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A case of ferrous sulfate addition enhancing chalcopyrite leaching
Naoki Hiroyoshi, Masahiko Hirota, Tsuyoshi Hirajima, Masami Tsunekawa
Earth Resources Engineering
It is generally accepted that ferric ions as an oxidant are effective for leaching chalcopyrite but ferrous ions contribute to the leaching only as a source of ferric ions. However, this paper found that several chalcopyrite samples were more effectively leached in ferrous sulfate solution than in ferric sulfate solution. Chalcopyrite samples from four different sources were leached in 0.1 mol dm-3 sulfuric acid solution containing 0.1 mol dm-3 ferrous sulfate or ferric sulfate at 303 K in air for 168 h. Three samples were more effectively leached in the ferrous sulfate solution than in the ferric sulfate solution. Especially, with the sample from the Akenobe mines, Hyogo, Japan, the amount of copper extracted with ferrous sulfate was about five times larger than that with ferric sulfate. By using the Akenobe sample, leaching experiments and oxygen consumption measurements were carried out under various conditions. The amount of extracted copper increased markedly with increasing ferrous sulfate addition and decreasing pH. During the leaching experiments, most of the soluble iron was present in the ferrous form. By adding ferrous sulfate, proton consumption increased. The mole ratio of elemental sulfur to extracted copper was about 2. When the leach solution was purged with nitrogen, the amount of copper extracted was negligible even with ferrous sulfate. By adding ferrous sulfate, dissolved oxygen consumption on the sample surface increased. From these results, it was concluded that ferrous ions enhance the following reaction for the Akenobe sample: CuFeS2 + O2 + 4H+ = Cu2+ + Fe2+ + 2S0 + 2H2O. The importance of this effect in the bacterial leaching of chalcopyrite is discussed.
Hydrometallurgy
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Hiroyoshi, N., Hirota, M., Hirajima, T., & Tsunekawa, M. (1997). A case of ferrous sulfate addition enhancing chalcopyrite leaching. Hydrometallurgy, 47(1), 37-45. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0304-386X(97)00032-7
A case of ferrous sulfate addition enhancing chalcopyrite leaching. / Hiroyoshi, Naoki; Hirota, Masahiko; Hirajima, Tsuyoshi; Tsunekawa, Masami.
In: Hydrometallurgy, Vol. 47, No. 1, 11.1997, p. 37-45.
Hiroyoshi, N, Hirota, M, Hirajima, T & Tsunekawa, M 1997, 'A case of ferrous sulfate addition enhancing chalcopyrite leaching', Hydrometallurgy, vol. 47, no. 1, pp. 37-45. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0304-386X(97)00032-7
Hiroyoshi N, Hirota M, Hirajima T, Tsunekawa M. A case of ferrous sulfate addition enhancing chalcopyrite leaching. Hydrometallurgy. 1997 Nov;47(1):37-45. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0304-386X(97)00032-7
Hiroyoshi, Naoki ; Hirota, Masahiko ; Hirajima, Tsuyoshi ; Tsunekawa, Masami. / A case of ferrous sulfate addition enhancing chalcopyrite leaching. In: Hydrometallurgy. 1997 ; Vol. 47, No. 1. pp. 37-45.
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redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


The node eligibility command is used to toggle scheduling eligibility for a given node. By default nodes are eligible for scheduling meaning they can receive placements and run new allocations. Nodes that have their scheduling elegibility disabled are ineligibile for new placements.
The node drain command automatically disables eligibility. Disabling a drain restore eligibility by default.
Disable scheduling eligibility is useful when draining a set of nodes: first disable eligibility on each node that will be drained. Then drain each node. If you just drain each node allocations may get rescheduled multiple times as they get placed on nodes about to be drained!
Disabling scheduling eligibility may also be useful when investigating poorly behaved nodes. It allows operators to investigate the current state of a node without the risk of additional work being assigned to it.
A -self flag can be used to toggle eligibility of the local node. If this is not supplied, a node ID or prefix must be provided. If there is an exact match, the eligibility will be adjusted for that node. Otherwise, a list of matching nodes and information will be displayed.
-self: Set eligibility for the local node.


RA falsely (sort of?) reported an achievement failed in Black Rook Hold (Black Rook Moan). The achievement is for Mythic difficulty, but we were doing it on Normal when RA triggered the failure warning. It probably shouldn't even report it if it's not the correct difficulty?
Does this addon will containg the Legion dungeons and raid achievs or we need to get another addon? Looks like this is still not updated right?
It will, I didn't play beta so it will some time but I'll update it once I visit all dungeons.
So to see the changelog I have to go on a shady website and download a .zip file? No thanks, why not post it in plain text on the field where it's supposed to go?
I just downloaded this and went to ICC to do the Been Waiting a Long Time For This and it didn't tell me to kill the boss at 30 stacks.
The achievement in hour of twilight, eclipse, counter is broke, it told me to kill the boss, i did, no achievement, all that waiting around for thrall.
I keep getting false positives for the achievement "Keep Rollin' Rollin' Rollin'" in Stormsprout Brewery. I did the dungeon once yesterday, and thought I saw a notification saying to finish the boss because I had the requirements fulfilled. When I didn't get the achievement, I thought maybe I misread it. Today, I got the notification again saying "Keep Rollin' Rollin' Rollin' requirements completed! Kill boss now!" at only 12 barrel attacks (achievement calls for 20). I killed him anyway, just to see if the add on knew something I didn't; I did not get the achievement. I'll do it without tomorrow, but thought I'd let you know. Dunno why it's popping early.
I think the problem is the boss has to be struck by 20 manned barrels. I think the add on is counting barrels that randomly run into the boss as well, not just the ones that have a player on them. I have no idea if there's a way to differentiate between manned and unmanned though.
I hope you get enough donation to go one with your work in Legion.
Downloaded this, plus reminder and old modules. Keep seeing a red note in chat that say no tracking. What am I doing wrong ? Do I need to download something else or change something in settings?
This is a pretty cool addon, thx for work.
First of all, TYVM FOR THE UPDATE!
Keep in mind this code is not tested yet in real raid, will be able to do that next wednesday, will report how it goes.


text:
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <assert.h>
#include <ctype.h>
#include <poll.h>
#include <xmmsclient/xmmsclient.h>
#include <pthread.h>
#include <curl/curl.h>
#include <signal.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/stat.h>
#include <dirent.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include "list.h"
#include "queue.h"
#include "submission.h"
#include "md5.h"

#define PROTOCOL "1.2"
#define CLIENT_ID "xm2"

#define VERSION "0.2.9"

#define INVALID_MEDIA_ID -1

typedef struct {
	char name[NAME_MAX + 1];
	int hard_failure_count;
	char user[64], hashed_password[33];
	char session_id[256], np_url[256], subm_url[256];
	char handshake_url[256];

	Queue submissions;
	pthread_t thread;
	pthread_mutex_t submissions_mutex;
	pthread_cond_t cond;

	bool need_handshake;
	bool submission_was_success;
	bool shutdown_thread;
} Server;

static void handle_queue_line (const char *line, void *user_data);

static xmmsc_connection_t *conn;
static int32_t current_id = INVALID_MEDIA_ID;
static uint32_t seconds_played;
static time_t started_playing, last_unpause;
static List *servers;

static char proxy_host[128];
static int proxy_port;

static bool keep_running = true;

static struct sigaction sig;

static Server *
server_new (const char *name)
{
	Server *server;

	server = malloc (sizeof (Server));

	strncpy (server->name, name, sizeof (server->name));
	server->name[sizeof (server->name) - 1] = 0;

	pthread_mutex_init (&server->submissions_mutex, NULL);
	pthread_cond_init (&server->cond, NULL);

	server->need_handshake = true;
	server->shutdown_thread = false;

	queue_init (&server->submissions);

	return server;
}

static void
server_free (Server *server)
{
	pthread_mutex_destroy (&server->submissions_mutex);
	pthread_cond_destroy (&server->cond);

	free (server);
}

static bool
server_check_config (Server *server)
{
	bool config_ok = true;

	if (!*server->user) {
		fprintf (stderr, "[%s] username not specified\n", server->name);
		config_ok = false;
	}

	if (!*server->hashed_password) {
		fprintf (stderr, "[%s] password not specified\n", server->name);
		config_ok = false;
	}

	if (!*server->handshake_url) {
		fprintf (stderr, "[%s] handshake URL not specified\n", server->name);
		config_ok = false;
	}

	return config_ok;
}

static void
signal_handler (int sig)
{
	if (sig == SIGINT)
		keep_running = false;
}

static size_t
handle_handshake_reponse (void *rawptr, size_t size, size_t nmemb,
                          void *data)
{
	Server *server = data;
	size_t total = size * nmemb, left = total;
	char *ptr = rawptr, *newline;
	int len;

	newline = memchr (ptr, '\n', left);
	if (!newline) {
		fprintf (stderr, "no newline (1)\n");
		return total;
	}

	*newline = 0;

	if (strcmp (ptr, "OK")) {
		fprintf (stderr, "handshake failed\n");
		return total;
	}

	len = newline - ptr + 1;

	left -= len;
	ptr += len;

	newline = memchr (ptr, '\n', left);
	if (!newline) {
		fprintf (stderr, "no newline (1)\n");
		return total;
	}

	*newline = 0;

	len = newline - ptr + 1;

	if (len > 255) {
		fprintf (stderr, "session ID is too long (%i characters)\n", len);
		return total;
	}

	strcpy (server->session_id, ptr);

	left -= len;
	ptr += len;

	/* now playing URL */
	newline = memchr (ptr, '\n', left);
	if (!newline) {
		fprintf (stderr, "no newline (2)\n");
		return total;
	}

	*newline = 0;

	len = newline - ptr + 1;

	if (len > 255) {
		fprintf (stderr, "now_playing URL is too long "
		         "(%i characters)\n", len);
		return total;
	}

	strcpy (server->np_url, ptr);

	left -= len;
	ptr += len;

	/* submission URL */
	newline = memchr (ptr, '\n', left);
	if (!newline) {
		printf("no newline (3)\n");
		return total;
	}

	*newline = 0;

	len = newline - ptr + 1;

	if (len > 255) {
		fprintf (stderr, "submission URL is too long "
		         "(%i characters)\n", len);
		return total;
	}

	strcpy (server->subm_url, ptr);

	fprintf (stderr, "got:\n'%s' '%s' '%s'\n",
	         server->session_id, server->np_url, server->subm_url);

	server->need_handshake = false;
	server->hard_failure_count = 0;

	return total;
}

static size_t
handle_submission_reponse (void *ptr, size_t size, size_t nmemb,
                           void *data)
{
	Server *server = data;
	size_t total = size * nmemb;
	char *newline;

	newline = memchr (ptr, '\n', total);
	if (!newline) {
		fprintf (stderr, "[%s] no newline\n", server->name);
		return total;
	}

	*newline = 0;

	fprintf (stderr, "[%s] response: '%s'\n",
	         server->name, (char *) ptr);

	if (!strcmp (ptr, "BADSESSION")) {
		/* need to perform handshake again */
		server->need_handshake = true;
		fprintf (stderr, "[%s] BADSESSION\n", server->name);
	} else if (!strcmp (ptr, "OK")) {
		/* submission succeeded */
		fprintf (stderr, "[%s] success \\o/\n", server->name);
		server->submission_was_success = true;
	} else if (total >= strlen ("FAILED ")) {
		fprintf (stderr, "[%s] couldn't submit: '%s'\n",
		         server->name, (char *) ptr);
	}

	return total;
}

static void
set_proxy (Server *server, CURL *curl)
{
	if (!*proxy_host)
		return;

	curl_easy_setopt (curl, CURLOPT_PROXY, proxy_host);

	if (proxy_port)
		curl_easy_setopt (curl, CURLOPT_PROXYPORT, (long) proxy_port);
}

/* perform the handshake and return true on success, false otherwise. */
static bool
do_handshake (Server *server)
{
	CURL *curl;
	char hashed[64], post_data[512];
	time_t timestamp;
	int pos;

	timestamp = time (NULL);

	/* copy over the hashed password */
	memcpy (hashed, server->hashed_password, 32);

	/* append the timestamp */
	snprintf (&hashed[32], sizeof (hashed) - 32, "%lu", timestamp);

	pos = snprintf (post_data, sizeof (post_data),
	                "%s/"
	                "?hs=true&p=" PROTOCOL "&c=" CLIENT_ID
	                "&v=" VERSION "&u=%s&t=%lu&a=",
	                server->handshake_url, server->user, timestamp);

	/* hash the hashed password and timestamp and append the hex string
	 * to 'post_data'.
	 * FIXME: check for buffer overflow.
	 */
	md5 (hashed, &post_data[pos]);

	curl = curl_easy_init ();

	set_proxy (server, curl);

	curl_easy_setopt (curl, CURLOPT_URL, post_data);
	curl_easy_setopt (curl, CURLOPT_WRITEFUNCTION,
	                  handle_handshake_reponse);
	curl_easy_setopt (curl, CURLOPT_WRITEDATA, server);
	curl_easy_perform (curl);
	curl_easy_cleanup (curl);

	return !server->need_handshake;
}

static bool
handshake_if_needed (Server *server)
{
	int delay = 30;

	while (server->need_handshake) {
		struct timespec ts;
		bool shutdown;

		if (do_handshake (server))
			return true;

		delay *= 2;

		/* there's a maximum delay of two hours */
		if (delay > 7200)
			delay = 7200;

#ifdef CLOCK_REALTIME
		clock_gettime (CLOCK_REALTIME, &ts);
#else
		struct timeval tv;

		gettimeofday (&tv, NULL);

		ts.tv_sec = tv.tv_sec;
		ts.tv_nsec = tv.tv_usec * 1000;
#endif

		ts.tv_sec += delay;

		int e;

		do {
			pthread_mutex_lock (&server->submissions_mutex);
			e = pthread_cond_timedwait (&server->cond,
			                            &server->submissions_mutex, &ts);
			shutdown = server->shutdown_thread;
			pthread_mutex_unlock (&server->submissions_mutex);

			if (shutdown)
				return false;
		} while (e != ETIMEDOUT);
	}

	return true;
}

static void *
curl_thread (void *arg)
{
	Server *server = arg;
	CURL *curl;

	fprintf (stderr, "starting thread for %s\n", server->name);

	pthread_mutex_lock (&server->submissions_mutex);

	while (!server->shutdown_thread) {
		/* check whether there's data waiting to be
		 * submitted.
		 */
		if (!queue_peek (&server->submissions)) {
			pthread_cond_wait (&server->cond, &server->submissions_mutex);
			continue;
		}

		pthread_mutex_unlock (&server->submissions_mutex);

		curl = curl_easy_init ();

		set_proxy (server, curl);

		curl_easy_setopt (curl, CURLOPT_POST, 1);
		curl_easy_setopt (curl, CURLOPT_WRITEFUNCTION,
		                  handle_submission_reponse);
		curl_easy_setopt (curl, CURLOPT_WRITEDATA, server);

		while (true) {
			Submission *submission;
			bool shutdown;
			int orig_length;

			server->submission_was_success = false;

			pthread_mutex_lock (&server->submissions_mutex);
			submission = queue_peek (&server->submissions);
			shutdown = server->shutdown_thread;
			pthread_mutex_unlock (&server->submissions_mutex);

			if (!submission || shutdown)
				break;

			if (!handshake_if_needed (server))
				break;

			/* append the current session id, but remember
			 * the current length of the string first.
			 */
			orig_length = submission->sb->length;

			strbuf_append (submission->sb, "&s=");
			strbuf_append (submission->sb, server->session_id);

			fprintf (stderr, "[%s] submitting '%s'\n",
			         server->name, submission->sb->buf);

			if (submission->type == SUBMISSION_TYPE_NOW_PLAYING)
				curl_easy_setopt (curl, CURLOPT_URL, server->np_url);
			else
				curl_easy_setopt (curl, CURLOPT_URL, server->subm_url);

			curl_easy_setopt (curl, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS,
			                  submission->sb->buf);
			curl_easy_perform (curl);

			if (!server->submission_was_success &&
			    !server->need_handshake &&
			    ++server->hard_failure_count == 3)
				server->need_handshake = true;

			if (server->submission_was_success ||
			    submission->type == SUBMISSION_TYPE_NOW_PLAYING) {
				/* if the submission was successful, or if it was a
				 * now-playing submission, remove the item from the
				 * queue.
				 */
				pthread_mutex_lock (&server->submissions_mutex);
				queue_pop (&server->submissions);
				pthread_mutex_unlock (&server->submissions_mutex);

				submission_free (submission);
			} else if (!server->submission_was_success) {
				/* if the (profile) submission wasn't successful,
				 * remove the session id from the string again.
				 */
				strbuf_truncate (submission->sb, orig_length);
			}
		}

		curl_easy_cleanup (curl);

		pthread_mutex_lock (&server->submissions_mutex);
	}

	return NULL;
}

static void
enqueue (Server *server, Submission *submission)
{
	pthread_mutex_lock (&server->submissions_mutex);
	queue_push (&server->submissions, submission);
	pthread_cond_signal (&server->cond);
	pthread_mutex_unlock (&server->submissions_mutex);
}

static void
submit_now_playing (xmmsv_t *val)
{
	Submission *submission;
	xmmsv_t *dict;

	dict = xmmsv_propdict_to_dict (val, NULL);
	submission = now_playing_submission_new (dict);
	xmmsv_unref (dict);

	if (submission) {
		enqueue (servers->data, submission);

		for (List *l = servers->next; l; l = l->next) {
			Server *server = l->data;

			enqueue (server, submission_clone (submission));
		}
	}
}

static bool
submit_to_profile (xmmsv_t *val)
{
	Submission *submission;
	xmmsv_t *dict;

	dict = xmmsv_propdict_to_dict (val, NULL);
	submission = profile_submission_new (dict, seconds_played,
	                                     started_playing);
	xmmsv_unref (dict);

	if (submission) {
		enqueue (servers->data, submission);

		for (List *l = servers->next; l; l = l->next) {
			Server *server = l->data;

			enqueue (server, submission_clone (submission));
		}
	}

	return !!submission;
}

static int
on_medialib_get_info2 (xmmsv_t *val, void *udata)
{
	bool reset_current_id = XPOINTER_TO_INT (udata);

	seconds_played += time (NULL) - last_unpause;
	fprintf (stderr, "submitting: seconds_played %i\n", seconds_played);

	/* if we could submit this song we might have to reset
	 * 'current_id', so we don't submit it again.
	 */
	if (submit_to_profile (val) && reset_current_id)
		current_id = INVALID_MEDIA_ID;

	return 0;
}

static int
on_medialib_get_info (xmmsv_t *val, void *udata)
{
	submit_now_playing (val);

	fprintf (stderr, "resetting seconds_played\n");
	last_unpause = started_playing = time (NULL);
	seconds_played = 0;

	return 0;
}

static void
maybe_submit_to_profile (bool reset_current_id)
{
	xmmsc_result_t *mediainfo_result;

	/* check whether we're interesting in this track at all */
	if (current_id == INVALID_MEDIA_ID)
		return;

	mediainfo_result = xmmsc_medialib_get_info (conn, current_id);
	xmmsc_result_notifier_set (mediainfo_result,
	                           on_medialib_get_info2,
	                           XINT_TO_POINTER (reset_current_id));
	xmmsc_result_unref (mediainfo_result);
}

static int
on_playback_current_id (xmmsv_t *val, void *udata)
{
	xmmsc_result_t *mediainfo_result;
	int32_t id = INVALID_MEDIA_ID;

	/* if the submission works, we must NOT reset current_id
	 * because we set it a couple of lines below (to the new
	 * song's ID). we must not overwrite that value.
	 */
	maybe_submit_to_profile (false);

	/* get the new song's medialib id. */
	xmmsv_get_int (val, &id);

	fprintf (stderr, "now playing %u\n", id);

	current_id = id;

	/* request information about this song. */
	mediainfo_result = xmmsc_medialib_get_info (conn, id);
	xmmsc_result_notifier_set (mediainfo_result,
	                           on_medialib_get_info, NULL);
	xmmsc_result_unref (mediainfo_result);

	return 1;
}

static int
on_playback_status (xmmsv_t *val, void *udata)
{
	int s, status;

	s = xmmsv_get_int (val, &status);
	if (!s)
		return 1;

	switch (status) {
		case XMMS_PLAYBACK_STATUS_STOP:
		case XMMS_PLAYBACK_STATUS_PAUSE:
			/* if we could submit this song we need to reset
			 * 'current_id', so we don't submit it again.
			 */
			maybe_submit_to_profile (true);
			break;
		case XMMS_PLAYBACK_STATUS_PLAY:
			last_unpause = time (NULL);
			break;
	}

	return 1;
}

static int
on_quit (xmmsv_t *val, void *udata)
{
	keep_running = false;

	return 0;
}

static void
on_disconnect (void *udata)
{
	keep_running = false;
}

static void
strchomp (char *s, size_t *length)
{
	size_t l = *length;

	while (l > 0 && isspace (s[l - 1]))
		s[--l] = 0;

	*length = l;
}

static void
for_each_line (FILE *fp,
               void (*callback) (const char *line, void *user_data),
               void *user_data)
{
	char buf[4096];

	while (fgets (buf, sizeof (buf), fp)) {
		size_t length = strlen (buf);

		if (length < 2)
			continue;

		strchomp (buf, &length);

		callback (buf, user_data);
	}
}

static void
handle_config_line (const char *line, void *user_data)
{
	if (!strncmp (line, "proxy: ", 7)) {
		strncpy (proxy_host, &line[7], sizeof (proxy_host));
		proxy_host[sizeof (proxy_host) - 1] = 0;
	} else if (!strncmp (line, "proxy_port: ", 12))
		proxy_port = atoi (&line[12]);
}

static void
handle_server_config_line (const char *line, void *user_data)
{
	Server *server = user_data;

	if (!strncmp (line, "handshake_url: ", 15)) {
		strncpy (server->handshake_url, &line[15],
		         sizeof (server->handshake_url));
		server->handshake_url[sizeof (server->handshake_url) - 1] = 0;
	} else if (!strncmp (line, "user: ", 6)) {
		strncpy (server->user, &line[6], sizeof (server->user));
		server->user[sizeof (server->user) - 1] = 0;
	} else if (!strncmp (line, "password: ", 10)) {
		/* we only ever need the hashed password :) */
		md5 (&line[10], server->hashed_password);
	}
}

static bool
load_config ()
{
	FILE *fp;
	DIR *dp;
	struct dirent *dirent;
	const char *dir;
	char buf[XMMS_PATH_MAX], config_dir[PATH_MAX], filename[PATH_MAX];

	dir = xmmsc_userconfdir_get (buf, sizeof (buf));

	if (!dir) {
		fprintf (stderr, "cannot get userconfdir\n");
		return false;
	}

	snprintf (config_dir, sizeof (config_dir),
	          "%s/clients/xmms2-scrobbler",
	          buf);

	snprintf (filename, sizeof (filename), "%s/config", config_dir);

	fp = fopen (filename, "r");

	if (fp) {
		for_each_line (fp, handle_config_line, NULL);
		fclose (fp);
	}

	dp = opendir (config_dir);

	if (!dp) {
		fprintf (stderr, "cannot open config directory '%s'\n",
		         config_dir);

		return false;
	}

	while ((dirent = readdir (dp))) {
		Server *server;
		struct stat st;
		int e;

		if (dirent->d_name[0] == '.')
			continue;

		snprintf (filename, sizeof (filename), "%s/%s",
		          config_dir, dirent->d_name);

		e = stat (filename, &st);

		if (e || !S_ISDIR (st.st_mode))
			continue;

		snprintf (filename, sizeof (filename), "%s/%s/config",
		          config_dir, dirent->d_name);

		server = server_new (dirent->d_name);

		if (!server)
			continue;

		fp = fopen (filename, "r");

		if (!fp) {
			fprintf (stderr, "cannot open config file: '%s'\n",
			         filename);
			server_free (server);
			continue;
		}

		for_each_line (fp, handle_server_config_line, server);

		fclose (fp);

		if (!server_check_config (server)) {
			fprintf (stderr, "ignoring %s\n", server->name);
			server_free (server);
			continue;
		}

		fprintf (stderr, "registering %s\n", server->name);
		servers = list_prepend (servers, server);

		snprintf (filename, sizeof (filename), "%s/%s/queue",
		          config_dir, dirent->d_name);

		fp = fopen (filename, "r");

		if (!fp)
			fprintf (stderr,
			         "warning: cannot open queue '%s' for reading\n",
			         filename);
		else {
			for_each_line (fp, handle_queue_line, server);

			fclose (fp);
		}
	}

	closedir (dp);

	return true;
}

static void
handle_queue_line (const char *line, void *user_data)
{
	Server *server = user_data;
	StrBuf *sb;

	sb = strbuf_new ();
	strbuf_append (sb, line);

	queue_push (&server->submissions,
	            submission_new (sb, SUBMISSION_TYPE_PROFILE));
}

static void
save_profile_submissions_queue (Server *server)
{
	FILE *fp;
	const char *dir;
	char buf[XMMS_PATH_MAX];
	char filename[PATH_MAX];

	dir = xmmsc_userconfdir_get (buf, sizeof (buf));

	if (!dir) {
		fprintf (stderr, "cannot get userconfdir\n");
		return;
	}

	snprintf (filename, sizeof (filename),
	          "%s/clients/xmms2-scrobbler/%s/queue",
	          buf, server->name);

	fp = fopen (filename, "w");

	if (!fp) {
		fprintf (stderr, "cannot open queue '%s' for writing\n", filename);
		return;
	}

	while (true) {
		Submission *s;

		s = queue_pop (&server->submissions);
		if (!s)
			break;

		if (s->type == SUBMISSION_TYPE_PROFILE)
			fprintf (fp, "%s\n", s->sb->buf);

		submission_free (s);
	}

	fclose (fp);
}

static void
main_loop ()
{
	struct pollfd fds;

	fds.fd = xmmsc_io_fd_get (conn);

	while (keep_running) {
		fds.events = POLLIN | POLLHUP | POLLERR;
		fds.revents = 0;

		if (xmmsc_io_want_out (conn))
			fds.events |= POLLOUT;

		int e = poll (&fds, 1, -1);

		if (e == -1)
			xmmsc_io_disconnect (conn);
		else if ((fds.revents & POLLERR) == POLLERR)
			xmmsc_io_disconnect (conn);
		else if ((fds.revents & POLLHUP) == POLLHUP)
			xmmsc_io_disconnect (conn);
		else {
			if ((fds.revents & POLLOUT) == POLLOUT)
				xmmsc_io_out_handle (conn);

			if ((fds.revents & POLLIN) == POLLIN)
				xmmsc_io_in_handle (conn);
		}
	}
}

static void
start_logging ()
{
	int fd;
	const char *dir;
	char buf[XMMS_PATH_MAX];

	dir = xmmsc_userconfdir_get (buf, sizeof (buf));

	if (!dir) {
		fprintf (stderr, "cannot get userconfdir\n");
		return;
	}

	chdir (dir);

	fd = creat ("clients/xmms2-scrobbler/logfile.log", 0640);

	if (fd > -1) {
		/* redirect stderr to the log file. */
		dup2 (fd, 2);
	}
}

int
main (int argc, char **argv)
{
	xmmsc_result_t *current_id_broadcast;
	xmmsc_result_t *playback_status_broadcast;
	xmmsc_result_t *quit_broadcast;
	int s;

	sig.sa_handler = &signal_handler;
	sigaction (SIGINT, &sig, 0);

	start_logging ();

	if (!load_config ())
		return EXIT_FAILURE;

	if (!servers) {
		fprintf (stderr,
		         "*** No subdirectories found in "
		              ".../clients/xmms2-scrobbler\n"
		         "*** See README for how to configure XMMS2-Scrobbler.\n");

		return EXIT_FAILURE;
	}

	conn = xmmsc_init ("XMMS2-Scrobbler");

	if (!conn) {
		fprintf (stderr, "OOM\n");

		return EXIT_FAILURE;
	}

	s = xmmsc_connect (conn, NULL);

	if (!s) {
		fprintf (stderr, "cannot connect to xmms2d\n");

		xmmsc_unref (conn);

		return EXIT_FAILURE;
	}

	curl_global_init (CURL_GLOBAL_NOTHING);

	for (List *l = servers; l; l = l->next) {
		Server *server = l->data;

		pthread_create (&server->thread, NULL, curl_thread, server);
	}

	/* register the various broadcasts that we're interested in */
	current_id_broadcast = xmmsc_broadcast_playback_current_id (conn);
	xmmsc_result_notifier_set (current_id_broadcast,
	                           on_playback_current_id, NULL);
	xmmsc_result_unref (current_id_broadcast);

	playback_status_broadcast = xmmsc_broadcast_playback_status (conn);
	xmmsc_result_notifier_set (playback_status_broadcast,
	                           on_playback_status, NULL);
	xmmsc_result_unref (playback_status_broadcast);

	quit_broadcast = xmmsc_broadcast_quit (conn);
	xmmsc_result_notifier_set (quit_broadcast, on_quit, NULL);
	xmmsc_result_unref (quit_broadcast);

	xmmsc_disconnect_callback_set (conn, on_disconnect, NULL);

	main_loop ();

	/* tell the curl threads to stop working */
	for (List *l = servers; l; l = l->next) {
		Server *server = l->data;

		pthread_mutex_lock (&server->submissions_mutex);
		server->shutdown_thread = true;
		pthread_cond_signal (&server->cond);
		pthread_mutex_unlock (&server->submissions_mutex);
	}

	/* and wait until they are gone */
	for (List *l = servers; l; l = l->next) {
		Server *server = l->data;

		pthread_join (server->thread, NULL);
	}

	curl_global_cleanup ();

#if 0
	/* disconnect broadcasts and signals */
	xmmsc_result_disconnect (current_id_broadcast);
	xmmsc_result_disconnect (playback_status_broadcast);
	xmmsc_result_disconnect (quit_broadcast);
#endif

	xmmsc_unref (conn);

	while (servers) {
		Server *server = servers->data;

		save_profile_submissions_queue (server);
		server_free (servers->data);

		servers = list_remove_head (servers);
	}

	return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}

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We appreciate the honest feedback sent to us by those of you who have received your EvadeClip pre-order. Please continue to contact us with any concerns, feedback or suggestions as you use your EvadeClip. We thought it would be useful for us to address some of the common feedback we've received thus far.
The major form factor change introduced a plastic, single-piece body to house the components (mentioned late-Summer, debuted November 2016). Due to the flexibility of the plastic, there are concerns that it is cheap or weak. In order to utilize a living hinge, as the EvadeClip has, you are limited to only a few plastic resin options. The resin we chose is much tougher than the other options but is also more flexible. It is important for the integrated clip to be able to deform to clip onto things but not permanently so. The minor body flex is a result of this choice.
As for why we changed to a living hinge and integrated clip, it's very simple: the end result is much much smaller and lighter than any other options. The EvadeClip isn't meant to be used everyday but it is meant to be carried everyday and help you out in a pinch. A backup tool need not be constructed to survive daily use.
One of the primary concerns has been that the cord saw blade is much smaller than what we originally showed when we launched the original concept. During the course of reducing the overall product size, we made it much smaller (thinner) but kept the primary function the same: cutting through rope and cordage. This was never meant to be a knife.
That being said, this is the one part of the product that we are not 100% happy with. We wish the material was thicker and that it was not so loose at its attachment point. These both were noticed at the last minute as differences from previous production samples, however, we chose to not delay manufacturing any longer. We are actively investigating options to address both the stiffness and looseness in future production runs.
Another concern we've received is that the lock picks are "too flimsy" and therefore are not of quality. There are many lock-picks on the market that are stiffer but they are all carbon steel and not conducive, in our opinion, to carrying around everyday. We utilized an expensive 301 series stainless steel that is partially heat treated (1/2 hard) so that it is strong while not being brittle.
While we intended for the glass break tip to be slightly recessed to avoid accidentally scratching things, it is more recessed than desired. We will make a minor change to the tooling so that the tip is closer to being exposed. On the positive side, the plastic does deform enough when you hit a window and is definitely capable of breaking tempered glass in a pinch.
In its current incarnation, we didn't design the product to be accessible with one hand. You can, however, make it one-handed by using scissors to cut off the end of one of the two clips. This will make it possible to open with one hand at a sacrifice for securely holding the tools.
Over the course of this project, we made the decision to change the original form factor to keep the EvadeClip small and light. We utilized our blog and email list to send updates and show progress along the way, but it has come to our attention that not everyone was privy to that information. We understand that to receive a final product so different from the original design can be an upsetting experience, but that was never our intention.
We hope that helps clarify some things or spurs some constructive feedback. Again, please don't hesitate to contact us with your comments or questions.


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Another Noble Result
It's happened again.
For the second successive year the family of Lynward Park Stud's Alfred Nobel has provided the winner of the historic Group 1 English Oaks (12 furlongs) first run in 1779 and won by the 12th Earl of Derby's Bridget.
Last year it was the Aidan O'Brien trained Was. This year it was the Ralph Beckett prepared Talent.
Was is from Alluring Park, a half-sister to dual European champion colt and five-time Group 1 winner New Approach, the sire of Talent.
New Approach and Alluring Park are half brother and sister to Dazzling Park, Alfred Nobel's grand dam.
Dazzling Park was the champion European 3Y0 filly in 1999. Her dam Park Express was champion 2Y0 and 3Y0 filly in Ireland in 1985-86 and was also top filly on the 1986 English 3Y0 Free Handicap.
This maternal line has long been regarded as the equal of any in Europpe and amongst the most successful in world breeding.
As a result Alfred Nobel, winner of the Group 1 Phoenix Stakes and Group 2 Railway Stakes in Ireland, shuttles between Lynward Park and Coolmore Stud in County Tipperary, the world's most successful thoroughbred nursery.
Alfred Nobel will stand the coming WA season at an unchanged $6,500, plus gst. New Approach stands at Darley Victoria for $55,000.


The Apparel collection features printed designs recreated from original works of art by Soul Studio artists. This collection features numerous wearable goods such as t-shirts, zip-up hoodies, sweatshirts, socks, and occasionally more uncommon items. Most designs are rotated and chosen based on new work and current exhibitions. If you see an item that is no longer in stock, please contact us to order a new one.


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This io game is totally crazy and it features tons of retro graphics! Hosting Games for over 12 Years: Most developers of free games have to somehow cash in on their creations and, therefore, they allow companies to advertise through their game applications.
Killing longer worms means more scattered food and you will get big instantly. Explore an entire world filled with cool obstacles and portals that will transfer you to other areas. Enjoy these games at home, but also on the road. How fast can you form all of the words that are waiting for you in this challenging online game?
Dodge the enemy bullets, shoot back, charge your lasers and destroy your opponents. Madalin Stunt Cars 2.
Duck Life 4 is an in-depth, fun and challenging upgrade, strategy and skill-based gamez game and sequel in the very popular Duck Life serieswhere you have to train a sports team of small ducklings for competitive races by increasing their athletic attributes in three challenging mini-games. Can you help him fill his tummy with tons of it in this cute puzzle game? The goal of this restaurant manager simulation game is to help you learn how to run a successful food service business.
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Wow, what a lovely early Christmas present for Australians: A crypto-busting super-snoop law passes just in time
Ring in the new year with some of those backdoors, developers
By Richard Chirgwin 7 Dec 2018 at 00:30
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Congratulations, Australia: somehow after chaotic scenes in parliament, the government last night managed to secure after-the-bell passage of its encryption-busting eavesdropping legislation.
The super-spying law, which will force websites and communications services Down Under to build in secret wiretapping capabilities for terror and crime investigators, looked in serious trouble for most of the day, with the opposition Australian Labor Party and the Greens picking over more than 150 proposed amendments to the rules.
That, combined with a separate row over border protection legislation, made it look like parliament simply wouldn't have the time to pass the snoopers' law, something that drew an angry rant from Aussie Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
He unloaded on opposition leader Bill Shorten on both issues, saying: "This is about Australia's safety, and Bill Shorten is a clear and present threat to Australia's safety."
The UK, Australia's Five Eyes partner, is hearing the same anti-strong-crypto messages with increasing frequency.
GCHQ in November called for "virtual crocodile clips", aka adding a third party to encrypted chats without notifying the surveillance targets, while security minister Ben Wallace sought to extend the Investigatory Powers Act to allow bulk intercept of online comms.
GCHQ boss Jeremy Fleming yesterday joined the din with a speech to the Billington Cyber Security Summit, saying:
"Yes, encryption enables us all to live safer online lives. But its ubiquity brings anonymity to terrorists, paedophiles, and cybercrime gangs, who law enforcement and intelligence agencies are trying to stop. And it's getting worse."
While "we have no interest in undermining the security of commodity services," Fleming said, he wanted a "rigorous, technology-literate, and dispassionate discussion about potential solutions."
He promised GCHQ would "use our technical expertise built over 100 years to help people understand the realities of the requirement for exceptional warranted access."
"They keep saying they're with us on national security, and then keep laying blockers along the way. They're not fair dinkum. They're just not fair dinkum. They are intent on just frustrating and embarrassing the government. I get it. That's politics. That's my point. Bill Shorten is all about politics. I'm about keeping Australians safe."
Note for readers outside Australia: "Fair dinkum" is a quaint and nearly-obsolete Aussie phrase that roughly translates as "genuine." In the modern era, it only finds a home in the mouths of public figures attempting a "man of the people" posture.
Whether or not the PM's bollocking had any direct effect, the opposition not only allowed the spy laws to pass – in the interests of getting them through in the last session before parliament rose for the year – it also dropped all of its proposed amendments, allowing the government to recall the House of Representatives early in the evening to green-light the legislation. The opposition's amendments will instead be argued over and tacked on early next year, it was hoped.
Shorten explained the opposition's decision thus: "I will not sacrifice the safety of Australians merely because Mr Morrison does not have the courage to deal with issues in the House of Representatives.
"If you agree to do the amendments you've already agreed to, to the encryption laws, in the first [parliamentary] week of next year, we will pass [the laws], unsatisfactory as they are, right now, because we're not going to go home and leave the Australian people on their own over Christmas."
With that, the laws passed – and it seems Shorten was misled about the government's intent regarding the amendments. Attorney-general Christian Porter later issued a statement saying "the government has agreed to consider Labor's proposed amendments in the New Year if they genuinely reflect the recommendations of the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security" (emphasis added).
The law is now awaiting to be signed off by Oz's Governor-General. Once the legislation is active, companies served with a request to install a backdoor have 28 days to respond.
It would be tedious to list every reaction to the passage of the bill, but this, from Greens senator Jordan Steele-John seems appropriate... ®
#AAbill already working its magic on #Auspol tech companies https://t.co/1VAnFt8jG2
— Senator Jordon Steele-John (@Jordonsteele) December 6, 2018
Cloud nine to cloud nein: Google beefs up punters' data encryption to fend off cyber-thieves
Just don't forget where you put your keys and you'll be fine
Americans should have strong privacy-protecting encryption ...that the Feds and cops can break, say senators
I don't care if it's mathematically impossible, make it happen nerds!
Interpol: Strong encryption helps online predators. Build backdoors
Multinational cop agency reportedly set to issue statement
Euro ISP club: Sure, weaken encryption. It'll only undermine security for everyone, morons
UK, Oz and US pleas to Facebook given short shrift
ISO blocks NSA's latest IoT encryption systems amid murky tales of backdoors and bullying
Experts complain of shoddy tech specs and personal attacks
Epyc crypto flaw? AMD emits firmware fix for server processors after Googler smashes RAM encryption algorithms
Updated SEV code cracked to leak secret keys
What's that? Encryption's OK now? UK politicos Brexit from Whatsapp to Signal
Take a break from calling for the end of e2e, so they can switch encrypted chat apps
Guide to Antivirus (AV) Replacement
This guide provides in-depth information from leading security experts that will guide you through each phase of your decision-making process.
Dark Reading Report: The State of IT Operations & Cybersecurity Operations
This new study from Dark Reading finds that while these two groups are getting better at collaborating, several key roadblocks continue to undermine their success.


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Margarita "Mita" Cuaron focuses on Los Angeles culture and activism in her art. She was inspired by La Virgen de Guadalupe through which she demonstrates light and rebirth when she paints. In her artwork "Virgen de Guadalupe Baby" from 1992, Cuaron demonstrates that never stays static. In her pieces, La Virgen is the cycle of life. She depicts a baby surrounded by the womb, which is shaped by clouds and La Virgen's typical sunlight and green garments. Within the child's clasped hands is a light red heart. The child is sheltered by the womb, which offers protection from the outside world.

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7/08/2011�� When you trim the greens off of baby turnips, cut off the root and stem without removing too much of the turnip itself, then simply cut the turnips in half.... 2/11/2010�� The mashed turnips make a great sauce, but can also be eaten as a side dish, while the squash is so tasty is can be eaten all on its own if you like or mashed and turned into a side as well.
In Season: Acorn squash is at its peak in the fall, from early October through December, though many supermarkets carry it year-round. What to Look For: With its ridged, dark-green skin, sweet yellow-orange flesh, and handy size, acorn squash is one of the most popular winter squashes.
8/11/2009�� Cut the squash into 1/8" thick slices and cut the longer slices in half or to about the same size as the turnip slices. In a small bowl combine the minced garlic, rosemary, ground sage and thyme with the softened butter and work into paste with a fork.
Stirring frequently, cook for about 5 minutes or until turnip is cooked through and no longer crunchy. Take the skillet off the heat and fold in the parmesan and spinach and stir until parmesan melts into the turnip rice and becomes creamy. Fold in the crushed pecans and stir to combine.


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All For One Live in Studio with Suga
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ALL FOR ONE – PERFORMING AT MUSIC ALLA KAAP
Show details: 30th March, Grand Arena, GrandWest, Cape Town
Tony Borowiak,
Delious Kennedy,
Alfred Nevarez
The very successful Cape Town concert series Music Alla Kaap is back in 2019 with this incredibly diverse all-star line-up. In its 6th year, Music Alla Kaap has become a must-see event on Cape Town's social calendar and now coming to Johannesburg and Port Elizabeth. This year's show promises to be all and more featuring international award-winning group, All-4-One.
All-4-One: If you've ever been in love, then you've heard the name All-4-One and their timeless songs "I Swear", "I Can Love You Like That", "So Much in Love", "I Turn to You", "These Arms", "Beautiful as You" and many more. The Grammy Award winning group All-4-One is internationally known for making beautiful love songs that not only chart radio airwaves, but also garner countless awards. All-4-One's very first single "So Much in Love", scaled to RIAA Gold Sales and top 5 pop status.
Pictures such as the hilarious Ryan Reynolds comedy Just Friends, The Social Network and Nothing to Lose. Their popular holiday album, "An All-4-One Christmas" is just icing on the cake, also at platinum status. All-4-One has recorded duets with legends such as Julio Iglesias and Kenny Rogers.
Celebrating their 25th Anniversary this year, All-4-One continues to tour the world as the original members, (Tony Borowiak, Delious Kennedy, Alfred Nevarez and Jamie Jones) and a collection of hit songs under their belt.
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Discount supermarket giant Aldi have finally submitted a planning application for a store in Stapleford.
The company want to build a new store on the Pinfold Trading Estate in Nottingham Road.
Last month it was asked to look at two different sites by Broxtowe Borough Council, including the former police station in Toton Lane.
The store would is expected to create 40 jobs and have 121 parking spaces.
The submission of the proposal, comes after the retailer had been consulting with the public on the scheme since September 2014.
Chairman of Stapleford Community Group, Richard MacRae, has contacted Aldi about the possibility or organising a recruitment fair once the store is built to offer 'local jobs to local people' as this is something the group are very keen to see happen.
He said: "Aldi have at last submitted planning application details to build a store on the Pinfold Industrial Site . This is good news for Stapleford as following a public consultation carried out by Aldi last year saw the majority of responses to the consultation in favour of the new store on the site.
"This will bring jobs to Stapleford and bring in people from other areas who will no doubt enjoy the many shops on the high street.
If approved, it would be open from 8am-10pm from Mondays to Saturdays and from 10am-4pm on Sundays. It would consist of 1,254 sq metres of floor space.
The supermarket chain, which has enjoyed huge success in the last few years, will open 70 new stores across the country this year.
For information on recruitment visit aldirecruitment.co.uk.


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Home » Gov. Beshear Awards $500,000 grant to City of Russell for new senior citizens center
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Gov. Beshear Awards $500,000 grant to City of Russell for new senior citizens center
Lt. Gov. Abramson joins community leaders to make announcement
RUSSELL, Ky. (April 4, 2012) – Governor Steve Beshear Wednesday announced a $500,000 grant for the creation of a new senior center for Russell-area senior citizens. Lieutenant Governor Jerry Abramson joined state and local officials for the announcement, at the site of the current Russell Senior Center – the Old Train Depot at 501 Ferry St. in Russell. The Community Develop Block Grant (CDBG) will allow the city to renovate another buiding –the former Rail City Hardware store site at 520 Bellefonte St. – to be fully compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA); it will contain a kitchen, sitting area, library, office space, and a large dining and commons area.
"We want our senior citizens to have a safe place they can call their own in Russell," said Beshear. "It's important that they have proper space for their acitivites and interests, and this grant will help the city renovate a building for just that purpose."
The building currently housing the Russell Senior Center consists of very small, choppy rooms that minimize space and openness, and is difficult for seniors to navigate. The building does not meet current ADA standards. The current center averages around 25 meals per day of operations, but due to the limitations of size, the center cannot serve all its seniors. As a result, volunteers assist by providing carry-out and delivery service of approximately 60-100 meals per month. The new building will more than double the size of space for local seniors, maximizing the center's potential as a hub of socialization and enhancing the delivery of affordable meals and services in the greater Russell area. The Russell Senior Center is primarily focused on the needs of city residents; however, seniors from Ashland, Flatwoods, Bellefonte, Greenup, Worthington and Wheelersburg, Ohio, will also be able to utilize the center.
"With a significant portion of area residents 65 and older, it's only fitting that the state help fund the restoration of this building that will house critical services for our seniors in this region," Abramson said. "The downtown location will offer a central location that will be easily accessible for seniors and care providers."
The city will convert the old train depot, which currently houses the senior center, into a much-needed storage space for the city, said Tony Wilder, commissioner of the Department for Local Govement (DLG).
"We have received a great deal of public input and many expressions of local support for this new senior center project," Wilder said. "The citizens of Russell will be well served with the addition of this modern, spacious and safe facility designated specifically for seniors in the community."
"We appreciate the Governor and the Department for Local Government helping us to renovate and upgrade our new senior center here in Russell," said Russell Mayor William Hopkins. "The new center will help us better serve our seniors in many areas that will improve their quality of life."
The project will not only provide a senior center, but it will also give life to a significant downtown building and bring more activity to the great downtown area, Rep. Pullin said. "I appreciate Gov. Beshear and Lt. Gov. Abramson's assistance, too! This is an example of working together for a win, win," she said.
The state's CDBG program is administered by DLG and funded through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Kentucky's Congressional leaders' continued support of the CDBG program ensures the availability of continued funding in Kentucky and nationally.
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Luis Valdez Quotations
Luis Valdezis an American playwright, actor, writer and film director. Regarded as the father of Chicano theater in the United States, Valdez is best known for his play Zoot Suit, his movie La Bamba, and his creation of El Teatro Campesino. A pioneer in the Chicano Movement, Valdez broadened the scope of theatre and arts of the Chicano community... (wikipedia)
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Having Chris (Raines) back has meant a lot to us. He has the most experience along with Ernesto (Chamberlain).
Alexander Quotes
We still have two (vying for regional). That'll be cool (if both Alexander and United can make it to regional).
Control Quotes
We'll have to play better defense (than the last time we played them). We have to control J.C.'s touches and points in the paint.
Came Quotes
Raines came in and gave us a big spark and presence in the inside.
Cruz Quotes
That's been the way the season has gone for us. Laurel, Martinez, Ryan Cruz and Erick Cardenas have come up big the whole season.
Cesar knew how to work, and he knew how to get things done. Throughout his life he showed how important it is to turn negative experiences into positives.
Community Quotes
The library (in the migrant community) I grew up in was my only link to the outside world.
A lot of the public responses are based on the prejudices and ignorance, they've been inherited from previous generations. California has always been a multicultural state, but the thing is, you've got to open your eyes and people in general need to get over their own prejudices.
A lot of people don't realize the roots of Batman are really Latino. They don't go back to the bat god, the ones the Mayans had - they had one that was a "bat man," they had sculptures of him, literally they had bats down there - but the other, more relatively recent inspiration for Batman was Zorro. But Zorro was based on the California bandits. Joaquin Murrieta and Tiburico Vásquez.
Careers Quotes
When you start at the beginning of your career [that] was really focused on your own needs and obstacles, and ultimately you realize you're not really doing it for yourself.
Giving Quotes
It comes out of human beings, it comes from the dark side of the human being, when people don't give a hoot about other people and they'll steal and rob and rob the food out of baby's mouths, so it's incumbent on every new generation to develop a social conscience and to really defend themselves. And that takes demonstrations sometimes.
It's absolutely essential for every generation to capture that social responsibility. Injustice grows like weeds. The injustices of the world are like weeds, and if you do nothing they'll choke your whole garden, man.
Facts Quotes
No Statue of Liberty ever greeted our arrival in this country...we did not, in fact, come to the United States at all. The United States came to us.
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Memorable wins for Morningside
Specsavers in Morningside won Technology Practice of the Year at the UK Optician Awards, while store director Michael O'Kane won the highly coveted Optometrist of the Year title, beating stiff competition from optical practices across the country at a ceremony at the Birmingham's Hilton Metropole.
Michael – the only optician in Scotland to be shortlisted for the award – walked away with the top award of the night in recognition of his patient care, hard work, dedication and passion for optometry. He says: 'We are thrilled to be given this accolade vote for by our industry peers at the Optician Awards. Having been involved in optometry for over 18 years, I am very proud and honoured to have my efforts recognised and to have been awarded Optometrist of the Year out of 14,000 optometrists, is just overwhelming.
'Moreover, I am extremely proud of the dedicated team I have here in Morningside who are committed to providing our patients and customers with the best optical service and retail experience to the people of Edinburgh and beyond.
'Thanks to the expert management provided by Operations Manager, Joe Alubaid, our store has been able to invest heavily in innovative technology and in training to deliver the best clinical experience for our customers, and it is great to be recognised for our commitment.'
The Morningside store boasts top of the range optical and audio technology – following a £250,000 investment in 2017 – to provide the best level of care to customers, including an Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) 3D scanner, a suite for a Specialist Dry Eye Clinic and Ortho Keratology lenses.
The OCT is used for a variety of functions, including screening and management of age-related macular degeneration, glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy.
Michael recently passed an exam on Ocular Therapeutics at Glasgow Caledonian University, and is currently working towards a higher qualification in Paediatric eye care with the University of Ulster. He is also working towards his Independent Prescribing qualification, seeing patients in the Eye Hospital under the supervision of an Ophthalmologist.


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package org.ovirt.engine.core.utils.ovf;

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

import org.ovirt.engine.core.common.businessentities.DiskImage;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.common.businessentities.VM;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.common.businessentities.VmNetworkInterface;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.common.businessentities.VmTemplate;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.compat.Guid;
import org.ovirt.engine.core.compat.backendcompat.XmlDocument;

public class OvfManager {
    /**
     * EINAV TODO: DateTimeFormat is currently not in use. Need to find a way the DateTime.Parse/TryParse will surely
     * work.
     */
    public static String DateTimeFormat = "dd/MM/yyy HH:mm:ss";

    public String ExportVm(VM vm, ArrayList<DiskImage> images) {
        XmlDocument document = new XmlDocument();
        OvfWriter ovf = new OvfVmWriter(document, vm, images);
        try {
            BuildOvf(ovf);
        } finally {
            ovf.dispose();
        }
        // document.outerxml will be valid only out of the using block
        // because the Dispose closing the document
        return document.OuterXml;
    }

    public String ExportTemplate(VmTemplate vmTemplate, List<DiskImage> images) {
        XmlDocument document = new XmlDocument();
        OvfWriter ovf = new OvfTemplateWriter(document, vmTemplate, images);
        try {
            BuildOvf(ovf);
        } finally {
            ovf.dispose();
        }
        // document.outerxml will be valid only out of the using block
        // because the Dispose closing the document
        return document.OuterXml;
    }

    public void ImportVm(String ovfstring,
            VM vm,
            ArrayList<DiskImage> images,
            ArrayList<VmNetworkInterface> interfaces)
            throws OvfReaderException {
        XmlDocument document = new XmlDocument();
        document.LoadXml(ovfstring);

        OvfReader ovf = null;
        try {
            ovf = new OvfVmReader(document, vm, images, interfaces);
            BuildOvf(ovf);
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            String name = (ovf == null) ? OvfVmReader.EmptyName : ovf.getName();
            throw new OvfReaderException("Error parsing OVF:\r\n\r\n" + ovfstring, ex, name);
        }
        Guid id = vm.getStaticData().getId();
        // this is static data for all images:
        for (DiskImage image : images) {
            image.setvm_guid(id);

            // It can be assumed that each disk which was in the OVF is allowed to be snapshot.
            image.setAllowSnapshot(true);
        }
        for (VmNetworkInterface iface : interfaces) {
            iface.setVmId(id);
        }
    }

    public void ImportTemplate(String ovfstring, VmTemplate vmTemplate,
            ArrayList<DiskImage> images, ArrayList<VmNetworkInterface> interfaces)
            throws OvfReaderException {
        XmlDocument document = new XmlDocument();
        document.LoadXml(ovfstring);

        OvfReader ovf = null;
        try {
            ovf = new OvfTemplateReader(document, vmTemplate, images, interfaces);
            BuildOvf(ovf);
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            String name = (ovf == null) ? OvfVmReader.EmptyName : ovf.getName();
            throw new OvfReaderException("Error parsing OVF:\r\n\r\n" + ovfstring, ex, name);
        }

        // this is static data for all images:
        for (DiskImage image : images) {
            image.setcontainer_guid(vmTemplate.getId());
            // It can be assumed that each disk which was in the OVF is allowed to be snapshot.
            image.setAllowSnapshot(true);
        }
    }

    public boolean IsOvfTemplate(String ovfstring) {
        return new OvfParser(ovfstring).IsTemplate();
    }

    private void BuildOvf(IOvfBuilder builder) {
        builder.BuildReference();
        builder.BuildNetwork();
        builder.BuildDisk();
        builder.BuildVirtualSystem();
    }
}


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This winter, we're putting a fun twist on our Table Gathering concept. We invite you to host your own Mini Table Gathering during the month of February. Has God has been nudging you to reach out and connect with some specific people? This is your chance to branch out and get to know new friends or catch up with old friends! Your gathering can be small or big, casual or fancy. You get to choose what works best for your hosting style and schedule! It is our challenge to encourage Columbus women to use your gifts to demonstrate the love of Jesus through hospitality and fellowship.
Whether it's a cozy winter soup and salad dinner, wine and cheese night, brunch, lunch or coffee and dessert in your home or at a favorite restaurant – you can plan what works best for your schedule and hosting style.
Feel like you don't have time or do you have hosting anxiety? No worries! The Table gals are here to help you along the way. It's one of the things we do around here - plan parties. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram for stories and posts on how to get started, creative ideas and some inspiration too. We will provide some conversation starter cards to help get your Table Gathering conversation rolling and help you and your friends dig a little below the surface, too. All of these ideas will be available on our website soon.
So show us YOUR Table! We want to see what you are planning, serving, decorating - all of it! We love this stuff and you may just have the best idea of the season that we all want to borrow. So post it on Instagram and tag us @thetablegatherings #thetablechallenge.
This will be much more fun if we do it together, so join us as we spread our arms around the city of Columbus and love our neighbors!
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Q: Convert a string, char type to System.Windows.Forms.Keys I'm trying to get a char converted to System.windows.Form.Keys type or a string to a Keys array. Does anyone know how to do it in a simple way?

A: The Keys codes for the numbers and uppercase letters match the corresponding ASCII codes. Assuming you're dealing with ASCII, you can do:
Keys key = (Keys) (byte) char.ToUpper(c);

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DeGrom Delivers Early, Mets Bats Finish Up Late To Complete Sweep Of Pirates
Jacob deGrom firing a strike to Rodolfo Castro in the first inning. Photo by Jason Schott.
The Mets, backed by a big start from Jacob deGrom and four runs in the eighth inning, beat the Pittsburgh Pirates, 4-3, on Sunday afternoon to complete the four-game sweep.
The Mets improved to 93-55, and maintain their one-game lead in the National League East over the Atlanta Braves (91-55), who beat the Philadelphia Phillies, 5-2. The Mets' magic number to clinch a playoff spot is 2, and they could do it as early as Monday night when they take on the Brewers in Milwaukee with Max Scherzer on the mound.
DeGrom was superb, as he struck out the side in the first inning after allowing a leadoff double to Oneil Cruz.
The Mets responded by giving him an early lead, as Brandon Nimmo beat out an infield hit at first base, then took second on a throwing error by Pirates second baseman Rodolfo Castro. He came into score on a single by Jeff McNeil.
Pete Alonso was up next, and he was hit by a pitch, and after the Mets suffered four of them last night, he had something to say to Pirates starter Johan Oviedo. The benches and the bullpens cleared, but it didn't escalate.
Pete Alonso pointing at Johan Oviedo on his way to first base after being hit by a pitch. Photo by Jason Schott.
The benches and bullpens clearing as the discussion escalated. Photo by Jason Schott.
Daniel Vogelbach then drew a walk to load the bases, but the Mets couldn't add to their 1-0 lead as Mark Canha struck out looking and Eduardo Escobar popped out to third base.
The Mets got right back at it in the second, as Luis Guillorme opened the frame with a walk, followed by singles from Tomas Nido and Nimmo. After Francisco Lindor struck out, McNeil drew a bases loaded walk, and Alonso drove in a run when he hit into a force out to make it 3-0 Mets.
DeGrom took that lead and ran with it, as he ended up retiring 15 Pirates in a row, with 13 of those strikeouts and that took him all the way through the fifth.
In the top of the sixth, that streak was broken when Zack Collins and Jason Delay singled to open the frame.
That brought up Cruz, who had doubled back in the first, and he launched one to basically the same spot in right-center field, but this time it went over the fence for a three-run homer to tie the game at 3.
That was the last pitch deGrom would throw, as it was his 101st of the day, and his final line ended up being: 5 innings + 3 batters, 4 hits, 3 runs (all earned), 0 walks, and 13 strikeouts. He got the no-decision, so his record remains at 5-2 on the season.
Oneil Cruz approaching the plate on his home run as Jacob deGrom fires the ball into his glove. Photo by Jason Schott.
The Pirates return to the dugout as Mets Manager Buck Showalter approaches the mound. Photo by Jason Schott.
Of course, as is the case with most of his starts, the Mets ace made some history, as it was a Major League-record 40th straight game that he has allowed three earned runs or less, passing Jim Scott (1913-14), who had the prior record with 39. It also was his 59th straight start allowing fewer than four runs and eight hits, which ties the Major League record (since 1901) held by Rich Hill, who set it from May 4, 2019 to May 25, 2022.
Seth Lugo came on to finish the sixth, which he did after working around a hit by pitch of Bryan Reynolds and he notched a strikeout.
Joely Rodriguez came on for the seventh, and he struck out the side in the seventh, and then had a perfect eighth inning, in which he notched two more strikeouts.
In the bottom of the eighth, with Robert Stephenson, who had pitched a scoreless seventh, on for Pittsburgh, Nido led it off with a single.
Terrance Gore, known as being a stolen base specialist, pinch-ran for Nido, and the Pirates turned to ex-Yankee Manny Banuelos to face Nimmo.
It didn't take long for Gore to steal second base, and because catcher Jason Delay threw it away for an error, he took third.
Nimmo then blooped one into left field to bring in Gore and give the Mets a 4-3 lead.
Lindor then struck out, but McNeil then was walked by Banuelos. Alonso was up next, and Pittsburgh turned to Duane Underwood, Jr.
Alonso walked to load the bases, and Vogelbach followed with a two-run single, and after Canha reached on an error to re-load the bases, Alonso came into score when Escobar bounced into a groundout to make it 7-3 Mets.
Trevor May came on for the Mets in the ninth inning, and he worked around a two-out double from Ke'Bryan Hayes by striking out Jack Suwinski to end it.
That gave the Mets 20 strikeouts on the day, a new team record and it tied the Major League Baseball record.
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using Grace.DependencyInjection;
using Grace.Tests.Classes.Attributes;
using Xunit;

namespace Grace.Tests.DependencyInjection.AttributeTests
{
    public class PropertyImportTests
    {
        [Fact]
        public void PropertyImport_Locate_Type()
        {
            var container = new DependencyInjectionContainer();

            container.Configure(c => c.ExportAssemblyContaining<ExportAttributeTests>().
                                       ExportAttributedTypes().
                                       Where(TypesThat.AreInTheSameNamespaceAs<TestAttribute>()));

            var instance = container.Locate<IAttributedImportPropertyService>();

            Assert.NotNull(instance);
            Assert.NotNull(instance.BasicService);
        }
    }
}


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World of Wine
Birth of a Vineyard Slideshow
The vineyard at Va La winery in Pennsylvania has shown early promise of great things to come
Anthony Vietri
Anthony Vietri began his career as a Hollywood script writer but decided in the late 1990s to return to his family farm outside of Avondale near the Delaware line to become a winegrower with his wife Karen. His family has been small-parcel farmers since the 1600s, first in Italy but since the 1920s in Pennsylvania, where they have grown a variety of crops, including corn, a grove of chestnuts, a small vineyard of American grapes and, most recently, mushrooms — the major agricultural industry in the region.
Vietri's family, like many Italian immigrants, also purchased grapes transported from California for homemade wines, and Anthony and Karen at first thought about become winemakers on the California coast. But then he took another look at the property where his great-grandparents and great-uncle farmed. "It kind of hit me that the hill drains in all directions, which is good," he says. "Then we brought in back hoes to dig soil pits, and we couldn't reach bedrock." Chemically, the soil was well-balanced and needed only the natural nitrogen produced by grasses in the vineyard rows and vine cuttings.
Soil studies showed that the space available for vines — 6.73 acres that Vietri refers to as "the field" — is naturally divided into four different sub-sections, which would eventually become keys to Vietri's master plan. At one time, the East Coast was thought inhospitable to classic European vinifera grapes, but other wineries over the past 50 years have shown that not to be the case, and today the mid-Atlantic region primarily grows the same varieties that are grown in Bordeaux and Burgundy.
The Right Road
Vietri was not so sure he wanted to follow the French road, so he planted his first vineyard in 1999 with about 50 percent in these varieties and the other half in grapes mainly from his family's ancestral home — northern Italy. "Things failed here that worked in other places in the region," he reports. "Cabernet sauvignon was a complete bust," the vines dying of winter kill. Some of the Italian-based grapes, such as barbera and nebbiolo, flourished and made very good wines, while others, such as dolcetto, had too many diseases caused by the humid East Coast climate. Vietri jokes that the heat-producing, odiferous production of mushroom soil next door allows for a dense if temporary fog that nebbiolo loves.
Va La Vineyards
In 2002, the Vietris opened their winery with the hands-on help of their families in a converted barn on the property. They called it Va La Vineyards — the "va la" a play between the Italian phrase that means "go there" or "get out of here" and Giusvalla, the name of the village where much of his mother's family lived before coming to America. "I would set behind the tasting bar, wondering if anyone would ever come through the door," he remembers. "I wondered if anyone would ever pay $20 a bottle for our wines."
They did come, and they did purchase the wines, which, according to plans, were mainly blends. Although Vietri originally purchased a few grapes from other growers to get started, he gradually began making all his wines — up to about 750 cases in a good year — from his own grapes. As a friend and neighbor, I have watched this evolution over many shared glasses of wine, as Vietri has literally planted dozens, perhaps even hundreds, of different varieties and clones to see which ones worked best and in which of the four sub-plots. "The goal for the vineyard planting, and the reason for the non-traditional blends, has been to create a blend of varieties that might more deeply express this single place in the spirit of vin de terroir," Vietri says.
Critical Praise
Not only did the customers come, so did the critical praise. And not just from me, but from other critics such as Craig LaBan of the Philadelphia Inquirer and David Schildknecht of Vinaria. Part of the praise is the result of the terroir — where the grapes are grown — but also credit Vietri's vision and tough- love, labor-intensive vineyard practices to control yield and enhance quantity. This has allowed him to charge $25 to $45 a bottle — unheard of in the region — and to sell everything he makes, almost all in the winery's tasting room.
Today's Wines
Today — 14 years after planting the first vines — what Vietri likes to refer to as "our little vineyard" produces four wines:
"Mahogany," produced by the black mushroom soils of the center area of the hill, from the varieties malvasia nero, barbera, sagrantino, carmine, lagrein, charbono, teroldego and petit verdot.
"La Prima Donna," produced by the stony soils of the southeast area of the field from the white grapes tocai, malvasia bianca, viognier,pinot grigio, and petit manseng.
"Silk," a dry rosato produced from the soils of the eastern slopes of the hill from the varietiescorvina veronese, barbera, nebbiolo, carmine, and petit verdot among others.
"Cedar" produced by the red soils on the western edge of the field from five clones of nebbiolo lampia & michet and corvina veronese.
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CooperVision Kicks Off Search for Third Class of Best Practices Honorees
Initiative Seeks to Discover and Recognize Optometry Offices Advancing the Profession Through Innovation, Industry Leadership and Patient Experience
LAS VEGAS, September 13, 2017 — Two years ago, CooperVision, Inc. launched its Best Practices initiative (EyeCareBestPractices.com) to recognize the innovative and unexpected things that eye care professionals do to provide the best possible care to patients, grow their practices, and advance the profession. Since then, it has named 20 eye care practices throughout the U.S. as Best Practices honorees—and now, the search begins again.
Today, at Vision Expo West in Las Vegas, CooperVision announced its third annual call for submissions for Best Practices. All U.S. optometry practices* currently fitting contact lenses are eligible to apply.
"After two years of close partnership with our Best Practices honorees, I can say we have been blown away by our honorees' various approaches toward patient care, practice management, community engagement, industry leadership, and more," said Michele Andrews, OD, Senior Director of Professional and Academic Affairs, North America, CooperVision. "Hearing all of their stories—and seeing the results of their efforts in their practices—is proof that there is no one way to success and everybody can find their niche. From private practice to corporate optometry, these honorees are contributing to the advancement of the profession in big ways and small. We are proud to kick off the third year of this initiative, and look forward to adding new perspective and expertise to our distinguished group of Best Practices in 2018."
Best Practices candidates are encouraged to submit practice profiles and stories, sharing their insights and experiences in the following areas:
Innovation will be evaluated on contributions to the betterment of eye health and education, leveraging technology in interesting ways to grow the practice, and advancing the eye care profession among the public.
Industry Leadership will be rated on how a practice advances the profession and leads the industry regionally, nationally and even globally.
Patient Experience will be judged on how a practice delivers excellent eye care experiences and education to its patients, and unique aspects of patient care.
Candidates can choose to submit their stories via written response or video at EyeCareBestPractices.com. Applications will be accepted through October 31, 2017, and will be reviewed by a panel of judges including past Best Practices honorees, industry experts, and CooperVision leaders. The 2018 Best Practices will be announced in early 2018.
Best Practices honorees are broadly recognized throughout the profession by serving on professional panels, showcasing their expertise within the eye care trade media, and representing the program at industry trade shows. They are also invited to attend educational meetings at CooperVision's headquarters in Pleasanton, Calif.
"To be honored as one of the Best Practices has been extremely rewarding to us this year," said Stephanie Woo, OD, of Havasu Eye Center in Lake Havasu, Ariz. "It is exciting to let patients know they are receiving eye care from the best in the nation, right here in our small town. We are proud to be recognized as a Best Practice throughout the national optometric community as well. It is a testament to the fact that no matter who you are and where you live, you can offer patients an excellent eye care experience with superior technology, innovation, and service."
For more information about the Best Practices initiative, to see past honorees, or to apply, visit www.EyeCareBestPractices.com.
* For full details on the Best Practices terms and conditions, including eligibility requirements, refer to https://www.eyecarebestpractices.com/terms-and-conditions.
CooperVision, a unit of The Cooper Companies, Inc. (NYSE:COO), is one of the world's leading manufacturers of soft contact lenses. The Company produces a full array of monthly, two-week and daily disposable contact lenses, all featuring advanced materials and optics. CooperVision has a strong heritage of solving the toughest vision challenges such as astigmatism and presbyopia; and offers the most complete collection of spherical, toric and multifocal products available. Through a combination of innovative products and focused practitioner support, the company brings a refreshing perspective to the marketplace, creating real advantages for customers and wearers. For more information, visit www.coopervision.com.
The Cooper Companies, Inc. ("Cooper") is a global medical device company publicly traded on the NYSE (NYSE:COO). Cooper is dedicated to being A Quality of Life Company™ with a focus on delivering shareholder value. Cooper operates through two business units, CooperVision and CooperSurgical. CooperVision brings a refreshing perspective on vision care with a commitment to developing a wide range of high-quality products for contact lens wearers and providing focused practitioner support. CooperSurgical is committed to advancing the health of families with its diversified portfolio of products and services focusing on women's health, fertility and diagnostics. Headquartered in Pleasanton, CA, Cooper has more than 10,000 employees with products sold in over 100 countries. For more information, please visit www.coopercos.com
Heather Kowalczyk, APR
heather@mcdougallpr.com or 585-434-2148


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Celine Dion Performs Remixed 'My Heart Will go on'
By: IANS | November 9, 2017
Singer Celine Dion surprised her fans at a fund-raising concert here by performing a remixed version of her popular song "My heart will go on" from the 1997 film "Titanic".
Dion performed alongside musician Steve Aoki at Benefit Concert at OMNIA Nightclub inside Caesars Palace here on Tuesday night, reports etonline.com.
Donning a ruffled one-sleeve jumpsuit, Dion sang the "Titanic" ballad while standing on the DJ booth. Following the performance, Aoki joined Dion and they both did their best dance moves.
The Benefit Concert was aimed to raise funds for those affected by the tragic Las Vegas shooting last month during the Route 91 Harvest Festival. Tiesto, Zedd, Kaskade, Party Favor, Cash Cash, Lil Jon and more also performed at the event.
The show raised over $1,000,000 through donations, ticket sales and all revenue earned throughout the night.
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Ku, G. (2008). Learning to de-escalate: The effects of regret in escalation of commitment. Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, 105(2), 221-232.
Journal article, more authors,
Smale, M. J. (1985). Aspects of the biology of Argyrosomus hololepidotus and Atractoscion aequidens (Osteichthyes: Sciaenidae) in waters of the south-eastern Cape, South Africa. South African Journal of Marine Science, 3(1), 63-75.
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Gibbs, J. T., & Huang, L. N. (Eds.). (2001). Children of color: Psychological interventions with culturally diverse youth. San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass.
Young, R. F. (2007). Crossing boundaries in urban ecology: Pathways to sustainable cities (Doctoral dissertation). Available from ProQuest Dissertations & Theses database. (UMI No. 327681)
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Hammond, K. R., & Adelman, L. (1986). Science, values, and human judgment. In H. R. Arkes & K. R. Hammond (Eds.), Judgement and decision making: An interdisciplinary reader (pp. 127-143). Cambridge, England: Cambridge University Press.
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Sadie, S., & Tyrrell, J. (Eds.). (2002). The new Grove dictionary of music and musicians (2nd ed., Vols. 1-29). New York, NY: Grove.
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