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Eines der besten Sprachmerkmale von Go sind Interfaces. Nach dem Lesen dieses Abschnitts wirst Du über dessen Implementation staunen.

### Was ist ein Interface

Kurz gesagt, ein Interface dient der Zusammenfassung von Funktionen, die durch ihren ähnlichen Aufbau eine Beziehung zueinander haben.

Wie im Beispiel aus dem letzten Abschnitt haben Student und Mitarbeiter hier beide die Methode `SagHallo()`, welche sich ähnlich, aber nicht gleich verhalten.

Machen wir uns wieder an die Arbeit, indem wir beiden Structs die Methode `Singen()` hinzufügen. Zudem erweitern wir Student um die Methode `GeldLeihen()` und Mitarbeiter um die Methode `GehaltAusgeben()`.

Nun besitzt Student die drei Methoden `SagHallo()`, `Singen()` und `GeldLeihen()` und Mitarbeiter `SagHallo()`, `Singen()` sowie `GehaltAusgeben()`.

Diese Kombination von Methoden wird Interface genannt und umfasst sowohl Student als auch Mitarbeiter. Somit besitzen beide Datentypen die Interfaces `SagHallo()` und `Singen()`. Jedoch implementieren beide Datentypen keine gemeinsames Interfaces für `GeldLeihen()` und `GehaltAusgeben()`, da diese Methoden nicht für beide Structs definiert wurden.

### Interface als Datentyp

Ein Interface definiert eine Liste von Methoden. Besitzt ein Datentyp alle Methoden, die das Interface definiert, so umfasst das Interface diesen Datentypen. Schauen wir uns ein Beispiel zur Verdeutlichung an.

	type Mensch struct {
		name    string
		alter   int
		telefon string
	}

	type Student struct {
		Mensch
		schule string
		kredit float32
	}

	type Mitarbeiter struct {
		Mensch
		unternehmen string
		geld        float32
	}

	func (m *Mensch) SagHallo() {
		fmt.Printf("Hallo, ich bin %s und Du erreichst mich unter %s\n", m.name, m.telefon)
	}

	func (m *Mensch) Singen(liedtext string) {
		fmt.Println("La la, la la la, la la la la la...", liedtext)
	}

	func (m *Mensch) SichBetrinken(bierkrug string) {
		fmt.Println("schluck schluck schluck...", bierkrug)
	}

	// Mitarbeiter "überlädt" SagHallo
	func (m *Mitarbeiter) SagHallo() {
		fmt.Printf("Hallo, ich bin %s und arbeite bei %s. Ruf mich unter der Nummer %s an\n", m.name,
			m.unternehmen, m.telefon) // Du kannst die Argumente auch auf zwei Zweilen aufteilen.
	}

	func (s *Student) GeldLeihen(betrag float32) {
		s.kredit += betrag // (immer und immer wieder...)
	}

	func (m *Mitarbeiter) GehaltAusgeben(betrag float32) {
		m.geld -= betrag // Einen Vodka bitte!!! Bring mich durch den Tag!
	}

	// Das Interface definieren
	type Männer interface {
		SagHallo()
		Singe(liedtext string)
		SichBetrinken(bierkrug string)
	}

	type JungerMann interface {
		SagHallo()
		Singe(liedtext string)
		GeldLeihen(betrag float32)
	}

	type Greis interface {
		SagHallo()
		Singe(liedtext string)
		GeldAusgeben(betrag float32)
	}

Wir wissen, dass ein Interface von jedem Datentypen implementiert werden und ein Datentyp viele Interfaces umfassen kann.

Zudem implementiert jeder Datentyp das leere Interface `interface{}`, da es keine Methoden definiert und alle Datentypen von Beginn an keine Methoden besitzen.

### Interface als Datentyp

Welche Arten von Werten können mit einem Interface verknüpft werden? Wen wir eine Variable vom Typ Interface definieren, dann kann jeder Datentyp, der das Interface implementiert wird, der Variable zugewiesen werden.

Es ist wie im oberen Beispiel. Erstellen wir eine Variable "m" mit dem Interface Männer, kann jeder Student, Mensch oder Mitarbeiter "m" zugewiesen werden. So könnten wir ein Slice mit dem Interface Männer jeden Datentyp hinzufügen, der ebenfalls das Interface Männer implementiert. Bedenke aber, dass sich das Verhalten von Slices ändert, wenn dies Elemente eines Interface statt eines Datentypes verwendet.

	package main

	import "fmt"

	type Mensch struct {
		name    string
		alter   int
		telefon string
	}

	type Student struct {
		Mensch
		schule string
		geld   float32
	}

	type Mitarbeiter struct {
		Mensch
		unternehmen string
		geld        float32
	}

	func (m Mensch) SagHallo() {
		fmt.Printf("Hallo, ich bin %s und Du erreicht mich unter %s\n", m.name, m.telefon)
	}

	func (m Mensch) Singe(liedtext string) {
		fmt.Println("La la la la...", liedtext)
	}

	func (m Mitarbeiter) SagHallo() {
		fmt.Printf("Hallo, ich bin %s und arbeite bei %s. Rufe mich unter der Nummer %s an\n", m.name,
			m.unternehmen, m.telefon) // Du kannst die Argumente auch auf zwei Zweilen aufteilen.
	}

	// Das Interface Männer wird von Mensch, Student und Mitarbeiter implementiert
	type Männer interface {
		SagHallo()
		Singe(liedtext string)
	}

	func main() {
		mike := Student{Mensch{"Mike", 25, "222-222-XXX"}, "MIT", 0.00}
		paul := Student{Mensch{"Paul", 26, "111-222-XXX"}, "Harvard", 100}
		sam := Mitarbeiter{Mensch{"Sam", 36, "444-222-XXX"}, "Golang Inc.", 1000}
		tom := Mitarbeiter{Mensch{"Sam", 36, "444-222-XXX"}, "Things Ltd.", 5000}

		// Definiere i vom Typ Interface Männer
		var i Männer

		// i kann Studenten zugewiesen bekommen
		i = mike
		fmt.Println("Das ist Mike, ein Student:")
		i.SagHallo()
		i.Singe("November rain")

		// i kann auch Mitarbeiter zugewiesen bekommen
		i = tom
		fmt.Println("Das ist Tom, ein Mitarbeiter:")
		i.SagHallo()
		i.Singe("Born to be wild")

		// Slice mit Männern
		fmt.Println("Nutzen wir einen Slice vom Typ Männer und schauen, was passiert")
		x := make([]Männer, 3)
		// Alle drei Variablen haben verschiedene Datentypen, implentieren aber das selbe Interface
		x[0], x[1], x[2] = paul, sam, mike

		for _, wert := range x {
			wert.SagHallo()
		}
	}

Ein Interface ist eine Ansammlung von abstrakten Methoden, das jeder Datentypen implementieren kann, die noch nicht Teil des Interfaces sind. Daher kann es sich nicht selbst implemetieren

### Leeres Interface

Ein leeres Interfaces umfasst keine Methoden, sodass alle Datentypen dieses Interface implementieren. Dies ist sehr nützlich, wenn wir irgendwann alle Datentypen speichern möchten. Es ist void* aus C sehr ähnlich.

	// Definition eines leeren Interfaces
	var a interface{}
	var i int = 5
	s := "Hallo Welt"
	// a kann jeder Datentyp zugewiesen werden
	a = i
	a = s

Wenn eine Funktion ein leeres Interface als Argumenttyp verwendet, wird jeder Datentyp akzeptiert. Gleiches gilt für den Rückgabewert einer Funktion.

### Ein Interface als Methodenargument

Jede Variable kann mit einem Interface genutzt werden. Aber wie können wir diese Eigenschaft nutzen, um einen beliebigen Datentyp einer Funktion zu übergeben?

Zum Beispiel nutzen wir `fmt.Println` sehr oft, aber hast Du jemals gemerkt, dass jeder Datentyp verwendet werden kann? Werfen wir mal einen Blick auf den open-source Code von `fmt`. Wir sehen die folgende Definition der Funktion.

	type Stringer interface {
    		String() string
	}

Dies bedeutet, dass jeder Datentyp, der das Interface Stringer implementiert, `fmt.Println` übergeben werden kann. Beweisen wir es.

	package main

	import (
		"fmt"
		"strconv"
	)

	type Mensch struct {
		name    string
		alter   int
		telefon string
	}

	// Mensch implementiert fmt.Stringer
	func (m Mensch) String() string {
		return "Name:" + m.name + ", Alter:" + strconv.Itoa(m.alter) + " Jahre, Kontakt:" + m.telefon
	}

	func main() {
		Bob := Mensch{"Bob", 39, "000-7777-XXX"}
		fmt.Println("Dieser Mensch ist: ", Bob)
	}

Werfen wir nochmal einen Blick auf das Beispiel mit den Boxen von vorhin. Du wirst feststellen, dass der Datentyp Farbe ebenfalls das Interface Stringer definiert, sodass wir die Ausgabe formatieren können. Würden wir dies nicht tun, nutzt `fmt.Println()` die Standardformatierung.

	fmt.Println("Die größte Box ist", boxen.HöchsteFarbe().String())
	fmt.Println("Die größte Box ist", boxen.HöchsteFarbe())

Achtung: Wenn Du das Interface `error` implementierst, wird `fmt` `error()` ausrufen, sodass Du ab hier Stringer noch nicht definieren brauchst.

### Datentyp eines Interfaces bestimmen

Wir wissen, dass einer Variable jeder Datentyp zugewiesen werden kann, der ein Interface mit dem originalen Datentypen teilt. Nun stellt sich die Frage, wie wir den genauen Datentypen einer Variable bestimmen können. Hierfür gibt es zwei Wege, die ich Dir zeigen möchte.

- Überprüfung nach dem Komma-ok-Muster

Der in Go übliche Syntax lautet `value, ok := element.(T)`. Er überprüft, ob eine Variable vom erwarteten Datentypen ist. "value" ist der Wert der Variable,"ok" ist vom Typ Boolean, "element" ist eine Interfacevariable und T der zu überprüfende Datentyp.

Wenn das Element dem erwarteten Datentypen entspricht, wird ok auf true gesetzt. Anderfalls ist er false.

Veranschaulichen wir dies anhand eines Beispiels.

	package main

	import (
		"fmt"
		"strconv"
	)

	type Element interface{}
	type Liste []Element

	type Person struct {
		name   string
		alter  int
	}

	func (p Person) String() string {
		return "(Name: " + p.name + " - Alter: 	" + strconv.Itoa(p.alter) + " Jahre)"
	}

	func main() {
		liste := make(Liste, 3)
		liste[0] = 1       // ein Integer
		liste[1] = "Hallo" // ein String
		liste[2] = Person{"Dennis", 70}

		for index, element := range liste {
			if value, ok := element.(int); ok {
				fmt.Printf("liste[%d] ist ein Integer mit dem Wert %d\n", index, value)
			} else if value, ok := element.(string); ok {
				fmt.Printf("liste[%d] ist ein String mit dem Wert %s\n", index, value)
			} else if value, ok := element.(Person); ok {
				fmt.Printf("liste[%d] ist eine Person mit dem Wert %s\n", index, value)
			} else {
				fmt.Printf("liste[%d] hat einen anderen Datentyp\n", index)
			}
		}
	}

Dieses Muster ist sehr einfach anzuwenden, aber wenn wir viele Datentypen zu bestimmen haben, sollten wir besser `switch` benutzen.

- Überprüfung mit switch

Machen wir von `switch` gebrauch und schreiben unser Beispiel um.

	package main

	import (
		"fmt"
		"strconv"
	)

	type Element interface{}
	type Liste []Element

	type Person struct {
		name   string
		alter  int
	}

	func (p Person) String() string {
		return "(Name: " + p.name + " - Alter: " + strconv.Itoa(p.alter) + " Jahre)"
	}

	func main() {
		liste := make(Liste, 3)
		liste[0] = 1       // Ein Integer
		liste[1] = "Hello" // Ein String
		liste[2] = Person{"Dennis", 70}

		for index, element := range liste {
			switch value := element.(type) {
			case int:
				fmt.Printf("liste[%d] ein Integer mit dem Wert %d\n", index, value)
			case string:
				fmt.Printf("liste[%d] ist ein String mit dem Wert %s\n", index, value)
			case Person:
				fmt.Printf("liste[%d] ist eine Person mit dem Wert %s\n", index, value)
			default:
				fmt.Println("liste[%d] hat einen anderen Datentyp", index)
			}
		}
	}

Eine Sache, die Du bedenken solltest, ist, dass `element.(type)` nur in Kombination mit `switch` genutzt werden kann. Andernfalls musst Du auf das Komma-ok-Muster zurückgreifen.

### Eingebettete Interfaces

Eine der schönsten Eigenschaften von Go ist dessen eingebaute und vorrausschauende Syntax, etwa namenlose Eigentschaften in Structs. Nicht überraschend können wir dies ebenfalls mit Interfaces tun, die `eingebettete Interfaces` genannt werden. Auch hier gelten die selben Regeln wie bei namenlosen Eigenschaften. Anders ausgedrückt: wenn ein Interface ein anderes Interface einbettet, werden auch alle Methoden mit übernommen.

Im Quellcode des Pakets `container/heap` lässt sich folgende Definition finden:

	type Interface interface {
	    	sort.Interface      // Eingetettetes sort.Interface
	    	Push(x interface{}) // Eine Push Methode, um Objekte im Heap zu speichern
	    	Pop() interface{}   // Eine Pop Methode, um Elemente aus dem heap zu löschen
	}

Wie wir sehen können, handelt es sich bei `sort.Interface` um ein eingebettes Interface. Es beinhaltet neben `Push()` und `Pop()` die folgenden drei Methoden implizit.

	type Interface interface {
	    	// Len gibt die Anzahl der Objekte in der Datenstruktur an.
	    	Len() int
	    	// Less gibt in Form eines Boolean an, ob i mit j getauscht werden sollte
	    	Less(i, j int) bool
	    	// Swap vertauscht die Elemente i und j.
	    	Swap(i, j int)
	}

Ein weiteres Beispiel ist `io.ReadWriter` aus dem Paket `io`.

	// io.ReadWriter
	type ReadWriter interface {
    		Reader
    		Writer
	}

### Reflexion

Reflexion in Go wird genutzt, um Informationen während der Laufzeit zu bestimmen. Wir nutzen dafür das `reflect` Paket. Der offizelle [Artikel](http://golang.org/doc/articles/laws_of_reflection.html) erklärt die Funktionsweise von `reflect` in Go.

Die Nutzung von `reflect` umfasst drei Schritte. Als Erstes müssen wir ein Interface in `reflect`-Datentypen umwandeln (entweder in reflect.Type oder reflect.Value, aber dies ist Situationsabhängig).

	t := reflect.TypeOf(i)    // Speichert den Datentyp von i in t und erlaubt den Zugriff auf alle Elemente
	v := reflect.ValueOf(i)   // Erhalte den aktuellen Wert von i. Nutze v um den Wert zu ändern

Danach können wir die reflektierten Datentypen konvertieren, um ihre Werte zu erhalten.

	var x float64 = 3.4
	v := reflect.ValueOf(x)
	fmt.Println("Datentyp:", v.Type())
	fmt.Println("Die Variante ist float64:", v.Kind() == reflect.Float64)
	fmt.Println("Wert:", v.Float())

Wollen wir schließlich den Wert eines reflektierten Datentypen ändern, müssen wir ihn dynamisch machen. Wie vorhin angesprochen, gibt es einen Unterschied, wenn wir einen Wert als Kopie oder dessen Zeiger übergeben. Das untere Beispiel ist nicht kompilierbar.

	var x float64 = 3.4
	v := reflect.ValueOf(x)
	v.SetFloat(7.1)

Stattdessen müssen wir den folgenden Code verwenden, um die Werte der reflektierten Datentypen zu ändern.

	var x float64 = 3.4
	p := reflect.ValueOf(&x)
	v := p.Elem()
	v.SetFloat(7.1)

Nun kennen wir die Grundlagen der Reflexion. Es erfordert jedoch noch ein wenig Übung, um sich mit diesem Konzept vertraut zu machen.

## Links

- [Inhaltsverzeichnis](preface.md)
- Vorheriger Abschnitt: [Objektorientierte Programmierung](02.5.md)
- Nächster Abschnitt: [Nebenläufigkeit](02.7.md)


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According to GoodReads, I have thirteen books to read before the end of the year in order to make my (entirely self-imposed) goal of 104 books read in 2015. Below are the titles on my bookshelf that I plan (hope) to get to before the year is out.
What have you been / will you be reading in the final months of 2015?


Healthy combo of veggies tossed in an aromatic masala and then baked inside a puff pastry until nicely golden, flaky and crispy on the outside.
veg puff recipe | curry puff recipe | vegetable puff recipe with step by step photo recipe. Perhaps one of the common snack recipe across all the south east asian countries, but the filling may differ from region to region. In India there are several varieties, including veg puff, egg puff, paneer puff and chicken puff recipe which is typically consumed as evening snack and even sometime as breakfast.
i am a big fan of veg puffs recipe and often i prepare these for our weekend evening snack. i typically prepare this recipe with the store bough puff pastry sheets as preparing is very time consuming and also very stressful.
Heat oil in a pan. Add in onions, saute for 2 mins till it turn light golden.
Now add in tomatoes and saute for 5 mins till the tomatoes turn mushy. Add in salt and sugar. mix well.
Add in spice powders and mix well. Now add in all the veggies except potatoes. Mix well with the masala.
Pour a splash of water and cover the pan. Cook for 10 mins till the veggies are tender.
Now add in boiled potatoes and mix well. Add in soy sauce and tomato ketchup and mix well.
Take puff pastry square, Spread it a little if it is thick.
Spoon some filling on the center and fold it over with your fingers or with press with fork.
Now arrange them in a baking tray. Bake it in a preheated oven for 25 to 30 mins till the top is golden, i turn the tray half way through for even colouring.
Bake it in a preheated oven for 25 to 30 mins till the top is golden.
Ready to serve. I served it with ketchup.
The Veg puffs look super !!
These veg puffs look so cute! I like the crispy skin & delicious filling as a perfect puff.
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French FM set to meet with Netanyahu today amid tensions
15/05/2016 International, Politics 2,515 Views
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The French Foreign Minister, Jean-Marc Ayrault is set to meet with the Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas for the new peace initiative his country plans to launch at the end of this month.
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Author: Wazza_Games
Flying Tigers: Shadows Over China Review
Flying Tigers: Shadows over China is an arcade dog fighting game set during WWII in China, Burma and India. The game is based on a group named the "Flying Tigers", who were a group of US pilots battling China throughout the Second World War. The operations that you are tasked with throughout the campaign, follow the experiences of real operations that took place in WW2. The game mainly has 2 factions which are the Allies and the Japanese, however period you can only play/control the allies within the main campaign. Although in other game modes such as arcade you have an option to fly Japanese aircraft.
When initially opening the game, you are faced with a variety of options of how you would like your graphic settings to be. I give huge credit to the developers for this as it makes the game more playable and accessible for the lower spec PC's. When I first got into the actual the game, the graphics were not exactly 4K, I noticed the ground textures such as trees and grass aren't brilliant. However overall the game isn't bad looking, it is manageable considering the games price. When talking about the Aircraft's on the other hand, what can I say other than amazing, to me they have really caught the aesthetics of a WW2 aircraft, looking reasonably realistic. During gun fights, I was particularly fond on how the bullet's shot from my aircraft left huge holes in enemy aircraft. A small detail like really adds to the gaming experience, however explosions on the other hand had a 8 bit feel to it, which really took away from my experience. To conclude the graphics match the price tag of the game, I got the feeling of the WW2 vibe however some areas such as explosions took away from my experience.
Game modes:
Flying Tigers offers several game modes you can play both online and offline. The first game mode your introduced to is the Campaign, as I mentioned earlier the missions you are challenged with are actual operation US pilots were tasked with, which I really appreciated. However, the campaign itself doesn't really have a story line to it, it mainly covers individual operations, although I don't mind that it could leave some players confused as you could go from a battle in 1947 back to 1945. Right now, there are only 8 missions within the campaign, however im sure after reading some threads they have future plans to release more. The next game mode is the Dog fighting mode, this mode can be played either online or offline. This mode allows the user to choose any aircraft they want to fly, then you choose what Aircraft's you want to battle, as well as what map you want to battle on. The last offline mode is free flight, like Dog fighting mode you choose what Aircraft you want to fly, what map you want to play, What the weather conditions are and who you are battling against. The name almost sums up what the mode is about. Throughout each game mode there are only 2 difficulty settings, Normal and Hard. Onto the online mode there are servers which can hold up to 16 players, unfortunately the multiplayer seems to be completely dead, only one server came up on the server browser and it was completely empty.
Flying Tigers is very much an arcade dog fighting experience. Obviously, the game is centred on air-air combat but there are also ground and naval targets in some of the missions. I must say, combat is a lot of fun, especially when you're chasing enemies while being chased yourself. All of the aircraft feature at least one forward facing gun and some have backwards facing guns controlled by AI apart from some scripted events. As well as guns there are also bombs and torpedoes used by some of the aircraft to take out the ground and naval targets I mentioned. The main reason this game is more towards the arcade side of things rather than simulation is due to the game's controls. It's also an arcade game due to a slow motion ability that you can use (and recharge as it doesn't last forever) during combat, I had a lot of fun messing around with this ability and it does also make it easier to hit targets which frequently comes in handy.
When first opening the game, the audio is very loud, I would suggest changing the master volume as soon as you get into the main menu. From personal experience when shooting my 1st bullet it scared the life out of me. However, after playing the game for a while the audio is crystal clear, defiantly reflecting noises from the WW2 setting (air raid sirens, bombs, shooting etc.) Lastly the voice acting in the game is all done reasonably well though there were a couple of times where I was left wondering if the correct accent was used. One thing worth mentioning is that not all the dialogue lines for the missions are in the game yet since it's still in Early Access but I imagine these will be added in later updates.
The first thing worth mentioning is that you're given a hell of a lot of choice in the game for input devices. You can either play with just a mouse, a keyboard and mouse, a game pad and even a flight stick/HOTAS setup. The main thing which makes this game so much of an arcade game, which I personally don't like, is the limitations in terms of aircraft manoeuvrability. You can't bank the plane more than 90° maneuvers that you can do in other games. The devs have explained that this limitation is there due to limitations with the camera and also to stop us "fiddling with controls unnecessarily" (whatever that means) but the devs have said we may see these limitations removed at some point in the future so fingers crossed. With the most recent update one of these limitations has been removed from the game hence I've removed it from my review, hopefully the other one will go too. Other than that, issue the controls are great, the planes all feel as responsive as they should (obviously a large bomber is less responsive than a small fighter aircraft).
Worth a buy, however I would suggest waiting for the game to potentially go on sale as I don't feel it's a game that you could get 100+ hours from. To Conclude Flying Tigers is a great arcade dog fighting game with good graphics, quite a few different aircraft and plenty of content already. If you enjoy dog fighting games, there's no question you'll enjoy this one too and it's only going to get better as it progresses through Early Access.
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We got a lot of troll and plagiarised entries but also many decent submissions for which we have offered official positions at OP.
As for the winning entry, this competition was directly aimed at people who have never given writing a shot in an official sense and would like to have their work shared with a community they love and Ashok's piece was absolutely perfect for that. He was enthusiastic, passionate and excited about the subject he was writing for and that was enough for us to show him some appreciation.
Winner's don't always have to be the best, everyone in OP has a chance to contribute. If what you're looking for is the work of qualified professionals then Opium Pulses articles probably aren't the best fit for you.
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I'd love to see what other entries were submitted. If this was the 'winner' then the standards must be quite mediocre indeed.
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Hi, it s me, again :)
In the "drop down" menù, i have 20 giveaways won but, if i go in the achievements page, it says 17, and i didn t receive points..
This time, i yet tried to logout/login, but nothing changed.
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It is sad that I've collected points for years to get one of the games I wanted and now those titles are out of reach...
On the other hand I understand the situation, too bad the abusers couldn't be stopped, but glad there are still some freebies I guess.
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By Rachel Fonotia – Manager Aranui Community Trust.
I work for the Aranui Community Trust – I was born in Aranui, and I'm passionate about the work the Trust is doing. Our vision, "Aranui – a proud community of hope and opportunities where people stand tall – as circumstances demand" is purposefully adaptive so that we can respond to the emerging needs of our people and places. For example the focus after the earthquake in 2011, became to build a better brighter future, after the loss of our houses saw a dramatic decline in our population. We work with communities helping them identify their needs and improve their outcomes.
We're big on improving access to health, as so many of our people are blocking up the Hospital's Accident and Emergency with chronic conditions because of the barriers to accessing primary care. We work with education providers to improve our community's educational outcomes as we have the highest numbers of school leavers exiting the education system without qualifications. Although we don't concentrate on deprivation it is worth noting our community is amongst the most deprived in New Zealand. Just one example: 70% of our community don't have communications in the house, so we still have a newsletter that is distributed to all those houses. Overcrowding is also major issue and we work tirelessly with housing providers so people can live in appropriate spaces.
While we have worked on many initiatives with the various agencies one project stands out as an example of how it can work well – and then not so much. In 2001 we entered a three way memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Christchurch City Council and Housing New Zealand after the ageing two-storey housing stock was identified as the most unpopular, highest need issue in the community. The MOU set out how the three of us would work with the community to redevelop the spaces. The Council agreed to look at the parks and roading, Housing NZ agreed to upgrade its stock.
After the consultation Housing NZ agreed to remove the ageing stock. The community explained to them what they wanted, from single storeys to fencing. Eventually together we came up with the new houses.
Then we had an earthquake and we lost 130 of the remaining outdated stock. We worked with Housing NZ for 2 ½ years to rework what would replace those properties. They came back with a plan which involved building two storey properties again, having not noted the consultation process that had begun in 2001. In terms of design it does not work for the community.
Constantly changing personnel at agency level has been a major challenge. Promises made to keep the community involved and informed are often forgotten. Previous partnering agreements and institutional memory of community housing preferences and plans negotiated with Aranui locals have been ignored – with recently built housing developments representing everything local people said they didn't want! The need for agencies to meaningfully work with local people and community connectors like Aranui Trust – rather than do for or to Aranui remains a work in progress. And there's a lot going on – around $150 million is currently being invested in Aranui, ensuring local people are kept up to date with what's planned is key.
Nobody can do doing anything on their own, we know that and we've been pretty smart at getting people to have the conversations at that table. We meet monthly now with the Christchurch City Council – they've become our friends. At different times over the 15 years, we've had really interesting debates, we've fought at the table but we have managed to come away still genuine in the outcome that we are all trying to achieve together.
What would be the point in asking our communities what they wanted and then not help them to achieve it? If we all believe we can make a difference, then we can. Our work is vital for the future of our communities.


Google has now rolled out this feature to services businesses. Think dentist, marketing agency, lawyer, nutritionist, and even a singing teacher! Depending on your category of business, the link will say either "menu" or "services".
Google has added another information-rich feature to the Google My Business information panel. This one adds functionality aimed mainly at restaurants, cafes, deli's and the like. You now have the ability to add and edit your own menu items in the info tab of your dashboard.
Depending on the category of business, you may see no menu link, a menu link, or a menu link and menu item link (plus or minus a few variations), or a "service" link (essentially a menu of services). If you're a restaurant or cafe type business, you will now see a link to add menu items (3rd).
You'll see the new feature in the dashboard only if the listing is not currently connected to a third party provider. The 3rd party providers often have their own menu schema around your menu items, and Google does not want conflicting information about your menu.
You'll see the output of this effort in search, when someone types in your restaurant name and the word "menu". On a desktop display you'll see a box at the top of the search results, with tabs for the varying menus.
Why does this menu item link matter?
This new feature is best suited to businesses that do not have a someone to implement restaurant structured data on your menu on your website. If you aren't sure what structured data means, then this is probably for you!
You'll see the new feature in the dashboard only if the listing is not currently connected to a third party provider. The 3rd party providers often have already placed structured data around your menu items, and Google does not want or need that additional info. It also restates the importance of having your menus with those services accurate and up to date!
You'll see the result of this effort in search, when someone types in your restaurant name and the word "menu".
On desktop, the menu can only be displayed (for both restaurants and service businesses) by adding the word "menu" after the name of the business. So it isn't exactly desktop friendly. But ultimately, it's not designed for desktop – remember Google is all about products for mobile.
140 characters for the menu section (eg breakfast, lunch, dessert, etc). This is helpful with sections such as Children's menus, as they often need additional description space for complimentary drinks & desserts.
When setting this up, you must add at least one item per menu section.
One thing I found is you can flick back and forth between the items, and it doesn't lose the content. This is handy for copying and pasting meal descriptions between menu sections.
Once you enter your menu items, the items may go through an approval process before they're published. You may see a "pending" message on your listing, yet nothing showing on the information panel with a "pending" notice. I suspect this is a little bit of sloppy coding that will be picked up as the feature matures.
This feature is currently for Food Establishment type businesses only.
There's no place to add the "fine print" – the small items like BYO, tipping, surcharge, per scoop, etc.
Displays in English only at this stage.
No currency symbol displays with the number, and the number is in dollars format. This could lead to the wrong impression entirely about your business.
No price range – this is particularly important for services businesses. So for now, I recommend service businesses skip prices.
If your listing is currently displaying an incorrect menu, contact support, as this often requires manual intervention to correct.


BERLIN, GERMANY – NOVEMBER 06: Apple MacBook Pro computers with Retina displays stand at a table at a Gravis Apple retailer on November 6, 2012 in Berlin, Germany. Apple is hoping for a strong Christmas season.
There is no doubt that MacBook Pro 2016 and MacBook Airs 2016 are the most wanted computers today. Apple fans and customers have been waiting for these laptops since the first quarter of the year but after two major Apple events, the anticipated MacBook Pro and MacBook Air are still in the dark.
According to some sources, MacBook Pro and MacBook Air will arrive in September. In addition, MacBook Pro 2016 will include a 4G LTE feature. It will also be released together with iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus and Apple Watch 2.
Parent Herald previously reported that MacBook Pro will arrive with Touch ID, NFC and wireless charging. In fact, the upcoming MacBook Pro is expected to be the best laptop on the market.
However, aside from these impressive features, Christian Times reported that MacBook Pro 2016 will also include a 4G LTE connectivity. If this is true, then Apple's flagship laptop will be the first computer to sport the cellular connectivity feature. By then it will not rely on the Wi-Fi connection to go online.
According to reports, Apple will be launching new products in September. In the said event, the Cupertino-based tech giant is expected to launch iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus and Apple Watch 2, Yibada reported.
Aside from these Apple gadgets, Christian Today reported that MacBook Air 2016 might accompany MacBook Pro 2016 when it arrives. The new MacBook Air is expected to be thinner and lighter than its predecessors.
Prior to this, some sources claimed that Apple's upgraded version of MacBook Pro will axe MacBook Air. However, Parent Herald debunked those claims and reported that MacBook Air will continue only that it will not receive an update this year.
No matter what the fate of MacBook Air, seeing an upgraded version this year will be a great surprise and treat. However, MacBook Pro 2016 will remain to be the more preferred laptop over Air because of its better display and more powerful features and specs.
Do you want to see MacBook Air 2016 alongside MacBook Pro 2016 in September? Which between the two will you purchase? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.


I am a sucker for a sweet treat. Long before cupcakes had taken the nation by storm, there was another treat we all loved. The whoopie pie. Two cake like cookies with a lovely filling sandwiched in between them? Oh yes please! I was always under the impression that Whoopie Pies were a southern delicacy. Apparently, I was wrong, as basically most of New England has claimed to be the birthplace of whoopie pies. Our whoopie pies are colored Red, White, and Blue, and were made especially for the summer. Make up a big ol' batch of these delectable sweet treats and be the hit of the party!
Whoopie pies are a New England classic. We've given these a patriotic twist, but you can make them any color to match your theme.
-Line the cookie sheets with parchment paper.
-Stir to combine the dry ingredients; flour, baking powder, and baking soda.
-Cream the soft butter and sugar until light and creamy.
-Add eggs one at a time, mixing directly after each addition.
-Alternate adding the flour mixture with the sour cream starting and ending with the flour mixture.
-Divide the prepared batter into halves.
-In the first bowl of batter add 3-5 drops of red gel food coloring.
-Stir well until thoroughly mixed.
-In the second bowl of the batter add 3-5 drops of blue gel food coloring.
-Using a small ice cream scoop begin to scoop out the red batter first, leveling the ice cream scoop with a table knife.
-Place the spoonfuls onto the parchment paper lined cookie sheet.
-Repeat for the blue colored batter and follow the directions listed above.
-Bake the whoopee pie at 350 degrees for 10-11 minutes.
-Cool for 10 minutes leaving the whoopee pies on the cookie sheet.
-Take the cooled whoopee pies off the cookie sheet placing them on a wire rack to cool completely.
-Continue to beat until the filling is stiff.
-Fill a pastry bag with a large star frosting tip.
-Twist the open end of the pastry bag and push the filling out through the tip.
Match the shapes and sizes of the cooled Whoopie Pies either red on red, blue of blue, or red on blue.
Select one for the top and the other for the bottom.
Place the top on the filled whoopee pie bottom.
Will you be making whoopie pies for your next gathering? They're perfectly portable, too! For more fun creative summer ideas, check out a few of my favorite blogs.


In February 2018, after having a mammogram for the first time in three or four years, Tammy Carlton (left) was diagnosed with breast cancer. When told she needed a double mastectomy, Tammy knew exactly who her surgeon would be: Dr. Kennan Buechter (right) with Franklin Foundation Hospital.
Tammy had a mastectomy performed on one breast in late May followed by another on July 16. "After the first surgery, I had absolutely no pain, just like my mother," Tammy says. "I was feeling so good, I could have gone home that same day.


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London Lisbon Torque Day Nine
It really is tight at the top and just too close to call as to who will win or fill the other podium positions in Lisbon on Saturday night. The underpowered but agile Mini Coopers S which has lead since Sarah and Ken Binstead's Austin Healey 3000 broke its exhaust five days ago, has been under serious threat from the Maris Carr 240Z for the last two days. And yet somehow Dick and Harry Baines have been clinging on, albeit by their fingernails, despite the two runs of historic Caramulo Hill Climb which witnessed more powerplay from the sweet 240Z as it ate into a 28 second lead from this morning, reducing it to just eight seconds by the close of the day.
*Too close to call as final day looms
*The Baines Mini is hanging on by its fingernails
*Maris and Carr 240Z just eight seconds behind and closing
*Owens and Johnson back to third
Nick Maris and Henry Carr are performing so well together they could sing a duet. They are definitely in harmony as their results proved today, losing just eight seconds in penalties this morning and closing in for a potential kill on the last day. But they weren't fastest on Caramulo, that honour fell to David Coxon and Peter Hawkins in the surging Austin Healey 3000, and they visibly looked the fastest on the hill! Peter has been busy outside the cockpit too, as he is quick to help, which he did, trying to sort out Tony Sutton's rear lights.
Tony Sutton and Bernard Northmore were fast on Caramulo but lost time with a 'stop in the box' infringement as Tony overshot, the four seconds they lost contributed to their return to fourth place but who knows what could happen on Day 10 – it is too close to call. Steve and Julia Robertson are still in fifth place but have been snapping at Stephen Owens and Pete Johnson's heels all day, they could still appear on the podium on Saturday.
Pete Johnson is an experienced and winning navigator, equally adept behind the wheel, he has in fact showed tremendous spirit and camaraderie in how he has helped fellow competitors here on London Lisbon. He has been freely giving great advice and providing help to newcomers such as Graeme Presswell and Phil Cottam, and even the relatively inexperienced Harry Baines, despite the fact that they are podium rivals.
Graham Platt and Neil Ripley still hold sixth in their Austin Healey 100M, although it was touch and go for the second run of the Caramulo Hillclimb after the top suspension mounting broke which had to be temporarily held by a sticking plaster after help by the technical assistance crews, they advised against running, but it was Graham's choice, so he ran up the hill slowly for his second run which helped in his quest for the class win. John Evans and Tristan Judge are really going well in the gorgeous and rare Alfa Romeo 1600 GT Zagato even though the car is finding the going a bit rough at times.
Dave Maryon and Andy Ballantyne have been inside the top ten for quite a while now and running a strong eighth overall, as Dave says, 'that's because of Andy, he is in a different league, it's great to have him with me.'
Almost straight out of the start this morning, Noel Kelly and Andy Lane were in trouble with alternator failure and despite sourcing a new one and fitting it, Andy had to watch the technical assistance crews take it out again and refit it. Their Volvo was rather smoky on the final Caramulo run too.
Dick and Harry Baines, Mini Cooper S
Harry; "I think we might have lost a little bit of time this morning, just a couple of seconds, nothing serious. The others could well have dropped as well. But, we've had a good morning in general, although we had a bit of a scare. There was a time written in the wrong box that we didn't see, but we thought we'd missed the control, but it was put in the page before. We thought we'd missed the control but we hadn't! And that's all sorted now, but we panicked for 10 to 15 minutes.
Dick; "Then we came out of the coffee halt and within a 100 yards the car just stopped. I'm not sure, but I think it was maybe a distributor wire with a joint just dropped onto an earth. I played with the wires and we got lucky. Well, we were especially good today. I think we did all we could, it was as good as we could go."
David Maryon and Andy Ballantyne, MGB
David; "It's hot in the cockpit but you know, it's been really going well. This is the second time I've done this event and now I'm doing it with Andy Ballantyne, he is on another level because I have to step up my game to try and keep up with him. We're really going well.
"This morning it was getting harder, bumpy grounds and a bit rougher, the hairpins are tighter but the speed, where allowed, and conditions are what you come for".
Andy Lane and Noel Kelly, Volvo 122S
Andy; "Just after we left the hotel this morning the alternator light came on to show the failure. So we stopped in the village and hijacked the next Volvo that came through and wrestled a spare out of their boot. We called the sweeps and I thought I had it just about changed it when they got there, but it wasn't working so they had to take it all off again and undo all the good work. And then we just got into the coffee, exactly on our 10 minutes penalty free lateness after being stopped for about 15 minutes. So then we pushed.
Peter Johnson, Porsche 911 with Stephen Owens and Nick Maris, Datsun 240Z
Peter; "We were just saying that Stephen and I have had a really good morning we've dropped 13 total out of 11 Timing Points. But Nick, and Henry only dropped eight! Totally brilliant.
Nick; "For two days I've been pleased with progress. I'm over the moon in the truth. But the thing now is just to take one control at a time and keep it going, find the thing."
"There's still a gap and then the Mini is very well driven. I don't think the events that we're going to do now gives us the chance of big changes at the top, but who knows. Genuinely it is just control by control that we are working on."
Peter; "For example, take the last control yesterday, probably three quarters of field didn't turn in on the 'NO' board. we went past it and dropped 29 seconds!"
Nick; We'll see if we can take time out of the Mini up the hill climb. I mean, it's class, isn't it that counts there. And then we have the other Porsche which takes the seconds out of us every time and actually it's really hotly contested. I don't even know which cars they are. But I think one of the Healey's and one of the other cars in our class routinely beats us on the tests. So occasionally, we can be second and sometimes we're fourth in the tests".
David Coxon and Peter Hawkins, Austin Healey 3000
A great performance yesterday morning and best performance of the Day 9 morning but overall a good day too as David commented; "Excellent. I mean, we were delighted actually, we had all sorts of stuffing knocked out of us previously when we had a very poor day. But then we've consistently grown in confidence again, yesterday was just brilliant. I think everything seems to going right at the moment.
"We are very lucky, of course with the car because you get to the places it needs to, especially on some of those regularities yesterday where you have to get up there and get on with it. We were very pleased with yesterday, it was a great day and excellent navigation by Peter."
Peter; "Yes, good, and just two more to do this afternoon. Obviously, we want to try and do it again, then we've got the Caramulo Hill Climb, and I'm looking forward to that!"
David; "Yes the car looks great. The car is set up for this sort of thing. We had a lot of work done to the engine and suspension. Basically, it was a complete wreck when I bought it but the car has been totally rebuilt. We've done quite a number of rallies, but in our first few rallies we had lots of problems with it, like on Three Legs of Mann. We did the Scottish Malts with some problems, and LeJog. There's been a lot of effort to get it right and we're now starting to see the results so we are very pleased."
Tony Sutton, Bernard Northgate, Porsche 911 SC
Tony; "I've just started to try and fix the rear brake light, it's not performing as well as it should. And a couple of the locals decided to race me up hills recently, so it's nice to know, I can let them know I'm braking.
"I think we're pretty good. We've been doing fours and fives and you know, a second or two at each place, so it's pretty good..
"I still had to do a couple of turns in the severe hairpins but I didn't get a wheel over the gutter like a couple of people so I managed to get through fairly unscathed. But we were certainly on it after that point because it was 10 or 15 seconds doing those turns. We didn't bottom out though so that has been pretty good, it's got reasonable ground clearance for a car of this type. I haven't crunched anything so far either!"
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"4. Graham Platts + Neil Ripley , Austin Healey 100M, 1956" London to Lisbon 2022 – Day 9
"26. Oliver Treutlein + Elke Treutlein , Porsche 911, 1969" London to Lisbon 2022 – Day 9
"44. Tony Sutton + Aidan Mawhinney , Porsche 911 SC, 1984" London to Lisbon 2022 – Day 9
"36. David Brown + Wendy Brown , BMW 2002 Ti, 1973" London to Lisbon 2022 – Day 9
"29. Robert Smith + Richard Stanier , Volvo P1800E, 1971" London to Lisbon 2022 – Day 9
"42. Paul Heaney + Sandra Heaney , Triumph TR6, 1976" London to Lisbon 2022 – Day 9
"37. Nick Maris + Henry Carr , Datsun 240Z, 1973" London to Lisbon 2022 – Day 9
"20. Mark Davenport + Susie Davenport , Ford Mustang, 1966" London to Lisbon 2022 – Day 9
"6. Ken Binstead + Sarah Binstead , Austin Healey 3000 Mk1, 1960" London to Lisbon 2022 – Day 9
"38. Paul Taylor + Paul Haslam , Ford Escort Mk1 RS 2000, 1974" London to Lisbon 2022 – Day 9
"25. Derek Skinner + Susan Skinner , Porsche 912, 1969" London to Lisbon 2022 – Day 9


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USB/OTG Cable, does it works or not ?
Hi Guys, I'm new to the Spark and the Forum, just bought a combo Spark & Controller yesterday.
I had the virtual joystick on the screen, so now I have lost the "bind" with the controller ?
The question is: I have found in the controller box 2 cables, both have the Spark controller connector on one side, then the first is MicroUSB and the other is micro USB C. Can I use one of these cables to connect my smartphone (LG G6) to the controller, and avoid the need to connect via Wifi ?
I am using LG g6 with my spark and otg is perfect. Prepare the phone by turning the controller on and plug it into the LG with the otg type C cable. The phone should recognise it and ask what you want to open when this is plugged in. Dji go4 should be listed and you should select it. Go4 should open up. Close everything down and unplug the otg cable.
3. Plug otg cable into the controller, it should be the plug with the usb logo on it.
4. Plug the other plug into the phone. The Go4 app should self start hand the opening screen status should show a green light as connected. 'Press 'GOFLY' and the next screen will have fpv.
Don't forget to go through all your setups and check calibrations before flying, then prepare yourself for the miracles of the Spark! Take things slowly, look after her, treat her gently, and she will never let you down. Enjoy!!!
I am using LG g6 with my spark and otg is perfect. Prepare the phone by turning the controller on and plug it into the LG with the otg type C cable. The phone should recognise it and ask what you want to open when this is plugged in. Dji go4 should be listed and you should select it. Go4 should open up. Close everything down and unplug the tog cable.
3. Plug otg cable into the controller, it should be the plug with the sub logo on it.
4. Plug the other plug into the phone. The Go4 app should self start and the opening screen status should show a green light as connected. 'Press 'GOFLY' and the next screen will have fpv.
Please note usb-c is not actually reversible.
I discovered the hard way. Sometimes it worked flawlessly, sometimes nothing I could do would make it work.
Until I tried to turn it around.
Also I have two OTG cables. The first one just doesn't work at all. The second works in one position, and stops working if I flip it.
But sometimes it refuses to work no matter what. My solution? Try the first cable. I know it won't work. And it doesn't. But then switch cables, try again with the second one and voilà, everything's fine. Why, I cannot tell. That's just the way it is.
BTW, using official dji app latest version, and a pixel XL (Android 9).
You are right about reversing the type C, obviously not possible to reverse, but I also use a galaxy tablet, and having the micro usb on both ends makes it important to plug the correct end to the controller. I have actually found a cable that works in both directions, but most only work in one direction. I think this is a common reason why some people have inconsistent results using the same cable. I don't really know whether the sequence of connections has an effect, but I have found a system that works and I have stuck with it.
The only thing I would change in your start up sequence is, turn the controller on first, then the Spark. These fly using WiFi signals, so you never really know what's out there in your flying area. PS. I very seldom use a OTG cable with the Spark. It fly's fine without one!
I do the same thing with my G6 as well, and it works a lot better than using the wifi transmission. Also be sure to turn off Bluetooth as well.
I use either the DJI USB C cable or the DJI USB Micro cable with a Tab A and Huawei 8.5 inch with no problems.
I gave up on OTG with Iphone and IPad after numerous problems. Runs fine with Wifi connection.
Im new to the forum and drone flying, however I believe the following is true.
Can't see Ive noticed any major improvements using OTG with the DJI Go 4 app on my Samsung Galaxy A5 2017.
I don't think has ever supported OTG, although some seem to think it used yo on an old version, however I believe the app just used wifi and never used to give an error message.
Can't see Ive noticed any major improvements using OTG with the DJI Go 4 app.
OTG is great if your phone is not able to use some WiFi channels like 149. I have a pixel phone, and my RC hates it, so it always chooses channel 149 - which my phone can't even see.
OTG cable is the only way for me to use my phone.
Besides that, yes, litchi doesn't currently support OTG. I don't know about your first assertion.
OTG works for me with my Samsung Galaxy S8, but I need to turn off WiFi for the OTG connection to happen.
I plan to use the Garmin glo to get better gps fix ( option to return home to RC location), but this is a Bluetooth device which needs Bluetooth turned on?
In that case, keep Bluetooth on.
Bluetooth radio signals may interfere with the Sparks performance of near the remote.
You may get a warning to turn it OFF.
I occasionally forget to turn mine OFF on my phone while it's in my pocket and I receive the warning prompt when flying.
Crazy, I am using the SGS8 too but I can use OTG without turning off WiFi. Maybe my phone is rooted... I do not know.
I use ipad pro 10.5 and Samsung Note 4 for connecting. I use a single cable connecting device to controller. Both devices recognize the attached RC. Only wireless coonectivity to worry about is left between RC and AC. My ipads wifi is either connected to home wifi, wifi hot spots, or tethered to my phones internet access when flying the spark.
Yes OTG Works well for me, also. Using the cable I found in the box, and my LG G6.


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Sex offender goes to prison for six years
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The mother of a registered Eugene sex offender�s latest victim spoke out in court Tuesday, saying she hoped he would be removed from the streets for good. She got a guarantee of at least six years.
In December, her 9-year-old was asleep when Ancle Price Reed Jr., 25, crawled through the girl�s window in west Eugene and touched her while she slept. Police used dogs to track Reed to his apartment, where a six-hour search uncovered him in the attic, hiding under insulation.
The attack marks the fourth time in six years that Reed has been convicted of attempting to assault girls in the Eugene area.
In 2002, he was charged with sex abuse, sodomy and statutory rape for incidents involving girls ages 9, 11, 13 and 15. The rape charges stemmed from a relationship with his then 15-year-old girlfriend, with whose family he lived. The other incidents involved attempted abuse of her younger relatives.
Reading a prepared statement at Tuesday�s sentencing, the victim�s mother fought back tears as she described what life has been like for her child since the attack.
�My daughter sleeps in my bed more often and is even afraid to go to the bathroom alone, even at school,� she said. �She�ll run in from playing outside and think someone is watching her. She has lost trust in people.�
Rush Hoag, the public defender assigned to the case, said Reed had a dark past.
The child of an alcoholic mother, he went into foster care at age 8 and cycled through more than 15 homes in eight years.
�It�s pretty clear from the study of all of this that (he) was exposed to at least one abuser and probably more,� Hoag said.
Reed�s first wife left him while he was serving his first prison sentence. He had been married for only a few weeks to his second wife when the December abuse occurred.
Reed has a 2-month-old baby, and a 5-year-old son and a 7-year-old daughter from his previous marriage.
On the night of the assault, Reed was at a party next door to the victim�s home and was drinking heavily, Hoag said.
�There are aspects of the night he doesn�t recall,� Hoag said. �This thing has all the earmarks of someone who is operating under the influence of alcohol, quite possibly at a level of alcohol blackout.�
The victim�s mother said Reed had touched her daughter before. The girl asked her mother not to say anything and said she thought it may have been a mistake because he was drinking.
�This little girl didn�t need to be visited by your problems and your past,� Lane County deputy district attorney Erik Hasselman told Reed in front of a packed courtroom.
Reed, slumped in a chair, declined to give a statement.
Lane County Circuit Court Judge Mustafa Kasubhai sentenced Reed to 45 months for the burglary, to be served concurrently with his 75-month sentence for sex abuse, a Measure 11 crime that carries a minimum mandatory sentence.
Reed is not eligible for early release and will spend 10 years in post-prison supervision when he gets out.
As a condition of his release, Kasubhai recommended that Reed not be allowed contact with his victim, her family or any other minors.
�In the state�s opinion, this is the candidate that Measure 11 sought to address,� said Hasselman, who prosecuted Reed�s first sex abuse case in 2002.
�Six years may seem like an eternity to him right now, but he�s still going to be a relatively young man when he gets out, still capable of making the same types of decisions,� Hasselman said. �If Mr. Reed so much as steps out of line on his post-prison supervision, I�m going to be there on behalf of the community to make sure that he is not ... unpunished for any other crimes he commits against children.�


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package edu.uci.python.nodes.truffle;

import java.math.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.util.concurrent.ConcurrentHashMap;

import org.python.core.*;

import com.oracle.truffle.api.*;
import com.oracle.truffle.api.CompilerDirectives.SlowPath;

import edu.uci.python.runtime.array.*;
import edu.uci.python.runtime.datatype.*;
import edu.uci.python.runtime.function.*;
import edu.uci.python.runtime.sequence.*;

public class PythonTypesUtil {

    public static PyTuple createPyTuple(Object[] values) {
        PyObject[] adaptedValue = new PyObject[values.length];

        for (int i = 0; i < values.length; i++) {
            adaptedValue[i] = adaptToPyObject(values[i]);
        }

        return new PyTuple(adaptedValue);
    }

    @SlowPath
    public static PyObject adaptToPyObject(Object value) {
        CompilerAsserts.neverPartOfCompilation();

        if (value instanceof PyObject) {
            return (PyObject) value;
        }

        if (value instanceof Boolean) {
            return Py.newBoolean((boolean) value);
        } else if (value instanceof Integer) {
            return Py.newInteger((int) value);
        } else if (value instanceof BigInteger) {
            return Py.newLong((BigInteger) value);
        } else if (value instanceof Double) {
            return Py.newFloat((double) value);
        } else if (value instanceof PComplex) {
            PComplex complex = (PComplex) value;
            PyComplex pyComplex = new PyComplex(complex.getReal(), complex.getImag());
            return pyComplex;
        } else if (value instanceof String) {
            return Py.newString((String) value);
        } else if (value instanceof PNone) {
            return Py.None;
        } else if (value instanceof PTuple) {
            PTuple tuple = (PTuple) value;
            return new PyTuple(adaptToPyObjects(tuple.getArray()));
        } else if (value instanceof PList) {
            PList list = (PList) value;
            PyObject[] pyObjs = new PyObject[list.len()];

            for (int i = 0; i < list.len(); i++) {
                pyObjs[i] = adaptToPyObject(list.getItem(i));
            }

            return new PyList(pyObjs);
        } else if (value instanceof PSet) {
            PSet set = (PSet) value;
            return new PySet(adaptToPyObjects(set.getSet().toArray()));
        } else if (value instanceof PFrozenSet) {
            PFrozenSet set = (PFrozenSet) value;
            return new PySet(adaptToPyObjects(set.getSet().toArray()));
        } else if (value instanceof PDict) {
            PDict dict = (PDict) value;
            ConcurrentHashMap<PyObject, PyObject> map = new ConcurrentHashMap<>();
            for (Object key : dict.keys()) {
                map.put(adaptToPyObject(key), adaptToPyObject(dict.getItem(key)));
            }
            return new PyDictionary(map);
        } else if (value instanceof PIntArray) {
            return new PyArray(int.class, ((PIntArray) value).getSequence());
        } else if (value instanceof PDoubleArray) {
            return new PyArray(double.class, ((PDoubleArray) value).getSequence());
        } else if (value instanceof PCharArray) {
            return new PyArray(char.class, ((PCharArray) value).getSequence());
        } else if (value instanceof PFunction) {
            /**
             * zwei: This is a fix to deal with string modulo operation. It only works if this
             * static function is invoked by the binary modulo node.
             */
            return new PyString(value.toString());
        }

        throw new RuntimeException("unexpected type! " + value.getClass());
    }

    @SlowPath
    public static PyObject[] adaptToPyObjects(Object[] values) {
        List<PyObject> converted = new ArrayList<>(values.length);

        for (Object value : values) {
            /**
             * The null check here is to deal with the case where the physical storage of a sequence
             * might have unused spaces.
             */
            if (value != null) {
                converted.add(adaptToPyObject(value));
            }
        }

        return converted.toArray(new PyObject[values.length]);
    }

    @SlowPath
    public static Object unboxPyObject(PyObject value) {
        if (value instanceof PyInteger) {
            return ((PyInteger) value).getValue();
        } else if (value instanceof PyString) {
            return ((PyString) value).getString();
        } else if (value instanceof PyFloat) {
            return ((PyFloat) value).getValue();
        } else if (value instanceof PyLong) {
            return ((PyLong) value).getValue();
        } else if (value instanceof PyTuple) {
            PyTuple tuple = (PyTuple) value;
            return new PTuple(unboxPyObjects(tuple.getArray()));
        } else if (value instanceof PyArray) {
            // TODO Temporary fix
            PyList array = (PyList) ((PyArray) value).tolist();
            return unboxPyObject(array);
        }
        // fall back is just return as it is.
        return value;
    }

    public static Object[] unboxPyObjects(PyObject[] values) {
        Object[] unboxed = new Object[values.length];

        int i = 0;
        for (PyObject value : values) {
            unboxed[i++] = unboxPyObject(value);
        }

        return unboxed;
    }

    /**
     * TODO This method should be extended to support the remaining types.
     */
    public static String getPythonTypeName(Object object) {
        CompilerAsserts.neverPartOfCompilation();

        if (object instanceof Integer || object instanceof BigInteger) {
            return "int";
        } else if (object instanceof Double) {
            return "float";
        } else if (object instanceof PComplex) {
            return "complex";
        } else if (object instanceof String) {
            return "str";
        } else if (object instanceof PList) {
            return "list";
        } else if (object instanceof PTuple) {
            return "tuple";
        } else if (object instanceof PRange) {
            return "range";
        } else if (object instanceof PArray) {
            return "array";
        } else if (object instanceof PSet) {
            return "set";
        } else if (object instanceof PDict) {
            return "dict";
        } else if (object instanceof PNone) {
            return "None";
        }

        throw new RuntimeException("Unsupported type name " + object.getClass());
    }

}


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Tight NRC standings offer exciting finale
Elk Grove next stop on USAC calendar
Luis Amaran (Jamis-Sutter Home) ended up only 32 seconds down and is always a GC threat. (Image credit: Jonathan Devich/epicimages.us)
The USA Cycling National Racing Calendar is in its final stretch as the professional men and women teams each embark on the last three events scheduled. Luis Amaran and his Jamis-Sutter Home squad lead both the men's individual and team classifications, while Cath Cheatley and her Colavita-Baci team top the women's ranking.
The next stop on the calendar for the men is the Alexian Brothers Tour of Elk Grove held this weekend outside of Chicago, Illinois. For the women it will be a criterium held in conjunction with the men at the Presbyterian Hospital Invitational on August 7 in Charlotte, North Carolina.
"The Tour of Elk Grove is an important race for us because we had to skip Fitchburg," said Jamis-Sutter Home directeur sportif Sebastian Alexandre. "The guys are excited to race again with the full team. The NRC is very interesting now with three teams inside 200 points. Any team can win it. I am confident that Luis will come back strong after his break. But he is still training and trying to come back 100 percent for Tour of Utah."
Amaran leadings the individual NRC ranking by 191 points ahead of Rory Sutherland (UnitedHealthcare-Maxxis), who recently moved into second place after winning both Nature Valley Grand Prix and Bend Memorial Clinic Cascade Cycling Classic. Third placed Scott Zwizanski (Kelly Benefit Strategies) sits 417 points behind.
Jamis-Sutter Home's team competition lead is a mere 90 points over UnitedHealthcare-Maxxis and 163 points ahead of the third placed team Kelly Benefit Strategies.
"The Tour of Elk Grove is important to us on several different levels," said UnitedHealthcare directeur sportif Mike Tamayo. "One of the reasons is that there is 150,000 dollars up for grabs and is one of the most prize money races in the US and even in the world: that stood out in the riders minds. It has a deep NRC ranking and the points are a bonus.
"More importantly for us, UnitedHealthcare is one of the sponsors so this is a hometown race and we have to keep that in mind," he added. "Whether we win it with Rory because he has NRC points or with Karl [Menzies] because he won it last year or with Hilton [Clarke] because he won it four years ago, it doesn't matter as long as it is one of the guys on the team."
Following the Tour of Elk Grove the professional men have several opportunities to move ahead in the NRC ranking at the Presbyterian Hospital Invitational, The Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah from August 17-23 in Salt Lake City and the Chris Thater Memorial Criterium on August 29 in Binghamton.
"The NRC hasn't been a goal of ours and we haven't been chasing points," Tamayo said. "Our theory has been to win races. Is there enough racing left to move into the lead? Yes. Elk Grove and Utah are worth quite a bit of points and there is Thater so I think there will be some fun racing."
Cheatley moved in to the lead of the women's NRC individual classification following her win at the Fitchburg Longsjo Classic last month. She is positioned 150 points ahead of last year's overall winner Alison Powers (Vera Bradley Foundation). US National Road Champion and recent Giro Donne winner Mara Abbott (Peanut Butter & Co TWENTY12) leaped into third place, 245 points back, following her win at the Bend Memorial Clinic Cascade Cycling Classic, the final stage race scheduled for the women on the NRC.
"There is a fair gap between Cath and Alison and Cath is a good crit rider so we are confident that she can maintain the lead in that," said Colavita-Baci directeur sportif Rachel Heal. "The team competition is really close and I think it is going to lead to some really exciting racing for the three races that are left. Even with three races there is a good chance the team competition could change hands."
Colavita-Baci's NRC women's team classification lead is just 27 points over Vera Bradley Foundation. Tibco-To the Top sits in third place, 148 points behind. The women have three more opportunities to contest the NRC ranking at the Presbyterian Hospital Invitational, Chris Thater Memorial Criterium and the US 10K on September 6 in Atlanta.
"The whole team is on this huge high because Colavita, the women's team and Jamis, the men's team are leading the individual and the team standings so we are all very excited about that," Heal said. "For us, the last two races at Fitchburg and Cascade have gone really well and the riders are all on a high at the moment. They want to continue that to the end of the season."


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Although she may not have been raised on a family farm or ranch, Bailey Brownfield quickly found her foothold in agriculture. As a result, you could always find her outside getting the show animals ready and getting her hands dirty. Today, the senior agriculture business major's passion for the industry has only continued to grow since attending Shasta Community College and transferring to CSU, Chico.
Brownfield's first exposure to the industry came from visiting her aunt and uncle's registered Hereford operation in Bonanza, Oregon. She grew up in Red Bluff, where she became heavily involved in agricultural pursuits in 4-H and Future Farmers of America (FFA). While attending Red Bluff High School, Brownfield also had the opportunity to represent Tehama County as both junior and senior Beef Ambassador.
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Brownfield's dedication to the industry in the business sector was not always transparent. It wasn't until she began working alongside mentor Shelly Macdonald with the Farm Credit office during event collaborations with the Tehama County Farm Bureau that she began to envision herself and her future occupation.
Outside her dedication to her studies, Brownfield's path was also guided through an internship with the Tehama County Farm Bureau office. This provided her with countless networking opportunities as well as opportunities to help plan and coordinate events. Brownfield says the most rewarding part was seeing events she took a part in coordinating play out in the end.
"Being in the Farm Credit office with Shelly showed me that agriculture business is more than being in an office. It is also going out and working directly in the industry with farmers and ranchers. I just loved the atmosphere. Shelly is an outstanding individual and has been an influential role model for me," Brownfield said.
She also credits Chico State professor Dave Daley in exposing her to new realms within agriculture she would have otherwise not known.
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SuperEasy Ways To Learn Everything About Psychic Readings
This 36-reading deck has been named following the actress reading-reader Mademoiselle Marie Anne Lenormand, that had been popular around the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries, even although the decks bearing her name weren't really produced until after her departure. Oracle decks such as the Lenormand are inclined to rely on more direct visual vocabulary compared to conventional psychics. "The psychics can frequently talk in broad, ageless, universal statements regarding our location on the planet," says Wolf. "The vision of fortune-telling decks is much more illustrational and not as archetypal. It can be all right on the outside, however there are communication problems. From a material standpoint, it conveys crazy and bizarre thoughts, even bizarre passion. The first post, "Exhibition of Playing readings — The psychics (Book of Thoth), 78 Paintings" is probably edited by Lady Frieda Harris out of Crowley's readings, and the next post "Exhibition of 78 Paintings of the psychics, "composed by Lady Frieda Harris to an art exhibition in Berkeley Galleries. The graphics are typically more particular, simpler, and less universal, maintaining the dialogue simpler. " The reading's pictures are largely from the standard picture of the entire world of Aeon, the house of the Gods carved on the grave Steve psychics of Revealing (of the early Egyptians) and also "The Book of the Law".The reading dimension is 2 7/8 x 4 3/8 inch (7.5cm x 11cm) with great quality.
I'd surmise the priest is coping with some prior emotional pain and that's causing her to feel unsure about this new connection. Both of Swords suggests that you're not prepared to proceed at the moment. I read readings at a really similar manner –beginning from a couple of general keyword phrases and making sense of these by filling in the phrases which are missing.
Mertz in 2004 according to a layout circa 1840. Same reading, distinct query. "When we had to send telegrams, every word costs cash," Matthews explains, "so that you 'd need to send hardly any phrases such as, 'Big infant. Compared to the majority of oracle decks, which don't include appropriate pip readings, Lenormand readings feature a exceptional mixture of numbered playing-reading vision in addition to illustrated scenes employed for fortune-telling. "Among the first versions, known as the Sport of Hope, was created by a German called J.K. The deck gets you feel as though you're entering another dimension for to understand that, instead of reading it. This isn't the psychics style of studying where you project matters, such as, 'I will see that you've lately had a fantastic disappointment. ' A cartomantic studying is considerably more pragmatic and straightforward, as an instance, 'Your spouse will eat berries and drop off the roof and die horribly. ' It's an immediate means of studying, a pre-New Age manner of studying. " Two of Swords: Peace, character, the forfeit, and barriers were created ardently, battle contributes to calmness, happiness comes following suffering, lies and truth, hesitant personality, battle in thought. Matthews has authored a few books on divinatory readings, along with her newest, The Entire Lenormand Oracle readings Handbook, will be released in October of the year.
The deck itself is a work of art expressing the two Deco artwork and projective geometry (through Rudolf Steiner's job ). Come back to hospital. ' And you also 'd find the gist of it. Knight of Cups: The flame component of this water, the guy with responsibilities, type but passive, engaged with enthusiasm, sensitive but shallow. Thoth psychics deck disperse. Draw a reading to get an unfolding position about the TV news. Conventional names are utilized for Important titles (Trumps), together with these exceptions: Magus (Magician), Adjustment (Justice), Fortune (the Wheel of Fortune), Lust (Power ), Art (Temperance), and Aeon (Judgment).
The superb thing about psychics is that there's another layer, another chance. "Your spouse will eat berries and drop off the roof and die horribly. " Rather than using straight lines or routine curves, then Thoth psychics utilizes arcs, swirls and geometric forms that overlap together with the colour scheme to make images that are impressive. Her date may be putting a little pressure on her to create more of a devotion and she's having difficulty making up her head. In Thoth psychics, there's a dispersing system with 15-readings (put in 5 trios) as an option to the traditional 10-reading Celtic Cross spread. As an instance: Example 2 — 2 of Swords and adore. "Etteilla was among those men and women who made divination therefore esoteric," says Matthews. "He produced a deck which incorporated all of the items from Court p Gbelin along with his publication 'Le Monde Primitif' ['The Primitive World'], that indicated that an Egyptian source for the psychics and all types of arcane items. " Matthews creates a differentiation between the psychics's subjective interpretations along with the simple "cartomantic" reading fashion that flourished throughout the 16th and 17th centuries, before Etteilla.
The suit of swords is all about communicating, so go talk to somebody who could have the ability to provide help. This moment, " that I 'm dating a guy, and I need to learn whether it's likely to get serious? " The replies to our four construction questions stay the same, even though they may be slightly different at the moment. Additional research. Hechtel and has been ready like a board sport," says Matthews. "You set out readings 1 to 36, and also the aim of the game was supposed to throw the dice and then move your tokens together. There's no need to feel cut off or off, there are a great deal of folks going through what you're going through, and there are different people around who know, and that will advise you the best way you can manage fiscal problems. " Some of the readings out of Etteilla's esoteric deck, also reproduced by Grimaud in 1890. Exercises — may be serious or fun.
The Court readings include Knight, Queen, Prince, and Princess. It's 's possible for you to have inherent concerns, maybe connected to a prior relationship, which are impacting this one. Becoming influenced: sensuality and leisure, dishonesty, are normally depressed and hooked. The Fool: At the religious component, it represents thoughts and ideas of attempting to conquer the material universe. Symbolism — what exactly do all of those small objects and marks imply?
Exercise — makes ideal. This is the consequence of Lady Frieda Harris of this mysterious symbol of Cross roses. Among Matthews' favourite decks would be that the Lenormand printed by Bernd A. The rear of this reading is a Rose Cross, surrounded with a white edge.
Maybe, if you take a great look at where the money is moving, you'll have the ability to formulate a program. It's not looking great if this reading looks in response to this sort of question. You might want to open to some deeper level of communication for this individual. " The earliest packs in Matthews' collection are just two Lenormand-style decks, the French Daveluy of the 1860s along with the Viennese Zauberkarten deck out of 1864, which have been a number of the earliest decks to be exemplified using the method of chromolithography. Mother well. Deepen your understanding by working with a number of these ideas. Stuart Kaplan gave an impressive introduction to these content. " This reading demonstrates that you're not 100% confident of taking this connection any further at the present time. In accordance with Etteilla, the publication was engraved by Thoth's priests to golden plates, providing the vision for its first psychics deck.
The reading signifies a surprising and sudden impulse. Drawing on those concepts, Etteilla released his very own deck in 1789–among the very first designed specifically as a divination tool and finally known as the Egyptian psychics.
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