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package cppstyle.checks;

import java.util.Properties;
import cppast.AbstractVisitor;
import cppast.AstClassDefinition;
import cppast.AstMemberDeclaration;
import cppast.AstParameterName;
import cppast.ParserConstants;
import cppast.SimpleNode;

/**
 * Checks for the validity of member (e.g. field) names.
 *
 * @author Mathieu Champlon
 */
public final class MemberNameCheck extends AbstractVisitor
{
    private final NameCheck check;

    /**
     * Create a member name check.
     *
     * @param listener the check listener
     * @param properties the available properties
     */
    public MemberNameCheck( final CheckListener listener, final Properties properties )
    {
        check = new NameCheck( listener, properties, "member" );
    }

    /**
     * {@inheritDoc}
     */
    public Object visit( final AstMemberDeclaration node, final Object data )
    {
        if( !node.contains( ParserConstants.TYPEDEF ) && !node.contains( ParserConstants.STATIC ) )
            check( node );
        return super.visit( node, data );
    }

    private void check( final SimpleNode node )
    {
        node.accept( new AbstractVisitor()
        {
            public Object visit( final AstClassDefinition subnode, final Object data )
            {
                return data;
            }

            public Object visit( final AstParameterName subnode, final Object data )
            {
                check.verify( subnode.getFirstToken() );
                return data;
            }
        }, null );
    }
}

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The generator made for renewable energy, including solar power or other remote applications. The KOHLER 6VSG battery-charging generator efficiently charges battery banks when renewable energy sources can't keep up with demand. If your battery charge drops below a pre-set level, the 6VSG charges it automatically.
The 6VSG provides consistent power to charge battery banks used with renewable energy, telecom and other remote applications.
The 6VSG is fueled by clean, affordable natural gas or liquid propane (LPG).
Add the Programmable Interface Module and OnCue� Generator Management System to communicate with the 6VSG remotely.
The generator senses when the battery bank is running low and turns on automatically to keep up with demand.
All information shown is for 48 VDC nominal voltage.


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Q: Как записывать строки в начала в не в конец файла? Есть код который добавляет строки в файл, но в конец файла, а как сделать что бы добавляло в начало файла? И также хотел узнать а есть ли способ дописовать именно во 2 строчку файла?
<?php
if ($_POST['']);
$name = htmlspecialchars($_POST['name']);
$link = htmlspecialchars($_POST['link']);
$space = '  ';
// строка, которую будем записывать со всеми переносами
$text = "$name\n$link\n$space\n";

// открываем файл, если файл не существует, делается попытка создать его
$fp = fopen("abc.txt", "a+");

// записываем
fwrite($fp, $text);

// закрываем
fclose($fp);
echo 'Данные записаны';
?>

A: Боюсь, указание режима "c+" не сильно поможет, так как данные будут не дописаны, а перезаписаны в начале файла. По крайней мере у меня так.
Я бы рекомендовал такое решение:
$text = "ваш текст";
$text .= file_get_contents("abc.txt"); //читаем и "дописываем" в начало текста
file_put_contents("abc.txt", "\xEF\xBB\xBF".  $text ); //записываем обратно c BOM согласно комментарию

A: Указать mode "c+" (указатель на файл будет установлен на начало файла): $fp = fopen("abc.txt", "c+");
А для того что бы установить указатель на заданную позицию нужно использовать fseek, только для этого надо считать количество байт (не символов) на которое надо сместить указатель.

A: Писать в начало можно через режим для fopen - c+, что отметил @VladVlad.
Но если нужно дописать/переписать определённую строку, то проще так:
$str = 'myString';     // Строка
$file = file('1.txt'); // Читаем файл в массив: 1 элемент - одна строка

// Пишем в начало: добавляем строку с \n в начало (0 позиция) массива строк
array_unshift($file, $str . "\n");

// Заменить строку: меняем элемент массива с индексом [N-строки - 1] (с нуля же считаем)
// Оригинальную строку очищаем trim'ом, там в конце \n лишний
// В конце добавляем опять \n, чтобы строки не слиплись :)
$file[1] = trim($file[1]) . $str . "\n";

// Сливаем массив в строку и записываем его обратно
file_put_contents('1.txt', implode("", $file));

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Brittas may refer to:

Places in the Republic of Ireland
Brittas, County Cork, two separate townlands in the Barony of Ibane and Barryroe
Brittas, County Cork, a townland in the Barony of Duhallow
Brittas, County Dublin, a village and townland in South County Dublin, Barony of Uppercross
Brittas, County Kilkenny a townland in the Barony of Crannagh, County Kilkenny
Brittas, County Laois, a townland in the Barony of Tinnahinch, County Laois
Brittas, County Laois, a townland in the Barony of Portnahinch, County Laois
Brittas, County Limerick, a townland in the Barony of Clanwilliam, County Limerick
Brittas, County Louth, a townland in the Barony of Ferrard, County Louth
Brittas, County Mayo, a townland in the Barony of Kilmaine, County Mayo
Brittas, County Meath, a townland in the Barony of Morgallion, County Meath
Brittas, County Tipperary, three separate townlands in County Tipperary in the Baronies of Eliogarty, Iffa and Offa East and Middlethird
Brittas, County Westmeath, two separate townlands in County Westmeath in the Baronies of Kilkenny West and Moyashel and Magheradernon
Brittas, County Wexford, a townland in the Barony of Forth, County Wexford
Brittas, County Wicklow, three separate townlands in County Wicklow in the Baronies of Lower Talbotstown, Upper Talbotstown and Arklow
Brittas Bay, County Wicklow, a beach on the Irish sea coast

Other
Brittas Castle, principal seat of the Dunne family
Gordon Brittas, a character in The Brittas Empire, a British sitcom
John Brittas (born 1966), Indian journalist

See also
Britta

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Published Monday, 7 November 2022 by Piper Haywood
Interested in an instance
So Mastodon's getting a lot of love! If Musk's Twitter purchase is what ends up making Mastodon a mainstream thing, then hey, silver linings I guess?
I've been on since 2019 as @piper@vis.social but other than a brief flurry of activity, I haven't used it loads. The main problem was the classic "it's not where my closest friends are". The other issue is that I would normally enjoy browsing this sort of thing on my phone, and I didn't love any of the apps available for iOS. That may have changed, I need to investigate.
But part of it was also that the majority of the conversation on the vis.social server wasn't quite what I would normally engage with. At the time it was definitely the closest to my preferred content out of all of the instances I could find. But a lot of it is slightly too niche for me or over my head a bit.
At any rate, I'm going to stick with vis.social for the time being since they seem like a lovely bunch. I'm also going to start contributing financially; these things cost money because they're not financially supported by selling our data! But I'm definitely interested in starting my own instance at some point.
For when that eventually comes around, see Simon Willison's 5 Nov post about Mastodon, and Darius Kazemi's unbelievably thorough runyourown.social.
It'll be interesting to see how significant this move to Mastodon is ultimately… SB and I were talking about it and he made the very good point that it really needs to turn in to something like email at some point, something that people see as so basic that companies like Apple and Microsoft start offering Mastodon clients baked in to their operating systems by default. I think that's probably right, or at least it would be the clearest indication that it's here to stay.
Besides that, the vocabulary… It can be hard for people to wrap their heads around "federation", "instances", etc. Part of me was thinking, do people really even need to understand that? I mean an unbelievable number of people use email, but they don't usually need to understand the difference between POP and IMAP and that sort of thing. I guess that comes down to solid email clients and providers smoothing over that abstraction though (return to point above about native Mastodon clients). We need better apps and better metaphors.
decentralization, Ephemera, independent web, Mastodon, Aside, social media, social networks,
Published Sunday, 28 August 2022 by Piper Haywood
Memory dump
Life has felt kind of hard recently. Water running through my hands. So many things backed up in my "Blog stuff" folder in Notes, things I didn't want to forget but wasn't able to sit down and put in a post. Here's a bunch so they don't languish there forever. Oldest to newest.
I want to make a "Uses" page, but not just software/hardware. Skincare, furniture, kitchen tools, etc.
To read: Werner Herzog's new book, The Twilight World. Or books? I don't think the other one from lockdown is out yet. See this New Yorker interview. Via RS.
People talk about finding joy in the way your kid looks at the world. I really didn't understand how moving that could be until recently. Hilarious, pure, and sometimes a little melancholic.
B was being funny about dinner because of a long day, so we just gave him a huge block of cheese to go ham. He couldn't believe it. Imagine being handed a whole forearm-sized block of the best thing you've ever tasted in your short life.
He'd never seen anything like it, and I've never seen someone eyes go like that.
Generally more interested in the process than the outcome. In my work and others'. See CBToF (again), also the guy that's piloting a tiny speedboat around Britain at his own pace. Boat guy via SB.
People in the US seem individualist to a fault.
A generalization, and obviously that individualism has certain upsides as well—don't get me started on the way that UK schools force you to choose subjects so young—but I see the negative effects every day.
Was talking to DB, she mentioned how in the UK, there is a natural flow to walking. For example, getting between platforms on the tube. In NYC, it's an absolute free for all.
Woman on the stairs at Broadway and Lafayette, walking up the left hand side of the stairs not holding on to the handrail when the person walking down, their right, clearly needs the handrail. "You see me fuckin comin, right?!" Wild.
[And do not tell me this is just a thing in US cities. I've seen it in suburban Tennessee, the middle of Ohio, all over the place. It just comes in different guises. An able-bodied person parking in a handicap spot in a packed Walmart parking lot, believing that Andrew Wakefield's vaccine bullshit is more important than your children's friends' health, asserting that your right to any gun that could possibly exist is more important than reducing the likelihood of serious injury or death during a shooting in our schools and places of worship, etc.]
I think one of my least favorite phrases in the whole entire world has to be "you can't teach an old dog new tricks".
It's a turning away from the world. Announcing that, no, I don't want to learn anymore thank you very much. No thank you, life is perfect for me as it is, heaven forbid I grow or change. Much better for the world to bend to me.
Great article on accessibility: "Writing even more CSS with Accessibility in Mind, Part 2: Respecting user preferences" by Manuel Matzo.
See also: "Accessibility for Vestibular Disorders: How My Temporary Disability Changed My Perspective" by Facundo Corradini.
Came across these while writing a manual accessibility testing guide, an auditing system, etc. for SuperHi.
If things have been calm for a while in life, little stress and so on, I feel like my body can build up stress of its own accord. Is this some sort of innate expectation that if things are going well for a while, surely they must go wrong soon? A sort of fight/flight overture? If so, it kind of makes sense that exercise could help. Literally getting your ya yas out. Don't know.
Getting properly dressed in the morning, makeup and everything, is such an important part of my day working from home. Don't know what it is, but I really don't feel like myself otherwise. I fell out of the cycle once a while back and it actually led to some really low points. It helps if my skin is cooperating.
Related to current events: So one time I had to get a birth control prescription refilled while we were visiting family in the Tennessee. This was in high school (maybe early college?). It was a little more complicated at that point to get a prescription transferred between pharmacies, especially between states, so it had stressed me out but I was able to get it sorted. Anyways, I got the prescription filled and went on my way. It was a very forgettable experience.
Until I got a text from the pharmacist. He used the private contact information in my file to reach out and ask if I was available.
I should have done something about it, but I didn't know what to do. Thank god I didn't live there, imagine having to go back.
The shooting in Uvalde happened, and I reflexively went on Twitter. I don't know what it was about that moment in time, but the instant I started scrolling I felt actual revulsion. It suddenly clicked, how horrible Twitter can make me feel. It didn't used to be like that. I haven't really used it since then. I met some great people on it in the past, but that hasn't happened in a long time. I hope people realize they can always reach out to me here.
Read Notes on maintaining an internal React component library, an article by Gabe Scholz. Via CDM.
Watch How I Code and Use a Computer at 1,000 WPM!! by blind coder Sina Bahram. See also Coyote, "a project developed by cultural heritage professionals and people from the accessibility community to encourage the use of visual description in museum practice". Very cool. Via RS.
Read about Meno's Paradox on this University of Washington faculty page. I do not know how to summarize it, only that I have tried to articulate this and have failed every time. Now maybe I can just refer to Meno's Paradox, or at least to this page. Via CDM.
Read this Guardian article on a neurologist's tips for fighting memory loss and Alzheimers. "Samuel Johnson said that the art of memory is the art of attention."
Claire McCardell was incredible. She popularized separates for women! Capsule wardrobes! In like, the 30s!! This is a great article about her contribution to fashion: Claire McCardell originated The American Look (part 1)
Explore philosopher.life. Via LS.
To read: Social Warming: How Social Media Polarises Us All by Charles Arthur. Or not. It sounds worthy, but depressing.
Dig further in to Roni Horn's work. Specifically, "Still Water (The River Thames, for Example)". Via BL.
There is no reason to be anything but nice to strangers. It makes you both feel good. Being a dick to someone makes you both feel bad.
Yep, exactly. Well said, and happy birthday, Chris Coyier!
Thanks to B for the photo ❤
🌱, accessibility, art, Claire McCardell, Ephemera, individualism, kindness, memory, Meno's Paradox, mental health, Aside, process, React, Roni Horn, social media, The Carrier Bag Theory of Fiction, to do, to read, Werner Herzog,
Published Sunday, 20 February 2022 by Piper Haywood
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⁙⁘⁙⁘⁙⁘⁙⁘⁙⁘⁙⁘⁙⁘⁛⁘ self-respect, respect from ⁙⁘⁙⁘⁙⁘⁙⁘⁙⁘⁛⁘⁙⁘⁙⁘⁙
⁙⁘⁙⁘⁙⁘⁙⁘⁛⁘⁙⁘⁙ others, competence, independence ⁘⁛⁘⁙⁘⁙⁘⁙⁘⁙⁘⁙⁘⁙
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⁘⁙⁘⁛⁘⁙⁘⁙⁘⁙⁘⁙⁘⁙⁘ community, family, friendship, ⁙⁘⁙⁘⁛⁘⁙⁘⁙⁘⁙⁘⁙⁘
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Maslow's (simplified) hierarchy of needs, based on the hierarchy Abraham Maslow published in his 1943 paper "A Theory of Human Motivation".
It's not perfect and definitely shouldn't be treated as universal, but I find it useful. For understanding my own behavior, many others' behavior. Also for thinking a bit more about my approach to parenting.
The hierarchy is frequently visualized as a pyramid, but that's not a perfect analogy. What's something with permeable, blurred layers that maintains a definite order… Maybe a trifle? Why not.
Maslow considered the "bottom" four to be "deficiency" needs, meaning that not sufficiently meeting those needs would lead to anxiety, tension, and overall poor mental health. It would be pretty hard to focus on self-actualization without the meeting the deficiency needs.
I see the bottom layers as part of that all-important maintenance we have to perform on ourselves. You can get away without caring about self-maintenance as an adult, but only at the expense of others who have to compensate for you.
Amongst the people I most frequently encounter, and myself, we seem to be most insidiously deficient in belonging. Also esteem, but this feels like a knock-on effect from the lack of real belonging. (It may go without saying, but I am extremely fortunate to live within communities where our physiological and safety needs are fairly easily met.)
We desperately need to belong, but we increasingly feel that we don't. This is exacerbated by both social media and 24hr news cycles. Who among us hasn't once felt that the world as it is now, the direction it seems to be hurtling, isn't made for them? For some people, these feelings are fleeting. For others, it is their albatross. And this feeling seems to be building. It doesn't surprise me that this is one of the most divisive moments in my lifetime.
I think that the lack of belonging is also exacerbated by the independence-at-all-costs mentality that plagues much of the US in particular. You can't feel belonging and be 100% independent. Belonging is a give and take operation, not lone-wolfism.
Again, all this reminds me of CBToF.
There is more to be said on this, and probably a lot here that I'm wrong about, but all I have in me right now is sleep. Maintenance.
belonging, community, Ephemera, happiness, identity, maintenance, mental health, parenting, Aside, service, social media, The Carrier Bag Theory of Fiction,
Published Thursday, 16 December 2021 by Piper Haywood
Cutting out the noise
in general I look at things now like "is this something I like or enjoy" "does this affect me in any way" "can I do something about this." if 1 is false, and either 2 or 3 is false, I literally do not care. this excludes almost everything most people on here talk about
A private account I follow on Twitter put this out in the world, it is such a simple and useful framework for cutting down the noise. Not just on Twitter, anywhere. It's so easy to get stressed / outraged / cynical / tired etc when there is so much to keep up with. Ignore it, keep the good vibes.
current events, Ephemera, filtering, mental health, Aside, social media, stress,
Published Thursday, 11 March 2021 by Piper Haywood
it's a wild world
Albrecht Dürer, The Northern Hemisphere of the Celestial Globe, woodcut, 1515 | (CC-PDM) Public Domain, Minneapolis Institute of Art collection (source)
Came across two tweets today that have jointly taken up residence in my head. This tweet:
i don't want a career, i want whatever bilbo baggins and the rest of the hobbits had in the shire
And from this tweet, a short clip of Ethan Hawke's TED talk:
I think that most of us really want to offer the world something of quality, ☝something that the world will consider good or important☝. And that's really the enemy, because it's not up to us whether what we do is any good. If history has taught us anything, the world is an extremely unreliable critic.
The shire is tiny, quaint, communal. That's part of why it "works".
Our world, on the other hand, is enormous and increasingly fractured. We can be exposed to nearly every possible facet and product of humanity via our phone screens. The desire to make a mark is as strong as it has ever been, but it's hard to do anything that feels of real consequence when you're effectively a sea-monkey navigating the Pacific Ocean.
You can make it feel smaller by limiting media consumption (traditional and social), but it has to be a daily, conscious action. And the pressure to engage can be enormous depending on your age and career. It just wears you down.
I suppose the goal is a balance, cultivating a smaller, more meaningful personal world (friends, collaborators, family, acquaintances) that you can retreat to and just occasionally reaching out in to the hurricane. But when making a decent living feels tied to the hurricane, or the hurricane seems like all you have left… it's not an easy truce.
This is why the silent retreats, the off-grid living, the hamlet cottages are so compelling. It's easy to think that physically moving somewhere less frantic will automatically offer peace, but unless you can temper the virtual arena that makes up your world, it's just more of the same.
No answers here, as usual. Just more thoughts for the whirlpool.
Edit: I just re-read this and it makes me cringe a bit. It's so obvious, and it has occurred to me a thousand times before. Why is it an epiphany every time I think about it? I always forget, it's like Groundhog Day. Maybe this is what mantras are for. Something like the perennial I am enough, but more My sphere of influence, the way I define it, and the way I engage with it is enough. Ugh I don't know!
career, creativity, Ephemera, identity, philosophy, Aside, purpose, social media,
Published Wednesday, 8 April 2020 by Piper Haywood
Instagram be GONE
My old Instagram account has been languishing unused for about two years, finally got round to moving the images and videos over here. Now I'll be keeping all that content on this site in a photolog. If they open up their API a bit someday then I'll syndicate from here to there, but I'm not holding my breath.
Note to self: use Handbrake to convert .mov videos to .mp4. The standard "Fast 1080p30" preset (see docs) is fine for now.
archives, Ephemera, Instagram, Aside, social media, this site, video,
Published Monday, 6 January 2020 by Piper Haywood
"it is possible to imagine [a critical sensibility] in which social paranoia is not foundational"
The sore winner is a product of the hyper-surveilled and personalized world in which we all now live, one in which people feel both nebulously responsible for everything wrong while also feeling responsible for nothing at all.
From the Outline article "A decade of sore winners" by B.D. McClay. A lot of stuff in this article is spot-on. It also relates directly to the response I received from my Republican representative regarding the impeachment of President Trump.
One of my rep's many dubious points was that Ukranian leaders publicly attacked candidate Trump in the press, and that this was evidence of Ukranian meddling in 2016 elections. Specifically, he linked to an article in The Hill by Ambassador Valeriy Chaly, Ukraine's ambassador to the United States from 2015 to 2019. I read the article by Amb. Chaly, and all I can see is an opinion piece that fairly criticises statements made by a candidate for one of the most powerful positions in the world.
How do you make the mental leap necessary to conflate principled criticism with personal attack? Furthermore, how could anything in that article be considered meddling in an election? The vast majority of Chaly's article is a recent history of events in Ukraine.
This is sore winner territory. Here's how McClay illustrates it in their article:
Worse still than the idea that things are for you is the extension into identification: that these things literally are you. If someone writes books for teen girls, to criticize her books is to criticize teen girls. Expressing something other than support for Taylor Swift guarantees you a place in that special hell for women who don't support other women. If you like superhero movies and video games, and somebody outlines the reasons they think superhero movies and video games are a waste of time, that's an attack on you, personally, not a disagreement over aesthetics.
How do we get past this? More critical thinking taught in schools and beyond? More restrictions on social media? Surely it has to be a personal exercise but it seems like such a fundamental and widespread problem, almost a public mental health emergency (one of many).
It is impossible to imagine a critical sensibility that does not exist socially. But it is possible to imagine one in which social paranoia is not foundational, and in which social reception — of work, of ourselves — does not have to determine our reaction to each other.
It's possible to imagine it, but it's pretty difficult to picture without some sort of major overhaul in day-to-day life.
Ephemera, ethics, mental health, politics, Quote, press, social media,
@JustSaysOnReddit
We need a @JustOnReddit or @JustSomeoneOnFacebook equivalent of the excellent @JustSaysInMice. So tired of the divisive words of a few making their way in to fear mongering news headlines.
Ephemera, news, politics, Aside, social media,
"Political rewilding" vs. libertarianism, and attempting to escape the barrel with Mastodon
In a recent Guardian opinion piece, George Monbiot calls for "political rewilding" to fight against demagoguery.
At the moment, the political model for almost all parties is to drive change from the top down. […] I believe the best antidote to demagoguery is the opposite process: radical trust. To the greatest extent possible, parties and governments should trust communities to identify their own needs and make their own decisions.
Makes a ton of sense at first glance. But isn't "political rewilding" just the best of libertarianism repackaged, the freedom of choice and voluntary association? I can understand why he didn't use that word. The worst of libertarianism — civil liberties at all costs, at the expense of others, the earth, and more — has usurped the rest of it ideologically. "Libertarian" is to the left as "socialist" is to the right.
Related, but separate: in his article, Monbiot draws attention to Finland's impressive (and seemingly successful) efforts to teach their populace how to spot fake news. In the CNN article he links to, the former secretary-general of the European Schools Kari Kivinen cautions that "it is a balancing act trying to make sure scepticism doesn't give way to cynicism".
That line hit home. Reading the news, parsing Twitter, fielding well-intended but misguided email forwards from loved ones. I've been living in the barrel for a while now, and it's exhausting.
On the upside, I've joined Mastodon on the vis.social server. My handle is @piper@vis.social, and I've downloaded Toot! for iPhone since I like their stance against servers that spread hatred. I'm excited to give a smaller community a whirl, hopefully it will expose me to a more human and humane part of the social web.
cynicism, Ephemera, ideology, Mastodon, news, politics, Aside, social media,
Published Tuesday, 12 February 2019 by Piper Haywood
Evil Eye / Malochio
"It is said that one gets the Evil Eye by way of another person's glare, praises, or compliments, whether ill-intentioned or not."
That soulsick feeling you get from endlessly scrolling through Instagram, or when you're lying awake at 2am on a Monday morning.
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Go on — you know you want to.
It's been done before- check out the MIT Icarus project- so he was, in fact, duplicating someone else's feat. Still, we're hoping to be next….
Is it possible to image some stars from those altitudes? I understand exposure times etc, but aren't the stars supposed to be brighter at those altitudes? What about using an IR device like the Yukon Ranger, or the Binocular Photon Machine?
I remember reading years ago about the prospects for balloon based astronomy, but I've yet to see an image of stars from any balloon. Is it even possible?
I think the main challenge to imaging stars from a cheap setup like the one featured here is that there is no way to steady the camera. As I understand it, any mechanism that would steady the camera sufficiently to get exposures of stars would vastly increase the complexity and expense of the setup, and probably put it out of reach of hobbyists.
There wouldn't be much of a benefit in terms of exposure times. Loss of starlight to the atmosphere is pretty minor as long as you're looking near the zenith–about a quarter of a magnitude, which would be imperceptible to most observers. Calculations here.
Balloon based astronomy has been going on for ages, but mostly for X-rays, most of which are blocked by the atmosphere. See examples here. For visual astronomy, there's no percentage in it; for the cost and complexity of developing a steady balloon-based rig you could build a ground-based instrument sufficiently larger to overwhelm any advantage of being at high altitude. Observatories are built on mountaintops for steadier air, not to overcome atmospheric extinction.


A Special kit to improve SHOWA SFF-Air TAC performances. The upgrade kit implement a set of parts to update the internal cartridges in order to mount SKF newly developed piston and cartridge seals.
The KIT is compatible with BOTH HONDA and KAWASAKI/SUZUKI Showa TAC variants (one kit can service both variants).
The kit is including a cartridge seal to update also the Oil Damper side of the forks.


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Conservative Joe Ricketts, Cubs family patriarch who closed DNAinfo after union vote, to launch Omaha-based 'unbiased' news site
Trump's Senate trial pending, Mitch McConnell tells Republican senators it's a 'vote of conscience'
Last uncounted ballots: Roy Moore can't close 20,000-vote loss
By Kim Chandler
Associated Press |
U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore leaves the stage after speaking at the RSA activity center, Dec. 12, 2017, in Montgomery, Ala. Moore did not concede defeat to his Democratic opponent Doug Jones. (Mike Stewart / AP)
Republican Roy Moore hasn't conceded his 20,000-vote loss to Democrat Doug Jones in Alabama's Senate race, and military and provisional vote totals announced Wednesday aren't enough for Moore to close the deficit.
Jones beat Moore on Dec. 12 to become the first Democrat elected to the Senate from Alabama in a quarter-century. Moore was beset by allegations of sexual misconduct involving teenage girls decades ago.
Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill announced Wednesday that a total of 366 military ballots were returned from overseas. He also said 4,967 provisional ballots were cast. Even if all of those votes went to Moore, that is well short of the 20,000-vote deficit that Moore would need to close the gap. It also would not be enough to trigger an automatic recount.
"No additional ballots are eligible to be received," Merrill's office said in announcing those last ballot totals.
Moore had laid some of his hopes on the military and provisional ballots in a Dec. 15 email to supporters, writing that those were yet to be counted and the election was "too close to call" and "the battle is NOT OVER!"
A telephone and email message to Moore's campaign was not immediately returned Wednesday.
On Friday, counties are to submit the tallies for 22,780 write-in votes cast Dec. 12. However, most of those are expected to go to other people and not Jones and Moore, whose names were on the ballot.
Moore has sent out emails since the election requesting donations to help investigate what he called reports of voter fraud and other irregularities" at the polls.
Alabama will certify the election result between Dec. 26 and Jan. 3.
Speaking at a Dec. 13 news conference in Birmingham, Jones said it was time for Moore to "do the right thing" and concede.
"It's time to move on. It's time to heal," Jones said.


San Francisco hosted the play in 2013 as a part of framework of pre-Broadway run, for 1 month of autumn in Curran Theatre. Director is M. Bruni, J. Prince was responsible for the choreography & J. Howland was the musical director. Jessie Mueller was starring. The high quality of production confirms by the fact that during the whole month, musical tickets have been sold out.
It is not surprising that the Broadway production took place (at Stephen Sondheim Theatre) and played for 4 months, and in autumn of 2015 a tour in the United States began (from September), starting from the Providence Performing Arts Center.
Actors in addition to J. Mueller were the following: J. Spector, A. Larsen & J. Epstein.
West End musical spotted the appearance in February 2015 in the Aldwych Theatre, furthermore the full composition of the cast had been replaced and now there were: L. Want, K. Brayben, I. McIntosh, A. Morrissey, G. Barber & G. Trainor. Since the end of November 2015, there was a change of actors – C. Janson instead of K. Brayben, and D. Keen instead of G. Barber.
US tour began in Rhode Island and throughout the year, till August 2016, with the end in San Francisco, it has to go according to the planned. Abby Mueller will take a major role – the sister of Jessie Mueller, who originally played Carole, and other actors in the lead roles will be L. Tobin and B. Gulsvig.


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History > Regional & national history > Americas
Politics, Society & Education > Politics & government > Political structure & processes > Elections & referenda
From Garfield to Harding: The Success of Midwestern Front Porch Campaigns (Hardback)
Jeffrey Normand Bourdon (author)
How front porch campaigns transformed candidate interaction with the public
In 1880, James Garfield decided to try something new: rather than run the typical passive campaign for president, he would welcome voters to his farm. By the end of the campaign, thousands of people-including naturalized voters, African Americans, women, men from various occupations, and young voters-traveled to Garfield's home, listened to him speak, shook hands, met his family, and were invited inside. The press reported the interactions across the country. Not only did Garfield win, but he started a new campaign technique that then carried three other Republicans to the presidency.
Benjamin Harrison followed suit in 1888, and his crowds dwarfed Garfield's as Indianapolis exploded with hundreds of thousands of visitors. Eight years later, William McKinley ran the most famous front porch campaign from his hometown of Canton, Ohio, with around 750,000 Americans traveling down those streets-including miners' unions, women's suffrage groups, and Confederate soldiers to their Union counterparts. Finally, Warren Harding continued the tradition in 1920 and won by a 60 percent popular majority.
Using a technique very evident today, Republican campaign managers quickly realized that merchandising their candidate as a brand generated much support. After Harding, presidential candidates began to travel the country extensively themselves to speak personally to the American people.
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One Minute To Midnight
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Edwin Williamson
The Penguin History of the United States of America
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as you might recall I got all of my data deleted by beta 1.19 and everything is stuck on google docs right now.
I'm experiencing big problems downloading it back.
I've been trying to download the remaining 30Gb for over a week now but with poor results.
I've tryied any combinations I could think of: restarting syncdocs every half an hour, leaving it alone for couple days, changing the priority to "below normal" to let me use the computer while trying and so on.
Syncdocs eats _always_ 100% of my cpu and still most of the time remains stuck at: Initialazing, Synching with google docs, Querying 75000 files (exactly 75000), or Synching 99%. By stuck I mean hours at any each of them, randomly.
Only few, very few times I can find it downloading something, and most of _those_ times the download gives an error and it skips to the next file.
The error logs are huge and contains almost only 403 errors.
Web download doesn't seem viable (works only for one file at a time).
My hardware is not cutting edge, but it's not even rusty: it's an Athlon 2500+ with 3.5Gb of Ram, Win Xp Pro and a 10Mbit/10Mbit optical fiber connection.
Syncdocs (1.15) settings are by now: "Sync New Files Shared by others" and "download files to this pc". Also tried the "low bandwith" setting but with no result.
What puzzles me is that Syncdocs *uploaded* more than 60Gb with no problems at all! It took a short startup fee, but then it saturated the bandwith without interfering with the rest of my software (I could do anything I wanted).
Thanks for the report. I have no immediate solution: there seem to be many more 403 access denied errors from Google in the last two weeks.
and change "MaxForbidden403Errors" from 25 to 2000.
We're looking into this right now, too. 403 errors used to occur when you had no permission to access the file, but that is not the only case now.
It seems like a Google problem at the moment, but we're looking for a work-around.
>>3. When we try again much later (usually more than 18 hours) we are able to get through another 4-5K documents before the 403 responses return.
this looks like a viable workaround!
Yes, it is a workaround, not elegant though.
Regarding the high CPU load, we expect a release at the end of October that will reduce this load.
I waited 24 hs before launching again SD but nothing got downloaded.
I only have hundreds (if not thousands) of 403.
Inner: System.Net.WebException: The remote server returned an error: (403) Forbidden.
21/10/2011 21.33.07(ver. 1.15) Google server exceeded maximum of 25 Forbidden (403) errors allowed per download.
Also took more than one hour before even starting to try :\ (kept Initializing). Every now and then it stops trying to download and restarts the process.
I'll now try on manual sync, maybe will turn off some rescan/restart scheduled loop.


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Q: PHP - How to display POST data received in a HTML page I have a simple HTML page (let's call it Page H) and it's hosted on a remote server. This page has been configured to allow for cross-origin requests.
Now, I would like to do the following:

*

*From localhost (or otherwise), use fetch API to send a POST request containing some data to Page H

*Upon receiving the POST request, the HTML page should display the information sent in the POST request

The page is really simple right now, with only HTML and some basic PHP. Is there a way to accomplish what I want without involving a database? I saw this similar question but the answer is not quite satisfactory...
Edit:
The basic HTML (which is hosted on a remote server):

<meta charset="utf-8">

Hello World!

The Fetch API request (sent from some other random place, like my own computer):
fetch('./test.txt') // getting data from a text file
  .then(function(response){
    return response.text();
  })
  .then(function(data){
    console.log(data);

  fetch('<WEBSITE_FOR_HTML_PAGE>', {
   method: 'POST',
   body: data
  })
  .then(function (response) { // I don't care about the response
  })
  .catch(function (error) {
   console.log('Request failure: ', error);
  });
  })

So I want the HTML page to display the data sent using the Fetch API...

A: You can use print_r function to print the $_POST superglobal variable
print_r($_POST);


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Williams first began singing in his local church choir, before joining his elder brothers Bob, Don and Dick singing in night clubs across America's mid-west and joining Bing Crosby on his 1944 hit Swinging On A Star. He went solo in 1952 and had his first US Number 1 hit in 1956 as an Elvis Presley sound-alike on Butterfly. However, Williams soon established his own distinctively smooth pop style and, having released one of his signature records, Can't Get Used To Losing You, signed what was reputed to be the biggest record contract in history. He then made an art form of easy listening music with iconic songs like Moon River, Can't Take My Eyes Off You, Music To Watch Girls By, Almost There and Can't Help Falling In Love. Despite his apparently old-fashioned style, Williams himself retained an unfeasibly cool persona, underlined by news that - at the age of 82 - he was to appear at the 2010 Glastonbury rock festival.


ok so this is the prettiest rifle I have. Also the most accurate rifle I have. Setting there with its little sister. The rifle is a TC prohunter in 270. I have a 243 barrel . And the pistol AKA little sister is also a TC prohunter in 7mm-08.
Underwood is the only ammo I daily carry now… I love the cartridge so much, I became a dealer.
I have all my pistols packed with Underwood.
I'm a big Hornady Critical Defense XTP fan for SD but I could be persuaded to switch if Underwood was comparable in both performance and price. I like practicing / shooting my defensive ammo at the range.
I carry Underwood 155 & 165 gr Bonded HPs. These expand to an inch or more in Ballistic gel and the energy dump is just crazy.
Underwood offers the Hornady projectiles as an option. I prefer the bonded core and the solid copper rounds myself. Good stuff at a good price!
Oh yeah… love the bonded core!
Hmm I'll look in to those then.
Yeah my go to rounds are Underwood "Gold Dots" for social/ urban settings and an old load by a defunct ammunition maker Swampfox for backwoods. Swampfox's 200gr XTPs clock 1325 FPS from a standard 4.6" barrel and over 1400 FPS from my 6.6". That's ALMOST 900 FPE from my G40.
The SF load is like gold to me though cause I only have a few boxes left from the two cases I bought before the owner passed away.
SwampFox 200gr XTP @ 1325fps - load dissection, w/pics!
Hell yea. That's what I'm talkin about. Similar numbers from some of the 9x25 Dillon loads I'll be testing.
The Dillon is awesome just too bad almost no bullets are built to withstand those velocities.
Nicely done. I guess you used the pantograph?
Its normal for the AR platform.
Yes sir. I will do a thread later when the sights/ scope are on it.
Very cool, whats the story behind the screen name?


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(traduction littérale : "la planche") est un court métrage comique britannique à base de slapstick, inédit en France, et réalisé par le comédien populaire Eric Sykes en 1967 et sorti en 1971.

Synopsis
The Plank narre les mésaventures de deux ouvriers en bâtiment à qui manque une planche pour terminer le sol d'une maison. En route pour la fabrique, ils rencontrent déjà des difficultés pour en obtenir une de la bonne taille. Ils auront encore plus de mal ensuite à la ramener à bon port. Sur le chemin, en effet, de nombreuses maladresses et intervenants de toutes sortes compliqueront quelque peu leur mission…

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Le film est fondé sur un sketch intitulé Sykes and a Plank qu'Eric Sykes avait créé pour la télévision dans sa série Sykes. Il y développe toute une série de gags visuels autour du classique accessoire de la planche dont le caractère encombrant donne lieu aux situations les plus loufoques. Si certaines d'entre elles sont manifestement inspirées des classiques du cinéma muet, le film est néanmoins émaillé de nombreuses trouvailles inédites.

Comme souvent chez Sykes, la volonté de faire appel le moins possible aux dialogues n'est pas sans rappeler celle de son homologue français Jacques Tati dont il partage, par ailleurs, un certain sens de la dérision.

Un remake, The Plank sera à nouveau réalisé par Eric Sykes pour la télévision, d'une durée nettement moins longue (25 minutes contre 45) mais interprété par de nombreux comédiens anglais populaires (Wilfrid Hyde-White, Joanna Lumley, Kate O'Mara, Diana Dors, Frankie Howerd…).

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Film britannique sorti en 1971
Court métrage britannique
Comédie britannique


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Mini Guide to South Africa
Interesting Sites and Natural Wonders
As the name implies, the Addo Elephant National Park is one the best places to see these beautiful long-tusked mammals. The park is located in the Eastern Cape region of the country, about 70 kilometers away from Port Elizabeth. Visitors can also see zebras, warthogs, buffaloes, as well as lions and ostriches. Rumor has it that park keepers used to feed oranges to the elephants during droughts, and although the practice has stopped, old elephants still reach into vehicles to get the fruits!
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Robben Island is a UNESCO Heritage Site located 12 kilometers from Cape Town harbor and was the place where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 18 years during the apartheid. The island is also a conservation area being home to 132 species of birds, 23 species of mammals, and visitors can also spot Cape Fur seals and Heaviside dolphins. Tours to the island take around four hours including the return ferry trip.
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Kruger National Park is arguably the most famous attraction in South Africa. It was established in 1898 and covers an area of 20,000 square kilometers with 14 different ecozones. It's one of the best places to see the big five (Buffaloes, Rhinos, Elephants, Leopards, and Lions), but if you go to the Crocodile River View Point, visitors can also spot hippos and crocodiles.
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Most Interesting Small Towns to Visit in the United States
If you're used to living in a city or a big suburb, it can be hard to picture what life is like outside of all the hustle and bustle. In fact, U.S. cities house 62.7 percent of the population (as of 2015), but take up just 3.5 percent of the land area — and those numbers continue to grow as more people move into cities every day. If you need to get away for a bit, check out some of these incredible American towns. They may be small, but they've all got their own unique attributes that make them popular vacation destinations.
Most Interesting International Fast Food Chains We Wish Would Come to the USA
To connoisseurs of fast food, visits abroad bring the opportunity to see how the rest of the world eats on the go. Although we have our own fast-food chains at home — many which have spread around the world — the most exciting chains around today are regional chains, which use local ingredients flavored to perfectly suit the local's palate. To get a taste at what's out there, here are some amazing international fast food chains we wish would come to the United States.
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Q: What is the point of Spring Boot starter cache dependency? It seems like it has some basic dependencies and all caching works without it.

A: According to the docs:
https://docs.spring.io/spring-boot/docs/2.1.6.RELEASE/reference/html/boot-features-caching.html

Use the spring-boot-starter-cache "Starter" to quickly add basic
caching dependencies. The starter brings in spring-context-support. If
you add dependencies manually, you must include spring-context-support
in order to use the JCache, EhCache 2.x, or Caffeine support.

So, likely spring-context-support is already included from other Spring imports, but in the case you ONLY imported spring-boot-starter-cache it would include what you need.


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Dolioletta valdiviae är en ryggsträngsdjursart som först beskrevs av Neumann 1906.  Dolioletta valdiviae ingår i släktet Dolioletta och familjen tunnsalper.

Artens utbredningsområde är Indiska oceanen. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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The Onion has some intel on Apple's solution to the Apple Maps debacle. Instead of just fixing the app, Tim Cook & Co. are just going to alter the earth's geography.
Move entire countries. Rename streets. Change everything. Why not? Morning commuters on the Brooklyn Bridge would much rather fall into the East River anyway. Swimming is good for you. And Apple is a very powerful company, so there's no reason that it's not feasible. The video is funny, but it's more like laughing through pain.


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State Championsssss…
Our Rugby League team has kept its wins streak going claiming its fifth consecutive State Title.
Hallam Senior College's Senior Rugby League team played in the State Final of the ARL Cup on Thursday 24th May against Victoria University Secondary College for the 2nd year in a row.
Both schools have Rugby League programs where students attend that school for the purposes of developing their Rugby League skills and knowledge. Between both schools there are 11 players from the Victorian Schoolboys team.
The game was quite close and frantic at the the beginning, displaying one of the best contests of Schoolboys Rugby League in Victoria. The score at half-time was 18 – 6 in the favour of Hallam Senior College.
This could have been a lot closer had a few things gone right for the Victoria University team. In the second half, Hallam scored 2 very quick tries and went on tho run away with the game 50 – 8.
Try scorers were Pride Petterson-Robati with 3 tries, Romia Matangaro with 2 tries, Francis Tualau 1 try, Joseph Watene-Launia 1 try, Brandon Manase 1 try, Dylan Brittain-Snowden 1 try.
This makes Hallam State Champions for the 5th year in a row.
We will now move on in this National competition to play schools from NSW in the coming weeks.


I was trying to register for this tournament and it stated I needed to be invited. How does that happen? Is it by qualifying, and if so, how does one qualify?
If the top 30 qualify, how is it that players ranked T43rd qualify for the Championship round? Is it due to the reseed after one or more of the playoff rounds?


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