Bengaluru: When union government de-regularised the petrol and diesel prices two years ago, it was assumed that it may strengthen the public sector oil companies. It was also predicted that this move would bring down the pressure of subsidy on the union government.
But exactly two years later, this very move has become a death knell to the public sector oil firms with two private oil firms selling the diesel and petrol below the market rates in major cities like Bengaluru. According to some truck and bus drivers, two private oil majors are selling the diesel and petrol for Rs1 less per litre than the market rate. This means, customers can buy diesel and petrol for Rs. 1 less per litre in the fuel stations operated by the two companies.
According to the sources, compared to the public sector oil firms these two private oil companies have a simple/inexpensive marketing team and these expenses are limited to PSUs alone. "They are importing the crude oil from gulf nations and selling after refining directly through their franchises. Compared to PSUs, salary structure and cost of refining are very less. Their commission is also very less compared to the PSUs. So they are able to sell it at a cheap rate," explained an officer from a PSU oil firm.
"when there was subsidy on the diesel rates, these companies were not able to match our rates. But once diesel rate was de-regulaised they are making huge profits as we, in the public sector, need to sell the diesel according to the production and refining cost," he added.


One distant and dark Halloween, many years ago, James came up with a concept so foul and despicable. Fearing the mental damage it would cause if left living in his brain, he brought it into reality hoping the physical manifestation would free him from its cold menacing grasp.
Rachael spent much of her university life and early 20s making music with various random things she found in her room and an acoustic guitar. Experimenting with sound has always been something she's been interested in alongside her passion for visual art.
Cloud of Bats was a side project we both stuck our teeth into, James on Guitar and Rachael singing. We did a few gigs and plan to dip in and out of this project when inspiration strikes. Have a listen to our demo above.


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The Blood Lives (In The Blood Book 1)Lee Isserow
Available Through October 21 at
Blood will be spilt – but this blood bites back!
Ben Graham dreams of monsters.
He has done ever since he witnessed his mother's murder as a child.
All too soon, Ben might become a monster, as he plots to kill the man who took her life.
But Ben will discover that not only are there real monsters out there…
He will learn that he is uniquely qualified to destroy them.
Because Ben's blood is not like everyone else's.
It's alive.
And it has a ravenous hunger that can't be sated.
In The Blood is a thrilling serialised novel that skirts between horror and suspense, the supernatural and scifi – perfect for fans of Joe Hill, Stephen King, China Mieville and Philip K. Dick.
SINNERJohn Raptor
John Raptor (author of the controversial and provocative Hell High and Trigger Warning) presents: SINNER.
Warning: Contains Strong Sexual Content, Violence, and Language.
A young woman with the eyes cut out, blood dripping down her cheeks as she screams in agony but her cries go unheard…
…just like mine will someday, when I'm rotting in the deepest pits of hell and the raven is pecking at my eyes and viscera. I'm sure I'll see mother and father there someday…
…I know I'll see mother, and then, I suppose, we'll finally be reunited. She won't be able to throw me out.
The girl is dead. Her struggling comes to a stop.
In the top of my dresser are big black buttons–hundreds–spilled across the drawer like poker chips. I choose two and place them beneath the whore's lids, just like me and dad used to do.
"The Wages of Sin is Death," Romans 6:23
In the windy streets of Chicago, near Millennium Park, a serial killer is cutting out prostitutes' eyes and replacing them with big black buttons–but that's not the strangest part. FBI Agent James Harris is witnessing these murders as they take place. Not with his eyes, but in his mind.
Weirder yet, The Prostitute Killer is privy to James' sins: the affair with his FBI partner and the night club where he picks up girls.
The killer believes that he and James share a twisted past, and he wants two things: 1. For James to confess his sins and 2. A meeting with James–in private.
If James does not comply, the killer will make sure James' wife and daughter end up looking like those dead whores.
"Your sin will find you out," Numbers 32:23
Show Me More: Psychological Horror
White Trash GothicEdward Lee
From the master of extreme horror, Edward Lee, author of over fifty books that have redefined the boundaries of depravity in fiction, comes a novel that brings together all of his most extreme characters into one epic, gut-wrenching masterpiece of terror.
Plagued by nightmares of torture and intense violence, a writer suffering from trauma-induced memory loss seeks to solve the mystery of his missing past. The only clue is a single page of an unfinished manuscript found in an old manual typewriter, in a fleabag motel, in a small West Virginian town called Luntville. It is here that the writer will seek answers, believing that if he finishes the book he was writing, his memories will return.
But Luntville is not just some bumfuck town in the sticks. It is a place where the locals make extra cash by filming necro porn, a place where vigilantes practice a horrifying form of justice they call dead-dickin', a place haunted by the ghosts of serial killers, occult demons, and a monster called the Bighead. And as the writer attempts to make sense of the town and his connection to it, he will be challenged in ways that test the very limit of his sanity.
Deadite Press is proud to present White Trash Gothic, the first book in a series of highly anticipated novels for fans of redneck nightmares and backwoods terror which invokes Edward Lee's many classic gross-outs while exploring even more revolting and disturbing new directions.
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Devil's Nightmare (Devil's Nightmare, Book 1)Robert Pruneda
Detective Aaron Sanders is up against a murderous demonic force in this suspenseful blend of mystery and horror. Nothing could have prepared the seasoned detective for the mutilated remains of an eleven-year-old boy's parents or the equally vicious deaths of three more victims at a nearby cemetery. As Aaron works to solve the homicide cases and protect his only witness, Cody Sumner, he realizes a disturbing connection between the orphaned child and all five victims. Cody's testimony is beyond belief, but when Aaron comes face to face with the perpetrator, he's left questioning everything he's ever believed. True evil often hides in plain sight.
Devil's Nightmare is an occult suspense horror novel by Robert Pruneda, who shakes readers with his visually graphic scenes, supernatural twists, and disturbing settings in this first installment of the Devil's Nightmare series.
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"I've had a wonderful time, really the best. Do you want to come inside? It's still early. I'd love to tell you a story.
But first, let me take off my face…"
Now That We're Alone
11 short stories from Nicholas Day, celebrating the weird, wicked, and wonderful monsters hiding in the dark, hiding behind their human masks.

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https://www.michigansthumb.com/news/article/Tribune-hires-new-staff-reporter-14838684.php
Tribune hires new staff reporter
Eisinger previously worked for Saginaw, Cadillac TV stations
Published 6:00 am EST, Friday, November 15, 2019
BAD AXE — The Huron Daily Tribune added a new staff reporter to its ranks this week.
Sara Eisinger joins the Tribune's reporting staff having previously worked as an assignment news desk editor for WNEM in Saginaw and as a news producer for 9&10 News in Cadillac.
A 2004 graduate of Cass City Schools, she received her master's degree in social work through Our Lady of the Lake University in San Antonio, Texas and worked in criminal justice and mental health for 12 years.
"I felt burnt out," Eisinger said. "I thought, 'What is it I want to do? What do I want to do for me? Well, I wanted to write."
Eisinger then enrolled in the Winter Park, Florida-based Full Sail University's New Media Journalism program, getting her masters, and since has worked in television news.
"Honestly, TV news is not for me," Eisinger said. "Not every journalist is made for it. I just want to write and report."
Eisinger is the sixth new hire in the Tribune's newsroom over the past year.
"Our newsroom now has a nice mix of young and veteran reporters who will be able to work together to bring the Thumb area the coverage it deserves," Tribune Editor Eric Young said. "Sara is from the area, and will help us to become an even bigger part of the community than we have been over the years."
Eisinger has a soon to be 14-year-old son, Calden, and enjoys travelling. She loves the Thumb area and wants to see it grow and prosper.
"I am here to inform our readers by covering important things happening in our area," Eisinger said. "How can I expect people to care about what is happening in the world if I can't get them excited about what is happening right here? I am very excited about working locally."
Eisinger can be reached by phone at 989-269-6461 ext. 113 or by email at sara.eisinger@hearstnp.com.


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Q: cryptopp plaintext fixed length limit When i pass initialText86, the code below works as it should. When i pass initialText87 it fails to construct StringSource ss1, and we meet exception invalid argument!
How can i encode string with length 87?
#include <string>
#include <new>

using namespace std;

#include <../pub/cryptopp/rsa.h>
#include <../pub/cryptopp/osrng.h>
#include <../pub/cryptopp/oaep.h>
#include <../pub/cryptopp/sha.h>

using namespace CryptoPP;

AutoSeededRandomPool& rng_get() {
    static AutoSeededRandomPool defRng;
    return defRng;
}

string rsa_encode( const string& plainText, const RSA::PublicKey& pubKey ) {
    RSAES_OAEP_SHA_Encryptor rsaEnc( pubKey );
    string cipherText;
    StringSource ss1( reinterpret_cast< const byte* >( plainText.c_str() ), plainText.size(), true,
        new PK_EncryptorFilter( rng_get(), rsaEnc,
            new StringSink( cipherText )
        ) // PK_EncryptorFilter
    ); // StringSource
    return move( cipherText );
}

string rsa_decode( const string& cipherText, const RSA::PrivateKey& secretKey ) {
    RSAES_OAEP_SHA_Decryptor rsaDec( secretKey );
    string plainText;
    StringSource ss2( reinterpret_cast< const byte* >( cipherText.c_str() ), cipherText.size(), true,
        new PK_DecryptorFilter( rng_get(), rsaDec,
            new StringSink( plainText )
        ) // PK_DecryptorFilter
    ); // StringSource
    return move( plainText );
}

static const size_t keyLength = 1024;
RSA::PrivateKey _secretKey;
RSA::PublicKey  _pubKey;

bool test( const string& initialText ) {
    auto cipherText = rsa_encode( initialText, _pubKey );
    auto plainText = rsa_decode( cipherText, _secretKey );
    return plainText == initialText;
}

int main() {
    _secretKey.GenerateRandomWithKeySize(rng_get(), keyLength );
    new( &_pubKey ) RSA::PublicKey( _secretKey );
    string initialText87 = "111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111";
    string initialText86 = "11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111";
    auto testResult = test( initialText87 );
    assert( testResult );
    return testResult ? 0 : -1;
}

A: The length of data that can be encrypted using RSA is determined primarily by the size of the key you're using. You appear to be using OAEP, so the maximum length is:
keyLength - 2 - 2 * hashLength

Where keyLength is the length of the RSA modulus in bytes. You're using a 1024 bit key so:
keyLength = 1024 / 8 = 128

And since you're using OAEP with SHA-1
hashLength = 20

So the maximum you can encrypt is:
128 - 2 - 2 * 20 = 86

Which is exactly what your example shows.
To encrypt more data, you could use a larger RSA key, but RSA really shouldn't be used for encrypting large amounts of data, so is usually used as part of a hybrid cryptosystem where RSA is instead used to encrypt a randomly generated key for a symmetric algorithm like AES, and then the symmetric algorithm is used to encrypt the actual data so avoiding the length limits associated with RSA.

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//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Implementation of the TinkerPop OLTP Provider API for ArangoDB
//
// Copyright triAGENS GmbH Cologne and The University of York
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

package com.arangodb.tinkerpop.gremlin.client;

import java.io.ByteArrayInputStream;
import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Optional;
import java.util.Properties;
import java.util.regex.Matcher;
import java.util.regex.Pattern;
import java.util.stream.Collectors;

import com.arangodb.entity.*;
import org.apache.tinkerpop.gremlin.structure.Direction;
import org.apache.tinkerpop.gremlin.structure.Graph;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

import com.arangodb.ArangoCollection;
import com.arangodb.ArangoCursor;
import com.arangodb.ArangoDB;
import com.arangodb.ArangoDBException;
import com.arangodb.ArangoDatabase;
import com.arangodb.ArangoGraph;
import com.arangodb.model.AqlQueryOptions;
import com.arangodb.model.GraphCreateOptions;
import com.arangodb.tinkerpop.gremlin.client.ArangoDBQueryBuilder.UniqueVertices;
import com.arangodb.tinkerpop.gremlin.structure.ArangoDBEdge;
import com.arangodb.tinkerpop.gremlin.structure.ArangoDBGraph;
import com.arangodb.tinkerpop.gremlin.structure.ArangoDBGraphVariables;
import com.arangodb.tinkerpop.gremlin.structure.ArangoDBVertex;
import com.arangodb.tinkerpop.gremlin.utils.ArangoDBUtil;

/**
 * The arangodb graph client class handles the HTTP connection to arangodb and performs database
 * operations on the ArangoDatabase.
 *
 * @author Achim Brandt (http://www.triagens.de)
 * @author Johannes Gocke (http://www.triagens.de)
 * @author Guido Schwab (http://www.triagens.de)
 * @author Jan Steemann (http://www.triagens.de)
 * @author Horacio Hoyos Rodriguez (https://www.york.ac.uk)
 */

public class ArangoDBGraphClient {

	/**
     * Common exceptions to use with an ArangoDB. This class is intended to translate ArangoDB error codes into
	 * meaningful exceptions with standard messages. ArangoDBException exception is a RuntimeException intended to
	 * break execution.
     */

    public static class ArangoDBExceptions {

    	/** The error code regex. Matches response messages from the ArangoDB client */

	    public static Pattern ERROR_CODE = Pattern.compile("^Response:\\s\\d+,\\sError:\\s(\\d+)\\s-\\s([a-z\\s]+).+");

        /**
         * Instantiation happens via factory method
         */

        private ArangoDBExceptions() { }

        /**
         * Translate ArangoDB Error code into exception (@see Error codes)
         *
         * @param ex the ex
         * @return The ArangoDBClientException
         */

        public static ArangoDBGraphException getArangoDBException(ArangoDBException ex) {
        	String errorMessage = ex.getMessage();
			Matcher m = ERROR_CODE.matcher(errorMessage);
        	if (m.matches()) {
        		int code = Integer.parseInt(m.group(1));
        		String msg = m.group(2);
        		switch ((int)code/100) {
        		case 10:	// Internal ArangoDB storage errors
        			return new ArangoDBGraphException(code, String.format("Internal ArangoDB storage error (%s): %s", code, msg), ex);
        		case 11:
        			return new ArangoDBGraphException(code, String.format("External ArangoDB storage error (%s): %s", code, msg), ex);
        		case 12:
        			return new ArangoDBGraphException(code, String.format("General ArangoDB storage error (%s): %s", code, msg), ex);
        		case 13:
        			return new ArangoDBGraphException(code, String.format("Checked ArangoDB storage error (%s): %s", code, msg), ex);
        		case 14:
        			return new ArangoDBGraphException(code, String.format("ArangoDB replication/cluster error (%s): %s", code, msg), ex);
        		case 15:
        			return new ArangoDBGraphException(code, String.format("ArangoDB query error (%s): %s", code, msg), ex);
        		case 19:
        			return new ArangoDBGraphException(code, String.format("Graph / traversal errors (%s): %s", code, msg), ex);
        		}
        	}
        	return new ArangoDBGraphException("General ArangoDB error (unkown error code)", ex);
        }

        /** "name to long" Message. */

        public static String NAME_TO_LONG = "Name is too long: {} bytes (max 64 bytes for labels, 256 for keys)";

        /**
         * Gets the naming convention error.
         *
         * @param cause the cause
         * @param details the details
         * @return the naming convention error
         */

        public static ArangoDBGraphException getNamingConventionError(String cause, String details) {
            return new ArangoDBGraphException("The provided label or name name does not satisfy the naming conventions." +
                    String.format(cause, details));
        }

        /**
         * Error persisting element property.
         *
         * @param ex the ex
         * @return the arango DB graph exception
         */

        public static ArangoDBGraphException errorPersistingElmenentProperty(ArangoDBGraphException ex) {
            return new ArangoDBGraphException("Error persisting property in element. ", ex);
        }
    }

	private static final Logger logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(ArangoDBGraphClient.class);

	private final ArangoDB driver;

	private final ArangoDatabase db;

	private final int batchSize;

	private final ArangoDBGraph graph;

    /**
     * Create a simple graph client and connect to the provided db. If the DB does not exist, the driver will try to
	 * create one.
     *
	 * @param graph					the ArangoDB graph that uses this client
	 * @param properties            the ArangoDB configuration properties
	 * @param dbname                the ArangoDB name to connect to or create
	 * @param batchSize             the size of the batch mode chunks
	 * @throws ArangoDBGraphException 	If the db does not exist and cannot be created
     */

    public ArangoDBGraphClient(
		ArangoDBGraph graph,
		Properties properties,
		String dbname,
		int batchSize)
        throws ArangoDBGraphException {
        this(graph, properties, dbname, batchSize, false);
    }

	/**
	 * Create a simple graph client and connect to the provided db. The create flag controls what is the
	 * behaviour if the db is not found
	 *
	 * @param graph					the ArangoDB graph that uses this client
	 * @param properties            the ArangoDB configuration properties
	 * @param dbname                the ArangoDB name to connect to or create
	 * @param batchSize             the size of the batch mode chunks
	 * @param createDatabase        if true, the driver will attempt to crate the DB if it does not exist
     * @throws ArangoDBGraphException 	If the db does not exist and cannot be created
	 */

	public ArangoDBGraphClient(
		ArangoDBGraph graph,
		Properties properties,
		String dbname,
		int batchSize,
		boolean createDatabase)
		throws ArangoDBGraphException {
		logger.info("Initiating the ArangoDb Client");
		this.graph = graph;
		ByteArrayOutputStream os = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
		try {
			properties.store(os, null);
			InputStream targetStream = new ByteArrayInputStream(os.toByteArray());
			driver = new ArangoDB.Builder().loadProperties(targetStream)
					.build();
		} catch (IOException e) {
			throw new ArangoDBGraphException("Unable to read properties", e);
		}
		db = driver.db(dbname);
		if (createDatabase) {
			if (!db.exists()) {
				logger.info("DB not found, attemtping to create it.");
				try {
					if (!driver.createDatabase(dbname)) {
						throw new ArangoDBGraphException("Unable to crate the database " + dbname);
					}
				}
				catch (ArangoDBException ex) {
					throw ArangoDBExceptions.getArangoDBException(ex);
				}
			}
		}
		else {
			boolean exists = false;
			try {
				exists = db.exists();
			} catch (ArangoDBException ex) {
				// Pass
			}
			if (!exists) {
				logger.error("Database does not exist, or the user has no access");
				throw new ArangoDBGraphException(String.format("DB not found or user has no access: {}@{}",
						properties.getProperty("arangodb.user"), dbname));
			}
		}
		this.batchSize = batchSize;
	}

	/**
	 * Shutdown the client and free resources.
	 */

	public void shutdown() {
		logger.debug("Shutdown");
		if (db != null) {
			if (db.exists()) {
				db.clearQueryCache();
			}
		}
		if (driver != null) driver.shutdown();
	}

	/**
	 * Drop the graph and its related collections.
	 *
	 * @param graph 					the graph to clear
	 * @throws ArangoDBGraphException	if there was an error dropping the graph and its collections
	 */

	public void clear(ArangoDBGraph graph) throws ArangoDBGraphException {
		logger.info("Clear {}", graph.name());
		deleteGraph(graph.name());
	}

	/**
	 * Request the version of ArangoDB.
	 *
	 * @return the Version number
	 * @throws ArangoDBGraphException if user has no access to the db
	 */

	public String getVersion() throws ArangoDBGraphException {
		try {
			return db.getVersion().getVersion();
		} catch (ArangoDBException ex) {
            throw ArangoDBExceptions.getArangoDBException(ex);
        }
	}

	/**
	 * Gets the database.
	 *
	 * @return the ArangoDB
	 */

	public ArangoDatabase getDB() {
		return db;
	}

	/**
	 * Test if the db exists.
	 *
	 * @return true if the db exists
	 */

	public boolean dbExists() {
		return db == null ? false: db.exists();
	}

	/**
	 * Delete the current database accessed by the driver.
	 *
	 * @throws ArangoDBGraphException if there was an error
	 */

	public void deleteDb() throws ArangoDBGraphException {
		logger.info("Delete current db");
		if (db !=null) {
			try {
				db.drop();
			} catch (ArangoDBException e) {
                throw ArangoDBExceptions.getArangoDBException(e);
			}
		}
	}

	/**
	 * Get a document from the database. The method is generic so we it can be used to retrieve
	 * vertices, properties or variables.
	 *
	 * @param <V> 					the value type
	 * @param id            		the id of the document (should be a valid ArangoDB _id)
	 * @param collection 			the collection from which the document is retrieved
	 * @param docClass 				the returned document class
	 * @return the document
	 * @throws ArangoDBGraphException 	If there was an error retrieving the document
	 */

	public <V extends ArangoDBBaseDocument> V getDocument(
		String id,
		String collection,
		Class<V> docClass) {
		logger.debug("Get document with id {} from {}:{}", id, graph.name(), collection);
		V result;
		try {
			result = db.graph(graph.name())
					.vertexCollection(collection)
                    .getVertex(id, docClass);
		} catch (ArangoDBException e) {
			logger.error("Failed to retrieve vertex: {}", e.getErrorMessage());
			throw new ArangoDBGraphException("Failed to retrieve vertex.", e);
		}
		result.collection(collection);
		result.graph(graph);
		return result;
	}

	/**
	 * Insert a ArangoDBBaseDocument in the graph. The document is updated with the id, rev and key (if not present).
	 * @param document 				the document
	 * @throws ArangoDBGraphException 	If there was an error inserting the document
	 */

	public void insertDocument(ArangoDBBaseDocument document) {
		logger.debug("Insert document {} in {}", document, graph.name());
		insertDocument(document, document.collection());
	}

	/**
	 * Delete a document from the graph.
	 * @param document            	the document to delete
	 * @throws ArangoDBGraphException 	If there was an error deleting the document
	 */

	public void deleteDocument(ArangoDBBaseDocument document) {
		logger.debug("Delete document {} in {}", document, graph.name());
		try {
			db.graph(graph.name())
			.vertexCollection(document.collection())
			.deleteVertex(document._key());
		} catch (ArangoDBException e) {
			logger.error("Failed to delete document: {}", e.getErrorMessage());
            throw ArangoDBExceptions.getArangoDBException(e);
		}
		document.setPaired(false);
	}

	/**
	 * Update the document in the graph.
	 * @param document 				the document
	 *
	 * @throws ArangoDBGraphException 	If there was an error updating the document
	 */

	public void updateDocument(ArangoDBBaseDocument document) {
		logger.debug("Update document {} in {}", document, graph.name());
		VertexUpdateEntity vertexEntity;
		try {
			vertexEntity = db.graph(graph.name())
					.vertexCollection(document.collection())
					.updateVertex(document._key(), document);
		} catch (ArangoDBException e) {
			logger.error("Failed to update document: {}", e.getErrorMessage());
            throw ArangoDBExceptions.getArangoDBException(e);
		}
		logger.info("Document updated, new rev {}", vertexEntity.getRev());
		document._rev(vertexEntity.getRev());
	}

	/**
	 * Get an edge from the graph.
	 *
	 * @param <V> 					the value type
	 * @param id            		the id (name) of the edge
	 * @param collection 			the collection from which the edge is retrieved
	 * @param edgeClass 			the edge's specialised class
	 * @return the edge
	 * @throws ArangoDBGraphException 	If there was an error retrieving the edge
	 */

	public <V extends ArangoDBBaseEdge> V getEdge(
		String id,
		String collection,
        Class<V> edgeClass) {
		logger.debug("Get edge {} from {}:{}", id, graph.name(), graph.getPrefixedCollectioName(collection));
		V result;
		try {
			result = db.graph(graph.name())
					.edgeCollection(graph.getPrefixedCollectioName(collection))
					.getEdge(id, edgeClass);
		} catch (ArangoDBException e) {
			logger.error("Failed to retrieve edge: {}", e.getErrorMessage());
            throw ArangoDBExceptions.getArangoDBException(e);
		}
		result.collection(collection);
		result.graph(graph);
		return result;
	}

	/**
	 * Insert an edge in the graph. The edge is updated with the id, rev and name (if not
	 * present)
	 * @param edge            		the edge
	 * @throws ArangoDBGraphException 	If there was an error inserting the edge
	 */

	public void insertEdge(ArangoDBBaseEdge edge) {
		logger.debug("Insert edge {} in {} ", edge, graph.name());
		try {
			db.graph(graph.name())
					.edgeCollection(edge.collection())
					.insertEdge(edge);
		} catch (ArangoDBException e) {
			logger.error("Failed to insert edge: {}", e.getErrorMessage());
			throw ArangoDBExceptions.getArangoDBException(e);
		}
		edge.setPaired(true);
	}

	/**
	 * Delete an edge from the graph.
	 * @param edge            		the edge
	 * @throws ArangoDBGraphException 	If there was an error deleting the edge
	 */

	public void deleteEdge(ArangoDBBaseEdge edge) {
		logger.debug("Delete edge {} in {}", edge, graph.name());
		try {
			db.graph(graph.name())
			.edgeCollection(edge.collection())
			.deleteEdge(edge._key());
		} catch (ArangoDBException e) {
			logger.error("Failed to delete vertex: {}", e.getErrorMessage());
            throw ArangoDBExceptions.getArangoDBException(e);
		}
		edge.setPaired(false);
	}

	/**
	 * Update the edge in the graph.
	 * @param edge 					the edge
	 * @throws ArangoDBGraphException 	If there was an error updating the edge
	 */

	public void updateEdge(ArangoDBBaseEdge edge) {
		logger.debug("Update edge {} in {}", edge, graph.name());
		EdgeUpdateEntity edgeEntity;
		try {
			edgeEntity = db.graph(graph.name())
					.edgeCollection(edge.collection())
					.updateEdge(edge._key(), edge);
		} catch (ArangoDBException e) {
			logger.error("Failed to update vertex: {}", e.getErrorMessage());
            throw ArangoDBExceptions.getArangoDBException(e);
		}
		logger.info("Edge updated, new rev {}", edgeEntity.getRev());
		edge._rev(edgeEntity.getRev());
	}

	public ArangoDBGraphVariables getGraphVariables() {
		logger.debug("Get graph variables");
		ArangoDBGraphVariables result;
		try {
			result = db
					.collection(ArangoDBGraph.GRAPH_VARIABLES_COLLECTION)
					.getDocument(graph.name(), ArangoDBGraphVariables.class);
		} catch (ArangoDBException e) {
			logger.error("Failed to retrieve vertex: {}", e.getErrorMessage());
			throw new ArangoDBGraphException("Failed to retrieve vertex.", e);
		}
		result.collection(result.label);
		return result;
	}

	/**
	 * Insert a ArangoDBBaseDocument in the graph. The document is updated with the id, rev and name
	 * (if not * present)
	 * @param document 				the document
	 * @throws ArangoDBGraphException 	If there was an error inserting the document
	 */

	public void insertGraphVariables(ArangoDBGraphVariables document) {
		logger.debug("Insert graph variables {} in {}", document, graph.name());
		if (document.isPaired()) {
			throw new ArangoDBGraphException("Paired docuements can not be inserted, only updated");
		}
		ArangoCollection gVars = db.collection(document.collection());
		if (!gVars.exists()) {
			CollectionEntity ce = db.createCollection(document.collection());
			System.out.println(ce.getStatus());
		}
		DocumentCreateEntity<ArangoDBGraphVariables> vertexEntity;
		try {
			vertexEntity = gVars.insertDocument(document);
		} catch (ArangoDBException e) {
			logger.error("Failed to insert document: {}", e.getMessage());
			ArangoDBGraphException arangoDBException = ArangoDBExceptions.getArangoDBException(e);
			if (arangoDBException.getErrorCode() == 1210) {
				throw Graph.Exceptions.vertexWithIdAlreadyExists(document._key);
			}
			throw arangoDBException;
		}
		document._id(vertexEntity.getId());
		document._rev(vertexEntity.getRev());
		if (document._key() == null) {
			document._key(vertexEntity.getKey());
		}
		document.setPaired(true);
	}

	/**
	 * Delete a document from the graph.
	 * @param document            	the document to delete
	 * @throws ArangoDBGraphException 	If there was an error deleting the document
	 */

	public void deleteGraphVariables(ArangoDBGraphVariables document) {
		logger.debug("Delete variables {} in {}", document, graph.name());
		try {
			db.collection(document.collection())
					.deleteDocument(document._key());
		} catch (ArangoDBException e) {
			logger.error("Failed to delete document: {}", e.getErrorMessage());
			throw ArangoDBExceptions.getArangoDBException(e);
		}
		document.setPaired(false);
	}

	/**
	 * Update the document in the graph.
	 * @param document 				the document
	 *
	 * @throws ArangoDBGraphException 	If there was an error updating the document
	 */

	public void updateGraphVariables(ArangoDBGraphVariables document) {
		logger.debug("Update variables {} in {}", document, graph.name());
		DocumentUpdateEntity updateEntity;
		try {
			updateEntity = db.collection(document.collection())
								.updateDocument(document._key(), document);
		} catch (ArangoDBException e) {
			logger.error("Failed to update document: {}", e.getErrorMessage());
			throw ArangoDBExceptions.getArangoDBException(e);
		}
		logger.info("Document updated, new rev {}", updateEntity.getRev());
		document._rev(updateEntity.getRev());
	}

	/**
	 * Create a query to get all the edges of a vertex.
	 *
	 * @param vertex            	the vertex
	 * @param edgeLabels        	a list of edge labels to follow, empty if all type of edges
	 * @param direction         	the direction of the edges
	 * @return ArangoDBBaseQuery the query object
	 * @throws ArangoDBException if there is an error executing the query
	 */

	public ArangoCursor<ArangoDBEdge> getVertexEdges(
		ArangoDBVertex vertex,
		List<String> edgeLabels,
		Direction direction)
		throws ArangoDBException {
		logger.debug("Get Vertex's {}:{} Edges, in {}, from collections {}", vertex, direction, graph.name(), edgeLabels);
		Map<String, Object> bindVars = new HashMap<>();
		ArangoDBQueryBuilder queryBuilder = new ArangoDBQueryBuilder();
		ArangoDBQueryBuilder.Direction arangoDirection = ArangoDBUtil.getArangoDirectionFromGremlinDirection(direction);
		logger.debug("Creating query");
		queryBuilder.iterateGraph(graph.name(), "v", Optional.of("e"),
				Optional.empty(), Optional.empty(), Optional.empty(),
				arangoDirection, vertex._id(), bindVars)
			.graphOptions(Optional.of(UniqueVertices.NONE), Optional.empty(), true)
			.filterSameCollections("e", edgeLabels, bindVars)
			.ret("e");

		String query = queryBuilder.toString();
		return executeAqlQuery(query, bindVars, null, ArangoDBEdge.class);
	}

	/**
	 * Get all neighbours of a document.
	 *
	 * @param <T> 					the document type
	 * @param document              the document
	 * @param edgeLabelsFilter      a list of edge types to follow
	 * @param direction             a direction
	 * @param propertyFilter 		filter the neighbours on the given property:value values
	 * @param resultType 			the result type
	 * @return ArangoDBBaseQuery	the query object
	 */

	public <T> ArangoCursor<T> getDocumentNeighbors(
        ArangoDBBaseDocument document,
        List<String> edgeLabelsFilter,
        Direction direction,
        ArangoDBPropertyFilter propertyFilter,
        Class<T> resultType) {
		logger.debug("Get Document's {}:{} Neighbors, in {}, from collections {}", document, direction, graph.name(), edgeLabelsFilter);
		Map<String, Object> bindVars = new HashMap<>();
		ArangoDBQueryBuilder queryBuilder = new ArangoDBQueryBuilder();
		ArangoDBQueryBuilder.Direction arangoDirection = ArangoDBUtil.getArangoDirectionFromGremlinDirection(direction);
		logger.debug("Creating query");
		queryBuilder.iterateGraph(graph.name(), "v", Optional.of("e"),
				Optional.empty(), Optional.empty(), Optional.empty(),
				arangoDirection, document._id(), bindVars)
			.graphOptions(Optional.of(UniqueVertices.GLOBAL), Optional.empty(), true)
			.filterSameCollections("e", edgeLabelsFilter, bindVars)
			.filterProperties(propertyFilter, "v", bindVars)
			.ret("v");

		String query = queryBuilder.toString();
		return executeAqlQuery(query, bindVars, null, resultType);
	}

	/**
	 * Gets the element properties.
	 *
	 * @param <T> 					the generic type
	 * @param document              the document
	 * @param edgeLabelsFilter      a list of edge types to follow
	 * @param propertyFilter 		Filter the neighbours on the given property:value values
	 * @param propertyType 			the property type
	 * @return ArangoDBBaseQuery	the query object
	 */

	public <T> ArangoCursor<T> getElementProperties(
        ArangoDBBaseDocument document,
        List<String> edgeLabelsFilter,
        ArangoDBPropertyFilter propertyFilter,
        Class<T> propertyType) {
		logger.debug("Get Vertex's {}:{} Neighbors, in {}, from collections {}", document, graph.name(), edgeLabelsFilter);
		Map<String, Object> bindVars = new HashMap<>();
		ArangoDBQueryBuilder queryBuilder = new ArangoDBQueryBuilder();
		logger.debug("Creating query");
        queryBuilder.iterateGraph(graph.name(), "v", Optional.of("e"),
				Optional.empty(), Optional.empty(), Optional.empty(),
				ArangoDBQueryBuilder.Direction.OUT, document._id(), bindVars)
			.graphOptions(Optional.of(UniqueVertices.GLOBAL), Optional.empty(), true)
			.filterSameCollections("e", edgeLabelsFilter, bindVars)
			.filterProperties(propertyFilter, "v", bindVars)
			.ret("v");

		String query = queryBuilder.toString();
		logger.debug("AQL {}", query);
		return executeAqlQuery(query, bindVars, null, propertyType);
	}

	/**
	 * Get vertices of a graph. If no ids are provided, get all vertices.
	 *
	 * @param ids 					the ids to match
	 * @param collections 			the collections to search within
	 * @return ArangoDBBaseQuery 	the query object
	 */

	public ArangoCursor<ArangoDBVertex> getGraphVertices(
		final List<String> ids,
		final List<String> collections) {
		logger.debug("Get all {} graph vertices, filtered by ids: {}", graph.name(), ids);
		Map<String, Object> bindVars = new HashMap<>();
		ArangoDBQueryBuilder queryBuilder = new ArangoDBQueryBuilder();
        List<String> prefixedColNames = graph.vertexCollections().stream().map(graph::getPrefixedCollectioName).collect(Collectors.toList());
        if (ids.isEmpty()) {
			if (prefixedColNames.size() > 1) {
				queryBuilder.union(prefixedColNames, "v", bindVars);
			} else {
				queryBuilder.iterateCollection("v", prefixedColNames.get(0), bindVars);
			}
		}
		else {
			if (!collections.isEmpty()) {
                prefixedColNames = collections.stream().map(graph::getPrefixedCollectioName).collect(Collectors.toList());
			}
			queryBuilder.with(prefixedColNames, bindVars)
					.documentsById(ids, "v", bindVars);

		}
		queryBuilder.ret("v");
		String query = queryBuilder.toString();
		logger.debug("AQL {}", query);
		return executeAqlQuery(query, bindVars, null, ArangoDBVertex.class);
	}

	/**
	 * Get edges of a graph. If no ids are provided, get all edges.
	 *
	 * @param ids 					the ids to match
	 * @param collections 			the collections to search within
	 * @return ArangoDBBaseQuery	the query object
	 */

	public ArangoCursor<ArangoDBEdge> getGraphEdges(
		List<String> ids,
		List<String> collections) {
		logger.debug("Get all {} graph edges, filtered by ids: {}", graph.name(), ids);
		Map<String, Object> bindVars = new HashMap<>();
		ArangoDBQueryBuilder queryBuilder = new ArangoDBQueryBuilder();
        List<String> prefixedColNames = graph.edgeCollections().stream().map(graph::getPrefixedCollectioName).collect(Collectors.toList());
		if (ids.isEmpty()) {
			if (prefixedColNames.size() > 1) {
				queryBuilder.union(prefixedColNames, "e", bindVars);
			} else {
				queryBuilder.iterateCollection("e", prefixedColNames.get(0), bindVars);
			}
		}
		else {
            if (!collections.isEmpty()) {
                prefixedColNames = collections.stream().map(graph::getPrefixedCollectioName).collect(Collectors.toList());
            }
		    queryBuilder.with(prefixedColNames, bindVars)
				    .documentsById(ids, "e", bindVars);

		}
		queryBuilder.ret("e");
		String query = queryBuilder.toString();
		logger.debug("AQL {}", query);
		return executeAqlQuery(query, bindVars, null, ArangoDBEdge.class);
	}

	/**
	 * Gets the edge vertices.
	 *
	 * @param edgeId 				the edge id
	 * @param edgeCollection 		the edge collection
	 * @param from 					if true, get incoming vertex
	 * @param to 					if true, get outgoing edge
	 * @return the edge vertices
	 */

	public ArangoCursor<ArangoDBVertex> getEdgeVertices(
		String edgeId,
		String edgeCollection,
		boolean from, boolean to) {
		Map<String, Object> bindVars = new HashMap<>();
		ArangoDBQueryBuilder queryBuilder = new ArangoDBQueryBuilder();
		List<String> edgeCollections = new ArrayList<>();
		List<String> vertices = new ArrayList<>();
		edgeCollections.add(graph.getPrefixedCollectioName(edgeCollection));
		if (from) {
			vertices.add("_from");
		}
		if (to) {
			vertices.add("_to");
		}
		queryBuilder.with(edgeCollections, bindVars)
			.documentById(edgeId, "e", bindVars)
			.append("FOR v IN ")
			.append(vertices.stream().map(v->String.format("e.%s", v))
					.collect(Collectors.joining(",", "[", "]\n")))
			.ret("Document(v)");
		String query = queryBuilder.toString();
		logger.debug("AQL {}", query);
		return executeAqlQuery(query, bindVars, null, ArangoDBVertex.class);
	}

	/**
	 * Delete a graph from the db, and all its collections.
	 *
	 * @param name 					the name of the graph to delete
	 * @return true, if the graph was deleted
	 */

	public boolean deleteGraph(String name) {
		return deleteGraph(name, true);
	}

	/**
	 * Delete a graph from the db. If dropCollection is true, then all the graph collections are also
	 * dropped
	 *
	 * @param name 				the name
	 * @param dropCollections 	true to drop the graph collections too
	 * @return true if the graph was deleted
	 */

	public boolean deleteGraph(String name, boolean dropCollections) {
		if (db != null) {
			ArangoGraph graph = db.graph(name);
			if (graph.exists()) {
				try {
					Collection<String> edgeDefinitions = dropCollections ? graph.getEdgeDefinitions() : Collections.emptyList();
					Collection<String> vertexCollections = dropCollections ? graph.getVertexCollections(): Collections.emptyList();
					// Drop graph first because it will break if the graph collections do not exist
					graph.drop();
					for (String definitionName : edgeDefinitions) {
						String collectioName = definitionName;
						if (db.collection(collectioName).exists()) {
							db.collection(collectioName).drop();
						}
					}
					for (String vc : vertexCollections) {
						String collectioName = vc;
						if (db.collection(collectioName).exists()) {
							db.collection(collectioName).drop();
						}
					}
					// Delete the graph variables
					db.collection(ArangoDBGraph.GRAPH_VARIABLES_COLLECTION).deleteDocument(name);
				} catch (ArangoDBException e) {
					System.out.println(e);
				}
				return true;
			} else {
				try {
					graph.drop();
				} catch (ArangoDBException e) {
                    //throw ArangoDBExceptions.getArangoDBException(e);
				}
			}
		}
		return false;
	}

	/**
	 * Delete collection.
	 *
	 * @param name the name
	 * @return true, if successful
	 */

	public boolean deleteCollection(String name) {
		ArangoCollection collection = db.collection(name);
		if (collection.exists()) {
			collection.drop();
			return collection.exists();
		}
		return false;
	}

	/**
	 * Create a new graph.
	 *
	 * @param name            			the name of the new graph
	 * @param edgeDefinitions 			the edge definitions for the graph
	 * @throws ArangoDBGraphException 	If the graph can not be created
	 */

	public void createGraph(String name, List<EdgeDefinition> edgeDefinitions)
		throws ArangoDBGraphException {
		this.createGraph(name, edgeDefinitions, null);
	}

	/**
	 * Create a new graph.
	 *
	 * @param name 						the name of the new graph
	 * @param edgeDefinitions			the edge definitions for the graph
	 * @param options 					additional graph options
	 * @return the arango graph
	 * @throws ArangoDBGraphException 	If the graph can not be created
	 */

	public ArangoGraph createGraph(String name,
        List<EdgeDefinition> edgeDefinitions,
		GraphCreateOptions options)
		throws ArangoDBGraphException {
		logger.info("Creating graph {}", name);
		try {
			logger.info("Creating graph in database.");
			db.createGraph(name, edgeDefinitions, options);
		} catch (ArangoDBException e) {
            logger.info("Error creating graph in database.", e);
            throw ArangoDBExceptions.getArangoDBException(e);
        }
		ArangoGraph g = db.graph(name);
		return g;
	}

	/**
	 * Get the ArangoGraph that is linked to the client's graph
	 *
	 * @return the graph or null if the graph was not found
	 */

	public ArangoGraph getArangoGraph() {
		return db.graph(graph.name());
	}

	/**
	 * Execute AQL query.
	 *
	 * @param <T> 						the generic type of the returned values
	 * @param query 					the query string
	 * @param bindVars 					the value of the bind parameters
	 * @param aqlQueryOptions 			the aql query options
	 * @param type            			the type of the result (POJO class, VPackSlice, String for Json, or Collection/List/Map)
	 * @return the cursor result
	 * @throws ArangoDBGraphException	if executing the query raised an exception
	 */

	public <T> ArangoCursor<T> executeAqlQuery(
		String query,
		Map<String, Object> bindVars,
		AqlQueryOptions aqlQueryOptions,
		final Class<T> type)
		throws ArangoDBGraphException {
		logger.debug("Executing AQL query ({}) against db, with bind vars: {}", query, bindVars);
		try {
			return db.query(query, bindVars, aqlQueryOptions, type);
		} catch (ArangoDBException e) {
			logger.error("Error executing query", e);
            throw ArangoDBExceptions.getArangoDBException(e);
		}
	}

    /**
     * Insert a document into a specific collection.
     * @param document              the document to insert
     * @param colName               the collection
     */

    private void insertDocument(ArangoDBBaseDocument document, String colName) {
        VertexEntity vertexEntity;
        if (document.isPaired()) {
            throw new ArangoDBGraphException("Paired docuemnts can not be inserted, only updated");
        }
        try {
            vertexEntity = db.graph(graph.name())
                    .vertexCollection(colName)
                    .insertVertex(document);
        } catch (ArangoDBException e) {
            logger.error("Failed to insert document: {}", e.getMessage());
            ArangoDBGraphException arangoDBException = ArangoDBExceptions.getArangoDBException(e);
            if (arangoDBException.getErrorCode() == 1210) {
                throw Graph.Exceptions.vertexWithIdAlreadyExists(document._key);
            }
            throw arangoDBException;
        }
        document._id(vertexEntity.getId());
        document._rev(vertexEntity.getRev());
        if (document._key() == null) {
            document._key(vertexEntity.getKey());
        }
        document.setPaired(true);
    }

    // TODO Decide what of these methods should be restored.
//
//	/**
//	 * Creates vertices (bulk import).
//	 *
//	 * @param graph            The graph
//	 * @param vertices            The list of new vertices
//	 * @param details            True, for details
//	 * @return a ImportResultEntity object
//	 * @throws ArangoDBException             if an error occurs
//	 */
//	public ImportResultEntity createVertices(
//		ArangoDBSimpleGraph graph,
//		List<ArangoDBSimpleVertex> vertices,
//		boolean details) throws ArangoDBException {
//
//		List<Map<String, Object>> values = new ArrayList<Map<String, Object>>();
//
//		for (ArangoDBSimpleVertex v : vertices) {
//			values.add(v.getProperties());
//		}
//
//		try {
//			return driver.importDocuments(graph.getVertexCollection(), true, values);
//		} catch (ArangoException e) {
//			throw new ArangoDBException(e);
//		}
//	}
//
//	/**
//	 * Creates edges (bulk import).
//	 *
//	 * @param graph            The graph
//	 * @param edges            The list of new edges
//	 * @param details            True, for details
//	 * @return a ImportResultEntity object
//	 * @throws ArangoDBException             if an error occurs
//	 */
//	public ImportResultEntity createEdges(ArangoDBSimpleGraph graph, List<ArangoDBSimpleEdge> edges, boolean details)
//			throws ArangoDBException {
//
//		List<Map<String, Object>> values = new ArrayList<Map<String, Object>>();
//
//		for (ArangoDBSimpleEdge e : edges) {
//			values.add(e.getProperties());
//		}
//
//		try {
//			return driver.importDocuments(graph.getEdgeCollection(), true, values);
//		} catch (ArangoException e) {
//			throw new ArangoDBException(e);
//		}
//	}

//	/**
//	 * Create an index on collection keys.
//	 *
//	 * @param graph            the simple graph
//	 * @param type            the index type ("cap", "geo", "hash", "skiplist")
//	 * @param unique            true for a unique name
//	 * @param fields            a list of name fields
//	 * @return ArangoDBIndex the index
//	 * @throws ArangoDBException             if creation failed
//	 */
//
//	public ArangoDBIndex createVertexIndex(
//		ArangoDBSimpleGraph graph,
//		IndexType type,
//		boolean unique,
//		List<String> fields) throws ArangoDBException {
//		return createIndex(graph.getVertexCollection(), type, unique, fields);
//	}
//
//	/**
//	 * Create an index on collection keys.
//	 *
//	 * @param graph            the simple graph
//	 * @param type            the index type ("cap", "geo", "hash", "skiplist")
//	 * @param unique            true for a unique name
//	 * @param fields            a list of name fields
//	 * @return ArangoDBIndex the index
//	 * @throws ArangoDBException             if creation failed
//	 */
//
//	public ArangoDBIndex createEdgeIndex(ArangoDBSimpleGraph graph, IndexType type, boolean unique, List<String> fields)
//			throws ArangoDBException {
//		return createIndex(graph.getEdgeCollection(), type, unique, fields);
//	}
//
//	/**
//	 * Get an index.
//	 *
//	 * @param id            id of the index
//	 * @return ArangoDBIndex the index, or null if the index was not found
//	 * @throws ArangoDBException             if creation failed
//	 */
//
//	public ArangoDBIndex getIndex(String id) throws ArangoDBException {
//		IndexEntity index;
//		try {
//			index = driver.getIndex(id);
//		} catch (ArangoException e) {
//
//			if (e.getErrorNumber() == ErrorNums.ERROR_ARANGO_INDEX_NOT_FOUND) {
//				return null;
//			}
//
//			throw new ArangoDBException(e);
//		}
//		return new ArangoDBIndex(index);
//	}
//
//	/**
//	 * Returns the indices of the vertex collection.
//	 *
//	 * @param graph            The graph
//	 * @return List of indices
//	 * @throws ArangoDBException             if an error occurs
//	 */
//	public List<ArangoDBIndex> getVertexIndices(ArangoDBSimpleGraph graph) throws ArangoDBException {
//		return getIndices(graph.getVertexCollection());
//	}
//
//	/**
//	 * Returns the indices of the edge collection.
//	 *
//	 * @param graph            The graph
//	 * @return List of indices
//	 * @throws ArangoDBException             if an error occurs
//	 */
//	public List<ArangoDBIndex> getEdgeIndices(ArangoDBSimpleGraph graph) throws ArangoDBException {
//		return getIndices(graph.getEdgeCollection());
//	}
//
//	/**
//	 * Deletes an index.
//	 *
//	 * @param id            The identifier of the index
//	 * @return true, if the index was deleted
//	 * @throws ArangoDBException             if an error occurs
//	 */
//	public boolean deleteIndex(String id) throws ArangoDBException {
//		try {
//			driver.deleteIndex(id);
//		} catch (ArangoException e) {
//			throw new ArangoDBException(e);
//		}
//
//		return true;
//	}
//
//	/**
//	 * Create an index on collection keys.
//	 *
//	 * @param collectionName            the collection name
//	 * @param type            the index type ("cap", "geo", "hash", "skiplist")
//	 * @param unique            true for a unique name
//	 * @param fields            a list of name fields
//	 * @return ArangoDBIndex the index
//	 * @throws ArangoDBException             if creation failed
//	 */
//
//	private ArangoDBIndex createIndex(String collectionName, IndexType type, boolean unique, List<String> fields)
//			throws ArangoDBException {
//
//		IndexEntity indexEntity;
//		try {
//			indexEntity = driver.createIndex(collectionName, type, unique, fields.toArray(new String[0]));
//		} catch (ArangoException e) {
//			throw new ArangoDBException(e);
//		}
//
//		return new ArangoDBIndex(indexEntity);
//	}
//
//	/**
//	 * Get the List of indices of a collection.
//	 *
//	 * @param collectionName            the collection name
//	 * @return Vector<ArangoDBIndex> List of indices
//	 * @throws ArangoDBException             if creation failed
//	 */
//
//	private List<ArangoDBIndex> getIndices(String collectionName) throws ArangoDBException {
//		List<ArangoDBIndex> indices = new ArrayList<ArangoDBIndex>();
//
//		IndexesEntity indexes;
//		try {
//			indexes = driver.getIndexes(collectionName);
//		} catch (ArangoException e) {
//			throw new ArangoDBException(e);
//		}
//
//		for (IndexEntity indexEntity : indexes.getIndexes()) {
//			indices.add(new ArangoDBIndex(indexEntity));
//		}
//
//		return indices;
//	}
//
//	/**
//	 * Returns the current connection configuration.
//	 *
//	 * @param collectionName the collection name
//	 * @return the configuration
//	 * @throws ArangoDBException the arango DB exception
//	 */
////	public ArangoDBConfiguration getConfiguration() {
////		return configuration;
////	}
//
//	/**
//	 * Truncates a collection
//	 *
//	 * @param collectionName
//	 */
//	public void truncateCollection(String collectionName) throws ArangoDBException {
//		try {
//			driver.truncateCollection(collectionName);
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<android.support.v7.widget.RecyclerView
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    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="match_parent"
    android:scrollbars="none"
    app:layout_behavior="@string/appbar_scrolling_view_behavior"/>

The result I get:

Now the obvious problem is, that the Recyclerview is drawn below the toolbar, and the list starts scrolling only after the toolbar is completely hidden. The intended animation was to scroll the recyclerview at the same time as the toolbar is hidden. From what I've read it may be because the CoordinatorLayout is the subclass of FrameLayout. How do I fix it?

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NSS volunteers from the Institute of Medical Sciences and SUM Hospital, faculty of medicine of the SOA (Deemed to be University), conducted a health camp in a primary school at Shyampur on the outskirts of Bhubaneswar on the occasion of World Health Day on Saturday.
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Bhubaneswar, April 7: NSS volunteers from the Institute of Medical Sciences and SUM Hospital, faculty of medicine of the SOA (Deemed to be University), conducted a health camp in a primary school at Shyampur on the outskirts of Bhubaneswar on the occasion of World Health Day on Saturday.
Doctors from different departments of IMS and SUM Hospital examined over 100 children and prescribed medicines for those having ailments.
Dr. P.K. Mishra (Pediatrics), Dr. Anil Kumar Panda (Skin and VD), Dr. Sashikanta Sethi and Dr. Debsruti Nayak (Dental) and Dr. Pragati Jain and Dr. Sarat Nayak (Ophthalmology) examined the children.
The Health Camp was conducted in collaboration with Rotary Club, Kharabela Nagar, in the presence of Dean, IMS, Dr. Gangadhar Sahu and Medical Superintendent, Dr. Pushparaj Samantasinhar. The President of Rotary Club, Kharabela Nagar, Dr. Kishore Chandra Swain felicitated Dr. Sahu and Dr. Samantasinhar on the occasion.
Twenty five volunteers of the NSS along with Program Officers Dr. Saurjya Ranjan Das and Dr. Jyoti Ranjan Sahoo conducted the camp.
Focussing on the theme of the World Health Day this year—Universal Health Coverage- Everyone Everywhere-- a public awareness rally was taken out earlier in which doctors, nurses, para-medical workers and others participated.
A training program on Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) and Basic Life Support (BLS) was conducted at the IMS and SUM Hospital on the eve of World Health Day on Friday in which interns and nursing personnel received instructions. A quiz program was conducted by the Community Medicine department to mark the occasion.
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The transfer from N.C. State has started just three college games, but he has three years of eligibility remaining. Oh, and good genes too. He's a son of Pro Football Hall of Fame wide receiver Randy Moss.
CB Terrence Alexander
He played in 41 games, starting three, in four seasons at Stanford. He has just one year of eligibility remaining, but his arrival comes at a good time as projected starting cornerback Kristian Fulton recently saw his two-year suspension upheld by the NCAA,
DE Travez Moore
This transfer from Copiah-Lincoln Community College brings depth to an exceptionally talented Tigers defensive line.
WR Jonathan Giles
LSU has very little experience at wide receiver, but Giles is the exception. He played two seasons at Texas Tech and as a sophomore in 2016 he caught 69 passes for 1,158 yards and 13 touchdowns. He has two years left.
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DL Breiden Fehoko
He brings to the defense what Giles brings to the offense – a former Red Raider who's expected to have an immediate impact and carry it on for two seasons. Fehoko (cover photo) was penciled in as a starting end before being moved to nose tackle while Ed Alexander works his way back from a knee problem. Feheko will probably be back at end at some point, but one way or another he'll have an impact on the line.
OL Damien Lewis
He arrived from Northwest Mississippi Community College with two years of eligibility as well as the expectation that he would compete for playing time on the offensive line. But with starting right guard Ed Ingram's indefinite suspension, Lewis is at least a short-term starter who has the potential to hang on to the position.
OT Badara Traore
He was the top-rated JUCO tackle in the country and begins his two-year career at LSU entrenched as the starter at right tackle.
PK Cole Tracy
Orgeron got tired of watching field goals sail wide right and wide left, so he brought in Tracy, who led Division II with 27 field goals and a .931 percentage last season at Assumption College.
QB Joe Burrow
The former Ohio State Buckeye has played in just 10 college games, started none and thrown a grand total of 39 passes, but Burrow is widely seen as the most important player on this year's team. That might or might not prove to be the case, but his presence gives Orgeron and offensive coordinator Steve Ensminger a better chance of resolving the Tigers' long-standing concerns at quarterback.
On Tuesday afternoon, the #LSU quarterback race was down to two men – Joe Burrow and Myles Brennan. Justin McMillan and Lowell Narcisse were both absent, no official reason given yet. Head coach Ed Orgeron is scheduled to meet with the media Wednesday night. pic.twitter.com/RcBSN6z5tX
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Canada starts prescribing heroin to people dependent on drugs
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FILE – Tiger Stadium is shown before an NCAA football game between LSU and Northwestern State in Baton Rouge, La., in this Sept. 14, 2019, file photo.…
FILE – Tiger Stadium is shown before an NCAA football game between LSU and Northwestern State in Baton Rouge, La., in this Sept. 14, 2019, file photo. LSU is requiring fans attending games at Tiger Stadium who are 12 or older to provide proof of vaccination for COVID 19 or a recent negative test. Our football team has reached 99.1% vaccination, and we are incredibly proud of them for doing their part to protect their team and their community," Athletic Director Scott Woodward said. "We are confident our fans will do the same." (AP Photo/Patrick Dennis, File)
BLOG: No. 20 Florida at LSU
by: Ed Daniels
BATON ROUGE, La. (WGNO) — The No. 20 Florida Gators (4-3) travel to "Death Valley" to face the LSU Tigers (4-3) in Baton Rouge, La., on Saturday morning and came away with a shocking defeat.
LSU was coming off of their second straight Southeastern Conference loss after getting thumped by Kentucky, 42-21 in Lexington last week.
Meanwhile, the Gators had most recently rebounded from their own loss to the Wildcats by blanking Vanderbilt 42-0 last Saturday.
Afternoon delight: Tigers rebound, upset Gators
The Tigers are missing more key personnel as LSU head coach Ed Orgeron finds himself inching closer to the hot seat just two years removed from LSU winning the national championship with Joe Burrow at quarterback.
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Gunmen Kill One, Abduct 17 in Two Kaduna Communities
John Shiklam in Kaduna
Gunmen suspected to be Fulani herdsmen were reported to have invaded two communities in Kaduna State, killing one person while 17 others were abducted.
Both incidents were said to have occurred in the early hours of yesterday when the bandits invaded ECWA Church Dankande village, Dogon Dawa area, Birnin Gwari Birnin Local Government Area (LGA) and Guguwa-Kwate village, Rigasa area in Igabi LGA of the state.
The incident in Dankande was said to have occurred at about 12.30 a.m. when the bandits, surrounded the church, where a choir practice was ongoing.
An eyewitness who spoke in a telephone interview with THISDAY in Kaduna, said the hoodlums forced everybody to lie down on the floor while all mobile phones were seized at gunpoint.
He said "it was at about 12.30 a.m. around midnight. We had a combined choir practice in the church with other neighbouring communities. We normally hold the combine choir practice from 9.00 p.m. to 1.00 a.m.
"As we were in the church, Fulani herdmen, numbering over 20 just surrounded the church and started shooting. "Everybody was terrified, but there was no way we could run because they had already surrounded the church. They were asking for the pastor's house and they threatened to shoot us if we don't show them the house.
"Some of them went to the pastor's house while others kept watch over us.
"They abducted the pastor's daughter and 14 others – 10 girls and five men were abducted".
"We later reported the incident to the soldiers that were stationed at Dogon Dawa".
The attack in Guguwa-Kwate village was said to have also occurred some few minutes after midnight.
A community leader in the area who pleaded anonymity said the bandits were Fulani herdsmen, numbering about 30 and were armed with guns and machetes.
He said they were shooting indiscriminately and they killed his senior brother's son.
"They entered one house and were beating people. They kidnapped one man and a woman in the house.
The killed my senior brother's son".
According to him, it was the fifth time the bandits were invading the community.
"This is the fifth time these bandits were invading our community. About two months ago, they abducted two people in the farm. The other person was killed even after we paid them ransom."
He said the community had reported all the incidents to the police, but there seemed to be no respite as the herdsmen continued to terrorise the village.
"We are helpless because there is nothing we can do other than to report to the police when such incidents happened. We have no arms and we cannot stand them, we are just at their mercy because they are well armed and they always come in large numbers," he explained.
Efforts to contact the spokesman of the Kaduna State Police Command, Mr. Yakubu Sabo on the matter were unsuccessful as his mobile phone was switched off.
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