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All of a sudden there was a gasp of surprise from where Mahedium was working, and then the mage began madly scribbling away and sorting through a pile of papers. Everyone looked over his way at the unexpected noise.
"Ha, I can't believe my luck," Mahedium exclaimed as he worked.
"Made a discovery have you? Perhaps Highwart plant is a goblin love potion or something?" Saeter asked with a roll of his eyes.
The mage didn't bother answering, or even appear to hear the other man. He just started chuckling to himself, as he stared at Blacknail's blood sample. Saeter scowled and looked worried.
"I think our mage has lost it," Saeter remarked.
Even Blacknail found the mage's behavior more than a little odd. The hobgoblin got excited over blood sometimes, but only when it was fresher, and there was a lot more of it.
"He needs to stop sniffing his own herbs, if you know what I mean," Khita said.
Blacknail had no idea what she meant. Saeter apparently did though, because the corner of his mouth curled up into something that sort of resembled a grin. Mahedium ignored Khita and turned to Saeter.
"I've made an incredibly exciting find. It has nothing to do with herbs though. After the surprise revelation that Varhs' pet goblin had the mage spark, I decided to run some tests on Blacknail's blood just in case, and I just found something," he announced with obvious excitement.
The young mage was practically vibrating with enthusiasm. In one hand he held up a small vial of purple liquid.
"Oh, is goblin blood like deadly poison or secretly magical?" Khita remarked.
"No, that's idiotic. Stay silent while the grownups are talking, please," Mahedium replied irritably.
"What did you find?" Saeter asked curiously, as Khita glared at Mahedium.
"Before I say anything I want to be absolutely sure I'm right, so I need to perform a few more quick tests," the mage answered as he quickly gathered up several things from his desk.
Once Mahedium had what he wanted he hurried over to where Blacknail was sitting. The hobgoblin eyed him warily. He was fairly sure he didn't want the mage running any more tests, or performing any weird magic, on him. The eye test from earlier had been uncomfortable enough.
"Open your mouth, please. Normally I'd just take a hair sample. Since you don't have much in the way of hair though, I'm going to have to take a look at your teeth," Mahedium told Blacknail.
The mage raised his hands in front of Blacknail's face and waited expectantly.
The hobgoblin met the mage's gaze and gave him a dubious stare. The man couldn't seriously be planning on shoving his hands in between his jaws, could he?
"I don't want your fatty human hands in my mouth. They'll taste bad," Blacknail replied as he stuck out his tongue in disgust.
"I keep my hands very clean, and I just washed them," Mahedium responded.
"You're still human, and oily," the hobgoblin muttered.
"Just get it over with, Blacknail. I'll get you a treat right after," Saeter told him impatiently.
The hobgoblin sighed but did as he was told. Maybe he could convince his master to get him one of those meat pies from earlier…
Mahedium raised his tiny light crystal up to Blacknail's mouth. As it flared to life he raised a small knife and began to carefully poke and prod around the hobgoblin's teeth. It was more than a little annoying, and Blacknail gave Mahedium an irritated look. As he had suspected the man's fingers also tasted horrible, like old sweat.
"Huh, I expected them to be dirtier. You actually keep your teeth fairly clean," the mage commented as he worked.
Blacknail's eyes narrowed. Why wouldn't his mouth be clean? It was humans that were weird and smelly.
"I know it's tempting, but don't bite him," Saeter told Blacknail.
A few seconds later the mage withdrew his hand and smiled proudly to himself. Blacknail shut his mouth and rubbed his jaw. Holding it open like that had been kind of painful.
"I was right! An elemental test of his blood revealed traces of crystal integration, and just now I discovered his teeth show subtle signs of fairly recent crystallization," Mahedium announced.
"So he's a mage too?" Saeter replied warily.
He didn't seem too happy at the idea, which kind of hurt Blacknail's feeling. Hadn't he earned his master's trust yet? The hobgoblin wouldn't mind becoming a mage. There were so many things he wanted to blow up! It would be glorious.
"No, that's not indicative of the evidence I found. If he was a mage he wouldn't show the secondary signs such as crystallization of the teeth. Not to mention, I tested him for that not too long ago and found nothing. He's also not a mutant, for obvious reasons. So, by process of elimination we can conclude that Blacknail is actually a dormant Vessel," Mahedium explained happily.
"Hey, that's what I just said; his blood's magical," Khita muttered as she glared angrily at the mage.
No one bothered to respond to her. Blacknail sighed in disappointment. So he wasn't a mage… and he wouldn't get to start blowing things up with magic. At least he was a Vessel thingy though. That made him super strong or something right?
"How's that possible? He's never shown any signs of that, and he's certainly never taken any Elixir," Saeter asked with a voice full of doubt as he crossed his arms in front of himself.
"I don't know how he was initially exposed to some form of Elixir, but at some point he undoubtedly was. As to him not showing any signs of being a Vessel, well the answer to that is obvious. He hasn't had any Elixir to fuel himself, so the ability is now completely dormant," the mage replied.
"So it's utterly useless, since we have no way of getting him Elixir or even knowing what the right type is," Saeter pointed out with more than a little evident relief.
"Maybe… I'd like to run a few more tests, and there's someone in town that I may be able to consult with. It might be technically possible to find the correct type," Mahedium told them.
"Well, good luck with that. Just don't be expecting to draw too much more of Blacknail's blood. With the way things are going he's going to need it right where it is. If you want to play around with a Vessel's blood feel free to ask Herad, though," Saeter told the mage.
"I have as of yet not decided on the proper time or method of asking Herad for a blood sample…" Mahedium admitted reluctantly.
"And that's why you're still alive," Saeter told him.
His remark caused Khita to chuckle, which earned her a glare from Mahedium. Blacknail wasn't quite sure what was going on, so he decided to ask.
"What does me being a Vessel mean?" he asked the others.
"Nothing really, don't worry about it," Saeter replied.
"It means if you find this one type of magic potion then it will give you magical powers, and you won't die, or explode, or anything," Khita added
"Good, that's good," Blacknail mused aloud.
He really wanted magic of his own, and he definitely didn't want to explode. It sounded like he needed to find this Elixir stuff.
"There's absolutely no way to find the right Elixir though," Saeter told the hobgoblin.
"That's not completely true. I just finished telling you that I may know of someone who could help," Mahedium argued.
"Fine, you do what you want. If you manage to find anything then tell us, but don't expect any help looking. Also, if you tell Herad about any of this nonsense then I'll make sure you regret it for the rest of your life. Thanks to Blacknail's recent idiocy she already has enough weird notions in her head about using him. If you tell her about this…," Saeter warned the mage.
He stopped talking when Blacknail poked him urgently on the shoulder, and he threw the hobgoblin a confused glance. Blacknail's eyes were wide with concern. He hadn't noticed it at first because he'd been distracted by the conversation, but now he definitely heard the sound of familiar footsteps approaching.
"Ah, Saeter you're so predictable sometimes. I knew you'd try to keep the hobgoblin away from me," Herad said as she walked through the doorway and into the room. "I'm sorry if I'm intruding, but the things you were just saying sound so intriguing. I'm having weird notions am I? We'll have to talk about that later. Right now though, I want my mage there to tell me more about the rather interesting conversation you were all just having."
There was a rather nasty looking grin on her face that was directed Saeter's way, and from under her dark bangs her eyes gleamed with furious excitement. Blacknail winced in apprehension and took a step away from Saeter. His master should have kept his big mouth shut.
"Fuck," Saeter grunted quietly, before turning around and facing his boss.
"Explain, now," Herad commanded Mahedium.
"Right, of course," the mage stuttered in reply. "As you undoubtedly heard just now, after running some tests on Blacknail's blood I discovered that some time ago he must have ingested a sample of Elixir. Obviously, he managed to survive the transformation into a Vessel, but he hasn't been showing any signs…" the mage quickly explained before Herad cut him off with an annoyed glare and wave of her hand.
"I heard that part, and I don't much care. I don't need another Vessel, I need access to Elixir. Get to the part where you mentioned knowing someone that might be able to supply you with some," she told him with a disdainful sneer.
Mahedium opened his mouth as if to talk, but then closed it again. His forehead grew creased and he seemed reluctant to speak. Herad made an irritated growling noise, and he flinched before finally answering.
"Since my arrival in Daggerpoint I've been making inquiries about any other rogue mages that might be in the city. Most of the leads I've found were… dead ends, unfortunately. None of the mages in this city are very knowledgeable about the magic they flaunt. They're the lowest sort of combat mage, with not a scholar among them," Mahedium bitterly told her.
As the mage talked Saeter's eyes flickered towards the exit. He looked to be considering trying to slip away while Herad was distracted. Blacknail didn't blame him.
"Even the market for spell stones and Elixirs is very limited and expensive. It contains nothing but the occasional piece of loot taken off a corpse. I highly suspect most of the crystals get purchased and then returned unused to the market when their owner is murdered," Mahedium continued.
"But you said you found someone," Herad pointed out impatiently.
"Yes, there was one merchant who seems to have a steady source of several Elixers, including Braxwells and Whitestrom. He refused to even discuss where he got it at first, but I was… persistent. Eventually, I managed to get him to deliver a message to his supplier. I only got a short reply back, but it was enough to confirm my suspicions that someone in town is creating the Elixir. They've agreed to meet with me in order to facilitate an exchange of knowledge," the mage concluded.
"Tricky…" Saeter remarked softly.
"Yet, more than worth a little risk. A reliable source of Elixir could change the odds against us completely," Herad added with a hostile glare at Saeter.
Blacknail blinked in surprise at Herad's reaction to Saeter. He was more than a little surprised she hadn't sheathed a few of her knives into his master's chest already. She seemed really focused on getting her hands on this Elixir stuff. He almost thought he detected the tiniest bit of sour smelling desperation from her…
"True, but that doesn't mean we should run right into this. Anyone with a monopoly on such a lucrative trade isn't going to just give it up, and is more than likely working with one of the other chiefs. It's probably a trap," Saeter replied as he frowned in concern.
"Obviously, it could be a trap. I don't need you to tell me that, Saeter. We'll just have to take precautions, and turn it back on them if they're stupid enough to try something," Herad told him scornfully.
Blacknail smiled as he listened. He thought that sounded fun. The idea of the hunter becoming the hunted amused him.
"When and where's this meeting supposed to take place," Saeter asked Mahedium.
"Two days from now at a residence in the Central District of the city. I'm allowed to come armed and bring one companion," the mage answered.
"You agreed to enter a location of their choosing, with only one man for back up? I honestly thought you were smarter than that, Mahedium! This magic stuff is sure makes idiots out of people," Saeter told him.
"I'm not stupid, Saeter. They're allowing me to bring my gear, and I'm a combat mage. I'll have someone with me to watch my back, and enough magic at my disposal to level a small building. Besides, meeting in a public place wouldn't do me any good; I'll be visiting their lab. We'll need equipment and resources in order to accomplish anything," the mage replied.
"What if they take you by surprise?" Saeter asked.
"I'll just have to make sure that doesn't happen. You're worrying too much anyway. I'll be going to the Inner City which is neutral territory. If they cause a disturbance there it will draw the attention of the Governor," Mahedium responded.
"Ha, I have way more experience with this city than you, boy. The Governor and his men may enforce peace within the center of this snake pit, but they're powerless outside of it without the backing of the band leaders. They also don't care about murder, just that it doesn't happen on the streets," Blacknail's master countered scornfully.
"It's worth the risk, Saeter. You've said enough, don't you think? So shut your trap," Herad ordered the old scout before turning to the mage. "Who were you planning on taking with you, Mahedium?"
"Yesterday I couldn't have told you, but just now I decided on taking Blacknail," Mahedium replied.
"Absolutely not!" Saeter barked immediately.
Herad threw him a dark look and the old scout took a step back. Saeter looked like he really regretted speaking.
"It's very simply not up to you, so be quiet. Blacknail is no longer your servant," Herad told him coldly, before turning to Blacknail. "It's up the hobgoblin himself, and me. You're both my minions,"
Blacknail froze as everyone looked his way. Oh oh, this wasn't good. He really didn't like being in the middle of a fight between Herad and Saeter. No matter which side he chose it wouldn't be good for him. Why couldn't everyone just get along?
"I had intended his presence to serve several purposes. You just mentioned that I should be concerned about being taken by surprise. I think we can agree that's unlikely to happen if Blacknail is with me. They will be unprepared for the superior senses of a hobgoblin," Mahedium reasoned.
Saeter just scowled and grunted vaguely in response. Blacknail however grinned happily to himself. Mahedium was right; hobgoblins were both superior and more sensible than humans.
"If they have good intentions and we can come to a deal, then Blacknail will also serve as a test of their skill as well. If they can make an Elixir for him they can undoubtedly make one for Herad as well," Mahedium explained to Saeter.
"You could just take a blood sample with you," Saeter told him.
"I thought you didn't want me taking anymore samples from Blacknail," Mahedium replied scornfully.
"Blacknail will go with Mahedium, and he'll even get a pay raise for volunteering. To reflect his increased usefulness," Herad said with a meaningful look at Blacknail.
The hobgoblin gave her a confused look back, before realizing what she wanted a second later. Oh well, surely Saeter wouldn't blame him since Herad was giving him an order, sort of.
He kind of wanted to go anyway. From what he had heard this might be is best shot of getting some magic of his own. That would be so useful…
"I'll go with Mahedium-ss. I'll fill these men with fear, and stab the people who try to hurt him," Blacknail told Herad with an enthusiastic nod of his head.
Saeter scowled grumpily at the hobgoblin's reply, but he didn't say anything. Herad threw a smug grin his way. She seemed to take a lot of pleasure from gloating over Saeter.
"I'll go too. I'm also great at stabbing people," Khita added from where she was standing off to one side.
"You'll be staying here; safely out of the way," Herad told the younger woman without even looking at her.
"But…" Khita started to say before Blacknail kicked her in the back of the knee.
Khita stumbled and glared with narrowed eyes at the Hobgoblin, but he didn't care. She seriously didn't know when to stop talking. You didn't argue with Herad; you shut up and did as she told you.
"It's settled then. Mahedium will take Blacknail, and together they'll enter this rogue mage's laboratory. I'll prepare a squad of men that will wait nearby. If there's trouble then Mahedium will signal us using magic," Herad told everyone.
"Thank you for your support in this, Mistress Herad. I predict this endeavor will benefit us both greatly. As for a signal, I could always aim a force blast upwards. That should make a lot of noise and throw a quite a bit of debris into the air. It would be hard to miss," the mage remarked.
"What could go wrong?" Saeter muttered grouchily as he glanced at Herad's turned back.
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Karon Beach restaurants offer a magnificent view of pines and palms standing tall over rolling sand dunes providing a unique scene. Our Karon Beach dining experiences included some of the most beautiful sunsets in Phuket.
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Just like most Karon Beach dining places, the atmosphere is relaxing and enjoyable.
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"Maxim Peter Griffin is dark green and of tweed. Eater of the sausage bun, fleeter through the market place, lamenter of Stan, he is tea van happy.
"He walks, at least a whole day of each season, here-to-theres in between and the wish to walk more. On walking he photographs; the pictures follow. He prefers to picture the places he has been.
"He has been to Horseshoe Point, to Biscathorpe, through old tracks and salt flats and Fine Art in Bath. He has admired pylons' lines, motorways, barrows and deserted villages across the road.
"He has been to more cemetaries and made more headstones than he ever intended, although was able to invoke a few vikings in stone and onto their Way.
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"There is talk of tumuli."


Using two cell surface markers found to be highly expressed in breast cancer lymph node metastases, researchers at Moffitt Cancer Center, working with colleagues at other institutions, have developed targeted, fluorescent molecular imaging probes that can non-invasively detect breast cancer lymph node metastases. The new procedure could spare breast cancer patients invasive and unreliable sentinel lymph node (SLN) biopsies and surgery-associated negative side effects.
Their study was published in a recent issue of Clinical Cancer Research (18:1), a publication of the American Association for Cancer Research.
"The majority of breast cancer patients, up to 74 percent, who undergo SLN biopsy are found to be negative for axillary nodal, or ALN, metastases," said corresponding author David L. Morse, Ph.D., an associate member at Moffitt whose research areas include experimental therapeutics and diagnostic imaging. "Determining the presence or absence of ALN metastasis is critical to breast cancer staging and prognosis. Because of the unreliability of the SLN biopsy and its potential for adverse effects, a noninvasive, more accurate method to assess lymph node involvement is needed."
The authors note that the postoperative complications to the SLN biopsy can include lymphedema, seroma formation, sensory nerve injury and limitations in patient range of motion. In addition, biopsies fail to identify disease in axillary lymph nodes in five to 10 percent of patients.
In developing targeted molecular probes to identify breast cancer in axillary lymph nodes, the research team from Moffitt, the University of Arizona and University of Florida used two surface cell markers - CAIX and CAXII. CAIX is a cell surface marker known to be "highly and broadly expressed in breast cancer lymph node metastases" and absent in normal tissues.
CAIX and CAXII are both integral plasma membrane proteins with large extracellular components that are accessible for binding of targeted imaging probes, explained Morse. In addition, several studies have shown that CAIX expression is associated with negative prognosis and resistance to chemo and radiation therapy for breast cancer. CAXII is a protein expressed in over 75 percent of axillary lymph node metastases.
The researchers subsequently developed their targeting agents by using monoclonal antibodies specific for binding CAIX and CAXII, both of which are known to promote tumor growth.
According to the researchers, a number of noninvasive optical imaging procedures for SLN evaluation have been investigated, but the approaches have lacked the ability to target tumor metastasis biomarkers.
"These methods provide only anatomic maps and do not detect tumor cells present in lymph nodes," explained Morse. "Using mouse models of breast cancer metastasis and a novel, monoclonal anti-body-based molecular imaging agents, we developed a targeted, noninvasive method to detect ALN metastasis using fluorescence imaging."
In addition to the imaging study with mice, the researchers also reported that the combination of CAIX and CAXII covered 100 percent of patient-donated samples used in their tissue microarray (TMA) study.
"The imaging probes detected tumor cells in ALNs with high sensitivity," explained Morse. "Either CAIX or CAXII were expressed in 100 percent of the breast cancer lymph node metasatsis samples we surveyed in this study. These imaging probes have potential for providing a noninvasive way to stage breast cancer in the clinic without unneeded and costly surgery."
H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Institute. "New, Noninvasive Way To Identify Lymph Node Metastasis." Medical News Today. MediLexicon, Intl., 15 Jan. 2012. Web.


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Q: How to pass master report data source to subreport (JasperReports)? I am trying to generate a JasperReport PDF with subreports but I can't access the JRBeanCollectionDataSource (coming from a List) passed as parameter to the main report. Or rather, I just get a blank subreport. I expect to be looping of some sort since I am passing a JRBeanCollectionDataSource.
This is my current code:
Java code:
@PostMapping(path = "/generate-contract", consumes = MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON_VALUE)
public ResponseEntity < byte[] > report(
    @RequestBody Contract contract) {

    Map<String, Object> params = new HashMap<>();

    // add params to the MASTER REPORT
    params.put("farmName", contract.getFarmName());
    params.put("farmLogo", contract.getFarmLogo());

    // create a JRBeanCollectionDataSource of the List<Signatory> list
    JRBeanCollectionDataSource signatoriesListSubreportDataSource = new JRBeanCollectionDataSource(contract.getSignatoriesList());

    // add it as parameters to be read by the master report
    params.put("signatoriesListSubreportDataSource", signatoriesListSubreportDataSource);

    byte[] bytes = reportService.generatePDFReport("my-master-report", params);

    return ResponseEntity
        .ok()
        .header("Content-Type", "application/pdf; charset=UTF-8")
        .header("Content-Disposition", "inline; filename=\"" + contract.getFarmName() + ".pdf\"")
        .body(bytes);
}

I am calling a .generatePDF() method where it actually compiles the master report and the subreport as well. I don't know if this is accurate though
@Override
    public byte[] generatePDFReport(String inputFileName, Map<String, Object> params) {
        return generatePDFReport(inputFileName, params, new JREmptyDataSource());
    } // this is where it first goes through

@Override
public byte[] generatePDFReport(String inputFileName,
    Map <String, Object> params,
    JRDataSource dataSource) { // then proceeds to this method, creating a blank dataSource

    byte[] bytes = null;
    JasperReport jasperReport = null;
    try (ByteArrayOutputStream byteArray = new ByteArrayOutputStream()) {
        // Check if a compiled report exists
        if (storageService.jasperFileExists(inputFileName)) {
            jasperReport = (JasperReport) JRLoader
                .loadObject(storageService.loadJasperFile(inputFileName));
        }

        String mySignatoriesSubReportFileName = "my-subreport-file-name-here";

        // Compile report from source and save
        String jrxml = storageService.loadJrxmlFile(inputFileName);
        String mySubReport = storageService.loadJrxmlFile(mySignatoriesSubReportFileName);

        // add logs of master report + subreport here
        log.info("{} loaded. Compiling report", jrxml);
        log.info("{} loaded. Compiling report", paiwiSignatoriesSubReport);

        params.put("SUBREPORT_DIR", FileSystemUtil.rootLocation.toString() + "\\");

        // compile the master report together with the subreports
        jasperReport = JasperCompileManager.compileReport(jrxml); // master report
        JasperReport compiledMySubReport = JasperCompileManager.compileReport(mySubReport); // sub-report

        // Save compiled report. Compiled report is loaded next time
        JRSaver.saveObject(jasperReport,
            storageService.loadJasperFile(inputFileName));

        JRSaver.saveObject(compiledMySubReport,
            storageService.loadJasperFile(mySignatoriesSubReportFileName));

        JasperPrint jasperPrint = JasperFillManager.fillReport(jasperReport, params,
            dataSource);
        bytes = JasperExportManager.exportReportToPdf(jasperPrint);
    } catch (JRException | IOException e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
        log.error("Encountered error when loading jasper file", e);
    }

    return bytes;
}

This is what my master-report.jrxml looks like:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<jasperReport xmlns="http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/jasperreports" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/jasperreports http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/xsd/jasperreport.xsd" name="Autogen-contract" pageWidth="612" pageHeight="1008" columnWidth="540" leftMargin="36" rightMargin="36" topMargin="36" bottomMargin="36" whenResourceMissingType="Error" uuid="4d5cd764-f78c-4d28-b2cc-4dadc9e584a1">

    <parameter name="SUBREPORT_DIR" class="java.lang.String"/>

    <parameter name="mySignatoriesListSubReportDataSource" isForPrompting="true" class="net.sf.jasperreports.engine.data.JRBeanCollectionDataSource"/>

    <parameter name="farmName" class="java.lang.String"/>

    <textField>
        <reportElement key="" x="135" y="120" width="270" height="20" isRemoveLineWhenBlank="true" uuid="2974af73-36ae-4781-a7b1-1b0a4a498c5c"/>
        <textElement textAlignment="Center" verticalAlignment="Middle">

        </textElement>
        <textFieldExpression><![CDATA[java.lang.String.format("%s", $P{farmName})]]></textFieldExpression>
    </textField>

    <subreport>
        <reportElement x="1" y="520" width="537" height="20" uuid="fcf375d6-3935-42c9-bc81-1448e6f03ebf"/>
        <dataSourceExpression><![CDATA[$P{mySignatoriesListSubReportDataSource}]]></dataSourceExpression>
        <subreportExpression class="java.lang.String"><![CDATA[$P{SUBREPORT_DIR} + "my-subreport.jasper"]]></subreportExpression>
    </subreport>

</jasperReport>

This is what my-subreport.jrxml looks like:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<jasperReport xmlns="http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/jasperreports" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/jasperreports http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/xsd/jasperreport.xsd" name="paiwi-signatories-subreport" pageWidth="612" pageHeight="792" columnWidth="555" leftMargin="20" rightMargin="20" topMargin="20" bottomMargin="20" uuid="55585643-052e-4eee-9632-3c9b06dbec8f">
    <subDataset name="Dataset1" uuid="01eaeaca-361c-429f-9e71-e974b4f2beda">
        <queryString>
            <![CDATA[]]>
        </queryString>
    </subDataset>

    <queryString>
        <![CDATA[]]>
    </queryString>

    <field name = "name" class = "java.lang.String"/>
    <field name = "address" class = "java.lang.String"/>

    <detail>
        <band height="24" splitType="Stretch">
            <textField>
                <reportElement x="0" y="0" width="140" height="20" uuid="5f357ce5-9928-4657-98f7-c7eace9b9e84"/>
                <textElement verticalAlignment="Middle">

                </textElement>
                <textFieldExpression><![CDATA[$F{name}]]></textFieldExpression>
            </textField>
            <textField>
                <reportElement x="140" y="0" width="400" height="20" uuid="0390ae27-e46b-4bb4-87d0-83d59abfc22e"/>
                <textElement verticalAlignment="Middle">

                </textElement>
                <textFieldExpression><![CDATA[$F{address}]]></textFieldExpression>
            </textField>
        </band>
    </detail>
</jasperReport>

I can't access the fields in the sub-report, I don't even know if the parameter farmSignatoriesListSubReportDataSource in the master-report.xml actually goes through and enters the subreport as a valid data source.

A: If You want to pass the report parameter to subreport then use a subreportParameter tag like below.
<subreport>
        <reportElement x="-12" y="0" width="553" height="110" uuid="e012100d-4c24-468f-9d97-57cda4a0d64a"/>
                <subreportParameter name="cou_ID">
                    <subreportParameterExpression><![CDATA[$P{mySignatoriesListSubReportDataSource}]]></subreportParameterExpression>
                </subreportParameter>
                <connectionExpression><![CDATA[$P{REPORT_CONNECTION}]]></connectionExpression>
                <subreportExpression><![CDATA["my-subreport.jasper"]]></subreportExpression>
</subreport>

I hope it's helpful.

A: First you add a subreport to a main report.
Define parameter in main report which you will set farmSignatoriesListSubReportDataSource at first.
Click the subreport you added open properties sub report tab and open edit parameters. There you will need to add a parameter , give a name to parameter of subreport , and as parameter expression select parameter from the main report which you've already set before. Then you will have your fields at subreport.

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ePuppetsTV
COMING SOON IN 2016
Live Puppet Show on November 27, 2015 During Mount Shasta's Winter Magic Festival
Mount Shasta, California – November 19, 2015 - It's being called the first reality television show for puppets. A new cast of characters has taken up residence at a family owned toy store in Mt. Shasta, California. The performers will star in their own television show on ePuppets TV sometime in early 2016.
"Toys coming to life at night or when grown-ups are not around is a classic storybook theme that we wanted to explore with a television show," said Daniel Bryan, co-founder of the Mt. Shasta, California puppet and toy shop, ePuppets.
Bryan has hired production industry leaders Passion4Puppets to build many of the characters that will be featured in the episodes – one is a character named Bigfoot Bob.
"We are very excited to be working with ePuppets on these wonderfully creative endeavors to share the magic of puppets with the world," said a Passion4Puppets artist. "When ePuppets asked us to come up with a custom Bigfoot puppet we jumped at the chance to create an amazing magical character that we wouldn't mind hanging out with in the woods!"
"Just like reality television, we will have likeable puppets and some who are not as easy to figure out," Bryan added. "As we move forward with our retail operations, we'll also be introducing new characters and creating opportunities for licensing and entertainment programming."
In addition to taped episodes, ePuppets will be performing a puppet show at Parker Plaza on Friday, November 27th at 1:30 pm during Mt. Shasta's Winter Magic Festival.
"Retailer ePuppets is the type of toy store that children love. It makes a great addition to our downtown and provides products that the Mt. Shasta area didn't have. Please stop by the toy shop and see for yourself," said Jim Mullins, Mt. Shasta Chamber of Commerce.
Online puppet retailer to become 'real' store chain
Quand les pure players ouvrent des magasins...: ePuppets.com

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As Odoo Gold Partner Elico Corp was the most numerous contingent of the gathering.
For the first time, all Elico branches had the opportunity to meet and greet together!
The teams from all our locations (Shanghai, Shenzhen, Hong Kong and Singapore) were present in the Hong Kong official training on Odoo9 upgrade.
As part of Elico Continuous Training Program, the team took the opportunity to learn the main differences and the new features of Odoo v9 directly from the head of the India developers' team.
Besides, we had the chance to meet the Odoo related actors in the region, partners and customers, and of course this was the best moment for the company to mingle and exchange our experience around a good dinner.
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How Charitable Is Your Favorite Politician?
Many politicians give substantial sums to charity. Let's take a look:
Senator and Democratic presidential contender Barack Obama and his wife gave $240,000 to charity last year. (By the way, did you know that Michelle Obama is a fan of informed giving?)
Senator and Democratic presidential contender Hillary Rodham Clinton and her husband gave more than $10.2 million to charity over the past seven years.
President George W. Bush and his wife donated over $165,000 in 2007.
While in office, Vice President Cheney and his wife have donated close to $8 million.
Last year, New York City Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg donated $205 million.
Considering the giving records of these politicians, it was surprising to learn that New York Governor David Paterson and his wife only gave $150 worth of used clothes to charity last year. Hopefully, they paid attention to the new laws governing donations of noncash gifts and made sure that the clothing was in "good used condition or better."
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Q: Содержимое указателя Немного запутался:

*

*int *a=new int; - выделение памяти из кучи.

*a  - адрес начала выделенных 6 байт

**a - значение которое находится по адресу a
Неправильная запись в переменную
a=13; // 3) произошла запись не значения а адреса, то есть теперь адрес равен 13, а не какому-нибудь 0x12345678. 4)Теперь нельзя освободить часть кучи
Правильная запись в переменную
*a=13; // Разименнование указателя

Пронумеровал моменты, которые меня интересуют. Напишите какое из утверждений не верно, если такие есть

A: Думаю, только одно - адрес начала выделенных 6 байт - не то чтобы это невозможно, но пока даже не слышал об 6-байтных int.
А так - все верно.

A:
int *a=new int; - выделение памяти из кучи.

В общем случае - да. Но, например, operator new может быть перегружен и тогда всё будет зависеть от его работы.

a - адрес начала выделенных 6 байт

В общем случае - нет. Например, если выделяется массив объектов non-pod типа, то new-expression может запросить больше памяти, и в начале выделенной памяти поместить количество созданных объектов в выделенной памяти, чтобы потом delete-expression мог вызвать необходимое количество деструкторов для созданных объектов. При этом new-expression вернет указатель уже не на начало выделенной памяти, а на ту память, в которой начинаются Ваши объекты, которыми Вы можете законно оперировать.

a=13; // 3) произошла запись не значения а адреса, то есть теперь адрес равен 13, а не какому-нибудь 0x12345678.

При таком коде возникнет ошибка компиляции, т.к. неявное преобразование из int в указательный тип запрещено. Но оно разрешено для литерала 0, поэтому код a = 0; собрался бы без проблем и да, значение бы стало равно нулю. При этом внутреннее представление указателя определяется реализацией и не обязано быть нулем. Однако, программе об этом заботиться не нужно, все необходимые преобразования из внутреннего представления в численный ноль и наоборот будут сделаны без Вашего участия.

4)Теперь нельзя освободить часть кучи

Если больше нигде нет сохраненного адреса, то да.


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Oregon Coal Export Project on Columbia River Officially Dead
Victory: Morrow Pacific Project formally abandoned as appeal is dismissed
The Columbia River Gorge.
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We applaud the state of Oregon for saying no to coal export and look forward to Washington State doing the same for the last remaining project at Longview.
Jan Hasselman
Staff Attorney, Earthjustice
Salem, OR —
Last week, a legal settlement became the final nail in the coffin of the Morrow Pacific coal export proposal for Boardman, Oregon. At one point, there were six live proposals for coal export terminals in Washington and Oregon. After today, only one proposal remains to be denied.
Port of Morrow is located along the Columbia River.
The dismissal notice ends the appeals that were filed against the state after the Oregon Department of State Lands denied a key permit for the project. Under the agreement, the Port of Morrow and the original project proponent—which abandoned the project last month—dismissed the appeals aimed at preserving plans for future coal exports. An Oregon administrative law judge was scheduled to oversee a two-week trial on the appeal starting next week. That hearing is now cancelled.
"Coal export from the Columbia River didn't make sense when it was proposed, and it makes even less sense today," said Jan Hasselman, an Earthjustice attorney representing Columbia Riverkeeper, Friends of the Columbia Gorge, and Sierra Club. "We applaud the state of Oregon for saying no to coal export and look forward to Washington State doing the same for the last remaining project at Longview."
"This project has been like a dark cloud over our county since 2011," said Darrel Whipple, who resides near the proposed project site in Columbia County. "I'm overjoyed to know that our economic and climate futures are no longer threatened by this coal export terminal and the carbon pollution that threatens our climate."
Last month, Lighthouse Resources, Inc. announced it was backing out of its Morrow Pacific Project in Boardman. The proposed terminal would have brought 8 million metric tons of coal to Oregon on barges through the Columbia River Gorge.
The only remaining coal export proposal in the Pacific Northwest is a proposed terminal in Longview, Wash. That proposal would handle 44 million metric tons of coal annually transported by 16 mile-and-a-half long trains running through the Columbia River Gorge daily.
The Longview project is under review by the County, State, and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Public comment on the Army Corps' Draft Environmental Impact Statement runs through Nov. 29.
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Brett VandenHeuvel, Columbia Riverkeeper, (503) 348-2436
Cesia Kearns, Deputy Regional Campaign Director, Beyond Coal, Sierra Club, (503) 757-7546
Michael Lang, Friends of the Columbia Gorge, (971) 634-2030
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Q: MySQL Datetime showing incorrect time. ASP.NET C# I added to my MySQL table a column called "registerdate", the datatype of this column is Datetime (I tried also TIMESTAMP) and in DEFAULT I have CURRENT_TIMESTAMP.
The datetime comes automatically after registration, its showing the correct day month and year but its showing incorrect hour (-10 hours).
I hope someone knows how to fix it, thanks for helping.

A: From the MySQL documentation on TimeStamp (emphasis mine):

MySQL converts TIMESTAMP values from the current time zone to UTC for storage, and back from UTC to the current time zone for retrieval. (This does not occur for other types such as DATETIME.) By default, the current time zone for each connection is the server's time.

https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.5/en/datetime.html

A: Before you save the data into database, try to save with Culture Info like below
DateTime dt = DateTime.Now;
// CultureInfo for German in Germany.
CultureInfo ci = new CultureInfo("de-DE");
Console.WriteLine(dt.ToString("d", ci));


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BP touts containment efforts; heavy oil reaches Louisiana wetlands
Oil moves into the wetlands. 'These are not tar balls, this is not sheen, this is heavy oil,' said Gov. Bobby Jindal.
Cleanup efforts have made "measurable difference" on ocean surface, BP says
Louisiana governor says thicker oil than previously seen has hit wetlands
BP says it hopes to begin effort to "mud" well shut as early as Sunday
U.S., Cuba in communication about projected movement of oil
New Orleans, Louisiana (CNN) -- BP said Wednesday that efforts to contain and clean up oil gushing from a ruptured pipe in the Gulf of Mexico have made a "measurable difference" even as Louisiana's governor announced that thick, heavy oil has begun polluting the state's wetlands and estuaries.
Doug Suttles, BP's chief operating officer for exploration and production, said at a news conference that the company is "very pleased" with the performance of an insertion tube that was put in place over the weekend to suck crude oil from the well and funnel it to a surface vessel.
The flow rate from the tube has reached 3,000 barrels of crude (126,000 gallons) and 14 million cubic feet of gas a day, Suttles said, adding that crews hope to increase those numbers in coming days.
He said favorable weather conditions have also played a major role in cleanup efforts. About 14,000 barrels of oily water was skimmed Tuesday, and 50 percent of that mixture was oil, he said, adding that crews continue to deploy boom and conduct controlled burns.
But Gov. Bobby Jindal of Louisiana says the efforts haven't stopped oil from reaching his state's coastline. Thicker, heavier oil than seen in previous days has blanketed some of the state's precious interior wetlands, he said, and he called for the Army Corps of Engineers to approve an emergency permit to dredge sand from barrier islands to create sand booms as another line of defense.
"These are not tar balls, this is not sheen, this is heavy oil that we are seeing in our wetlands," Jindal said.
Video from Pass a Loutre in Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana, showed oil with a syrupy consistency lapping against reeds in a small area of marshland after creeping past booms and barriers.
Video: Oil ashore in Louisiana
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"Everything that that blanket of oil has covered today will die," parish President Billy Nungesser said.
"Imagine [this oil] on top of a turtle or on top of a frog," he said as he held a stalk of reed that coated his hands in oil.
CNN iReporter Eileen Romero, touring the state's Chandeleur Islands by boat on Tuesday, described a "foamy sheen on top of the water" left by the oil and dispersants, and she said she counted between 10 and 15 dead Portuguese man-of-wars trapped in debris.
"While we were out there, my nose and the back of my throat began to burn as I inhaled the putrid-smelling air," Romero said.
Jindal compared the fight to head off the approaching oil to "knowing your body has cancer. ... We've got to stop this cancer from spreading [and] we'd much rather fight it on these coastal barrier islands than inland."
"We need more than just boom or skimmers," Jinadal said. "We need multiple lines of defense."
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Meanwhile, BP said it is continuing to mobilize equipment and perform testing in preparation for the first effort to actually stop the flow of oil.
Suttles said the first attempt at a "top kill" procedure could come as early as Sunday.
In that procedure, a large amount of heavy "mud" -- a fluid used as a lubricant and counterweight in drilling operations -- is inserted into the well bore. If that succeeds, the well will be cemented shut, officials have said.
Suttles cautioned, as he has with previous efforts, that the procedure will be performed at a depth of 5,000 feet, "which has never been done before."
"We're absolutely holding out hope that top kill works," said Coast Guard Rear Adm. Mary Landry. "Everybody is anxious to see success with this intervention. ... Let's keep our fingers crossed [and] let's all say our prayers."
Oil has been leaking at an estimated rate of 5,000 barrels (210,000 gallons) a day for nearly a month after an April 20 explosion aboard the drilling rig the Deepwater Horizon. The rig burned for two days and then sank, causing the ruptured pipe.
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"The U.S. Interests Section in Havana today delivered a diplomatic note to the Cuban Foreign Ministry informing the Cuban government about the oil spill and what we currently know about its projected movement," the State Department's deputy spokesman, Mark Toner, told CNN. "We have had working level discussions with the Cuban government to keep them informed of developments."
While we were out there, my nose and the back of my throat began to burn as I inhaled the putrid-smelling air.
--Eileen Romero, a CNN iReporter touring Louisiana's Chandeleur Islands on Tuesday
The communication came after reports of oil possibly reaching the Gulf of Mexico's Loop Current. The current flows through the Yucatan Channel between Cuba and Mexico, and then northward, where it loops and exits the Gulf just south of the Florida Keys and travels to the west side of the western Bahamas.
The European Space Agency issued a statement Wednesday saying satellite images show the oil is in the Loop Current.
"With these images from space, we have visible proof that at least oil from the surface of the water has reached the current," Bertrand Chapron of Ifremer, the French Research Institute for Exploitation of the Sea, said in the statement.
Charlie Henry of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Wednesday that amounts of light sheen "are feeling the effects of the Loop Current and that oil is going to move slowly" with the current.
"We actually expect that oil to dissipate," said Henry, adding it was "not an immediate threat" to Florida or other shorelines.
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Cloud-based blob storage solutions are abound and Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the leader – or one of the leaders – in that area. Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service) provides a "secure, durable, highly-scalable object storage" solution, as it is stated on the homepage. You can use S3 to store just about any type of file: images, text files, videos, JAR files, HTML pages etc. All files are stored in a key-value map, i.e. each file has a key where the file itself is the value.


There are currently 5 Homes for sale in Hiland Hills. The average price for Hiland Hills properties is $175,580which is 46% lower than all Homes within a 20 mile radius. The highest priced property in Hiland Hills is $179,900 while the lowest priced Home is listed at $170,000. Most of the properties available in Hiland Hills are Homes . Compared to last month, the average price of real estate in the area has gone up 100%.


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Q: What is the best place for a template that can be used in multiple apps? I have 2 apps in my Symfony framework: backend and frontend.
is it possible to have templates that are being used by both apps?
And if so, what is the best place to put those template?

A: The only way I've been able to overcome this in the past has been to create a plugin for the shared pieces.
IE: Create a folder under plugins called
TemplatesPlugin
Within that, create a modules folder, and within that, create a regular module folder structure.
Example of a template path:
sf_root/plugins/TemplatesPlugin/modules/book/pageSuccess.php
sf_root/plugins/TemplatesPlugin/modules/book/_title.php

Ensure the plugin is enabled in config/ProjectConfiguration.class.php (if you are using enableAllPluginsExcept it will be, otherwise you need to add it into the plugins array that should already be there).
You can then access these templates as any other templates, for example:
include_partial('book/title', array('title'=>'hello'));

Whilst this feels a bit of a hack, it works pretty well.

A: There is even a simpler way than using a plugin: Have a look at this post.
He is just extending the application configuration in apps/appName/config/appNameConfigurations.class.php:
class appNameConfiguration extends sfApplicationConfiguration {

  public function configure() {
    sfConfig::set('sf_app_template_dir', sfConfig::get('sf_root_dir') . '/templates');
  }

}

This approach looks cleaner to me. I just don't know if it extends the path where symfony looks for templates or just sets it.

A: I'm not yet Symfony expert (I've already read "The Definitive Guide to symfony"), so I can make a mistake.
There is no mentions in official documentation about common templates for different applications. The most appropriate directory for common templates within single application is apps/templates/.
Maybe someone knows the answer. It will be interesting to read.
Good luck.


Pretty excited to be getting our first delivery of barrels. Not so excited that they arrived early so there was only the two of us to unload and no fork lift. But that couldn't dull my spirits. 67 beautiful Bordeaux barrels. Now all we need is the rest of the brewing system and then we can get something in them.
Strangely enough, my arms hurt after that unloading. We went home and drunk Bordeaux. It was a good days work.


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$100 million now available to upgrade and develop regional sporting facilities
COUNTRY sporting facilities will get a free kick for major upgrades, with $100 million for new infrastructure works set to boost fields, pitches and tracks across the Northern Tablelands. Local State MP Adam Marshall said the new Regional Sports Infrastructure Fund, part of the NSW Government's...
Moree airport $2.5 million upgrade nears completion
PILOTS will soon touch down at Moree Regional Airport with added precision, inspect aircraft with extra confidence and link into a vastly improved power generation array, with $2.5 million in upgrades entering their final stages. Member for Northern Tablelands Adam Marshall recently joined Moree Plains Shire...
New LED lights shine bright over South Moree Sports Ground
MOREE Plains Shire Council is in the process of finalising Stage One of the South Moree Sports Project, with a successful testing last week of the state-of-the-art light-emitting diode (LED) sports field lights. The LED lights are capable of providing competition-standard lighting with the bonus of...
Motorists just don't get the message says Barwon crime manager David Silversides
THREE people have been charged with serious driving offences in the local area command this week as well as 14 others being issued infringement notices, prompting Barwon crime manager David Silversides to issue a warning to local drivers. "Motorists just don't seem to get the message...
Grants available to improve local fish habitats
FOR great fishing, you need great fish habitat, which is why grants up to $40,000 are now being made available to fishing clubs, community groups, local councils and individuals wanting to improve fish habitat in the region, through the NSW Government's Habitat Action Grants Program. "Improved...
Moree Aged and Disability Services gets $95,000 funding boost
MOREE Aged and Disability Services will extend and enhance the provision of its services to people in outer rural and remote areas following the announcement of infrastructure projects to be funded under the first round of the Australian Government's Building Better Regions Fund. Minister for Regional Development...
Driver alert: Grain trains using Tycannah St rail crossing
"Watch out! Watch out! There are trains about!" Moree Plains Shire Council is reminding drivers that freight and grain trains are crossing the upgraded Tycannah Street level crossing as they use the Moree-Inverell rail line to Broadbent Grain to haul freight. Council's executive projects Manager John Carleton...
Mungindi road crossing gets $48,000 funding boost
MUNGINDI residents will be able to cross their main street, the Carnarvon Highway, with added safety, thanks to a $47,860 NSW Government investment to build a new staggered pedestrian crossing with a secure centre refuge in the middle of the town. Member for Northern Tablelands Adam...
Sun shines brightly over Boggabilla micro solar farm
DOWN by the banks of the Macintyre River at Boggabilla, an entirely new kind of cash crop has taken root – with a small scale solar setup now harvesting the sun's rays. Member for Northern Tablelands Adam Marshall recently visited the private enterprise, located on the...
Bubble Muffin Kids' Cooking Club headlines huge list of attractions at this year's Mungindi Show
THE Mungindi Show Society has been given a $1440 funding boost through Moree Plains Shire Council's Public Donations financial assistance program to help showcase the Mungindi region and provide a diverse, entertaining and educational event at this year's Mungindi Show. The show, expected to draw a...


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Disrespect: Real and Unreal
Posted on January 21, 2015, 11:53 pm, by Jack L. B. Gohn, under The Big Picture.
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Published in the Maryland Daily Record January 29, 2015
The hostility shown by some members of the New York Police Department toward Mayor Bill de Blasio seems to be a feeling in search of a socially acceptable articulation. It is sometimes expressed as a demand for "respect." Approximately 850 officers, for instance, have signed petitions that the Mayor not attend their funerals (should they fall in the line of duty) "due to" de Blasio's "consistent refusal to show police officers the support and respect they deserve." A policeman who turned his back on the Mayor during the recent funeral of Officer Wenjian Liu was quoted as saying: "I turned my back last week on [de Blasio] … because he disrespected me, Officer Ramos and Officer Liu when he said he warned his son, Dante, to be wary of cops." To me, though, this sounds like a mischaracterization; the wariness the Mayor counseled was distrust and fear, not exactly disrespect.[1]
It Was Earned
But call it disrespect if you want to. That does not solve the problem. Does that policeman really think that de Blasio's words to his son were without foundation? In 2013, the Department's overwhelmingly imbalanced use of stop-and-frisk against people of color had been found after an exhaustive trial in the Southern District of New York to be a simple and undeniable fact, based on the most objective of evidence: the forms the police had to fill out every time these encounters occurred. Only 10% of all stops over a decade were of white people. The only conclusion was that nonwhite people were being repeatedly harassed by New York's finest. Any young man of color, like the Mayor's son, would stand a very appreciable chance of being subject of one of the 4.4 million stops that had occurred over that decade. And, as the Supreme Court noted two generations back: "It is simply fantastic to urge that [a frisk] performed in public by a policeman while the citizen stands helpless, perhaps facing a wall with his hands raised, is a 'petty indignity.'" In New York, this non-petty indignity was reserved almost exclusively for nonwhites. Talk about disrespect: this is the real thing.
As to the "disrespect" the cops were complaining about, if it were indeed disrespect for the Mayor to give that advice to his son, at least it would have been earned disrespect.
Limited Utility
Perhaps the police who so passionately defended the widespread and racially-biased stop-and-frisk regime nevertheless really believed it had law-enforcement utility. But if they truly believed that, they were ignoring the statistics they themselves were developing. Stops were a very ineffective way to catch lawbreakers; only 12% of stops resulted in further law enforcement action.
And the racial disparities in the stops were not merely of questionable utility. Searches of whites actually turned up weapons a higher percentage of the time than did searches of nonwhites (1.0% of the stops of blacks, 1.1% of the stops of Hispanics, and 1.4% of the stops of whites). Likewise with other contraband (1.8% of the stops of blacks, 1.7% of the stops of Hispanics, and 2.3% of the stops of whites).[2] These numbers suggest one of two hypotheses: a) whites were more likely to possess guns and contraband than nonwhites (in which case whites should have been stopped more and nonwhites less); or b) police were using more reasonable criteria in determining which white people to stop than they used determining which nonwhites to stop (in which case they were employing criteria which were simultaneously more racist and less effective with nonwhites).
More than that, when you consider that 83% of all criminal convictions in New York happen to nonwhites,[3] when, at least from the evidence of the stops, blacks and Hispanics are more likely per capita to be law-abiding than whites, and you consider that 45% of New York City is white, it is evident that far too few whites or far too many nonwhites are being convicted for the disparities to be accidental. New York justice – and New York policing – are anything but color-blind.
Scheindlin's Ruling Stands
I suppose this is the place to acknowledge that Judge Scheindlin was later removed from the case by the Second Circuit for supposed bias. Whatever one thinks of that, the figures stand on their own merits. And the Second Circuit did not overturn Scheindlin's analysis of those figures.
Perhaps the cops also felt disrespected when de Blasio withdrew New York's appeal of Scheindlin's ruling, although in so doing, de Blasio was arguably protecting them from a rising tide of anger and litigation.
The other thing that has some NYPD members riled, of course, is the Mayor's remarks about the Eric Garner killing, followed closely by the shooting of Officers Liu and Ramos by Ismaaiyl Brinsley, an obviously unhinged person, who claimed that his actions were partly in revenge for Garner's death.
What the Mayor Actually Said
From the videotape of the Garner incident and the findings of the Medical Examiner, it would be reasonable to conclude that Garner (grabbed, incidentally, in the very act of protesting stop-and-frisks) was brought to the ground by a chokehold, and that the chokehold as well as an enforced prone position for several minutes was a critical factor in Garner's death. Opinions differ as to whether the hold was technically a chokehold, which is against NYPD regulations, and as to whether the hold contributed to Garner's death. If the Mayor thought these things, however, that wasn't what he said. Rather, he only commented "We all have a responsibility to work together to heal the wounds from decades of mistrust and create a culture where the police department and the communities they protect respect each other…"
Apparently this tepid suggestion that all might not be well between the police and minority communities was regarded in some quarters as somehow responsible for Brinsley's violence.
At least that is what Patrick Lynch of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association seemed to be saying, when he proclaimed "That blood on the hands starts at the steps of City Hall in the office of the mayor." Lynch then led officers who turned their backs on the Mayor at the Ramos funeral.
Non Sequitur Is a Restrained Way of Saying It
So, apparently, according to Lynch, you have blood on your hands if you so much as suggest that the police might ameliorate the disrespect they show in minority communities and then someone commits violence in claimed vindication of the dignity of those communities. The technical term for discourse like this is "non sequitur." There are more common terms, but they're not for a family paper.
You can see, though, why demagogues like Lynch have to resort to non sequitur; the facts, presented straightforwardly, as Judge Scheindlin did, do not support them. They cannot say publicly what a policeman I had the misfortune to spend an evening with recently told me privately: that minorities are mostly criminals who have to be controlled if cities are to remain governable. But that's what they're really thinking. Stop-and-frisk is all too often not about detecting or preventing crime; it's about putting certain people in their supposed place.
So let's start being honest about who's really disrespecting whom.
A note to my readers: I had promised another column on secession this time. I'll get back to it. But some events just push their way to the front.
[1] The quoted policeman tried to put a gloss on his remarks, saying that because the Mayor and his family had a police protection detail, a suggestion that the son should be wary of cops was a counsel to beware of his own protectors, and implicitly a belittlement of their power to protect him. But this is a wilful misreading of the Mayor's advice, which was explicitly about what would happen if and when the son was "stopped" by the cops on the street. Manifestly, that was not going to happen while the protection detail was on duty; this was advice about other circumstances altogether. And the quoted cop knew this perfectly well. His outrage may have been real, but the reasoning behind it was clearly feigned.
[2] Owing to the space requirements of a column, I could not adequately distinguish a stop from a stop-and-frisk. The distinction accounts for the apparent anomaly in the figures I quote. We can assume that all frisks which turn up guns and contraband are likely to have resulted in further law enforcement action, but of course that percentage is far lower than the already-low 12% of all stops that did so. We must assume that the difference between the under-2% of stops which turned up contraband and guns and the 12% which warranted further law-enforcement action was that the remaining 10% or so that triggered further law enforcement action were not accompanied by the degrading frisks. However even a hostile stop is inherently disrespectful. It may be necessary from a law-enforcement perspective – sometimes – but it will always necessarily be disrespectful when it occurs, and breed resentment among its subjects, regardless of their criminality or lack thereof.
[3] I wish I could re-locate my authority for the 83% statistic. I know I had a source when I wrote this. But I have a misgiving that the source may have been an article by Bill Quigley, law professor at Loyola University New Orleans, in which he said that 83% of the people with life sentences from New York City are nonwhite. This is not insignificant, but obviously the class of those convicted of all kinds of crimes is much larger and potentially different in racial composition from the class of those sentenced to life. Based on the other statistics that Quigley cites, however, I would be astonished if the percentage of nonwhites receiving life sentences differs much from the percentage of nonwhites simply being convicted. But figures which pinpoint this very issue seem to be hard to find, and I am proceeding in the faith that I had a source that spoke to this precise issue, without now being able to confirm it.
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Dear Jack,
Your searing wit cuts to the heart of the matter. When can I vote for you for president?
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Pool Firm enlargement particulars come into focus
By Superior Pools On Jan 5, 2021
Burlington City Council on Monday agreed to approve a pilot tax application by a Nevada-based company looking to move to Burlington and create 80 new jobs.
Integra Pool Covers has a lot at 3800 West Ave. in which Dresser-Rand was until it was bought by Siemens in 2014. Siemens worked in the building until it closed in 2018. The move would create 80 new jobs within three years.
"The capital investment for this project is estimated at $ 5.6 million," the company said in a memo to the council.
Integra Pool Covers currently manufactures pool covers but is trying to expand its production to include vinyl pool covers and winter pool covers. Integra is owned by the same company as Leisure Pools and Spas, which manufactures and sells swimming pools in the US and 22 other countries, and plans to expand into Europe.
Of the 80 jobs the company plans to bring, the minimum starting wage would be $ 14 an hour, but at least 40 of the jobs would pay at least $ 21.61 an hour.
The company has applied for the Targeted Jobs Withholding Tax Credit Program, established in 2006 and administered by the Iowa Economic Development Authority.
The program is an attempt to encourage businesses to create at least 10 new jobs or invest at least $ 500,000 in businesses in Iowa. Although the program was launched 14 years ago, it is still in the pilot phase, so prospective companies can only apply for the grant if they want to invest in one of five cities in Iowa.
These five cities are Burlington, Fort Madison, Keokuk, Council Bluffs, and Sioux City.
Usually the city would have to provide a local match for the program. However, since the company is moving to an existing building and is not expected to increase the valuation of this property by more than 10%, no local match dollars are required.
According to the schedule specified in the program application, Integra plans to acquire the former Siemens building in the next month. Recruiting could start as early as March after the building is upgraded to operate.
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A 10-year-old Kenyan girl has been rescued by a concerned citizen after she was married by three different men.
The girl who is from Baringo county, Tirioko ward in Tiaty constituency, Kenya, was married off when she was eight years old, and was later married to two other men before the age of 10.
In her first marriage, the girl was maltreated at her home because she could not conceive after marriage, and this caused her to flee.
Judy Seguton, the good Samaritan who saved the girl, said she was married off to her first husband after the circumcision and she lived with him for three months before she fled due to the constant beatings she got because she could not conceive.
Her parents married her off to the second man and she lived with him for three weeks before escaping again.
Her parents then beat her up for escaping from her second husband's house, then married her off to a third husband.


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Saying "Goodbye" to Wolfgang and The Buck Inn
The breakfast was commensurate with The Buck's hospitality. Before nine o'clock, Wolfgang was taking us north, back to Clay Bank Top, expounding upon his theories and philosophies. He had proved to be a marvellous host.
The day's walk started with a stiff and long climb to gain Carr Ridge. The path continued south- east and then east over Urra Moor. Near a trig point (Round Hill), there was a fellow rambler sitting on a stone, paying homage to the sunshine, the heather and the skylark. It was indeed a beautiful moment in this wild, inhospitable terrain. We chatted about more earthbound matters, such as the impending referendum about EU membership; just four days away!
Only climb of the day – up from Clay Bank Top towards Carr Ridge
Looking back over Clay Bank towards White Hill
Urra Moor
After the initial climb, the walk was pretty well on the level. Not long after the trig point, we came to Bloworth Crossing, one of those major ramblers' crossroads in the middle of nowhere! The Cleveland Way, which we had followed since the previous morn, took a left and headed north, whilst the C2C relentlessly ploughed straight ahead; east-south-east. We were now on a disused railway track, so any gradients proved to be extremely gentle.
Grumpy old boundary marker on Urra Moor
View south from Farndale Moor
Farndale Moor
We took up with a veteran long- distance path walker who hailed from Minnesota. Although we didn't discover his name, we found out that he was a retired attorney with republican sympathies; he had taught maths at an inner- city school in Minneapolis for the last years of his working life. He was in his seventies, but he set a hot pace! We therefore arrived at our destination for the day, Blakey Ridge, by lunchtime.
The Lion Inn on Blakey Ridge
Blakey Ridge is really the name given to the topographical feature. There is no settlement as such, but there is the isolated Lion Inn. This seems to be quite a landmark for ramblers, and many C2Cers were staying in the inn's rooms. The place was heaving, although most had come by motor vehicle judging by the car park. A couple of ladies walking with their dogs were eating outside; we had bumped into them on the previous evening as they had stayed at Chop Gate. So we sat outside, at the adjacent table. It was freezing! Huddled in our anoraks, we ate our sandwiches with white, shivering hands. The ladies were carrying on to Grosmont, a good 12 miles down the C2C; they only had just over a week available to them, and so they were covering a good 20 miles a day; they had little experience of long distance walking, and the shorter of the two was carrying some serious blisters with her. Tough Yorkshire lasses to be sure!
We, on the other hand, were staying a couple of miles to the south-west, as we hadn't been able to get in at the Lion Inn. We walked south down the busy Blakey Road, before taking a right down a steep lane into the pretty valley of Farndale. The sun came out, the wind dropped, we stripped off our anoraks. The transition from windy moor to verdant valley seemed dramatically sudden, even on foot. We were staying in the hamlet of Church Houses, and its first landmark was its unusual cricket pitch. Sheep were grazing in a field in the centre of which was a strip protected by plastic webbing held as vertical as possible by metal stakes. It seemed, from our vantage point on the lane, that the outfield rose steeply in all directions from this wicket. Near the hedge sat a ramshackle hut, which I presumed was their scorers' box. Later on, our landlady informed us that Higher Farndale had won the league the previous season; I bet they don't lose many home games!
High Farndale CC
Feversham Arms Inn
St. Mary's, Farndale
Not far beyond the ground's boundary, we found the Feversham Arms, a neat, quiet country pub. Our room wasn't very big, but it was well equipped, and had a good view down the dale. We had a pint in the bar, and as we felt extremely comfortable, we stayed put for our evening meal rather than move into the dining room. The food was excellent, in particular, the vegetables, which were seasonal and crisp. We had been on the receiving end of some high quality hospitality, not only on this Sunday evening, but also on the preceding stopover. The Buck Inn and Feversham Arms are as different as chalk and cheese. But both reflect the personalities of their proprietors; the attention to detail and the friendliness shone through.