is 25% off.
You can take a virtual tour and get directions here on google maps.
I haven't made any plans yet as to where I'll show/retail next on the Kona side of the island. I'm weighing my options and for now concentrating on the closing. If you know of any place that is interested in carrying my work to any degree, have them contact me at BryanLowry@lavapix.com.
When the time comes I'll post about my new location(s).
I've included a few images of my display at KAK and what's there. Some of the metal prints shown have been sold. All taken with my phone.
Videos of the newest lava flow ocean entry at Kilauea volcano Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.
I arrived at the new ocean entry about 15 minutes after it started.
You can see how the new delta/bench (new land) grows as the video progresses.
As its been throughout this new flow, it was quite windy.
Videos of this event are from my Nikon D800 and the Gopro Hero 3+.
In the Nikon shot video I sped up a few clips to show how the steam plume swirls as it rises.
There will be a follow-up blog post once I've edited my still photos.
Having said my usual warning, let me add that this flow is accessible via hikes of at least 9 miles round trip.
Expect large crowds of people. Be sure to carry at least 3 liters of water per person.
Always use extreme caution at the sea cliffs and never walk out onto new land as it could easily collapse into the ocean taking you with it.
As the bench grows the immediate sea cliff will be vulnerable to collapse also.
I highly recommend you watching this HVNP safety video on safety at ocean entries.
Also, its best not to breath if you find yourself engulfed in the steam plume. If you think you will be in it often, be sure to wear a respirator.


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Rediff.com » News » It's one nation, seven taxes: Congress on GST
It's one nation, seven taxes: Congress on GST
October 07, 2017 17:53 IST
The Congress on Saturday accused the Modi government of wasting an opportunity to put India on the growth path through goods and services tax, which it said should be a 'good and simple tax' rather than a 'grossly scary tax'.
Congress communications in-charge Randeep Surjewala said GST had failed to provide any real relief to the common man or to the farming and textile sectors, the biggest generators of employment in the country.
"GST should not become a 'grossly scary tax'. It should be a 'good and simple tax'," Surjewala told reporters.
Labelling the government 'amateurish and vision-less' and 'drunk with arrogance', he said it was wasting a golden opportunity to put India on a growth trajectory due to its 'ineptitude and lack of comprehension of issues'.
The stark truth is that the Indian GST rate is now the highest in the world and the 'one nation, one tax' has become 'one nation, seven taxes' and more, the Congress leader added.
Where was the real relief for the people, Surjewala asked, and added that people wanted substance, not soothing words.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, BJP chief Amit Shah and Finance Minister Arun Jaitley had 'forgotten' to give relief to the common man and two biggest employment generators -- the agriculture and textiles sectors, which are in serious trouble.
"This mammoth opportunity is being lost due to sheer incompetence of a panic stricken Modi government driven by ad hocism and lost in chaos of its own making," he said.
Following the 'disaster' of demonetisation, a possible 'good fortune' of adding two percent to India's gross domestic product is being converted into "misfortune" by sheer ineptitude and amateurish handling of the most important tax-reform, he said.
The entire spirit, direction and purpose of the GST Bill introduced by Congress-led UPA government, Surjewala said, was a 'single, transparent and uncomplicated taxation on goods and services' and reduction of prices.
Accusing the BJP of a 'we know it all' attitude, he said the party refused to acknowledge the 'clutter, confusion and cost to economy by botching up the GST conception and implementation and reality dawned with the massive economic downslide'.
While the Congress welcomed the interim relief to certain sections announced at the GST Council meeting on Friday, it accused the government of having 'utterly failed' to address structural issues of GST reform through fair and transparent consultations.
Surjewala also alleged that the prime minister, finance minister and the government had still not laid down any road map nor given any indication of bringing petro products, electricity and real estate within the ambit of GST, which has repeatedly been emphasised by the Congress party and experts.
'Adjournment and deferment' rather than taking decisions appears to be the way forward for this government, as they have postponed the implementation of TDS (Tax Deducted at Source), TCS (Tax Collection at Source), Reverse Charge Mechanism (RCM) and -E-way bill" concept till March 31, 2018, he said.
Surjewala alleged that the tax refund system had virtually collapsed with the outstanding tax refund demand of Rs 65,000 crore in July 2017 alone and exporters were in peril.
"All these are soft promises being made today with the 'Damocles Sword' continuing to hang in the absence of a clear decision," he said, asking whether 'this would have a cascading effect on the economy and jobs creation'.
He also alleged that items of mass consumption continue to be heavily taxed as no relief has been given to the common man despite the relaxations announced in some items.
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I have just got my first mac and loving it (macbook). The speakers seem ok I guess they aren't going to be that powerful and I would love to play some music from itunes. I am thinking of getting the apple hifi as it is just one unit and I can also dock an ipod if I wish + I can take it outside in the garden.
Does anyone have any views or good alternatives to playing music from my macbook.
Are headphones a viable option for you?
Not really. We are renting and want to have access to tunes and also use the macbook to watch dvd's.


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by Mary Doria Russell
A visionary work that combines speculative fiction with deep philosophical inquiry, The Sparrow tells the story of a charismatic Jesuit priest and linguist, Emilio Sandoz, who leads a scientific mission entrusted with a profound task: to make first contact with intelligent ...
A visionary work that combines speculative fiction with deep philosophical inquiry, The Sparrow tells the story of a charismatic Jesuit priest and linguist, Emilio Sandoz, who leads a scientific mission entrusted with a profound task: to make first contact with intelligent extraterrestrial life. The mission begins in faith, hope, and beauty, but a series of small misunderstandings brings it to a catastrophic end.
Praise for The Sparrow
"A startling, engrossing, and moral work of fiction."—The New York Times Book Review
"Important novels leave deep cracks in our beliefs, our prejudices, and our blinders. The Sparrow is one of them."—Entertainment Weekly
"Powerful . . . The Sparrow tackles a difficult subject with grace and intelligence."—San Francisco Chronicle
"Provocative, challenging . . . recalls both Arthur C. Clarke and H. G. Wells, with a dash of Ray Bradbury for good measure."—The Dallas Morning News
"[Mary Doria] Russell shows herself to be a skillful storyteller who subtly and expertly builds suspense."—USA Today
It was predictable, in hindsight. Everything about the history of the Society of Jesus bespoke deft and efficient action, exploration and research. During what Europeans were pleased to call the Age of Discovery, Jesuit priests were never more than a year or two behind the men who made initial contact with previously unknown peoples; indeed, Jesuits were often the vanguard of exploration. ... view entire excerpt...
1. How do faith, love, and the role of God in the world drive the plot of this story? One reviewer characterized this book as "a parable about faith--the search for God, in others as well as Out There." Do you agree? If so, why?
2. This story takes place from the years 2019 to 2060. The United States is no longer the predominant world power, having lost two trade wars with Japan, which is now supreme in both space and on Earth. Poverty is rampant. Indentured servitude is once more a common practice, and "future brokers" mine ghettos for promising children to educate in return for a large chunk of their lifetime income. What kinds of changes do you think will occur by the twenty-first century--with governments, technology, society, and so on? Do you think America will lose its predominant status in the world?
3. Do you think it likely that we will make contact with extraterrestrials at some time in the future? What will the implications of such an event be? We've always viewed Earth, and human beings, as the center of the universe. Will that still be the case if we discover alien life forms? How will such a discovery change theology? Does God love us best? Will such a discovery confirm the existence of God or cause us to question his existence at all?
4. If, sometime within the next century, we hear radio signals from a solar system less than a dozen light years away from our own, do you think humankind would mount an expedition to visit that place? Who do you think might lead such an expedition? If you had to send a group of people to a newly discovered planet to contact a totally unknown species, whom would you choose? Is the trip to Rakhat a scientific mission or a religious one?
5. The Sparrow tells a story by interweaving two time periods--after the mission to Rakhat and before. Do you think this makes the story more interesting and easier to follow or more difficult to follow? How does this story differ from other stories you have read?
6. Why do you think Sandoz resists telling the story of what happened on Rakhat?
7. A basic premise of this story is an evaluation of the harm that results from the explorer's inability to assess a culture from the threshold of exploration. Do you see any parallels between the voyage of the eight explorers on the Rakhat mission and the voyages of other explorers from past history--Columbus, Magellan, Cortez, and others--who inaccurately assessed the cultures they discovered?
8. Despite currently popular revisionism, many historians view the early discoverers of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries not as imperialists or colonists but as intellectual idealists burning to know what God's plan had hidden from them. Do you agree? Does this story make you reconsider the motives of those early explorers?
9. One of the mainstays of the Star Trek universe is the "prime directive" which mandates the avoidance of interference in alien cultures at all costs. Would the "prime directive" have changed the outcome of events on Rakhat?
10. In an interview, the author said, "I wanted readers to look philosophically at the idea that you can be seduced by the notion that God is leading you and that your actions have his approval." What do you think she means by that? In what way was Emilio Sandoz seduced by this notion?
11. The discoverers of Rakhat seem to be connected by circumstances too odd to be explained by anything but a manifestation of God's will. Do you think it was God's will that led to the discovery of and mission to Rakhat, as Sandoz initially believes? If that's the case, how could God let the terrible aftermath happen?
12. How is Emilio Sandoz's faith tested on Rakhat? One reviewer suggests that in his utter humiliation and in the annihilation of his spirit, Sandoz is reborn in faith. Do you agree? Consider Sandoz's dilemma on page 394. Did God lead the explorers to Rakhat--step by step--or was Sandoz responsible for what happened? If God was responsible for bringing the explorers to Rakhat, does that mean that God is vicious?
13. One reviewer wrote, "It is neither celibacy, faith, exotics goods, nor (as Sandoz bitterly asserts) the introduction of one of humanity's oldest inventions that leads to the crisis between humans and aliens. The humans get into trouble because they fail to understand how Rakhat society controls reproduction. In short, they fail because they fail to put themselves into the aliens' shoes." Do you agree? If so, why? If not, why not?
14. Is confession good for the soul? Do you think Emilio Sandoz will ultimately recover--both as a man and as a priest--from his ordeal?
15. Why do you think it's so important to Emilio to stand by his vow of celibacy when he so obviously loves Sofia Mendez?
16. The Jesuits saw so many of their fellows martyred all over the world throughout history. Why aren't they more sympathetic in dealing with Sandoz--a man victimized by his faith?
17. What is this story about? Is it a story about coming face-to-face with a sentient race that is so alien as to be incomprehensible, or about putting up a mirror to our own inner selves?
How does Emilio's faith change and has it been lost?
What could the team have done to avoid the tragedies that befell them?
Did Emilio's faith in God blind him from realities or did it help him to see things more clearly?
by tellmel (see profile) 12/03/12
» Author's Website
» Author's web site
Inspires Discussion
This book is bound to provoke discussion and disagreements about life, love, sex and God -- and not necessarily in that order.
by nanbfree (see profile) 04/15/14
"The Sparrow"by skarohlid (see profile) 08/29/13
This book evoked a lot of lively discussion at our book club meeting. Wonderful writting coupled with thought provoking themes. I would highly recommend!
"The Sparrow"by MGabe (see profile) 05/31/13
If you are not a Sci-Fi fan, don't be turned off the synopsis of the book. I avoided reading this book for several years because I usually don't like Sci-Fi. This book has less to do with science... (read more)
"Marking his fall"by tellmel (see profile) 12/03/12
A haunting and tragic tale of the intersection of faith, science and exploration.
"Strange and Fascinating"by coldstreampond (see profile) 02/26/10
A good book for those who don't read sci fi, because there are so many relatable themes. It's odd, but at times a real page-turner. The religious aspect is a bit heavy-handed, but that probably helped... (read more)
"The Sparrow"by marlagorman (see profile) 02/15/10
This book was an easy read with very likeable characters. I thought the writter did a great job developing the characters and was very descriptive of the various settings.
"The Sparrow"by tammyh2 (see profile) 06/17/09
"lacking something"by holland (see profile) 06/13/09
the ending was somewhat unsatisfying
"Good book to make you think outside the box!"by jwoodley (see profile) 05/30/09
This book will make you think about who else is out there and how we, as a society, would react to such a situation.
"One of the best books our club has read."by egibson129 (see profile) 05/22/09
Very insightful and interesting book. Really makes you think about our society and how we perceive other societies and other species.


The Hofvijver Passe-Partout not only entitles you to a substantial discount on the admission price to the museums, you also receive discount vouchers for hospitality and catering establishments in the area. These offers may change.
Where: Bodega de Posthoorn, Lange Voorhout 39a in The Hague.
Where: restaurant Instock, Buitenhof 36 in The Hague.
Get a €1,50 discount with your Hofvijver Pass on a regular boat tour with The Hague Boat (duration: 75 minutes). The Hague Boat sails from 15 April to 15 October, from Thursday to Sunday. The tours depart from the Mauritskade 10 (Caesar Fitness & Spa) in The Hague. For more information, have a look on www.thehagueboat.com or call +31 6 39 82 35 46. Tickets can only be bought in cash on board of The Hague Boat by showing your Hofvijver Pass.
Where: Museumcafé Sebas in the Historical Museum of The Hague. Adress: Korte Vijverberg 7, The Hague.
Where: Yoghurt Barn, Plaats 25 in The Hague.
The pass includes 2 days Museumbike for only € 25,- (DuNordRijwielen, Keizerstraat 27, The Hague).
You do not need to book in advance. However, when placing your order please indicate that you wish to make use of the Hofvijver Passe-Partout offer and hand in the discount vouchers.


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Q: Update div after ajax database insert so i have some comments pulled from a database and echoed into a div.
Im am entering new comments via a form and they are inserted into the database with ajax.
I want the comments in the div to update and show the new ones as soon as they are posted.
How can i refresh the div to show new content, without the page loading again?
javascript is like so:
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type: "POST",
url: "process/addcomment.php",
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Thanks for any help.

A: I think you would like to use

http://api.jquery.com/prepend/  for making new comments on the top,

OR,

http://api.jquery.com/append for making new comments on the bottom.

right after using
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Just append or prepend the valid structure that forms your comment box is okay for it.
just like for example:
$("#comment-holder").append("

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Also worth looking into your response.databaseSuccess, you might want to compare it more strictly like using "==", because boolean not always work as you expect, since i am not sure if your responding document are in the correct format that it correctly interprets as a boolean.

A: you should extract your required data from response json and generate a Html for appending to your div with id of "comment" then as you apply your css it will get styled.
my suggestion is if you don't want to add extra info from your server to the comment, you only need a flag as success or fail and instead of sending data to server and retrieving it you can use your local data when successfully inserted to your database
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Fulham elected Paralympics Ireland President
John Fulham has been elected as the President of Paralympics Ireland at the organisation's Annual General Meeting (AGM).
The four-time Paralympian will serve a four-year term at the organisation and succeeds Jimmy Gradwell, who had led Paralympics Ireland for two successive terms spanning eight years.
"Having been involved in the Irish Paralympic movement as both a competitor and an official for 30 years I have a unique understanding of the landscape," said Fulham.
"While considerable success and progress has been achieved to date I believe we need to work hard together to ensure our people; athletes, coaches and officials continue to be given the best support in their preparations, while also ensuring that disability sport in Ireland continues to grow."
Fulham competed for Ireland at four Paralympic Games from Barcelona 1992 through to Athens 2004, contesting the 100 metres and 200m wheelchair events.
He won European and national titles in the disciplines, as well as triumphing at the Dublin marathon on three occasions.
Fulham also played on the Irish wheelchair basketball team for 14 years, before joining the Irish Wheelchair Association Board upon his retirement from athletics.
Having served as the communications officer for several years, Fulham was elected as the Paralympics Ireland vice-president in 2013.
Eimear Breathnach, a two-time Paralympian in table tennis, was re-elected as Paralympics Ireland's vice-president at the AGM.
Irish Wheelchair Association Sport nominee Mairéad Farquharson was elected as the second Vice President.
Welcome aboard newly elected President @CFulham & thank you to outgoing President @JimmyPresident after 8 years https://t.co/Gjx4vYxG6F pic.twitter.com/N6JqgFT002
— Paralympics Ireland (@ParalympicsIRE) April 27, 2017
"I've been privileged to watch tremendous Irish athletes win a staggering 27 Paralympic medals, twelve of which were gold," said outgoing President Jimmy Gradwell.
"We have seen a substantial increase in investment from Sport Ireland over time, grown the organisation from four to ten staff, won the support of commercial partners, achieved an international voice, and seen our athletes and their performance become mainstream in terms of media coverage and public awareness, amongst numerous other elements of note.
"Naturally there will be challenges ahead but as a collective we can continue to push forward the Paralympic agenda in Ireland and increase support for the athletes.
"I wish John, the incoming board and CEO; Miriam Malone the very best of luck as they chart this great organisations path over the coming years, I treasure the memories of an amazing time as President."
Paralympics Ireland members also approved the organisation's annual report and financial statements for 2016 at the AGM.
April 2017: Paralympics Ireland hoping to track down former athletes
March 2017: Malone unveiled as new Paralympics Ireland chief executive
February 2017: Paralympic representative calls for change after elected to OCI Executive Committee
March 2016: Paralympics Ireland announce media services team for Rio 2016
June 2013: Gradwell re-elected President of Paralympics Ireland
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Since joining insidethegames.biz in 2015, Michael Pavitt has covered a variety of international multi-sport events, including the Baku 2015 European Games, the Toronto 2015 Pan American Games, Sapporo 2017 Asian Winter Games and Taipei 2017 Summer Universiade. He also reported on the UCI Presidential election in Bergen in 2017, as well as attending the IOC Session in Lima and three ANOC General Assemblies.
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The Iowa caucuses are simultaneous meetings held across the state at which voters decide which of the contenders to back for nomination.
Mike Huckabee came first in the Republican caucus with 35.6%, leaving Mitt Romney behind with 26.5%. The two had been running neck-and-neck until Huckabee managed to defeat Romney, who's spent millions on his campaign.
On the Democratic side Barack Obama won with 37.58% beating John Edwards on 29.75% and Hillary Clinton on 29.47%.
Obama's message all along has been about hope, change and realising the American dream. Many have criticised him for being too young and inexperienced but his message resonated with Iowans.
During their evening celebrations both candidates expressed a belief that their campaigns had started successfully in Iowa and would continue in the same fashion.
Analysts say past Iowa caucuses have broken some campaigns and boosted others. However, the campaign has only just kicked off.
Meanwhile, the presidential candidates have gathered in the state of New Hampshire for a second nomination contest leading to the 2008 election.


Instead of listing my entire book collection I figured I would just give you the Goodread's link to my "Read" file. I am showing you the latest sixty (60) books in my collection. If you click the link below the books it will take you to my Gooodread's profile section where you can see all the rest of them.


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Residential clean outs typically do not need big dumpsters. The size that you just require, though, will be contingent on the size of the project.
If you plan to clean out the whole home, then you most likely need a 20-yard roll off dumpster. You could likewise use this size for a big cellar or attic clean out.
When choosing a dumpster, though, it's often advisable to request a size larger than what you believe you'll need. Unless you are a professional, it's difficult to estimate the exact size required for your project. By getting a somewhat larger size, you spend a bit more cash, however you also prevent the possibility that you will run out of room. Renting a larger dumpster is nearly always cheaper than renting two little ones.
You can set most kinds of debris into a dumpster rental in Interlaken. There are, nevertheless, some exclusions. For instance, you cannot place chemicals into a dumpster. That includes motor oil, paints, solvents, automotive fluids, pesticides, and cleaning agents. Electronics and batteries are also prohibited. If something poses an environmental danger, you probably cannot put it in a dumpster. Get in touch with your rental business if you're unsure.
Particular forms of acceptable debris, nevertheless, may require additional fees. In the event you plan to throw away used tires, mattresses, or appliances, you should request the rental business whether you need to pay another fee. Adding these to your dumpster may cost anywhere from $25 to $100, depending on the thing.
All major credit cards accepted for dumpster rentals in Interlaken.