how to get the output of below ndmstats into a dataset?
I tried coding dsn= instead of sysout=*, but the results dataset is always empty, the spool shows correct data.
**I donot have NDM on my current site, hence this solution is untested. Though, worth giving a try.
Can you check the RECFM/LRECL that you have specified in the SYSOUT dataset; would also recommend you set RECFM to FBA or refer the NDM manual for the output dataset attributes.
The RECFM=FBA should do the trick though; can you please do a quick test run and confirm.
Could you show your complete JCL?
I used to do this via NDM panels.
Once you get the message "The Select Statistics report has been printed."
The stats would be printed under the TSO ID's SYSPRINT.


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Endowment: $50 million as of March 31, 2010
Location: Lawrenceville, New Jersey
An application was submitted by Melissa Greenberg to have this school evaluated in the College Sustainability Report Card 2011 . A contribution was made to cover the cost of inclusion. Learn more about how a school can apply for inclusion.
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Rider University incorporates sustainability throughout its curriculum and operations, and finalized its first climate action plan in January 2010. The Energy and Sustainability Steering Committee has implemented sustainability programs, such as a green film series, and provides reusable BPA-free water bottles to students at fall events. The university employs a full-time sustainability coordinator and a part-time graduate assistant for sustainability.
The university is committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions 20 percent below 1990 levels by 2020, and aims for an 80 percent reduction below 2006 levels by 2050. Rider has a two-year contract to purchase renewable energy credits equivalent to 35 percent of campus electricity needs. To reduce energy use, the university has installed energy management systems, efficient lighting, occupancy sensors, electric metering, and steam line insulation.
Rider spends 15 percent of its food budget on local items. The university purchases cage-free eggs, fair trade coffee, and sustainably harvested seafood. All preconsumer, and 25 percent of postconsumer, food scraps are composted. Since 2008, dining facilities have been trayless, and dining services recently completed a food waste audit. The university runs a move-out waste reduction program and recycles electronics in addition to traditional materials.
All new construction at Rider must meet at least LEED Silver standards, and in March 2010, the university opened two new LEED Silver-certified residence halls. Rider has installed permeable pavement for better stormwater management and utilizes low-flow faucets and showerheads to conserve water. Last year, 75 percent of construction waste was diverted from landfills.
Students are actively involved in the university's Energy and Sustainability Steering Committee. There are eight environmentally focused student organizations on campus that work on a wide variety of sustainability initiatives. During ReycleMania 2010, Rider's students recycled 295 percent more than the previous year.
Rider runs a shuttle between the Lawrence and Princeton campuses and has an additional shuttle that takes students to local shopping and dining in the area. Sixteen percent of students commute via environmentally preferable means, and the center of campus is closed to vehicular traffic. The university's fleet includes seven electric vehicles.
The university makes a list of asset allocation and external managers, as well as mutual fund, hedge fund, private equity, venture capital, natural resource, and cash holdings, available to trustees and senior administrators. This information sent upon request.

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FRCP Home » 2020 Federal Rules of Civil Procedure – Table of Contents » Title X – District Courts and Clerks: Conducting Business; Issuing Orders (Rules 77-80) » Rule 77 – Conducting Business; Clerk's Authority; Notice of an Order or Judgment
Rule 77 – Conducting Business; Clerk's Authority; Notice of an Order or Judgment
(a) When Court Is Open. Every district court is considered always open for filing any paper, issuing and returning process, making a motion, or entering an order.
(b) Place for Trial and Other Proceedings. Every trial on the merits must be conducted in open court and, so far as convenient, in a regular courtroom. Any other act or proceeding may be done or conducted by a judge in chambers, without the attendance of the clerk or other court official, and anywhere inside or outside the district. But no hearing—other than one ex parte—may be conducted outside the district unless all the affected parties consent.
(c) Clerk's Office Hours; Clerk's Orders.
(1) Hours. The clerk's office—with a clerk or deputy on duty—must be open during business hours every day except Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays. But a court may, by local rule or order, require that the office be open for specified hours on Saturday or a particular legal holiday other than one listed in Rule 6(a)(6)(A).
(2) Orders. Subject to the court's power to suspend, alter, or rescind the clerk's action for good cause, the clerk may:
(A) issue process;
(B) enter a default;
(C) enter a default judgment under Rule 55(b)(1); and
(D) act on any other matter that does not require the court's action.
(d) Serving Notice of an Order or Judgment.
(1) Service. Immediately after entering an order or judgment, the clerk must serve notice of the entry, as provided in Rule 5(b), on each party who is not in default for failing to appear. The clerk must record the service on the docket. A party also may serve notice of the entry as provided in Rule 5(b).
(2) Time to Appeal Not Affected by Lack of Notice. Lack of notice of the entry does not affect the time for appeal or relieve—or authorize the court to relieve—a party for failing to appeal within the time allowed, except as allowed by Federal Rule of Appellate Procedure (4)(a).
(As amended Dec. 27, 1946, eff. Mar. 19, 1948; Jan. 21, 1963, eff. July 1, 1963; Dec. 4, 1967, eff. July 1, 1968; Mar. 1, 1971, eff. July 1, 1971; Mar. 2, 1987, eff. Aug. 1, 1987; Apr. 30, 1991, eff. Dec. 1, 1991; Apr. 23, 2001, eff. Dec. 1, 2001; Apr. 30, 2007, eff. Dec. 1, 2007; Apr. 25, 2014, eff. Dec. 1, 2014.)


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Rangers 10, Red Sox 9: Josh Beckett's Disaster Leaves Sox Series Losers
By Benjamin Buchanan@OverTheMonster Aug 8, 2012, 5:09pm EDT
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The Red Sox fell to the Rangers 10-9 Wednesday afternoon thanks to disaster games from both Bobby Valentine and Josh Beckett.
In a game where he had to prove himself, Josh Beckett came out and did the exact opposite. Where much of the rest of the team seems to have overcome the first-inning issues that plagued them around the trade deadline, Beckett has clearly not. A nine-pitch walk to Ian Kinsler, a bunt single, and a Josh Hamilton triple to the triangle quickly put the Sox in a 2-0 hole before an Adrian Beltre sacrifice fly made it 3-0.
The Red Sox would respond quickly, however, picking up two in the bottom of the first with a two-out rally, the runs being driven in by an Adrian Gonzalez double to right and Cody Ross single up the middle off of Ian Kinsler's glove. Ross would pick up another big hit in the third, hitting his first homer in 16 games into the Monster seats to make it three-all.
Beckett, meanwhile, had gotten through the second on six pitches, and then escaped a major jam after putting runners on the corners with no outs in the third. The fourth proved almost as quick as the second, but then came the fifth, and everything unraveled. Mitch Moreland led off the inning with a homer to dead center, Elvis Andrus singled up the middle, and Josh Hamilton made it another three-run frame by launching another shot into the right field stands to make it 6-0.
Once again, the Sox were up to the task of responding, at least well enough to keep it close. A leadoff Carl Crawford triple would lead to one run after an Adrian Gonzalez double, and with a pair of walks being enough to both chase Matt Harrison from the game and move Gonzalez to third, a passed ball from Geovany Soto let the first baseman come in to score another, making it 6-5.
Unfortunately, for some reason Bobby Valentine decided to let Beckett come back out for the sixth, and it was just more of the same. A well-hit single from David Murphy, and a big homer from Geovany Soto left the Sox back down by three without an out in the sixth to show for it. Clayton Mortensen would settle the Rangers down in the sixth, but gave up a solo shot to Geovany Soto to make it 9-5 in the seventh.
For the third time, however, the Red Sox were not ready to give up on the game just yet. Dustin Pedroia led off the inning with a ground ball single, and then quickly scored on an Adrian Gonzalez double to cut the lead back down to three. Cody Ross drew a walk, and up came Will Middlebrooks. With two men on base, just like in his pinch-hitting appearance on Tuesday, Will Middlebrooks took a big swing and provided the Red Sox with three runs, launching a high Roy Oswalt fastball over the Monster and into the Sports Authority sign for his fifteenth homer of the season.
Mortensen would provide a solid eighth for the Sox, but with the bullpen in rough straits would be called on for one too many, and ultimately that was the straw that broke the camel's back. Elvis Andrus walked, Josh Hamilton singled, and just like that the go-ahead run was at third. An Adrian Beltre fly ball off Alfredo Aceves was all they needed to take the lead 10-9. The Sox would get a double out of Cody Ross in the bottom of the inning, but could not push across the run they needed to tie the game, falling to the Rangers once again.
Final - 8.8.2012
Texas Rangers 3 0 0 0 3 2 1 0 1 10
Boston Red Sox 2 0 1 0 2 0 4 0 0 9
For more on the Red Sox, please be sure to check out our blog Over The Monster and SB Nation Boston for all the latest news and updates.
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Village Roadshow and the art of tax dodging
The Australian deserves a pat on the back for devoting resources to the extraordinary unfolding court case between Village Roadshow and its former director, Peter Ziegler, who put together a $900 million tax-effective film financing operation and is seeking a $76 million bonus for his efforts. Village managing director Graham Burke took the stand for […]
Stephen Mayne,
deserves a pat on the back for devoting resources to the extraordinary
unfolding court case between Village Roadshow and its former director,
Peter Ziegler, who put together a $900 million tax-effective film
financing operation and is seeking a $76 million bonus for his efforts.
Village managing director Graham Burke took the stand for the first time yesterday and was extremely colourful as you see from this story in The Australian. This
followed a gruelling five days on the stand for Village Roadshow
chairman Robert Kirby. Check out the coverage of his final day here.
have to wonder why on earth Village didn't settle? When was the last
time a company chairman spent five full days in court? The ATO will be
all over the transcripts, as Village was arguably the most aggressive
tax planner on the ASX over the last 15 years and much of their dirty
linen is now being aired by the architect of some of the schemes.
Burke was really calling a spade a spade yesterday, as The Australian explains:
Testifying in Village's defence against a $76 million
lawsuit from former executive director Peter Ziegler, Mr Burke said
that during the mid-1990s the company operated tax-effective investment
schemes under the euphemism of "private investor film financing".
the time, 'private investors' was used to cover up what were tax
schemes," he said. "It was people in tax rorts, they had no interest in
films."
Mr Burke said that Mr Ziegler, a former tax adviser with Ernst & Young, had the idea of referring to the schemes this way.
has long been regarded as having the worst corporate governance of any
top 100 company, although its performance is now so poor that it no
longer ranks in the top 100. Burke came up with the lovely line on
Monday that Ziegler was "a cabinet minister" and was good at "sourcing
OPM (other people's money) through tax opportunities and other
innovative and creative ways."
There have even been allegations of anti-semitism, as this extract The Australian on Monday demonstrates:
Mr Ziegler told an earlier hearing that during a discussion
in May 2000, Mr Burke had told him "that f…ing Jew isn't getting $500
million of our money, he never expected it and we don't intend to give
it to him."
Mr Burke then said he was referring not to Mr
Ziegler but to Village Roadshow Pictures chief executive Bruce Berman,
adding that Village was "happy for you to have a couple of hundred
million dollars for having created this opportunity for us," Mr Ziegler
told the court.
Burke completely rejected this claim in court yesteday and said that most of the people he dealt with in Hollywood were Jewish.
Packers are also in an interesting position, having hired Ziegler last
year while remaining mates with the Village Roadshow crew. A letter
written by Burke in 2002 included the claim that his "good friends
Kerry and James Packer sure as hell would not be trying to buy half of
it right now" if the (film finance) division was not doing well.
Stephen Mayne
Columnist and Crikey Founder @MayneReport
Stephen Mayne founded Crikey in February 2000 and has remained as a contributor since selling it in 2005. He's a former Kennett government staffer and City of Melbourne councillor who is currently serving on City of Manningham in Melbourne's east. He has also worked and volunteered in the shareholder advocacy and gambling reform space.
Village Roadshow still a shocker
Village Roadshow turns gated community
Adam Schwab,


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Die Kurhessenkaserne in Hann. Münden in Südniedersachsen wurde in einer ersten Phase zwischen 1900 und 1907 erbaut. Sie begründete die Pioniertradition des Standortes. Die Kaserne hat eine wechselhafte Geschichte durch militärische und nichtmilitärische Nutzung erfahren. Heute befindet sich auf dem weitläufigen früheren Kasernenareal der Wohn- und Gewerbepark Fuldablick. Die historischen Kasernenbauten stehen als Ensemble unter Denkmalschutz.

Baugeschichte
Die Kaserne am Ortsrand von Neumünden an der heutigen B 3 wurde vom Regierungsbaumeister Georg Kegel aus Kassel errichtet. Zu den entstandenen Baulichkeiten zählten ein Garnisonslazarett, Hallengebäude, Mannschaftsunterkünfte, ein Offizierskasino sowie ein Landübungsplatz für Pioniere. Die stattlichen Mannschaftsgebäude weisen eine Fassadengestaltung auf, die der Backsteingotik entlehnt ist. Beim Offizierskasino handelt es sich um einen Bau im Stile der Neorenaissance mit geschweiften Knickgiebeln. Seine Kreuzstockfenster und das Sandsteinportal stellen eine Reminiszenz an das Welfenschloss Münden und das Rathaus Münden dar. Das Garnisonslazarett mit zwei Gebäuden befand sich außerhalb des Kasernengeländes am Waldrand. Sein Hauptbau hat einen T-Grundriss und steht auf einem Sockelgeschoss aus Buntsandstein. Der Bau weist dekorative Schweif- und Treppengiebel auf.

Geschichte
Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts gab es in Hannoversch Münden, wie der Ort damals hieß, Bestrebungen im Magistrat und seitens führender Personen, die Stadt wieder zur Garnison werden zu lassen. Zuvor waren bis 1866 militärische Einheiten des Königreichs Hannover im Ort stationiert, zum Teil im damals als Kaserne genutzten Welfenschloss Münden. Zu den Befürwortern einer erneuten Truppenstationierung gehörten der in Hannoversch Münden aufgewachsene Bildhauer Gustav Eberlein, der Bürgermeister und einige Unternehmer. Man erwartete wirtschaftliche Vorteile für den Ort. Hinzu kam das zu dieser Zeit herrschende militärbegeisterte Nationalgefühl. Diese Bestrebungen korrespondierten zu den Aufrüstungsbestrebungen des Deutschen Kaiserreichs um die Jahrhundertwende. 1899 kündigte das Preußische Kriegsministerium die Verlegung eines Pionierbataillons in die Stadt an. Im Jahr 1900 wurde der Grundstein für die Kasernenbauten nahe der Fulda auf einem Gelände der Klosterkammer gelegt. Die Bauten wurden auf Kosten der Stadt Münden für 3 Millionen Goldmark errichtet und an das Militär vermietet.

Nach Fertigstellung der ersten Kasernengebäude 1901 bezog das bis dahin in Mainz-Kastel gelegene Hessische Pionier-Bataillon Nr. 11,  das später in Kurhessisches Pionier-Bataillon Nr. 11 umbenannt wurde, die Anlage. Das Bataillon rekrutierte sich überwiegend in Kurhessen (siehe auch Kurhessische Armee). Während des Ersten Weltkriegs wurden in der Kurhessenkaserne zwischen 1914 und 1918 insgesamt 21.000 Pioniere für die Kriegsformationen des Pionier-Bataillons ausgebildet. Nach dem Krieg ab 1918 bezog das Pionierbataillon 11 der Reichswehr die Kaserne.

In der Zeit der Weimarer Republik wurde das Pionierbataillon 11 im Jahr 1920 aufgelöst und die Kaserne nicht mehr militärisch genutzt. Dies beruhte auf der Reduzierung der Reichswehr auf ein 100.000-Mann-Heer gemäß den Bestimmungen des Versailler Vertrages. 1921 bezog die Hessisch-Nassauische Polizeischule die Kaserne. Militärische Einheiten kehrten erst in der Zeit des Nationalsozialismus mit dem Pionierbataillon 9 zurück, das in der jetzt in Kurhessenkaserne umbenannten Anlage stationiert wurde. Während des Zweiten Weltkriegs wurden in der Kaserne Pioniere für den Fronteinsatz ausgebildet.

In der Nachkriegszeit diente die Kurhessenkaserne als Unterkunft für Displaced Persons. Zwischen 1952 und 1956 wurde sie von einer Grenzschutzabteilung genutzt und es kam zur Ansiedlung von Kleingewerbe. 1955 wurden in der Kaserne 900 Kriegsheimkehrer aus der Sowjetunion wegen Überfüllung des Lagers Friedland aufgenommen.

Nach der Aufstellung der Bundeswehr im Jahr 1955 zogen wieder Pioniere in die Kurhessenkaserne ein. Von 1956 bis 1958 war dies das Panzer-Pionierbataillon 5, das anschließend in Pionierbataillon 2 (PiBtl 2) umbenannt wurde. Zur Garnison gehörten neben dem PiBtl 2 auch immer selbständige Kompanien mit unterschiedlichen Bezeichnungen, so zum Beispiel von 1959 bis 1981 die Panzerpionierkompanie 50.

Nach der Deutschen Wiedervereinigung von 1990 und damit verbundenen Truppenreduzierungen wurde das Pionierbataillon 2 im Jahr 1992 mit einem Großen Zapfenstreich auf dem Tanzwerder feierlich verabschiedet. Die Bundeswehr blieb bis zur endgültigen Auflösung der Einheit am 31. März 1993 Hausherr in der Kaserne. Das seither frei zugängliche Kasernengelände wird heute als Wohn- und Gewerbepark Fuldablick bezeichnet und entsprechend genutzt.

Literatur
 Karl Brethauer: Neumünden in: Münden. Gesammelte Aufsätze. Erste Folge. Verlag Hans Fiedler, Hann. Münden, 1984, S. 94
 Denkmaltopographie Bundesrepublik Deutschland. Baudenkmale in Niedersachsen, Landkreis Göttingen, Teil 1, Band 5.2, 1993, Redaktion Urs Boeck, Peter F. Lufen und Walter Wulf, CW Niemeyer Buchverlage, Hameln, S. 127, ISBN 3-87585-251-6.

Weblinks

Private Website zur Pioniergarnison Hann. Münden

Fotoimpressionen des heutigen Wohn- und Gewerbeparks
Kolorierte Postkarte der Kaserne

Einzelnachweise

Bauwerk in Hann. Münden
Ehemalige Kaserne in Niedersachsen
Ehemalige Kaserne der Bundeswehr
Erbaut in den 1900er Jahren
Baudenkmal im Landkreis Göttingen
Umgenutztes Bauwerk im Landkreis Göttingen

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package androidx.transition;

import static com.google.common.truth.Truth.assertThat;

import static org.mockito.ArgumentMatchers.any;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.mock;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.timeout;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.verify;

import android.view.LayoutInflater;
import android.view.View;
import android.view.ViewGroup;
import android.widget.LinearLayout;

import androidx.annotation.NonNull;
import androidx.test.core.app.ActivityScenario;
import androidx.test.ext.junit.runners.AndroidJUnit4;
import androidx.test.filters.MediumTest;
import androidx.transition.test.R;

import org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.junit.runner.RunWith;

@RunWith(AndroidJUnit4.class)
@MediumTest
public class MultipleRootsTest {

    static class Views {
        LinearLayout mColumn;
        LinearLayout mRow1;
        LinearLayout mRow2;
        View mRed;
        View mGreen;
        View mBlue;
    }

    private ActivityScenario<TransitionActivity> prepareScenario(final Views views) {
        final ActivityScenario<TransitionActivity> scenario =
                ActivityScenario.launch(TransitionActivity.class);

        scenario.onActivity(new ActivityScenario.ActivityAction<TransitionActivity>() {
            @Override
            public void perform(TransitionActivity activity) {
                final ViewGroup root = activity.getRoot();

                final LayoutInflater layoutInflater = activity.getLayoutInflater();
                final View layout = layoutInflater.inflate(R.layout.multiple_roots, root, false);
                root.addView(
                        layout,
                        LinearLayout.LayoutParams.MATCH_PARENT,
                        LinearLayout.LayoutParams.MATCH_PARENT
                );
            }
        });

        scenario.onActivity(new ActivityScenario.ActivityAction<TransitionActivity>() {
            @Override
            public void perform(TransitionActivity activity) {
                views.mColumn = activity.findViewById(R.id.column);
                views.mRow1 = activity.findViewById(R.id.row_1);
                views.mRow2 = activity.findViewById(R.id.row_2);
                views.mRed = activity.findViewById(R.id.red);
                views.mGreen = activity.findViewById(R.id.green);
                views.mBlue = activity.findViewById(R.id.blue);

                assertThat(views.mColumn).isNotNull();
                assertThat(views.mRow1).isNotNull();
                assertThat(views.mRow2).isNotNull();
                assertThat(views.mRed).isNotNull();
                assertThat(views.mGreen).isNotNull();
                assertThat(views.mBlue).isNotNull();
            }
        });

        return scenario;
    }

    @Test
    public void nested_innerFirst() {
        final Views views = new Views();
        final ActivityScenario<TransitionActivity> scenario = prepareScenario(views);

        final Transition.TransitionListener innerListener =
                mock(Transition.TransitionListener.class);
        final Transition.TransitionListener outerListener =
                mock(Transition.TransitionListener.class);

        final Fade innerTransition = new Fade();
        innerTransition.setDuration(300);
        innerTransition.addListener(innerListener);
        final Fade outerTransition = new Fade();
        outerTransition.setDuration(50);
        outerTransition.addListener(outerListener);

        // Run a transition on the inner ViewGroup.
        scenario.onActivity(new ActivityScenario.ActivityAction<TransitionActivity>() {
            @Override
            public void perform(TransitionActivity activity) {
                TransitionManager.beginDelayedTransition(views.mRow1, innerTransition);
                views.mRed.setVisibility(View.INVISIBLE);
            }
        });

        verify(innerListener, timeout(3000)).onTransitionStart(any(Transition.class));

        // Run a transition on the outer ViewGroup.
        scenario.onActivity(new ActivityScenario.ActivityAction<TransitionActivity>() {
            @Override
            public void perform(TransitionActivity activity) {
                TransitionManager.beginDelayedTransition(views.mColumn, outerTransition);
                views.mBlue.setVisibility(View.INVISIBLE);
            }
        });

        verify(outerListener, timeout(3000)).onTransitionStart(any(Transition.class));

        verify(innerListener, timeout(3000)).onTransitionEnd(any(Transition.class));
        verify(outerListener, timeout(3000)).onTransitionEnd(any(Transition.class));

        scenario.close();
    }

    @Test
    public void nested_outerFirst() {
        final Views views = new Views();
        final ActivityScenario<TransitionActivity> scenario = prepareScenario(views);

        final Transition.TransitionListener innerListener =
                mock(Transition.TransitionListener.class);
        final Transition.TransitionListener outerListener =
                mock(Transition.TransitionListener.class);

        final Fade outerTransition = new Fade();
        outerTransition.setDuration(300);
        outerTransition.addListener(outerListener);
        final Fade innerTransition = new Fade();
        innerTransition.setDuration(50);
        innerTransition.addListener(innerListener);

        // Run a transition on the outer ViewGroup.
        scenario.onActivity(new ActivityScenario.ActivityAction<TransitionActivity>() {
            @Override
            public void perform(TransitionActivity activity) {
                TransitionManager.beginDelayedTransition(views.mColumn, outerTransition);
                views.mBlue.setVisibility(View.INVISIBLE);
            }
        });

        verify(outerListener, timeout(3000)).onTransitionStart(any(Transition.class));

        // Run a transition on the inner ViewGroup.
        scenario.onActivity(new ActivityScenario.ActivityAction<TransitionActivity>() {
            @Override
            public void perform(TransitionActivity activity) {
                TransitionManager.beginDelayedTransition(views.mRow1, innerTransition);
                views.mRed.setVisibility(View.INVISIBLE);
            }
        });

        verify(innerListener, timeout(3000)).onTransitionStart(any(Transition.class));

        verify(innerListener, timeout(3000)).onTransitionEnd(any(Transition.class));
        verify(outerListener, timeout(3000)).onTransitionEnd(any(Transition.class));

        scenario.close();
    }

    @Test
    public void adjacent() {
        final Views views = new Views();
        final ActivityScenario<TransitionActivity> scenario = prepareScenario(views);

        final Transition.TransitionListener row1Listener =
                mock(Transition.TransitionListener.class);
        final Transition.TransitionListener row2Listener =
                mock(Transition.TransitionListener.class);

        final Fade row1Transition = new Fade();
        row1Transition.setDuration(300);
        row1Transition.addListener(row1Listener);
        final Fade row2Transition = new Fade();
        row2Transition.setDuration(50);
        row2Transition.addListener(row2Listener);

        // Run a transition on the first ViewGroup.
        scenario.onActivity(new ActivityScenario.ActivityAction<TransitionActivity>() {
            @Override
            public void perform(TransitionActivity activity) {
                TransitionManager.beginDelayedTransition(views.mRow1, row1Transition);
                views.mRed.setVisibility(View.INVISIBLE);
            }
        });

        verify(row1Listener, timeout(3000)).onTransitionStart(any(Transition.class));

        // Run a transition on the second ViewGroup.
        scenario.onActivity(new ActivityScenario.ActivityAction<TransitionActivity>() {
            @Override
            public void perform(TransitionActivity activity) {
                TransitionManager.beginDelayedTransition(views.mRow2, row2Transition);
                views.mBlue.setVisibility(View.INVISIBLE);
            }
        });

        verify(row2Listener, timeout(3000)).onTransitionStart(any(Transition.class));

        verify(row2Listener, timeout(3000)).onTransitionEnd(any(Transition.class));
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After advancing to the quarterfinals of the World Cup, the coach of the Dutch national team and the players were welcomed with singing and dancing at the hotel in Qatar • A good time to let loose now
At the age of 71 and after a coaching career of more than 30 years, the coach of the Dutch national team Louis van Gaal, yesterday (Saturday) finally allowed himself to be free, when he danced in the hotel, after the 1:3 victory over the United States, which as I remember raised the Dutch national team to the round of 16 of the World Cup .
Van Gaal and his team returned to the hotel after getting the ticket to the last eight for the first time since 2014 where they were received by the staff with flags, and music, which made the tough coach move his body, smile from ear to ear and even record it on his cell phone.
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The Dutch coach has already made it clear that his only goal in Qatar is to win the World Cup, and nothing else really matters to him.
But after a week in which he faced criticism for what was called "boring" football, this time Van Gaal looks more liberated than ever.
Even at the post-match press conference, Van Gaal was in high spirits, at one point leaning down to kiss the man of the match, Denzel Dumfries, on the cheek.
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Understanding Science, Embracing Religion
A study by Timothy L. O'Brien at the University of Evansville finds that deeply religious people understand and even accept the practical applications of science and technology but rejects the scientific explanations of creation and evolution.
Professor O'Brien find that people who view both science and religion in a positive light are well educated and financially secure.
Although they accept scientific theories and explanations that covers geology, radioactivity, planetary motion, genetics, and probability, they reject the concept of evolution and the how the universe was formed; the Big Bang.
They even find that almost half of these people, known as post-seculars, believe that the Bible is the literal word of God. Post-seculars also report the greatest strength of religious affiliation as compared to traditionals and moderns.
The study does reveal that people's belief in science and religion is not a product of education or understanding since post-seculars are scientifically literate yet does not accept the concept of evolution as the origin of life or that the big bang created the universe.
The study is published in the American Sociological Review.
Science, Religion, Education, and Wealth
A new study finds that many U.S. adults -- roughly one in five -- are deeply religious, know a lot about science, and support many practical uses of science and technology in everyday life, but reject scientific explanations of creation and evolution.
"We were surprised to find that many people who are knowledgeable about science and appreciative of its practical uses reject certain well-established scientific theories," said Timothy L. O'Brien, an assistant professor of sociology at the University of Evansville and the lead author of the study, which appears in the February issue of the American Sociological Review.
"This finding is particularly interesting because these people who view both science and religion favorably -- people who hold what we call a post-secular perspective -- have relatively high levels of education and income, and many social scientists assume that high levels of education and income, as well as positive views of science are incompatible with religiosity."
But, O'Brien said the study calls that "common assumption" into question. "We find that many highly educated, well-informed, religious individuals accept scientific theories about topics such as geology, radioactivity, planetary motion, genetics, and probability while rejecting mainstream scientific accounts of evolution and the big bang," he said.
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Titled, "Traditional, Modern, and Post-Secular Perspectives on Science and Religion in the United States," the study relies on nationally representative data on U.S. adults from the 2006, 2008, and 2010 waves of the General Social Survey. The study considers people who self-identified as Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, and followers of other faiths, as well as individuals who did not identify with a religious group.
As part of their analysis, O'Brien and his co-author Shiri Noy, an assistant professor of sociology at the University of Wyoming, determined that U.S. adults hold one of three perspectives based on their knowledge and attitudes about science and religion. Twenty-one percent hold a post-secular perspective, which values both science and religion, but which rejects science in favor of religion when it comes to topics such as creation and evolution. Forty-three percent hold a traditional perspective, which favors religion over science, and 36 percent hold a modern perspective, which favors science over religion.
"These three worldviews are held across religious groups, political parties, and social classes," according to O'Brien, who said social scientists have typically focused on studying people's perspectives on science or views on religion separately rather than looking at them simultaneously.
"Ours is the first study of the U.S. public that examines perspectives on science and religion in tandem," he said. "In doing so, our study uncovers a previously unidentified group of well-informed people who are appreciative of science and technology's social uses, but who are deeply religious and who reject certain scientific theories in favor of religious ones."
Among these post-seculars, more than 90 percent agree with contemporary scientific theories about geology, radioactivity, and planetary motion, but only 6 percent believe that the universe began with a huge explosion. Even fewer -- 3 percent of post-seculars -- agree that humans evolved from earlier animals.
In addition, 48 percent of post-seculars believe that the Bible is the literal word of God, compared to 31 percent of all U.S.adults, 46 percent of traditionals, and 3 percent of moderns. Post-seculars also report the greatest strength of religious affiliation as compared to traditionals and moderns.
"Our findings indicate that post-seculars are the most religious," O'Brien said.
In terms of the study's implications, the research "shows that differences in people's views of science and religion do not necessarily reflect a lack of knowledge or understanding," said O'Brien, who emphasized that "post-seculars are scientifically literate" yet still reject scientific explanations of the origins of human life and the universe.
"This suggests that bridging gaps between different groups of people may have less to do with reducing knowledge deficits among them and more to do with increasing empathy for and awareness of different lifestyles and cultural preferences," O'Brien said.
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Home International Prince Harry and Meghan's son Archie christened in private service
Prince Harry and Meghan's son Archie christened in private service
LONDON, July 7: Prince Harry and Meghan's baby son Archie was on Saturday christened in the chapel at Windsor Castle in a private ceremony following his birth in early May.
The couple's first child — who is seventh in line to the British throne — wore a handmade replica of the royal christening robe, which was made in 1841 for the christening of Queen Victoria.
The replica has been worn by royal infants at christenings for the last 11 years.
Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby baptised the two-month-old using water from the River Jordan and the silver Lily Font, a royal heirloom, in accordance with tradition.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex released two photographs of them with Archie on their social media accounts, showing his face for the first time.
In one picture, they are surrounded by close family while in the other the couple are cradling him.
The images were taken by fashion photographer Chris Allerton, who also shot Harry and Meghan's wedding photographs last year.
Meghan's mother Doria Ragland, Harry's brother William and his wife Kate, and their father Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, all posed in the picture.
The sisters of the late Diana, Princess of Wales — Harry and William's mother — also attended and featured in the family photo.
The names of Archie's godparents were not released by Harry and Meghan and remain a mystery. (AGENCIES)
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National Harbor Opens Strong
The $1.4 billion MGM National Harbor casino on the Potomac River near Washington, D.C. opened doors to the public Thursday, December 8th around 10:30 at night. The casino floor was promptly flooded by 5,000 customers. Around midnight access was restricted because the casino had reached capacity.
The public started getting its first view of the 24-story hotel Saturday night with unique views of the D.C. skyline. The first luxury gaming resort in the nation's capital has 308 rooms with premier amenities.
During the first week the casino has continued reaching capacity level crowds since the grand opening.
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Florida is late coming to the Compact table, allowing the Federal courts to severely weaken the state's negotiating position. But there are several ways the state can help the Seminoles, while earning more tax dollars from the slot machines at Greyhound tracks.
NORTON'S NOTES: Thoughts on Japanese Pachinko
While betting on certain sporting events in Japan is legal and casinos are not yet, Pachinko games are available everywhere in Japan. These games are not supposed to be gambling, and the Pachinko Parlors only give out gifts to winners. But these gifts, or the Pachinko balls themselves, are easily exchanged for cash at neighboring stores; so in effect this is gambling. And frequently the exchange of balls or merchandise can be made at a street vendor or adjacent store, often owned by the Pachinko Parlor's operator. But because of the gray nature of the business, these companies cannot be traded on the Japanese Exchange.
How will the Trump Administration Affect Gaming Growth?
A new president. A new administration. What do the election results mean for the gaming industry?
Some think President-elect Donald Trump's casino history bodes well for the industry.
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As the BBA prepares for the start of the 2015-2016 program year, we wanted to highlight the work of our governing Council. The Council is a group of 34 elected and appointed members who guide the Association everything from public policy decisions to initiatives for new lawyers.
The BBA would like to thank the outgoing Council members and officers for their support, guidance, and dedication to our mission for the past three years. Thank you and we look forward to continuing our partnership.
Christine Netski – Sugarman, Rogers, Barshak & Cohen, P.C.
Voices of the Students 8/20/2015: What has been the most memorable part of the BBA Summer Jobs Program?
This summer, a record breaking 65 Boston Public School students participated in the BBA's Summer Jobs Program. Not only did they gain valuable on-the-job professional experience, the students also participated in a series of enrichment seminars, attended a Mock City Council hearing, and visited Bankruptcy Court.
Karen Wang – Intern at Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C.
Voices of the Students 8/13/2015: What has been the most memorable part of the BBA Summer Jobs Program?
New faces, new programs, new….carpet?
It's that time of the year, again. As we enter late summer and enjoy the long, warm days, the BBA staff is anxiously preparing for a new program year! With only 25 days until September 1, the team at 16 Beacon Street is busy putting everything in order for our 12,000 members.
New BBA Leadership. Have you met the members of the 2015-2016 Council?
New Programming – Have you visited our calendar lately? September and October programs are already on the books. Be sure to save the date for the BBA's Fall Forums Kick-off on Wednesday, September 16th.
New Law Students – Once again, the BBA is proud to partner with the five Boston law schools and welcome their law students as BBA members. On Thursday, September 3rd, our New Lawyers Section will host a Law Student Welcome Reception. We hope to see you there!
Voices of the Bar would like to give a special thanks to the BBA's Facilities Supervisor Bill Santry for managing the renovations!
The BBA staff wishes you a fantastic August, and we are thrilled to welcome you back in September!
Voices of the Bar 7/30/2015 – If you could go on any dream vacation to any destination, where would you go?
This week's Reception for International Lawyers got us thinking about exciting locales and far-off destinations. It's the time of year when, if you haven't gone on vacation already, you may have one planned – whether it will end up happening, or it's all in your head!
Cassie Ramos – Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C.
Phelps T. Turner – Sugarman, Rogers, Barshak & Cohen, P.C.
Lindsay Manning Burke – Kenney & Sams, P.C.
If you would like to respond to a future Voices of the Bar, make sure you send a headshot, and contact Galen Byrne at [email protected].
You've probably seen updates and notices for the BBA's popular Summer Career Series, which famously tells attendees "what's it REALLY like" to work in certain areas of law.
What a mystery to delve into! First of all, working at a bar association is made rewarding by virtue of our enthusiastic volunteers and great members. (What can we say? We're a little spoiled!) But there is much more to it than that.
So…What's It REALLY Like to Work at the BBA?
Many of our members come to the BBA every month – sometimes every week! – for lunch programs, Section and committee meetings, and many other reasons. Along the way, they meet (eminently competent and, let's face it, totally lovable) BBA staff members working across all areas of the organization.
…by which we mean, calm and unruffled on the surface, but paddling furiously as they keep the organization afloat.
Always confident in directing people where to go and where to be for the best event experience possible, it's a busy, high-energy world in events. Also, they know where the best snacks are.
Wondering how the BBA is always able to adapt to the ever-changing legal and political climate of the city? Thank Team Government Relations for having their eyes in all directions looking out for the latest legislative updates. It has moments of being slow, but when there's movement, watch out – these guys are ready to move fast.
And then there are the staff members who are rarely seen, rarely heard, but incredibly valuable. Think of them as the BBA deep cut, if you will.
On the move ready to put their financial plans in action; known for their sound survival mechanisms; and…surprisingly cuddly?
Or how about our IT team? There are a surprising number of tech issues that come up at the BBA, so for them, working at a bar association is about quickly, quietly, and discreetly solving these issues before anyone notices them.
And last, but certainly not least, our facilities team takes expert care of the BBA's historic headquarters, 16 Beacon Street, making sure that all meetings and events inside its walls can run full steam ahead.
….sometimes it's a zoo over here!
Voices of the Bar 7/23/15: What is your advice to those taking the bar exam next week?
Cue the ominous music: next week is the bar exam. We're sure that many recent graduates are busy cramming – and worrying – about this test. Do you have anything to say that might help ease their nerves?
Grace L. McGuire – Sugarman, Rogers, Barshak & Cohen, P.C.
Voices of the Staff 7/16/15: What is your favorite outdoor event or activity to do in Boston during the summer?
Fortunately, the BBA staff has a ton of great ideas for summer fun up their sleeves. Summer associates who are in Boston just for the summer, take note — there is plenty of time to enjoy all of the below. And if you're feeling like getting a little more legal education, you can always attend the BBA's Summer Career Series. Coming up next week: what's it really like to practice family law?
My Cousin Vinny, Ally McBeal, Anatomy of a Murder – lawyers have been a favorite part of contemporary media for decades. Sometimes hard-hitting dramatic players, sometimes comic relief, they're always an intriguing glimpse at how people view the profession and how pop culture portrays them.
We'll start with the oldest first. Technically, The Judge came out in 2014, but we're not going to hold that against it. The ever-charming Robert Downey, Jr. takes off his Iron Man suit for long enough to play a defense attorney who is the estranged son of a judge played inimitably well by Robert Duvall.
For nostalgic Breaking Bad fans wanting to get a piece of that world back, you can always turn to Better Call Saul. It focuses on Saul Goodman in his former life as Jimmy McGill, a dubious scam artist-public defender with perhaps a few too many ties to the criminal underworld of New Mexico. We can't wait for more!
We can't give James Patterson top billing, but – it's James Patterson. Classic guilty pleasure. The novel focuses on attorney Trevor Mann, whose life is upended after a startling discovery – and no, we're not talking about legal discovery.
This one is a little different, but we felt this gripping tale that illuminates international legal proceedings deserved a spot on the list. Set in Israel, it focuses on an Israeli woman seeking a divorce from her unwilling husband, who refuses her request for three years. The tense drama is thrilling, and watching the legal arguments before a panel of religious leaders sheds light on the contrast between the law in the U.S. and in other countries.
Perhaps one of the most popular currents depictions of lawyers, Suits has no problems bringing the drama and intrigue to the small screen. It may be a slightly romanticized view of the profession, but hey, we're charmed by it. A brilliant college dropout faking a law degree and reminding a hardened cynical partner why he chose the law in the first place? Brilliant.
Give it up for Julianna Margulies and her portrayal of Alicia Florrick, who weathers her husband's corruption scandal and returns to work as a litigator with something to prove. The cast really carries this show, earning it a spot in the top five of our list.
This hasn't even come out yet and we're already excited for it. While this upcoming thriller focuses on an FBI investigation, we can't wait to see Nicole Kidman's headlining turn as Claire, a District Attorney who discovers a murder that hits far too close to home.
Oh, come on – you know this list wouldn't be complete without mentioning Law & Order in all of its still-running iterations. We'll be able to predict the Apocalypse on the day that there isn't at least one episode of Law & Order in some form on a major TV station.
The most recent and perhaps most controversial update in legal media: Harper Lee's secret novel has been published at last, and – spoiler alert! – people have been dismayed to see Atticus Finch, a paragon of justice, change radically before their eyes. Beyond this, many feel that the book should not have been published in the first place, as it was unclear whether Lee, who was in ill health, ever intended for the book to be published.
Are you excited about the publication of Go Set a Watchman?
Yes -- I'm so looking forward to reading it!
Voices of the Bar 7/9/15: What are you reading?
Summer often gives us the opportunity to breathe a little easier and catch up on pursuits that may fall by the wayside during the rest of the year – like reading. Whether it's a casual "beach read" novel or an intense work of nonfiction, there's something out there for everyone to work their way through over the summer.
John J. Carroll – Meehan, Boyle, Black & Bogdanow, P.C.


Several major breweries are hopping from hops and barley to bud. But the list of new, THC-infused beverage options isn't limited to beer.
The cannabis-infused beverage biz is booming. Many people are looking for alternative ways to consume cannabis, and beverages have quickly joined edibles, oils, and tinctures among the most popular alternative pot products.
Drinking a cup of tea in the morning or after work can be very relaxing, and now it can be even more so. You can buy tea infused with THC or CBD. These teas can be used as a way to fall asleep easier — or without pain — and can also be used to get your creative juices flowing at work.
Today, even a soda can get you high. Different brands are available, offering a wide range of indica-, sativa- and hybrid-infused beverages. There's a can or bottle for every taste and need: If you need help falling asleep, for example, pop open one with indica.
This might sound odd to some of you — or perhaps the best invention ever to others — but you can now add a packet of 10 mg purified THC to any drink of your choice. This flavor-free powder will allow you to discreetly enjoy a cannabis-infused beverage.
Note: If you think cannabis-infused drinks won't get you high or relieve you of your symptoms, think again. Most contain between 10 and 40 mg of THC, and just one drink is enough for most people to feel the effects. Also, some drinks contain more than 200 mg of THC. This is too much for a first-time user or someone with low tolerance. Start with 10 mg, and work your way up.


At the most basic level, their duties include valuing property and looking for structural defects in buildings. They also provide expert consultancy advice in property, construction and related environmental issues. The organisation that represents them is the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.


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BBB Announces Executive Re-Org
DAPHNE, ALABAMA: BBB Industries, LLC (BBB), a remanufacturing leader in the automotive aftermarket, is pleased to announce two executive promotions reporting to the CEO: Chris Garner to executive vice president of sales and John Boyer to executive vice president of marketing and product management.
Chris Garner: Garner joined BBB in 2006. Over the past few years, he has been a catalyst for extraordinary growth. In his new role, he will serve as the senior customer-facing executive responsible for all aspects of BBB's passenger vehicle sales in the independent aftermarket.
John Boyer: Boyer joined BBB in 2015. In the past three years, he has built a well-respected product management and cataloging capability. As BBB moves forward with its product-centric business team structure and continues adding new product lines, this function will become even more central to the company's success.
"These promotions reflect our company's commitment to excellence," said BBB's CEO Duncan Gillis. "Chris and John have been vital to BBB's growth, and we are proud to recognize their contributions to our company's success with these promotions."
Odd Joergenrud, formerly BBB's president and chief commercial officer, has left the company to pursue other opportunities. BBB thanks him for his service over the past two years and wishes him well.
BBB Industries, LLC is an industry leader in the remanufacturing of starters, alternators, hydraulic and air disc brake calipers, power steering products and turbochargers for the OEM, passenger and commercial vehicle aftermarket industries. BBB takes pride in producing the highest quality products in the industry – these standards apply to customer service, the manufacturing process, product installation and to the performance on the vehicle. Automated test fixtures test every unit manufactured by BBB to meet or exceed OE specifications. Founded in 1987, BBB Industries, LLC is a private company headquartered in Daphne, Alabama. Please see www.bbbind.com for more information.
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The Global Mobile Suppliers Association (GSA) has confirmed 7.2Mbps as the new baseline for high speed packet access (HSPA) or 3G broadband wireless networks, and has revealed that the number of HSPA devices on the market has increased 121pc year-on-year.
Half of the HSPA networks in commercial service globally are capable of peak downlink data speeds of 7.2Mbps or higher, according to research just published by the GSA.
GSA's newly released HSPA Operator Commitments Survey confirms 316 HSPA network commitments in 129 countries.
A total of 274 operators have commercially launched HSPA mobile broadband services in 115 countries, with around half of them supporting a peak downlink data speed of 7.2Mbps or higher.
WCDMA has over 73pc market share of commercial 3G networks worldwide. Almost 95pc of WCDMA operators have now launched HSPA.
A related survey by GSA confirms that 1,605 HSPA devices have been launched by 183 manufacturers. The number of products announced increased by over 121pc year-on-year.
The number of HSPA-enabled notebooks tripled year-on-year, with the number of phones and smartphones rising by more than 88pc in the same period.
Excluding notebooks, a total of 595 HSPA products (over 46pc) support peak downlink data speeds of 7.2Mbps or more.
"With 135 commercial HSPA networks supporting peak downlink data throughputs of at least 7.2Mbps, and almost 600 user devices launched in the market which are capable of operating at 7.2Mbps or higher, clearly a new baseline for mobile broadband service and capabilities has been established using HSPA," said president of the GSA Alan Hadden.
Evolved HSPA (HSPA+) is the next step on the roadmap for many operators, which increases data rates by using higher order modulation schemes and multiple antenna technology (MIMO).
3GPP Release 7 introduced 64 QAM modulation, increasing the downlink peak data bit rate by 50pc to 21 Mbps. In the uplink, 16 QAM doubles the peak data bit rate from 5.76Mbps to 11.5 Mbps.
Release 8 allows for combining 64 QAM with 2×2 MIMO for peak rates up to 42 Mbps downlink and 11.5Mbps uplink (per 5 MHz carrier). Further evolution of HSPA will use combinations of multi-carrier and MIMO to reach peak rates of 84Mbps downlink and 23 Mbps uplink.
Almost 40 operators have committed to HSPA+ network deployments.
The world's first HSPA+ network was launched in February 2009. According to GSA, the number of HSPA+ networks in commercial service has now reached double figures. 10 HSPA+ systems are commercially launched which are using 64QAM modulation to deliver 21Mbps peak data throughput on the downlink, for a typical user experience up to 8Mbps, depending on device availability.
The world's first HSPA+ system utilising MIMO technology has also been launched in Italy, boosting peak downlink data throughput up to 28Mbps. The recent GSA HSPA devices survey confirmed that 8 HSPA+ user devices are already launched in the market.
Uplink data speeds are also increasing. 98 operators have committed to HSPA+, with 87 networks now commercially launched, and an increasing number of these networks support 5.8Mbps peak data throughput. The number of HSPA+ user devices announced by manufacturers has more than quadrupled over the past 12 months, and now stands at 305 products.
More than a third (102 devices) support, or are upgradeable for 5.8Mbps peak operation, compared to only 14 products in July 2008.
GSA earlier announced that 31 operators are committed to LTE network deployments, which will significantly further boost network throughputs, improve spectrum and operational efficiencies and performance, and reduce latency for the next step in the user experience. GSA anticipates that up to 12 LTE networks will be in commercial service by end 2010.


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13th Annual Turkey Trot promoting fitness, helping RGV Food Bank replenish shelves
MCALLEN, TEXAS (Nov. 6, 2018) Gobble! Gobble! Gobble! The South Texas College Kinesiology Department invites all community members to the 13th Annual Turkey Trot Saturday, Nov. 17.
The purpose of this 2.2-mile run/walk is to promote a healthy and active lifestyle to community members.
Admission fee is eight cans of food or non- perishable items in lieu of a monetary fee. All donations will be transported to the Food Bank of the Rio Grande Valley.
"Over the last 13 years we've had considerable involvement from our Kinesiology majors, the STC community and many committed members of the public. Participation in both the production of the event and running the 2.2 miles, gives everyone a greater sense of purpose and allows them to see first hand what working to help others in need feels like," said Janice Lee Perez, Coordinator of Kinesiology Instructional Facilities at STC. "At the end of the race, when we load the truck full of canned goods, we know that together as a community we were able to help many families throughout the Valley. If you've never been to an STC Turkey Trot make this the year!"
On-site registration opens at 6:30 a.m. at the South Texas College Cooper Center located at 3200 W. Pecan Blvd. in McAllen. The Trot begins promptly at 7:30 a.m. rain or shine. Prizes will be awarded to the top finishers in men's and women's divisions. Free t-shirts and goodie bags will be available to the first 250 participants.
The Turkey Trot is family-friendly and strollers, children, pets on a leash, as well as turkey costumes and attire are welcome.
For more information, contact Janice Lee Perez, Coordinator of Kinesiology Instructional Facilities at 956-872-3839 or by email at jperez1@southtexascollege.edu.
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Q: What harm would arise by pointer arithmetic beyond a valid memory range? I followed the discussion on One-byte-off pointer still valid in C?.
The gist of that discussion, as far as I could gather, was that if you have:
char *p = malloc(4);

Then it is OK to get pointers up to p+4 by using pointer arithmetic. If you get a pointer by using p+5, then the behavior is undefined.
I can see why dereferencing p+5 could cause undefined behavior. But undefined behavior using just pointer arithmetic?
Why would the arithmetic operators + and - not be valid operations? I don't see any harm by adding or subtracting a number from a pointer. After all, a pointer is a represented by a number that captures the address of an object.
Of course, I was not in the standardization committee :) I am not privy to the discussions they had before codifying the standard. I am just curious. Any insight will be useful.

A: The simplest answer is that it is conceivable that a machine traps integer overflow. If that were the case, then any pointer arithmetic which wasn't confined to a single storage region might cause overflow, which would cause a trap, disrupting execution of the program. C shouldn't be obliged to check for possible overflow before attempting pointer arithmetic, so the standard allows a C implementation on such a machine to just allow the trap to happen, even if chaos ensues.
Another case is an architecture where memory is segmented, so that a pointer consists of a segment address (with implicit trailing 0s) and an offset. Any given object must fit in a single segment, which means that valid pointer arithmetic can work only on the offset. Again, overflowing the offset in the course of pointer arithmetic might produce random results, and the C implementation is under no obligation to check for that.
Finally, there may well be optimizations which the compiler can produce on the assumption that all pointer arithmetic is valid. As a simple motivating case:
if (iter - 1 < object.end()) {...}

Here the test can be omitted because it must be true for any pointer iter whose value is a valid position in (or just after) object. The UB for invalid pointer arithmetic means that the compiler is not under any obligation to attempt to prove that iter is valid (although it might need to ensure that it is based on a pointer into object), so it can just drop the comparison and proceed to generate unconditional code. Some compilers may do this sort of thing, so watch out :)
Here, by the way, is the important difference between unspecified behaviour and undefined behaviour. Comparing two pointers (of the same type) with == is defined regardless of whether they are pointers into the same object. In particular, if a and b are two different objects of the same type, end_a is a pointer to one-past-the-end of a and begin_b is a pointer to b, then
end_a == begin_b

is unspecified; it will be 1 if and only if b happens to be just after a in memory, and otherwise 0. Since you can't normally rely on knowing that (unless a and b are array elements of the same array), the comparison is normally meaningless; but it is not undefined behaviour and the compiler needs to arrange for either 0 or 1 to be produced (and moreover, for the same comparison to consistently have the same value, since you can rely on objects not moving around in memory.)

A: One case I can think of where the result of a + or - might give unexpected results is in the case of overflow or underflow.
The question you refer to points out that for p = malloc(4) you can do p+4 for comparison.  One thing this needs to guarantee is that p+4 will not overflow.  It doesn't guarantee that p+5 wont overflow.
That is to say that the + or - themselves wont cause any problems, but there is a chance, however small, that they will return a value that is unsuitable for comparison.

A: Performing basic +/- arithmetic on a pointer will not cause a problem.  The order of pointer values is sequential: &p[0] < &p[1] < ... &p[n] for a type n objects long.  But pointer arithmetic outside this range is not defined.  &p[-1] may be less or greater than &p[0].
int *p = malloc(80 * sizeof *p);
int *q = p + 1000;
printf("p:%p q:%p\n", p, q);

Dereferencing pointers outside their range or even inside the memory range, but unaligned is a problem.
printf("*p:%d\n", *p);  // OK
printf("*p:%d\n", p[79]);  // OK
printf("*p:%d\n", p[80]);  // Bad, but &p[80] will be greater than &p[79]
printf("*p:%d\n", p[-1]);  // Bad, order of p, p[-1] is not defined
printf("*p:%d\n", p[81]);  // Bad, order of p[80], p[81] is not defined
char *r = (char*) p;
printf("*p:%d\n", *((int*) (r + 1)) );  // Bad
printf("*p:%d\n", *q);  // Bad

Q: Why is p[81] undefined behavior?
A: Example: memory runs 0 to N-1.  char *p has the value N-81.  p[0] to p[79] is well defined.  p[80] is also well defined.   p[81] would need to the value N to be consistent, but that overflows so p[81] may have the value 0, N or who knows.

A: A couple of things here, the reason p+4 would be valid in such a case is because iteration to one past the last position is valid.
p+5 would not be a problem theoretically, but according to me the problem will be when you will try to dereference (p+5) or maybe you will try to overwrite that address.


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Monday, August 30, 2010 Damian Romano
A few days has past since we tossed something up on the site, but that doesn't mean we've been quiet. Lots of things have been happening behind the scenes, both for the Pens and for PensU. Lets take a look at some of the latest things happening on all fronts...
- DRAW.WING: First things first, tomorrow we'll be drawing for the autographed Matt Cooke stick. Make sure you send in your picture to damian@pensuniverse.com to be eligible. Even all of those who bought the Tangradi Trivia shirt are eligible.
- POD.CASTING: Just finished recording our third episode of the Pens Universe podcast show which should be up on the site tomorrow or Wednesday. We had special guest Chris Devivo, Director of Media Technology for the Pittsburgh Penguins join us to talk about the Consol Energy Center.
- TWO.0: We've also been working hard getting all the ducks in a row for the release of our new and improved 2.0 site. There are a lot of moving parts and we're just making sure everything is in place before we go live in a few weeks. While I can't promise everything will go right the first day, I can assure all of our readers that it will be a much better experience altogether. Lot's of new features available, so stay tuned.
- GUERIN-T'D: We all received the news the other day that Billy Guerin is not going to be in a Penguins uniform next year. While there were mixed reactions from fans on this, we at PensU stood in agreement that this was the best move. BG's age really started to show up in the latter half of the season, into playoffs this past year. It was clear to management that he was no longer able to keep up with the pace of the game in Bylsma's system. No longer is he able to keep up in the top 6 of the Pens, nor is there any room in the bottom 6. As a result, good riddance Billy. We'd like to thank you for the contribution and will never forget the stretch run in 09 that lead to the Cup.
- STAAL'D: Reports from Rob Rossi of the Pittsburgh Tribune were our late last week about some complications that Jordan Staal has been having with the severed tendon in his right foot. He had surgery to repair the injury he sustained from Montreal Canadien P.K. Subban in the second round of the playoffs last year. At this point there's speculation that he could miss the better part of training camp.
Shero said, "We'll see how he is for camp. The tendon itself is intact, strong. He just hasn't had the opportunity to be on skates much, and we're not going to rush him."
Truthfully that could mean a lot of things, but the buzz has primarily been negative in nature. We'll know more this week as to if and when we can expect Jordan to return to the ice.
- MAREK-OLD: Mike Colligan of The Hockey Writers has been following the development of a possible Marek Svatos signing. He's written a solid article on why in fact Svatos could be a good fit, but reported on twitter the other day that while there remains interest, the Penguins have not in fact been in contact with Svatos and company.
There's not much else out there on the Pens front, but much to be excited about. You can listen to episode 2 of our podcast to hear us discuss line combinations and reaction to the Asham signing. Other than that, training camp is right around the corner and we'll be doing our best to keep you abreast of the latest happenings along with our analysis on a given situation. Till then, LET'S GO PENS!