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package org.apache.rave.portal.repository;

import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;

import org.apache.rave.repository.Repository;
import org.apache.rave.model.Person;

public interface PersonRepository extends Repository<Person> {
    /**
     * Gets a user by their username
     *
     *
     * @param username string representing the username
     * @return valid Person if found, null otherwise
     */
    Person findByUsername(String username);

    /**
     * Gets all people connected to the given user including friends, fellow group members, etc
     * @param username the user to find connected individuals for
     * @return valid List of people connected to the person
     */
    List<Person> findAllConnectedPeople(String username);

    /**
     * Gets all people connected to the given user including friends, fellow group members, etc who have the specified application
     * @param username the user to find connected individuals for
     * @param appId the ID of the application
     * @return a list of connected people who have the specified application installed
     */
    List<Person> findAllConnectedPeople(String username, String appId);

    /**
     * Finds a list of all people connected to the given person who are friends with the second user
     * @param username the user to find connected individuals for
     * @param friendUsername the username of the person to filter connections by
     * @return a list of people who are connected to the first user and friends with the second
     */
    List<Person> findAllConnectedPeopleWithFriend(String username, String friendUsername);

    /**
     * Finds the list of friends for a given person
     * @param username the username of the user to find friends for
     * @return a valid List of people that are explicit friends of the person
     */
    List<Person> findFriends(String username);

    /**
     * Finds a list of friends for the given person who have the given app installed on some page
     *
     * @param username the username of the user to find friends for
     * @param appId the ID of the application
     * @return a list of friends with the application
     */
    List<Person> findFriends(String username, String appId);

    /**
     * Finds the list of friends for the user who are also friends of the given person
     *
     * @param username the username of the user to find friends for
     * @param friendUsername the username of the person to filter connections by
     * @return a list of people who are friends of both individuals
     */
    List<Person> findFriendsWithFriend(String username, String friendUsername);

    /**
     * Finds a List of people based on their group membership
     *
     * @param groupId the Id of the group to query
     * @return a valid List of people in the group
     */
    List<Person> findByGroup(String groupId);

    /**
     * Finds a List of people based on their group membership who have the specified app
     * @param groupId the Id of the group to query
     * @param appId the ID of the application
     * @return a list of people in the group with the application
     */
    List<Person> findByGroup(String groupId, String appId);

    /**
     * Finds a subset of people in teh specified group who have the given friend
     *
     * @param groupId the Id of the group to query
     * @param friendUsername the username of the friend to filter the group by
     * @return a list of people in the group who have the specified friend
     */
    List<Person> findByGroupWithFriend(String groupId, String friendUsername);

    /**
     * Registers a relationship between two users.
     *
     * @param friendUsername is the username of the user who receives the friend request
     * @param username is the user who sends the friend request
     * @return true is the relationship request was successful
     */
	boolean addFriend(String friendUsername, String username);

    /**
     * Removes the relationship between two users.
     *
     * @param friendUsername is the user who is removed from the friends list of user
     * @param username is the user who wants to remove a friend.
     */
	void removeFriend(String friendUsername, String username);

    /**
     * Get the friends and friends requests of a particular user.
     *
     * @param user is the user whose friends and requests are to be found
     * @return A hashmap which contains 3 lists of Person objects
     * 			1 containing friends
     * 			2 containing friend requests sent by the current user
     * 			3 containing friend requests received by the current user
     */
	HashMap<String, List<Person>> findFriendsAndRequests(String username);

    /**
     * Incoming friend request is accepted by the user
     *
     * @param friendUsername is the username of the user who sent the friend request
     * @param username is the username of the user who receives the friend request(current user)
     * @return true is the request was successful accepted
     */
	boolean acceptFriendRequest(String friendUsername, String username);

    /**
     * Finds the list of friend requests received by the user
     *
     * @param username the username of the user who receives the friend request
     * @return a valid List of people who sent friend request to the current user
     */
	List<Person> findFriendRequestsReceived(String username);

    /**
     * Finds the list of friend requests sent by the user
     *
     * @param username the username of the user who sent the friend request
     * @return a valid List of people to whom friend requests were sent
     */
	List<Person> findFriendRequestsSent(String username);

    /**
     * Deletes all the associations of a particular user with other users
     *
     * @param userid is the userid of the user whose associations are to be deleted
     * @return count of the association items deleted
     */
	int removeAllFriendsAndRequests(String userid);
}


For people who need to up and move, finding the best moving companies in Houston is critical. Your possessions are important to you. In some cases, they help facilitate your business. In other cases, those possessions have been with you for quite a long time. You might be moving a valuable desktop computer or an heirloom piece of furniture that is priceless. When it comes time to move your stuff from a safe storage facility to your next home, the best moving companies in Houston have you covered. What sets a moving company apart and allows it to be identified as one of the best? Here are our suggestions on what you should look for when searching for a mover. These are the elements we look at when selecting our moving partners for you.
If you're like most people, then you're incredibly busy. You have a career that takes up your days, community responsibilities, and a family that takes top priority. You don't have time to wait for a moving company to show up a few hours after its promised arrival. The best moving companies in Houston provide you with an exact time they're going to show up. They then come to your door right on time, ready to move you, without any logistical issues. There is no reason why a moving company should behave like a cable company. The best in the business show up when they say they're going to show up.
Few things are more frustrating than when you hire a company to do a job only to have them seek your help in finishing the job. If you're going to shell out money for one of the best moving companies in Houston, you need to make sure that the company understands that it has a duty to handle the job without forcing you to work up a sweat. If you want to get in there and help, that's up to you. The best companies will bring enough workers and enough equipment to make the job easy on you. They should have a manager assigned to your move. Their representative will visit your home before moving day and calculate everything that will be needed for the job, including the right amount of movers. You should only have to open the door and let those employees in to handle the job.
What separates the best in the business from those who are just pretenders? The best moving companies in Houston come with equipment that can handle your job. One of the most prevalent reasons for damage to your possessions is when a company does not have any equipment to handle your bigger items. If you have a heavy piece of furniture, the proper-sized dolly will be critical to finishing the job. Beyond that, the company should have the right truck. Good moving companies have moving trucks big enough so that you won't have to stuff your things in. There will be ample room for your possessions to be protected in the back.
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Q: Not being able to run a java executable I am currently trying to install forge (forge-1.18.2-40.0.36-installer.jar) on my new ubuntu 22.04 install. I have already installed minecraft (with the .deb), show the "secret" .minecraft folder and allowed the file to be executed. But can I try to execute it (either by double click or by right click and then execute) with OpenJDK java 11 Runtime, nothing happens, even in the system Monitor.
I hope you can help me with my problem and thank you in advance.

A: First, make sure that forge-whatever.jar is allowed to execute as a program. Do this by right clicking on it, selecting properties, going to permissions, and making sure the "Allow executing file as program" is checked.
Have you tried running it in a terminal? Navigate to where the .jar is located in nautilus (the file explorer), click on the 3 dots menu up top, and select "Open in terminal". To run it here, use
java -jar forge-1.18.2-40.0.36-installer.jar

Or whatever the .jar is called. I don't believe it needs root privileges, but if it gives you errors about "no permission" or something, try running it with "sudo" in front.
At the very least, running it in console will spit out more information.

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Provides a sequence aligner for sensitive and accurate mapping from next-generation sequencing (NGS) reads to a reference genome. Kart uses both Burrorws-Wheeler transform (BWT) array and hash table. It adopts a divide-and-conquer strategy, which separates a read into regions that are easy to align and regions that require gapped alignment, and align each region independently to compose the final alignment.
Kart: a divide-and-conquer algorithm for NGS read alignment.
Supported by Bioinformatics Core Facility for Translational Medicine and Biotechnology Development, MOST105-2319-B-400-002.


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Community | Government | Local Government | State Government
Bill Overstreet remembered as a crusader for Juneau
April 11, 2013 by KTOO News Department
Bill Overstreet was a major advocate for keeping the Capitol in Juneau. (Image courtesy Alaska Film Archives, University of Alaska Fairbanks; from the public television program Alaska Review.)
Former Mayor Bill Overstreet is being remembered as a persuasive and successful spokesman for Juneau during the capital move fights of the 1970s and 80s.
Overstreet died on Monday in Sun City West, Arizona, where he and his wife Jean have spent their winters in recent years. He was 86 years old.
Bill, Jean and their young son moved to Juneau from Oklahoma in 1952, with a teaching job in hand. He started teaching eighth grade at Fifth Street School and coached basketball. Over the years he was a teacher, school administrator, and became the first director of the Alaska School Board Association.
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Battle of Pips
The U.S. Navy heavy cruiser USS Portland (CA-33) off the Mare Island Navy Yard, California (USA), 30 July 1944. Bill Overstreet served on the Portland.
Bill Overstreet was introduced to Alaska during wartime. He enlisted in the Navy in Oklahoma City, coincidentally on the same day the cruiser USS Juneau was torpedoed in the Battle of Guadalcanal. As a 17-year-old seaman, he was ordered to serve on the USS Portland, which had been damaged in the battle.
In an event recorded at the Alaska State Museum in October 2012, several Juneau residents and veterans remembered their World War II experiences.
Overstreet recalled his involvement in the Aleutian campaign, going ashore at Adak, the bombardment and landings at Kiska, and the infamous Battle of the Pips.
U.S. ships raced out and targeted what appeared to be — on radar — seven Japanese ships approaching for a possible evacuation of Kiska.
Overstreet manned a 20-millimeter machine gun on the deck of the Portland. He described it as a very dramatic experience.
"I remember how frightened I was that my knees were literally knocking as I stood by an anti-aircraft gun," he said. "We moved in and began firing. There were three battleships with us and they were about 11 miles from the target and we were about 8 miles from the target, so they were shooting over our head. At that time it was the most remarkable display of fireworks I had ever seen."
After the battle, nothing was found. No debris, no injured Japanese sailors. Overstreet said the ocean was uncharacteristically calm and glassy.
It was later determined the radar readings were simply echoes, false readings, or perhaps even huge flocks of migrating birds.
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It was his work as a Juneau crusader that most recall.
Bill Overstreet was first elected to the Juneau Assembly in 1973, after Alaskans had voted to relocate the capital – to an undetermined site. A capital selection committee was tasked with picking three sites and in 1976 voters chose Willow.
That was the year Overstreet was elected mayor. Rich Poor was on the Assembly then. He calls Overstreet a strong mayor during a time when the capital move dwarfed all other issues.
"There was quite a battle that went right on through the mid-80s to keep the seat in Juneau so it was definitely a dominating time in Juneau," Poor says.
At the time, Alaska had four time zones. Poor says one of the mayor's biggest accomplishments was leading the charge toward one time zone, which was a big issue for capital move proponents.
"One of the things that was always a complaint for the Anchorage people in particular was that Juneau was always two hours ahead of them," he recalls. "So you'd only get five hours of business conducted during the day instead of the normal seven hours, seven and a half hours."
It was not a popular idea in Juneau and almost cost the mayor his seat.
"There was recall efforts and all kinds of things that tried to stop him, so it was pretty heroic on his part to get her done, so to say," Poor says.
By 1983, the most populated areas of the state had turned their clocks and all but a small segment of the Aleutian Islands remains on one time zone.
During those years Overstreet was probably the most effective spokesman for the capital city.
"He was just a very effective speaker and very articulate and told our story probably better than any have before and since," says Win Gruening, who was part of the efforts to save the capital then and now. Gruening describes Overstreet as calm and reasonable when he spoke, " just a very believable, honest person."
Juneau's loudest foe was Bill Atwood, publisher of the Anchorage Times. His bully pulpit was his statewide newspaper, which lobbied continuously to move the capital north. Overstreet was willing to take him on.
"Bill Overstreet went to the lion's den in Anchorage and faced him and used his humor to really get his points across."
Clark Gruening was raised in Juneau, but living in Anchorage then, representing the town in the Alaska Legislature. He says Overstreet's humor helped put a different face on capital move arguments.
The mayor participated in two major debates against Atwood, one before the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce, and the other on statewide public television.
At the time Jim Clark was chairman of a group dubbed Keeping the Capital in Juneau, the forerunner of the Alaska Committee. He recalls the Chamber of Commerce debate very clearly where Atwood tried to draw an analogy between the proximity of the capital to the people.
"He used the analogy of a farmer and his barn and he said 'when a farmer has his house he wants the barn to be close to his house.' And Bill stood up and said 'that's just the trouble with your thinking, Atwood. It ain't your barn.' "
The showdown came in 1982, when Alaskans would vote for a $2.8 billion bond issue to cover some of the costs of moving the capital to Willow.
During this interview for the statewide television program Alaska Review, Overstreet described the choice before Alaskans.
"And we think that as soon as people begin to relate to the fact that they can either have their taxes lowered, or have their own communities improved, or they can build a new city for the bureaucrats, there's no doubt in my mind that they're going to say 'let's fix up all of Alaska. Let's not just fix up new houses, new buildings, new schools for the people that work for government. Let's see if we can't provide some of these benefits to those who are governed.' "
Alaskans turned down that $2.8 billion bond issue.
Jim Clark credits Overstreet for building good will for Juneau throughout the state, making it possible for the capital city to win that election.
Overstreet's last project for his beloved capital city was a Skip Wallen whale sculpture to go on the Juneau waterfront. Fund raising is underway and memorials in his name can be made to the Whale Account at the Juneau Community Foundation, 350 North Franklin Street, Juneau, or to the Juneau chapter of the Salvation Army.
A memorial for Bill Overstreet is being planned for July.

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Accused Killer Was in Love With Slain Roommate: Prosecutors
By Vikki Vargas and Jeanne Kuang
Published Jul 22, 2014 at 6:41 PM | Updated at 1:16 PM PDT on Jul 23, 2014
Roommate's Slaying Driven by Love: Prosecutors
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Prosecutors alleged that Kwan Choi Joy was in love with his former roommate in court Tuesday, whom he is also accused of killing in 2013. Vikki Vargas reports for NBC4 News at 6 p.m. from Santa Ana Tuesday, July 22, 2014. (Published Tuesday, July 22, 2014)
In the closing arguments of an Orange County murder trial on Tuesday, prosecutors said the defendant was in love with the Army veteran and CSU Fullerton student he is accused of killing.
Prosecutors said Kwang Choi "KC" Joy, 55, got surgery to make his eyes look younger, paid to take Maribel Ramos, 36, on a cruise and panicked when she told him to move out of their apartment when he couldn't pay the rent.
"Maribel was his life, and the opportunity for him to be with the love of his life was coming to an end," Orange County Deputy District Attorney Scott Simmons told the jury.
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Slain Army Veteran Remembered by Friends, Family
Maribel Ramos was laid to rest Sunday, weeks after she was slain and her body was dumped in an Orange County canyon. Ramos, a student at California State University, Fullerton, received her honorary degree from the university last month. John Cadiz Klemack reports for NBC4 News at 6 p.m. on Sunday, June 2, 2013.
(Published Sunday, June 2, 2013)
Ramos was last seen through surveillance footage, dropping off a rent check for her apartment in Orange on May 2, 2013, officials said.
She got into an argument earlier that day with Joy over rent, prosecutors said. They contended that the fighting, and Ramos' demand that Joy move out, led to her slaying.
Her badly decomposed body was found later that month near Modjeska Canyon in the Santa Ana Mountains, prosecutors said. Her cause of death has remained unknown.
Chilling 911 Audio Recording Released in Triple Killings
Maribel Ramos, who was slain in 2013, called 911, 11 days before her slaying to tell an emergency operator she was terrified of her roommate. Vikki Vargas reports for NBC4 News at 5 p.m. from Santa Ana Monday, July 14, 2014.
Eleven days before her disappearance, Ramos made a chilling 911 call, saying she was "afraid"after an argument with Joy.
Defense attorneys said Ramos was prone to paranoia, and that she had been drinking the night of the call. They maintained Ramos was suicidal and may have died of a medical condition.
But Simmons said Joy "did something to her that night that caused her to panic."
Roommate Formally Charged With Murdering Army Vet
Prosecutors believe a dispute over the rent led to the alleged murder, but they still don't know what caused Maribel Ramos' death. Ramos' roommate, 54-year-old Kwang Chol Joy, is being held on $1 million bail. Vikki Vargas reports from Santa Ana for the NBC4 News at 5 p.m. on May 21, 2013.
(Published Wednesday, May 22, 2013)
"I don't know what it was, but he did something that caused her great fear," he said in court.
Read: Vet Made 911 Call "Afraid" Days Before Death
When Ramos disappeared, Joy told NBC4 that Ramos was his "only family."
"She's my best friend, and I want her to come back," he said.
Simmons said cuts and scratches found on Joy's body when he was arrested were likely from a struggle with Ramos.
Earlier in the trial, Simmons showed video of Joy walking into a public library. His search history there showed that he looked up how long it takes for a human body to decay, and the location where Ramos' body was later found, prosecutors said.
Closing arguments will resume Wednesday.
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Hello there. I need to know the different ways available for importing contacts into Work Force. We haven't bought the extension yet because we first need to see if it will fit our needs. If we have an excel sheet, will it import from this? Also will people be able to export into an excel sheet from the front-end?
Currently we have our phone directory managed on an excel sheet that we update as people come and go within the company. We have to update both the excel sheet and our intranet. We want to be able to just manage it purely on the intranet if possible, but still allow employees the ability to export into excel to make a printable version of the directory for their desk. Is this possible?
Last Edit: 6 years 1 month ago by schuchmd.
Hi-- it is quite easy to do the initial import of your contact from a csv / xls file. However, currently there is no "export to csv" functionality. This sounds like a useful feature, and you're welcome to post it in the WF Feature Requests area.


a spruce brunch with a glass of champagne on a sunday morning... i cld use that right now.
Mac & Cheese is simple stuff, the browned cheese layer looked so inviting to comfort.
However, it's strange to see this place using Chinese bowls and plate for the dips and bread, plain weird.
i love their tuna tartar!!! yummy!!
JLN: yes, their tuna tartar was probably the best dish that evening.
I would go back to Spruce just for tuna ahi starter. The focaccia was warm and when eaten with the avocado, the tuna was absolutely scrumptious.
My companion had a shock when he saw his prawn pasta as well. He looked longingly at my whole snapper so I offered some fish. We finished off with the ginger date pudding. It was decent and more moist than Chalk's or Marmalade's version.


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The Cardinal Wuerl Legacy: Vivicousness & Deceit ... for starters.
The first venue to warn people of the unrepentant malice & deceit of Cardinal Wuerl & his accomplices, 12 years before the PA Grand Jury.
He protected predators and used the media for propaganda, while ignoring the moral duties of Catholicism.
"It's an act of charity to warn the sheep of the wolves among them, wherever the wolves may be." (Francis de Sales). In re: Frs Wolk, Zula, Pucci, Zirwas, Hartmann, Hoehl, Huff, Wellinger, Paone, O'Malley, Krawczyk, Torquato, etc.
The Father James Torquato Retaliations
--- Written by an individual who trusted Wuerl enough to see to it that James
Torquato would be reported to Wuerl, done solely out of a sense of con-
science, followed by the individual witness the retaliations that followed.
This is a continuation of:
http://www.donaldwuerl.com/2013/08/wuerl-ratified-retaliations.html
http://www.donaldwuerl.com/2014/01/the-apartment-bldg-intrusion.html
Preliminary note: An American canon lawyer and convert to Catholicism
who is well known in the canon law world said that bishops such as Donald
Wuerl cause people to leave the church. The following is a case in point:
Whatever you let happen to one person,
you are willing to let happen to all oth-
ers in the same social strata. That which
Wuerl let happen to me and two other in-
dividuals (after I assisted a young adult
male in reporting an abusive priest) is
that which he will let happen to you, if
you are a part of the common citizenry.
This included the harassment, the econom-
ic terrorism and ensuing economic loss, as.
well as the telephoned threat, the physical
pursuit, and diversionary press release tac-
tics, along with the failed attempt of the
accused priest to frame his accuser for a
theft never occurred in the first place.
This equally included the setting of the stage for an awkward nighttime encounter
which almost turned into a full scale neighborhood brawl. Do not be deceived in-
to thinking that tiny Donald Wuerl would ever let you or anyone else be spared of
that which we were not, unless he can use you for advancement or financial gain.
For the Record, it was an Act of Conscience
The reporting of the homosexual priest was an act of conscience, being that
there is such a thing as a sin of negligence by which you will eventually be
held accountability by God and or any irate parent who might one day ask
you why you kept silent about a priest of whom you knew to be a predator.
In light of this, know that the efforts I made for the sake of the young adult
male who was approached by a unconscionable priest are the same efforts
that I would have made for your sake. Actually, those efforts were made
for your sake. However, the effort was to no avail.
The Local Media Contributed to the Deception
The other reason why I assisted in having the offending priest reported was
because of the press releases which assured the public that Wuerl could be
trusted. I learned through personal experience and the information conveyed
to me from others that Donald Wuerl can't be trusted in any capacity. Even
Donald Wuerl's choice of seminarian to ordain can't be trusted. So too is this
the case of Wuerl's choice of personal secretary.
When the Priest First Approached the Young
Adult Male, He Was Approaching a Teenager
who Was Minding His Own Business
Wuerl's former personal secretary, James Torquato, approached the young
man who would come to be torquato's accuser, while the young man was
still a teenager. The guise under which Torquato approached the young
male was that of a vague type of sociology researcher. Torquato claimed
that he was seeking to learn what draws the youth to church ... according
to his accuser.
The young man was sitting on the steps of a church, watching people come
out of Mass when the priest first approached him. The priest then invited
him to brunch. Without getting into details, the priest eventually said that
there was "a lot of work to be done" for the young gentleman's spiritual
well being.
The Retaliation Against a Third Party Whom I
Didn't Even Know Existed at the Start of This
We didn't tell any member of the young man's family about the abusive
priest, and we certainly didn't tell any family member that we reported
the priest to Wuerl. Someone else brought the young gentleman's family
into this matter, and it was a violation of privacy to have done so. After
all, the young man was the age of majority and no one was his legal guar-
dian.
None the less, the invasion of privacy would result surrogate harassment
within a short period of time. Someone in the diocese decided to become
a puppeteer.
You see, an uncle of the young man had business accounts with Wuerl's dio-
cese, and according to a legally intercepted communication, the income that
the uncle received from those accounts was significant enough to cause a
brutal impact if they were to be suddenly terminated. Now, Wuerl's form-
er secretary never mentioned to his prey that he gave business to one of the
young man's uncles. None the less, the business accounts would soon be
used as a vehicle for retaliation. Those accounts would be terminated by
an accused priest shortly after the accusations were sent to Wuerl's office.
The complaint against Wuerl's former personal secretary was mailed in ear-
ly January of 1998. Then, a piece of mail, dated January 29, was sent to the
victim. It was forwarded to the address that he was using during a sabbati-
cal. That piece of mail was simply a card. There was neither a signature
on the card and no a return address on the envelope. The card merely stat-
ed, "{name of Torquato's accuser}, call xxx-xxx-xxxx. Urgent." The note
stated nothing else. Torquato was abusing his power at the outset.
An Invasion of Privacy
The invasive feature of that card consisted in the fact that, in his initial cor-
respondence to Wuerl, the accuser of Wuerl's former secretary asked not to
be contacted until the end of February. He was on an eight week sabbatical
at the time, and he had already experienced viciousness from the Diocese of
Pittsburgh regarding another matter. So, he wanted to be spared of any furth-
er distress while on his sabbatical.
The young man eventually telephoned the number that appeared on the Jan-
uary 29 card, and it turned out to be his uncle. It's pertinent to note that the
accuser only spoke with his uncle during Holiday get-togethers. That is to
say, the young man's uncle was not in the young man's daily life. His uncle,
therefore, was not the young man's confidant. Yet, the young man's uncle
would be brought into a very personal matter. Concerning the phone call,
the uncle was vague and evasive.
When mid-February came, an investigating priest sent the young man a let-
ter, acknowledging the receipt of his complaint. Then, on March 3, 1998,
the primary diocesan investigator sent a letter to , asking him to schedule an
appointment, so that they could "discuss the matter further." Ever so coinci-
dentally, the young man never got the letter. So, a follow-up letter was sent
to him, certified.
No Acknowledgment of a Demand Letter's Sending.
A Harassment Instead.
During that same week, a notarized demand letter from the young man was
mailed to Donald Wuerl. In it, the aggrieved accuser asserted his right to
financial reparation for sexual harassment, fraudulent misrepresentation,
and breach of a spiritual director's fiduciary duties. However, Wuerl made
no acknowledgment of the demand letter's arrival.
It's assumed that the demand letter arrived within 48 hours of its sending.
Well, within sixty hours of its sending the accuser's uncle physically ap-
peared on the scene. By the time the evening came, the uncle insisted on
seeing the young man in person, immediately. So, the two of them met at
a family restaurant.
While at the restaurant, the uncle mentioned the name of the abusive priest;
Father James Torquato, and he revealed that he had business accounts with
the diocese. He also said, "Right now, you are in a huge spotlight."
No Written Acknowledgment of its
Second Delivery. A Retaliation, Instead.
Being that no one responded to the original demand letter, it was copied and
hand delivered to the diocesan building on March 18. This was its second
sending, and it was accompanied by a package of photocopied evidence. In
fact, the accompanying letter literally read, "Test it for cracks."
The Result of the Second Delivery
Concerning the demand letter and the accompanying evidence, one of the
three following things happened the same day when it was hand delivered
to the diocesan building:
[1] Either the predatory priest immediately
terminated the uncle's business accounts,
[2] or another member of the diocese terminated them,
[3] or the uncle was given an ultimatum by which he was
to get his nephew to fade away, under penalty of loos-
ing his business accounts in the very near future.
Tape Recorded Evidence
That night, an additional piece of evidence came into existence. It was the
tape recording of a harassment made upon the young man. In it is mention
of the business accounts that the uncle had with the diocese, along with the
economic pertinence of them. The tape recording ends with the sound of
things crashing to the floor and a screen door latch breaking, as the young
man literally had to take flight on foot. There was the attempt to take the
young man's tape recording away from him.
That night, the young man called me from a pay phone, asking me to make
the 12 mile trip to pick him up. When I arrived, the first thing that I noticed
was that his jeans were wet up to the knees. He had taken flight through the
woods at night. As a result, I gave him shelter at my apartment, and it be-
came the next destination in the pursuit of him.
Incidentally, according to U.S. federal law, it is legal to record your own
conversation, even if no other party to the conversation knows that you are
recording it. 18 USC, Chapter 119, Section 2511(2)(d).
The Pursuit
Shortly after that incident, unfriendly forces made their ways into the apart-
ment building where I had been living for years. It was the kind of building
where you needed either a key to get into it or a person to open the door for
you. The only other option was that of breaking into the building.
An eyewitness account stated that two men were banging on my apartment
door with a wooden object, while chanting "Pat is going to Hell." Then
came silence. So, a female neighbor went out into the hallway, assuming
that the men had exited the building. She was then grabbed at the arm, and
asked where priest's accuser was. He was pleading in a tone of despera-
tion, in fear that Wuerl would let the family be the object of further retali-
ation ... for doing what was 100% correct to have done.
You see, there were people who were afraid that Wuerl's diocese would
inflict more retaliation on the accuser's family members than it had thus far
done. During that time we were elsewhere, keeping one step ahead of the
pursuit, unaware of what was happening at the apartment building. During
this time, the original tape recording and the postmarked mail of months and
years prior went with me. Copies were kept elsewhere.
Prior to That
There were previous phone calls made to my living quarters from a few
dozen miles away. The prevailing theme of those phone calls was: "Back
off." Those calls were eventually followed by a midnight phone call from
a complete stranger, traced to a very nearby phone, via * 69. This call was
not for me, however. Yet, the caller didn't dial the wrong number.
This was when, in the middle of the night, I took Torquato's accuser to a pre-
arranged place, along with the original tape recording and original pieces of
hard copy evidence. At present, those original pieces of evidence are in the
hands of a certain publisher. Jpegs of the copies of the visual part of the evi-
dence are already online, at:
Wuerl Could Have Stopped it with One Phone Call
Wuerl could have stopped the pursuit by means of one phone call, in assuring
the pursuers that no retaliation would be imposed upon any member of the ac-
cuser's family. Wuerl did not pick up the phone and make the needed call.
In not returning the uncle's business accounts to him, and in not picking up the
phone, in order to stop the pursuit, Wuerl made a de facto ratification of his
diocese's conduct. In not paying restitution for the economic loss that result-
ed from the retaliation, Wuerl also ratified diocesan conduct.
One of the Pursuers Later Admitted to me that . . .
When the pursuit phase was nearing its end, one of the pursuers confided to
me, via telephone, the following: "I would have gone through you to get to
{accuser's name}." Understand this to mean "physically through," and keep
in mind that this was stated to an asthmatic who no longer had the health to
play Charles Bronson styled games.
The Second Wave of Retaliatory Conduct
During the summer of 1999, James Torquato's accuser had hair down to his
shoulders, and his job required him to work Saturdays, in security clearance
work which required detailed accounting of his daily work activites. Dur-
ing that same summer, Torquato was stationed in a part of Pittsburgh differ-
ent than the one where he had been stationed from 1996 to 1998.
During the summer of 1999, the young man and I went to a magistrate's of-
fice, in order to see if some type of criminal or civil complaint could be
filed against Wuerl and Torquato. However, within a few days, a rental
shop operator, located in a State park, called the police and accused the
accuser of Torquato of theft, despite the fact that the youth was on record
as having not been anywhere near the State park.
The shop keeper stated that Torquato's accuser stole rental shop property on
a Saturday ... namley, a bike. The young man was at work at the time he was
supposed to have taken the property and never returned it. Most importantly,
the rental shop operator claimed that Torquato's accuser had short hair, only
slightly longer than a crew cut. Well, at the time, Torquato's accuser had hair
the length of his shoulders.
Despite the fact that the rental shop operator was obviously lying, he was
never arrested for lying to the police. This makes the police accomplices
to the harassment of Torquato's accuser. At this point, keep in mind that
Nuremberg and Knapp Commission type trials always emerge throughout
history, in order to punish those who abuse power.
This blatantly false accusation would have been just an annoying vexation,
except for the fact that the police contacted the young man's mother, instead
of the young man himself. Getting the young man's family involved made the
telephone call much more than an annoyance. His family was again brought
into a matter that should have been directed to the young man who lived 15
miles away from his mom.
James Torquato's accuser was never told the price of the bicycle that he was
accused of having stolen. Therefore, he did not know if the accusation con-
stituted a felony, a misdemeanor, a summary offense, or a tort offense. None
the less, there are road bikes and mountain bikes that are expensive. Even at
that, Torquato's accuser already owned a bike, and was known to use it, time
after time after time. He had no need to rent any bike/
The Shop was Ever so Coincidentally Located near
the Recent Home of the Homosexual Predator Priest
The rental shop was ever so coincidentally located near the diocesan high
school where Torquato was stationed between 1996 and 1998. The State
park where within sat the rental shop was a park reputed as a meeting place
for homosexuals. In addition, the shop keeper who called the police had a
flaming homosexual voice. Needless to say, this caused us to reasonably
suspect that the rental shop operator had a personal connection with the
homosexual element of the Diocese of Pittsburgh.
The timing of the theft accusation was far too coincidental for us to suspect
anything other than it was an orchestrated diocesan ploy, done in retaliation
for the young man's visit to a magistrate's office, days prior. The retaliation
served the function of diversionnary tactic, thereby robbing the young man of
time that could have been spent in preparing evidence against Wuerl and his
former personal secretary, and then presenting it to law enforcement authori-
ties. Thisis why Nuremberg type trials emerge throughout history ... to hold
accountable the abusers of power.
A Photo License First Discovered Missing Shortly after
the Priest Made a Visit to the Young Man's Apartment
The rental shop operator and the police claimed that the evidence proving
the commission of the alleged theft was the accuser's photo license. It was
allegedly left by the young man at the rental shop on the Saturday when he
was documented as having been at work. At one time, the accuser did have
a driver's license with a photo of him in a crew cut, but he discovered it
missing shortly after Wuerl's former secretary visited him, at the apartment
where he once lived.
The rental shop operator did say that the accuser's hair was slightly longer
than the hair of his crew cut photo, even though the young man had hair down
to his shoulders at the time. After the victim's "crew cut photo license" was
discovered missing, he obtained a replacement, never suspecting that James
Torquatothe might have possibly stolen his previous one. Yet, there was a
point during the priest's visit when he had ready access to the wallet that con-
tained the photo license that would soon thereafter be discovered missing.
They Refused to Produce the Alleged
Evidence and then Dropped the Case
When we demanded to see the driver's license that the rental shop operator
claimed to have been given, the police refused to show it to us. In fact, we
didn't know if the police had a photo license to show us. We were dealing
with the McCandless Township police department. It was alleged to have
been part of another alleged sex abuse case, closing it down by undue influ-
ence upon the accuser of a Catholic school teacher. The police were ex-
tremely uncooperative with us, concerning the rental shop operator. Some-
one should remind such police of 1} the Knapp Commission and 2} the rage
of the participants during the worldwide Occupy Wall Street Movement.
After our appearance at the police station, and after our demand to see the
alleged evidence, nobody bothered us about the accusation again. Now, I
did call the rental shop owner, but he screamed at me in his flaming homo-
sexual voice and then hung up on me. To this day, I don't know if the rental
shop operator lied about having the victim's photo license or if he did have
the one that was discovered missing after the predatory priest's visit to his
future accuser's home.
In addition, if there were a rental agreement shown to the police, what did
the signature on it look like? Did it look like a clever forgery of the young
man's handwriting, or was it blatantly forged? No one showed us a rental
The Predator/Harasser/Intruder was
Rewarded with a Free Trip to Rome
As was previously mentioned, we eventually filed a federal lawsuit against
the Diocese of Pittsburgh. While the court case was on a district court's doc-
ket, Wuerl's former secretary was ever so coincidentally sent outside of Unit-
ed States jurisdiction, to Rome, in order to "work on his doctorate."
A Note about Canon Law
Canon Law mandates that, whenever a cleric abuses his position of power,
he is to be "punished doubly." Was there a punishment imposed upon any
abusive cleric in this matter? If so, then where is the restitution that they
owe to the three of us?
The Priest had His Victim's Family Fooled
Throughout the predatory years, Wuerl's former secretary would even call
the young man's home. Whenever the young man's mother would answer, she
would get him to the phone pronto, simply because it was a priest who was
calling. In fact, Torquato was called "a fine young man" by the young man's
own grandmother, causing even greater confusion in the young man's mind.
The high school where the priest was stationed was located near the young
man's grandparents. When he was president of the high school, he was co-
incidentally residing at the parish to which the young man's grandparents be-
longed. Did he request to be assigned there?
The Priest Hid the Fact that He Knew the Young Man
(the young man's family members being the exception)
Wuerl's former secretary and his future accuser unexpectedly ended up at the
same social function, once. Throughout that entire night, the predatory priest
declined to acknowledge the young man's existence. That is to say, the priest
acted as if he never met the gentleman. Yet, they were both seated at the same
dinner table.
In addition, when the young man came to Wuerl's own residence, the former
secretary who invited him there kept insisting that the young man park his car
in a place thatever so coincidentally hid the car from plain sight.
A lady friend of Torquato's accuser once approached Torquato, introducing
herself as the young man's friend. Torquato was unresponsive. He repeated-
ly elected to not advertise that fact that he knew the young man. That is what
makes the numerous pieces of mail sent by the priest to the young man invalu-
able pieces of evidence.
After the Priest Returned from Rome, . . .
After Torquato returned from Rome, he was eventually assigned to the co-
director post of religious education for one of the diocese's deaneries. In
due time, Wuerl would appoint him pastor of a Pittsburgh diocesan parish,
in Carrick, Pennsylvania.
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Sur ses rives se situent les villes de Bormida et d'Acqui.

Après avoir rejoint le Bormida di Spigno près de Bistagno, la Bormida conflue avec le Tanaro, dont elle est le principal tributaire, au nord-est d'Alessandria.

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Cougars Abigail Spencer making a pass as Teurlings Catholic takes on St Thomas More Volleyball. Sept. 3, 2019. SCOTT CLAUSE/THE ADVERTISER
Anna Trahan celebrates as Teurlings Catholic takes on St Thomas More Volleyball. Sept. 3, 2019. SCOTT CLAUSE/THE ADVERTISER
Rewgan Richey at the net as Teurlings Catholic takes on St Thomas More Volleyball. Sept. 3, 2019. SCOTT CLAUSE/THE ADVERTISER
Cougars setter Bailey Toups (10) as Teurlings Catholic takes on St Thomas More Volleyball. Sept. 3, 2019. SCOTT CLAUSE/THE ADVERTISER
Cougars head coacjh Jes Burke as Teurlings Catholic takes on St Thomas More Volleyball. Sept. 3, 2019. SCOTT CLAUSE/THE ADVERTISER
Anna Trahan making a pass as Teurlings Catholic takes on St Thomas More Volleyball. Sept. 3, 2019. SCOTT CLAUSE/THE ADVERTISER
Rebels coaches Terry Hebert and Meredith Hebert as Teurlings Catholic takes on St Thomas More Volleyball. Sept. 3, 2019. SCOTT CLAUSE/THE ADVERTISER
Rebels setter Emma Cother as Teurlings Catholic takes on St Thomas More Volleyball. Sept. 3, 2019. SCOTT CLAUSE/THE ADVERTISER
Mia Dejean hitting as Teurlings Catholic takes on St Thomas More Volleyball. Sept. 3, 2019. SCOTT CLAUSE/THE ADVERTISER
Rebels Molly Webre as Teurlings Catholic takes on St Thomas More Volleyball. Sept. 3, 2019. SCOTT CLAUSE/THE ADVERTISER
Cougars setter Georgia Hebert as Teurlings Catholic takes on St Thomas More Volleyball. Sept. 3, 2019. SCOTT CLAUSE/THE ADVERTISER
Cougars hitter Annelise Davis as Teurlings Catholic takes on St Thomas More Volleyball. Sept. 3, 2019. SCOTT CLAUSE/THE ADVERTISER
Rebels hitter Paige Guidry as Teurlings Catholic takes on St Thomas More Volleyball. Sept. 3, 2019. SCOTT CLAUSE/THE ADVERTISER
AC Froehlich hiting as Teurlings Catholic takes on St Thomas More Volleyball. Sept. 3, 2019. SCOTT CLAUSE/THE ADVERTISER
Cougars setter Georgia Hebert serving as Teurlings Catholic takes on St Thomas More Volleyball. Sept. 3, 2019. SCOTT CLAUSE/THE ADVERTISER
Paige Webre hitting as Teurlings Catholic takes on St Thomas More Volleyball. Sept. 3, 2019. SCOTT CLAUSE/THE ADVERTISER
Cougars Abigail Spencer serving as Teurlings Catholic takes on St Thomas More Volleyball. Sept. 3, 2019. SCOTT CLAUSE/THE ADVERTISER
Teurlings Catholic takes on St Thomas More Volleyball. Sept. 3, 2019. SCOTT CLAUSE/THE ADVERTISER
Rebels Molly Webre serving as Teurlings Catholic takes on St Thomas More Volleyball. Sept. 3, 2019. SCOTT CLAUSE/THE ADVERTISER
Mia Dejean sdetting as Teurlings Catholic takes on St Thomas More Volleyball. Sept. 3, 2019. SCOTT CLAUSE/THE ADVERTISER
Rebels hitter Paige Guidry sedrving as Teurlings Catholic takes on St Thomas More Volleyball. Sept. 3, 2019. SCOTT CLAUSE/THE ADVERTISER
Mia Dejean as Teurlings Catholic takes on St Thomas More Volleyball. Sept. 3, 2019. SCOTT CLAUSE/THE ADVERTISER
The first-round playoff nerves are no stranger to Teurlings coach Terry Hebert.
A potential state championship run has become commonplace for Hebert and the Rebels, as they get set for their first round-matchup against Cecilia on Thursday. The Rebels are riding one of the state's longest state championship streaks — six to be exact.
Hebert said he tries not to focus on it too much during the season, but he said now it's time to vamp it up.
"You can't sit here and focus on the streak every day in practice," Hebert said. "You would wear yourself out mentally. You set it as a goal, but it's something where you take each match and each week and then, when it's time to enter the playoffs, you take a look at where you are and say, 'OK yeah, we have a chance to add to the streak.'
Rebels coaches Terry Hebert and Meredith Hebert as Teurlings Catholic takes on St Thomas More Volleyball. Sept. 3, 2019. (Photo: SCOTT CLAUSE/THE ADVERTISER)
"It wasn't until Monday morning that I got butterflies in my stomach. It's been like that the last several years."
The six consecutive state championships are something Hebert said he never could have dreamed of. It's especially impressive considering it's been done in multiple divisions against all levels of competitions. Coincidentally, Hebert said the toughest year throughout the streak was the most successful one — the 2017 42-0 team.
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"That was the year we weren't as deep," Hebert recalled. "We had some great kids and it turned out to be the most successful season in school history, but going in we weren't the most athletic, and I think that may have been the biggest factor of us winning.
"That team knew they'd have to work hard and step up. That was a group I just didn't have to push. They were a fun group, and as we racked up wins, it became very special."
Teurlings hitter Paige Guidry serves as the Rebels take on St. Thomas More on Sept. 3. (Photo: SCOTT CLAUSE/THE ADVERTISER)
The Rebels' front line of Cicily Hidalgo, Paige Guidry and Tyler Alcorn are the ones Hebert said he will be relying on to keep the state championship streak going. While they don't mention it at practice, Hebert said he knows the girls feel a certain sense of pressure to keep the streak alive.
"They don't want to be the ones to break the streak, no question," Hebert said. "They don't want to face the questions of what happened. They don't want to be the team. But we try to keep it as an afterthought during the season. Now that practices are a little more upbeat, they know we can't afford to drop a match. They know it's time and they know what it's going to take to win five more."
Hebert said the Rebels have dropped some games they should have won, but those losses came at opportune times. He said the losses allowed some of their weaknesses to be exposed at times when they may have been getting ahead of themselves. Now, Hebert said he has pinpointed exactly what needs to be fixed as Teurlings enters its playoff run.
"Right now, we are having some offensive struggles as far as tempo and getting everyone involved," Hebert said. "I am not as comfortable as I was earlier in the season. For some reason, we've lost a little between our setter and our hitter. We could be blocking better and be a little more disciplined. You want to go in with everything being perfect, so those two things will be our biggest focus at practice going in."
Hebert said he never takes for granted the success he has had at Teurlings. The streak is something that may never be duplicated and may not be over just yet.
"I love these girls," Hebert said. "They're athletic and gifted and they play as hard as any group I've had. As a coach, we work hard day in, day out and year-round. I've been extremely blessed to have the backing of the parents and administration and the athletes to achieve this. We know some teams that never even make it to the playoffs, and here we are going for No. 7. It's the pinnacle of what we do and it doesn't get any better."


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Pyrolysis trial heats up for estates disposal
25 April 2008, source LAWR
One London council is testing an innovative thermal treatment system to reduce waste at source from housing estates. Dean Stiles reports
Wandsworth Borough Council has just begun trials on a pioneering project to treat waste from housing estates at source. The scheme, which started last month, uses the AutoBin system - a small-scale pyrolysis plant fed by waste from communal rubbish chutes located in blocks of flats.
Residents using the system will dispose of their waste in the normal manner via the rubbish chutes. But instead of collection from paladins at the chute exit, waste will be fed into the AutoBin system. This typically will consist of two PyroPure thermal treatment units working side by side at different times, and together they can handle 16kgs of waste reducing it to 300g of ash that is flushed daily into the sewage system.
The process was developed by waste technology company Morgan Everett and is marketed by Connaught Environmental, which provides housing maintenance and estate management services to UK social landlords and local authorities.
"Through carefully scrubbing waste gases and treatment of waste water we can utilise the existing sewage system for final disposal," says Ted Brown, chief executive officer for Morgan Everett. "It makes sense to use a carbon neutral facility that's available almost everywhere - that should be a significant factor for a London borough like Wandsworth."
Recyclable materials like bottles are filtered from the waste stream before processing and taken with other recyclables from the site. Brown explains: "The application deals with waste at the point of first creation. Half the cost of waste disposal is transport - this is a cost that we can significantly reduce. Additionally there is the environmental benefit of reduced pollution from less vehicle journeys."
"We are looking to achieve considerable cost savings with this process," adds Councillor Malcolm Grimston, Wandsworth Borough Council's cabinet member for environment and leisure. "This is one of the reasons why we are participating in this pilot project. We have some very precise questions on how reliable the technology is, any potential downsides, and whether it can deliver the environmental and economic benefits anticipated."
Economics make sense
Brown is clear about the financial benefits of such a system: "We have checked the economics and they make sense against costs of service and the increasing costs of landfill. The obvious environmental benefits would be in addition to these financial ones. The system is moving from proving itself in laboratory conditions to proving itself in a real life location. This process will be carefully monitored and will take several weeks."
By treating at source, the system also cuts down on the amount of refuse entering the waste stream in the first place. "These blocks of flats produce considerable amounts of refuse. Although we are getting increased recycling rates from such estates, a lot of waste still goes to landfill. If we can prevent more getting into the waste stream that's a clear advantage," points out Grimston.
He adds that the council will still continue with recycling and is confident the trial won't reduce the amount of material put out for recycling by residents. He does expect a significant reduction in the amount of black bag waste going into collections with the Morgan process.
Connaught Environmental's managing director, Darren Frost, says the system has tremendous potential for the company improving its service provision to local authorities by providing waste treatment and disposal.
"We are eagerly awaiting the results of the field trials and expect to use the Morgan AutoBin system as part of our waste management package for councils and social landlords," he says. "The application of the this technology will radically alter the way we and councils deal with waste. It will be cheaper because it removes the need for collection and transportation of rubbish - it is more hygienic and is better for the environment."
Dean Stiles is a freelance journalist
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Q: Linux shared library global constructors interdependency Operating system Centos 5.6 i686 2.6.18-53.1.4.el5vm.
gcc version 4.1.2 20080704 (Red Hat 4.1.2-48)
ld version 2.17.50.0.6-6.el5 20061020
I compile in this way:
gcc -c -fnon-call-exceptions -fexceptions -Wall -DUNICODE -D_UNICODE -D_REENTRANT -I.
and link this way:
gcc -lstdc++ -pthread -ldl -lrt --no-relocate -Wl,-rpath,$SO_DIR -L$SO_DIR $LIBRARIES

I have 3 libraries and an executable: A.so, B.so, C.so, ElfExec
B.so depends on A.so.
C.so depends on B.so.
In code A.so has a header through which it exposes functionality A.h, B.so in code has a B.h header which includes A.h and B functionality. C.so in code includes B.h.
A.h has defined a static variable K of a type that can be used if and only if a static memory manager from A.so is initialized. Variable K is directly defined in A.h, in the header, because of this its initialization is propagated in the global constructors of all objects composing B.so and C.so.
I link everything like this:
gcc "ALL B MODULES" -lstdc++ -pthread -ldl -lrt --no-relocate -Wl,-rpath,$SO_DIR -L$SO_DIR A.so
gcc "ALL C MODULES" -lstdc++ -pthread -ldl -lrt --no-relocate -Wl,-rpath,$SO_DIR -L$SO_DIR B.so
gcc "ALL ElfExec MODULES" -lstdc++ -pthread -ldl -lrt --no-relocate -Wl,-rpath,$SO_DIR -L$SO_DIR C.so
I also tried:
gcc "ALL ElfExec MODULES" -lstdc++ -pthread -ldl -lrt --no-relocate -Wl,-rpath,$SO_DIR -L$SO_DIR A.so B.so C.so
When run ElfExec gets a SIGSEGV because it tries to initialize the variable K before the static memory manager from A.so is initialized.
This is because the global constructors from C.so are called before the ones from A.so.
If I make an application ElfExec2 that only need B.so
gcc "ALL ElfExec1 MODULES" -lstdc++ -pthread -ldl -lrt --no-relocate -Wl,-rpath,$SO_DIR -L$SO_DIR B.so
this works correctly.
In the case of ElfExec1 the linker sees that global constructors from A.so are needed to be called first before the ones from B.so.
This does not happed in the case of ElfExec.
My solution is to link C.so like this:
gcc "ALL C MODULES" -lstdc++ -pthread -ldl -lrt --no-relocate -Wl,-rpath,$SO_DIR -L$SO_DIR A.so B.so
This puts a direct dependency in the C.so to A.so.
Is there another way to tell the linker the order of global constructors calling?

A: As you found, don't trust the linker to know better than you.  If the order is important, you need to programmatically specify the order.   Don't just try to trick the linker.
That's what you'd do if these weren't libraries, right?  Contructors/initialization functions that called each other in the right order?
My first choice would be to design the library to not have or use globals.
If you can't do that, my second choice is for each library that needs to initialize globals to have an init method. Consumers of the library need to call that init method before they can do anything, and the library must try to prevent use/construction until init has been properly done.  Perhaps making them static to the init method and then setting global pointers to them (K* k) might help in that implementation.  This should be sufficient to make the initialization chain together in the right order.
Finally, if there is an obstacle to having the user of any library (meaning B for A, or C for B, application for C) call the init method, you can use language extensions such as this for gcc:
extern "C" __attribute__ ((constructor)) void A_lib_ctor()
{
    // ....
}
extern "C" __attribute__ ((destructor)) void A_lib_dtor()
{
    // ....
}

to do what you need automatically on library load.  This sacrifices some portability.  Possibly sacrificing more, newer versions of gcc support a constructor(priority) syntax.
My last choice would be the complicated steps to manually load libraries with dlopen.
Design is better with the foremost choice that works for you and worse for the later ones.


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Track & Field's Alana Clooten Named Peach of an Athlete
ATLANTA – Georgia Tech track & field athlete Alana Clooten was honored at the 26th annual Peach of an Athlete Role Model Banquet on Tuesday night. The awards program, which is sponsored by the Atlanta Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America, honors student-athletes who are positive role models.
To be honored with the award, which was given to 10 student-athletes at the Cobb Energy Center, one must either be a student-athlete who resides in the state of Georgia or be a student-athlete who participates in a sport at a university located in Georgia.
Clooten, a redshirt senior who competes in throw events for the Jackets, has had an impressive career in her time of the Flats, both on the field of competition and in the classroom.
On the field, Clooten participated in last season's NCAA Outdoor Championships in the hammer throw, placing 21st overall. Her participation in the event marked the second consecutive year Clooten qualified for the NCAA Outdoor's. Clooten has also posted the second and third best marks in the hammer in program history during her career.
Off the track, Clooten graduated with a 3.67 GPA in December, earning a degree in Industrial Engineering. In 2009, Clooten was named to both the All-ACC Academic Team for her work in the classroom, but also the CoSIDA All-Academic District II Second Team.
Clooten, who is currently the President of Georgia Tech's Student-Athlete Advisory Board (SAAB), was also named a semi-finalist for the 2009 Wooden Citizenship award, which is presented to the most outstanding role model among college and professional athletes, and has been won by the likes of Peyton Manning, John Smoltz, Andrea Jaeger, Cal Ripken, Jr., and John Lynch.
Clooten and the rest of the Georgia Tech track & field team returns to action this weekend at the Auburn Tiger Track Classic in Auburn, Ala. Action gets underway on Friday afternoon and Saturday.
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Stony Prairie è un census-designated place (CDP) degli Stati Uniti d'America, situato nello stato dell'Ohio, nella contea di Sandusky.

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Dec Feels PNE Have A Point To Prove
After defeat at the weekend, goalkeeper Declan Rudd feels he and his teammates have a point to prove when Hull City come to Deepdale on Boxing Day.
North End return home for the final two games of 2018, and when the Tigers visit on Wednesday afternoon, Rudd insists the Lilywhites will be looking to return to winning ways quickly and reignite their impressive form of late.
Speaking to iFollow PNE ahead of the clash with Nigel Adkins' side, the 27-year-old said: "I think it's a one off game of the year, pretty much everyone is off work, people get tickets for Christmas and everyone is with their families at Christmas so they all go together and enjoy it.
"All the kids go and they are still excited over Christmas and it is a great atmosphere and as a squad we have got a point to prove after Saturday that the run we were on, with only one loss in 12, we want to get back on a winning streak and we want to go unbeaten for another period of time.
"I think it adds to the occasion that we want to go out there and chase those teams at the top. We aren't happy sitting where we are, we want to climb that table and get up there and compete and have something to play for at the end of the season."
The visitors arrive at Deepdale in good form themselves, unbeaten in their last five games and sitting just a point behind PNE in the Championship table, and Dec isn't surprised by their run given the quality in the Hull side but knows North End can compete with any team in the division.
"You look at some of their players and some of the quality they've got is still from the team from when they were in the Premier League so I think they have been in a false position for the last few years. But we are at home and our squad of players, in my opinion, is just as good as theirs.
"Just because we haven't got all of those players that have played in the Premier League, doesn't mean that we can't compete and go out there and give it our best shot. They are in a good run of form, we have been in a good run of form and it should be a good game to watch and a good game to play in.
North End will once again be short on numbers for the festive fixtures, after Louis Moult was forced off early in the second half at Hillsborough, but the Lilywhites' 'keeper feels the squad pulls together even more in adversity and admits it makes victories even sweeter for the squad.
"There are lads playing out of position, lads coming in that haven't played and it brings us all together because we know we have got to dig in. There's nothing you can do, we've got a lot of injuries but we've got to get on with it, go out there and do what you can.
"It gets you together and it might not be the prettiest because we've got a lot of players who aren't playing in their natural positions but it makes those wins that you get when you have got a lot of injuries. It makes them more enjoyable because you know you've had to give that extra bit to get through it and get the win.
"We still look at every game the same, we don't think about the injuries we have got when we are out there, the lads give it everything and no matter where they are playing they will still put in a performance."
Watch the full interview with Declan on iFollow PNE now by clicking on the video above.
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