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Gutted a Carnegie Library down to the existing structural elements of floors, walls, and roof. Designed a new building interior. Restored the building exterior. Demolished and rebuilt the back of the building to make the entire building 2 stories throughout. Plumbing, mechanical and electrical systems were replaced and modernized.
309 Cedar Lane
Modern warehouse located near the NJ Turnpike. Building is occupied by Amazon.
Modern Home with Open Plan
Converted a multi-room ranch into an open modern interior. Select features include a wenge fireplace with black slate surround, stainless steel railing, and moveable glass wall. Energy efficiency achieved through geothermal heat pumps, LED lighting, and spray foam insulation.
East 54 Sustainable Mixed-Use Community
The first floor is dedicated to retail. A 4-story office building separates the project interior from Highway 54. 6-story condominium buildings overlook the golf course. The majority of parking is below ground and concealed in a parking deck topped by condominiums and a pool terrace.
Humanities and Research Building
Located on a main intersection on the UNCG campus. Includes classrooms and offices for the humanities department, and office space for research and grant writing.
Weaver Crossing and Walgreens
The high-bay office space on the north end of the building is housed inside a rectangular glass prism to create a signature architectural element at the intersection of Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. and Weaver Dairy Road. High-performance glass, roof overhangs, and motorized shades reduce glare and solar heat gain. Walgreens is designed in a matching architectural style.
Georgian Interior
Custom wood trim, doors, railings, and paneling. Mahogany sitting room and study.
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Premrudi is a leading international cuisine restaurant in Pattaya. Here, you will find an extensive selection of authentic Thai cuisine that is light and traditional, excellent Indian curries, and mouth-watering European food. Each dish is carefully cooked with love using the finest local ingredients and is served with a modern interpretation – both in flavour and presentation.
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U.S. military says surveillance aircraft monitoring situation in Strait of Hormuz
FILE PHOTO: Traditional Omani boats known as dhows, and cargo ships are seen sailing towards the Strait of Hormuz, off the coast of Musandam province, Oman, July 21, 2018. REUTERS/Hamad I Mohammed/File Photo
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. military said on Friday that unarmed surveillance aircraft were in international airspace, monitoring the Strait of Hormuz and had been in contact with U.S. ships in the area as Britain said Iran seized two oil tankers.
"We have patrol aircraft operating in international airspace monitoring the situation within the Strait of Hormuz," said Lieutenant Colonel Earl Brown, a U.S. Central Command spokesman.
"U.S. Naval Forces Central Command has been in contact with U.S. ships operating in the area to ensure their safety," Brown said.
Reporting by Idrees Ali; editing by Grant McCool

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at Kunsthaus Bregenz, 14 July – 7 October
For its 2018 summer exhibition, Kunsthaus Bregenz is presenting David Claerbout, one of today's leading contemporary artists. From July 14 to October 7 the artist based in Antwerp and Berlin is showing video and sound works at Kunsthaus Bregenz.
Visitors coming into the entrance hall of the Kunsthaus Bregenz this summer will face a large screen. A sequence of images fades into the soft ambient light of Peter Zumthor's famous building. The video work The Quiet Shore (2011) seems as if it were made for this place. It is a work by David Claerbout, one of the most renowned and significant contemporary artists. This year's summer exhibition at the Kunsthaus Bregenz focuses on his video and sound works.
In Travel (1996–2013) presented on the first floor, the viewer is taken on a visual tour through a forest inspired by relaxation music. The dispassionate yet cinematic character of the synthesizer, suggestive of "generic" images that anyone could imagine, of places in a dark and tranquil forest, prompted the decision not to film, but to use advanced computer-generated images. This choice reflects the search for a space that is beyond the specific, that wants to be generic like the music.
Radio Piece (Hong Kong) (2015) is an audio-visual installation on the second floor that deals with the intersection of mental and physical space, set in the "walled city," a vertical slum in the Kowloon district of Hong Kong. Radio Piece casts doubt on the coherence of perception, while formulating a critique of the colonization of the mind as real estate.
Claerbout's newest video Olympia (The Real-Time Disintegration into Ruins of the Berlin Olympic Stadium over the Course of a Thousand Years) (2016–3016) on the top floor of the KUB is a digital reconstruction of the Olympic Stadium in Berlin, which was built by the Nazis and opened for the 1936 Summer Olympics with great pomp. David Claerbout scanned each stone to create a deceptively real 3D version. The camera leads up to the empty building and through its monumental halls. Its representation in real time has been calculated to last for a thousand years. Stones erode and plants sprout. Even the current weather conditions are simulated using data from a webcam: if the sky over Berlin is cloudless, so it is in the projection.
David Claerbout's art follows the fascination with the cycles of nature and the ideas of care and time. His works require sensitivity to light and shading, distance and focus, rest and the passage of time. They are characterized by sequences of images without cuts. In fact, the impressions are created digitally. All the shots are based on complex computer calculations. No image is seen; they are all constructed.
In the evening, when the exhibition closes, the facade of the KUB comes to life with an outdoor projection of Claerbout's Die reine Notwendigkeit/The Pure Necessity (2016). The video is based on the classic 1967 film The Jungle Book. In Claerbout's film, Baloo, Bagheera, and Kaa do not sing, talk, and dance; Claerbout shows a bear, a panther, and a snake as they behave in nature. They are no longer anthropomorphized. Unlike his other films, these shots were not digitally rendered. Instead, each frame was drawn by hand in the style of the original animated film.
DAVID CLAERBOUT (born 1969 in Kortrijk, Belgium) studied painting in Antwerp. He lives and works in Antwerp and Berlin. Claerbout has been the subject of numerous solo exhibitions internationally at venues including the Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven (2005), Centre Pompidou, Paris (2007), Kunstmuseum St. Gallen (2008), Museum De Pont, Tilburg (2009 and 2016), WIELS, Brussels (2011), SFMOMA — San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (2011), Tel Aviv Museum of Art (2012), Wiener Secession (2012), Kunsthalle Mainz (2013), Nederlands Fotomuseum, Rotterdam (2014), Marabouparken Konsthall, Sundbyberg (2015), KINDL – Centre for Contemporary Art, Berlin (2016), Städel Museum, Frankfurt / Main (2016), MNAC — Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya, Barcelona (2017), as well as Schaulager, Münchenstein / Basel (2017). His work is represented in major public collections worldwide.
14 July – 7 October 2018
Karl-Tizian-Platz
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The Quiet Shore (2011, installation view)
Courtesy David Claerbout, Sean Kelly, New York, Galerie Rüdiger Schöttle, München, untilthen, Paris, und Esther Schipper, Berlin; © David Claerbout, Kunsthaus Bregenz; Photo: Markus Tretter
The Pure Necessity (2016)
Installation view Facade Kunsthaus Bregenz, 2018
Courtesy of David Claerbout; © David Claerbout, Kunsthaus Bregenz; Photo: Markus Tretter
Exhibition view Kunsthaus Bregenz
Radio Piece (Hong Kong) (2015, installation view)
In collaboration with RAY Fotografieprojekte Frankfurt / Rhein-Main
Breathing Bird (2012)
Courtesy David Claerbout, Sean Kelly, New York, Galerie Rüdiger Schöttle, München, untilthen, Paris, and Esther Schipper, Berlin; © David Claerbout, Kunsthaus Bregenz; Photo: Markus Tretter
Olympia (The Real-Time Disintegration into Ruins of the Berlin Olympic Stadium over the Course of a Thousand Years) (2016-3016, installation view)


Essay on "The Sardar Sarovar Dam and The Narmada Bachao Andolan" Complete Essay for Class 10, Class 12 and Graduation and other classes.
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The Sardar Sarovar Dam over the Narmada river has been dogged with controversies ever since its inception. While the dam is said to be life-line of Gujarat and of great advantage to the adjoining states of Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Maharashtra, activists of Narmada Bachao Andolan under the leadership of Medha Patakar has been opposing it. Their opposition is based on the assumption that the increasing height of the dam would lead to the submergence of large areas of land where hundreds of villages would be wiped out of existence. The villagers living in these areas must be rehabilitated in a respectable manner before the dam height is allowed to be raised, says Medha Patakar.
The matter was taken to the Supreme Court of India. After hearing all sides, the Court allowed the raising of the height of the dam from 110.62 meters to 121.92 meters but ordered the concerned states to ensure the proper rehabilitation of the Dam oustees. According to the Narmada Bachao activists, the process of rehabilitation was not being taken up as seriously as it should have been. The government machinery in all the concerned states was dogged by red-tape, callous delay and inefficiency. That is what forced Medha Patakar to go on a hunger strike at Jantar Mantar, New Delhi in April last. A number of noted personalities like filmstar Aamir Khan, journalist Kuldip Nayar, former Prime Minister V.P. Singh and Arundhati Roy came out openly in support of Medha Patakar.
The Supreme Court of India had to once again pull up the concerned states to complete the rehabilitation process with a fixed frame of time. It warned the states that work on the Dam would be stopped if the rehabilitation work was not completed in proper spirit. The Court also asked Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to set up a committee to oversee the rehabilitation work and report the progress made back to the Court. This committee headed by the former Comptroller and Auditor General of India, V.K. Shunglim was formed to ascertain the progress of the rehabilitation work and submit its report within three months.
The Supreme Court has thus made it clear that the Dam Construction work cannot be allowed at the cost of the lives of the people affected by it. The Prime Minister has been given wide powers to study the whole situation. The ball is now in the courts of the Prime Minister.The concerned states must understand their responsibility towards the people likely to be displaced by the construction of the Dam. No development is meaningful if it involves the loss of human lives. The concerned states must act expeditiously before it is too late otherwise they will have to suffer the wrath of the masses.
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Notes from Underground opens on Friday, 15 February. I'm terribly proud of this one. Startling, intense, funny. Also, the tagline "limited and uncomfortable seating" is not hyberbole. Reserve in advance, and don't come if you're claustrophobic.
Lit by fire! And bile!
I am a sick man.


What was actually on the roof – six sparrowy type birds burrowing under the terracotta roof tiles, I don't suppose they understand English!
My commiserations for your fall. I have only fallen once in nearly three years of running (MM hastily touches wood) but I gouged an impressive hole in my knee and elbow, without even mentioning the damage to my ego. Friends and family eagerly pointed out that running on the 1st January after generously plying oneself with G&T's, various local wines and bubbly until the small hours of the morning is not a very good idea, and may have been more responsible for my tumble than the poor hole in the road, which had always been there and still is.


Hyderabad, Superstar Mahesh Babu, who is currently busy shooting for his upcoming yet-untitled Telugu-Tamil bilingual project, wished megastar Chiranjeevi on the phenomenal success of his comeback Telugu film "Khaidi No 150".
On Monday, Chiranjeevi paid a surprise visit to the sets of Mahesh's film in Hyderabad.
"Chiranjeevi sir visited Mahesh's film set as he was in the same compound shooting for his show 'Meelo Evaru Koteeswarudu'. They exchanged pleasantries and had a brief chat. Mahesh wished Chiranjeevi sir for the success of 'Khaidi No 150'," a source from the film's unit told IANS.
Chiranjeevi was also happy to meet to director A.R. Murugadoss, with whom he had worked in 2006 Telugu actioner "Stalin".
Currently, Chiranjeevi is hosting the third season of Meelo Evaru Koteeswarudu, the Telugu version of "Kaun Banega Crorepati".


Last weekend at the West Texas Regional Open held at the Terlingua Ghost Town and High Sierra , CASI directors presented donations to several Terlingua area groups. The funds raised annually at the Terlingua International Chili Championship held each year at CASI Ranch de los Chisos. Not only does CASI donate to these local groups, but also donates funds to clubs at Sul Ross State University in Alpine TX and sponsors scholarships to students at Big Bend High School. CASI is extremely proud to be able to support these organizations.
CASI Director Cindy Noe presents the check from CASI to Principal Reagan Reid and 3rd grade teacher Bernadette Divine.
CASI Director Don Hoy presents the check from CASI to Brewster County Sheriff Ronnie Dodson.
CASI Director Kit Rudd presents the check from CASI to Reagan Reid, Board member of Terlingua EMS.


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Volumen 7. Issue 4. Year 2009.
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Decomposition and Disarticulation of Kangaroo Carcasses in Caves at Naracoorte, South Australia.
Elizabeth Reed
Keywords: TAPHONOMY, DECOMPOSITION, DISARTICULATION, CAVES, NARACOORTE
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This paper presents the results of a study of decomposition and disarticulation of kangaroo carcasses in caves at Naracoorte, South Australia. Carcasses were placed in two caves and observed over a period of nearly three years. Decomposition progressed rapidly within the caves with almost immediate infestation by blowflies and fungi. Invertebrate activity had ceased by 28 months; however, fungal colonisation continued for the course of the study period. Decomposition, skeletonisation and disarticulation were complete by 600 days. The results suggest that temperature and humidity play an important role in decomposition as this directly affects the activity of invertebrate and fungal decomposers. The position of the carcass within the cave influences the degree of dispersal of remains in pitfall caves. Disarticulation sequences for the experimental carcasses compare with those for kangaroo skeletons on the land surface in semi-arid South Australia, suggesting that regardless of environment, anatomy is a key factor in determining disarticulation sequence. The results of this study have applications for the assessment of stratigraphic integrity and reworking of fossil deposits in caves at Naracoorte and elsewhere.
Experimental Artifact Transport by Harvester Ants (Pogonomyrmex sp.): Implications for Patterns in the Archaeological Record.
Benjamin J. Schoville, Lucy E. Burris, Lawrence C. Todd.
Keywords: HARVESTER ANTS, FORMATION PROCESSES, SURVEYING, BIOTURBATION
On the High Plains of North America the harvester ants Pogonomyrmex occidentalis and P. owyheei build large gravel covered nest mounds in which artifacts and small fossils are frequently deposited. The effect this mound building behavior has on the archaeological record has received little attention and has generally been viewed as restricted to subsurface tunneling disturbances. Initial experiments highlight the surface foraging behavior of harvester ants actively transporting artifacts during mound construction and maintenance. Non-food related foraging behavior was investigated by placing glass beads around ant mounds in various patterns to evaluate foraging distance, direction, density and distribution effects. Ants were observed to forage a maximum of 48 m from the nest but the majority of foraged materials were returned from within 20 m, regardless of density, direction, or distribution differences. Of 812 individual mounds recorded during an extensive landscape survey, 134 contained anthropogenic debris. Additionally, mounds tend to form near disturbed and eroding soils which enhance the opportunity for ants to acquire actively exposed artifacts during foraging for mound construction material. These characteristics of harvester ant foraging effectively create highly visible loci of small artifact concentrations that are otherwise poorly represented by traditional pedestrian surveys. Understanding the taphonomic signature of harvester ant artifact transport should aid in refining interpretations of artifact patterning observed in archaeological contexts.
Home Sharing: Carnivores in Anthropogenic Assemblages of the Middle Pleistocene.
Jordi Rosell, Ruth Blasco.
Keywords: MIDDLE PLEISTOCENE, IBERIAN PENINSULA, CARNIVORES, GRAN DOLINA, BOLOMOR CAVE
The Middle Pleistocene is a period with a great variability of carnivores. Different species of big cats, hyaenids, bears and canids are common in faunal lists of anthropogenic assemblages. This phenomenon raised a discussion about the relationships between carnivores and hominids. This paper aims to provide data to understand the presence of carnivore remains or the elements generated by them in Middle Pleistocene anthropogenic assemblages. We analyze two Spanish sites for this specific work: TD10-sup of Gran Dolina (Sierra de Atapuerca, Burgos) and Level XII of the Bolomor Cave (Valencia, Spain). The origin of both accumulations is due to the predatory activities of humans and carnivores´ incidence is very low. The main objective of this study is to determine the role of predators in these accumulations and to evaluate their relationship with human communities. The anatomical representation of carcases, the age of death of animals, the identification of anthropogenic marks and tooth marks, and the morphology of the latter suggest the existence of marauding small scavengers. These animals visited the cavities once abandoned by hominids. From this perspective, we think that there are not direct relationships in the form of interaction between both biological entities.
The Taphonomist´s Corner: Ants as taphonomic agents.
Benjamin J. Schoville, Paul Burnett, Lucy E. Burris, Lawrence C. Todd.
How Can Taphonomy Be Defined in the XXI Century?
Manuel Domínguez-Rodrigo, Sixto Fernández-López, Luis Alcalá.
Keywords: TAPHONOMY, ARCHAEOLOGY, PALAEONTOLOGY, PALAEOBIOLOGY, BIOSTRATINOMY, FOSSIL-DIAGENESIS
Taphonomy, as a branch of learning and a research area, has undergone a tremendous growth in the past few decades. It has extended its application from palaeontology to other disciplines, it has broadened its referential scope and has incorporated humans as taphonomic agents. This has affected the way taphonomy is perceived by its practitioners and requires a modification of its definition, following a process that is common in most evolving natural science disciplines.
Badger (Meles meles) Remains Within Caves as an Analytical Tool to Test the Integrity of Stratified Sites: The Contribution of Unikoté Cave (Pyrénées-Atlantiques, France).
Jean-Baptiste Mallye
Keywords: BADGER, BIOTURBATION, TAPHONOMY, SPATIAL ANALYSIS, REFITTINGS, SITE FORMATION PROCESSES, UNIKOTÉ CAVE
This papers deals with the analysis of Eurasian badger (Meles meles) remains in an archaeological context. Eurasian badgers dig large burrows as living structures and so the identification of their remains in archaeological context appears doubtful. More than 400 remains of these small carnivores were recovered from Unikoté Cave. This site is assumed to be a hyena den with the occurrence of human remains and lithic artefacts. In this paper, we aimed to: 1) explain how and why so many remains of these carnivores are recognised at Unikoté Cave; 2) evaluate the role of Eurasian badgers in site formation processes and 3) to test the archaeological relevance of a bioturbated site.
A Taphonomic Study of Wild Wolf (Canis lupus) Modification of Horse Bones in Northwestern Spain.
Keywords: TAPHONOMY, WOLF, WILD HORSE, HUNTING, SCAVENGING, TOOTH MARKS
Taphonomic studies of carnivores have become an integral part of taphonomic research in the past two decades. These studies are developing a referential framework for the identification of carnivore signature variety in the fossil record. Hyaenas and felids are predominant in these studies, whereas other carnivores such as wolves have not received as much attention yet. This paper analyses wild horse carcasses processed by wild wolves and discusses the implications for the study of site formation in the Euroasian Pleistocene. Carcasses have undergone different kinds of consumption by wild wolves and show important differences in the degree of bone modification according to wolf hunting and scavenging strategies. The different degree of bone destruction when consumed in one or many events is also discussed.
The Taphonomist´s Corner: Fossil microorganisms.
María Dolores Pesquero
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Can Colour Be Used as a Proxy for Paleoenvironmental Reconstructions Based on Archaeological Bones? El Harhoura 2 (Morocco) Case Study.
Yannicke Dauphin, Roland Nespoulet, Emmanuelle Stoetzel, Mohamed Abdeljalil el Hajraoui, Christiane Denys.
Keywords: BONE COLOUR, EL HARHOURA 2, RODENTS, TAPHONOMY, PROXY
The El Harhoura 2 cave (Temara region, Morocco) has yielded abundant micromammal remains. Eleven sedimentary layers have been identified in the Late Pleistocene-Middle Holocene series. Rodent bones show various colours from white to black. Conodont colour alteration index is a widely used technique for assessing maturation and diagenesis. Despite fossil and archaeological bones may be black due to mineral staining (manganese) or burning, a similar index does not exist. We perform colour measurements in the visible light of the external surface of archaeological Meriones bones. Specific wavelengths were then selected for multivariate statistical analyses to try to characterize and differentiate the sedimentary layers. In this preliminary study, the origin of the colour is not yet known, despite some spots are Mn deposits. In the future, we hope that colour measurement, a non destructive analysis, will be used as a taphonomic index to estimate the state of preservation and history of fossil and archaeological sites.
Recent Indian Porcupine (Hystrix indica) Burrows and their Impact on Ancient Faunal and Human Remains: A Case Study from Tel Zahara (Israel).
Liora Kolska Horwitz, Susan L. Cohen, Wieslaw Wi?ckowski, Henk K. Mienis, Jill Baker, Emilia Jastrzebska.
Keywords: HYSTRIX INDICA, NEAR EAST, TEL ZAHARA, PORCUPINE BURROWS BONE DAMAGE, BIOTURBATION
It has long been known that porcupines accumulate and modify bones, but few actualistic studies on the contents of porcupine burrows have been undertaken. Here we present the results of an investigation of recent Indian porcupine (Hystrix indica) burrows that riddle the archaeological site of Tel Zahara (Israel). Faunal remains were recovered from the den entrances and inside a burrow system that we excavated. Bones exhibiting typical porcupine gnaw-damage i.e., flat-bottomed parallel grooves, were recovered from all dens, but no clear porcupine damage was evident on human osteological remains that were encountered by the porcupines during excavation of their dens. The surface patina of many of the bones is dark, signifying long-term burial, and is probably indicative of their archaeological origin. Porcupine gnawed areas on these bones are lighter in colour and so post-date the patina. Compared to the Roman period deposits on the tel, the den assemblage contains significantly higher numbers of wild taxa, a lower proportion of large-sized taxa, but a similar proportion of bones of medium-sized taxa, suggesting preferential selection of smaller-sized bones. Both tel and den deposits comprise similar frequencies of burnt bones and body part breakdowns are alike. As expected, higher frequencies of rodent and carnivore gnawed bones were found in the den samples. The results suggest that the porcupine burrow sample is a selected sub-set of the Roman faunal assemblage from the tel. This study has led us to conclude that the Indian porcupine plays a significant role as an agent of bioturbation of archaeological sediments and also as a collector and modifier of bones.
With Only One Flake. An Experiment About the Possibilities of Processing a Carcass with Flint during Hunting.
Santiago David Domínguez-Solera.
Keywords: FLINT, EXPERIMENTAL TAPHONOMY, HUNTING
Inspired on the present Inuit hunting techniques, a small experiment was designed to estimate the extent of butchery that could be carried out with only one flint flake in the process of preparing a female fallow deer (Dama dama) for transportation. The results are useful to understand the potential and economy of flint flakes in prehistoric times.
The Taphonomist´s Corner: Out-of-water shells.
Juan Carlos Braga


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Q: C# Xml Serialization: Serialize Class properties as attributes to the parent class [Serializable]
public class XX
{
    [XmlAttribute("name")]
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[Serializable]
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public class XY
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Hi, I´m trying to serialize to XML something like these class above. My Problem is that the properties of the XX class should be serialize as attributes of the serialization of XY class, instead as XmlElement. Anyone knows if it´s posible??
To clarify here is an example of the xml file that should results:
<tree name="Jack" surname="Thompson">
</tree>

I don´t want this:
<tree surname="Thompson">
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</tree>

A: I do not think that you can do this. The structure of the XML is what tells the serializer how to work. What if you had a property marked as an attribute named name in the parent object, then the serializer would not know which name to use.

A: You should probably adjust your class structure to reflect the xml that you want.  If "name" is just an attribute of element "tree", then ideally you would have string "name" be a property of class "XY", and class "XX" not exist at all.
If you really need those classes to exist as they do now, however, I would then suggest creating a third class to act as a surrogate, which would have a structure that matches your xml, and create a method in class XY which will translate itself into your new class. Then serialize the new class instead of XY and XX.

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(You will be OK if you just give one of the problems below, not all of them)
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As far as I remember one of them (then describe one of them from below), this was the scenario:
(i) It was a web-based application. I was working on a module called "Transaction Summary". There was "Submit" button on that page. After entering data in the all the fields, for example, First Name, Last Name, Social Security Number, Date of Birth and so on, I clicked the Submit button. Once I clicked Submit button, an error page displayed, "Page cannot be found…". Since it was a critical defect, I immediately informed the Test Lead. There was a chaos in the room. All the developers, Database Administrators and Testers gathered in my cube (room). Nobody could tell exactly what was wrong with it. Finally, one smart guy checked into the database and found out that one of the files in the database was closed. The status of all the files should be in the open status. Once the status of the closed file was put in the "open" status, the application worked fine.
(ii) One of the problems was in the Login window (page). When the user enters and Login Name and Password, then Password should be encrypted. One of the Test Cases was that I needed to open database and see whether the password is encrypted or not. I found out it was not encrypted. I reported it as a bug (defect) and it was fixed in the next release (build).
(iii) Defects I have found in a project was a defect to close a window (pop up).
For example, in the last project, on a page, there was a button called "More Information". Once the user clicked that button, the system would open a new window (pop up).We could close the new window in 3 ways:
-By clicking X at the top right corner of the page
-By clicking "Close" button on the page
-By pressing combination keys (Alt+F4) on the key board
Although the combination key (Alt+F4) was not mentioned in the test case, I just wanted to try how the application reacts when Alt+F4 is pressed. Then I pressed Alt+F4. The result was a disaster-the application crashed (broke). The application disappeared from the computer monitor. Since it was the last day of testing for us, it brought chaos in our Managers, Leads and the whole teams. Finally, the developers disabled Alt+F4 as a temporary solution and the application went into production.
(iv) Another problem was that a user would search for branch location information of a bank. The user logs in by using User Name and Password. After the log in, on the "Search Location" page, the user enters and zip code of the location he wants to find, then clicks Find button. After that the system (application) gives a number of branch locations. The user now clicks "Request Information" for one of the branches. As soon as the user clicks "Request Information" button, the application breaks (displays "Page cannot be found" error). I logged this defect as a critical defect. When the developers and database administrator looked into it, then they found out that in one of the tables, the data was not recorded. In all the tables (UserProfile table, ClientID table and SessionID table), the data should be populated with the information entered by the user. For some reason, in one of the tables, it was blank (null). Once they wrote a small code to populate data (enter data) to the table, the application started working.
(v) In my previous project, when the customer wants to upload a document, for example, a copy of a monthly statement (in Word format), on the website, the system should automatically change the Word document into .pdf format. Once the document was uploaded, I saw that the fields in the .pdf document were interchanged (misplaced). For example, the First Name displayed in the Last Name section. Date of Birth displayed in the Social Security Number field and so on. We found out that the problem was a mapping problem (remember this word). Once the mapping was correct, I tested in the new build. It was fixed.
(vi) The most common problem that I have faced in my previous projects are the Java script errors, data connectivity, error, HTTP 500 error (This error occurs when server is down), HTTP 400 error (when file is not found) and so on.
(vii) "Father" pop up displayed when Print/Print Preview button clicked. (This was coded by the developer to mark this coding portion (for his/her own purpose as a mark to indicate where he/she made changes, however, forgot to remove it). Once the developer fixed it, it still displayed the same thing (because it was in the servers memory and could not go). Now, I had to reset memory of the server from my machine. Therefore, what I did is, I went to the website I was testing (for example, http://mysite.app.org/My_profile) and added reset.aspx at the end of the URL (Now the URL becomes http://mysite.app.org/My_profile/reset.aspx and hit enter. It took me to the server memory and I selected section and submitted the query and it was cleared. Retested again and it is now OK.
(viii) I was testing a web application. On one page, I clicked Save & Continue button twice (my mistake). Once this button is clicked twice, the system displayed an error message, "Could not save the answers, please contact technical support". (When clicked only once, the button works fine.).
Solution: Once the user clicks the button once, the button was disabled later so that the user cannot click twice.
(ix) I was testing a web-based application. Once all the fields are entered on the one of the pages, we had Print Preview button. If the user clicks this button, we were supposed see the same information in a new window in PDF format. While looking at the data in PDF file, there were some fields missing, for example, Date of Birth was missing in the PDF file.
4. Tell me about the worst boss you've ever had. (Here, you should be careful not to say any negative words about the past boss. This will give a reflection that you cannot work with different nature of people. You should be able to show them that you can cope with any king of boss. Therefore, just take an idea below how the answer should be.)
Answer: I can hardly think of any Manager that was really bad. But when I compare, then I remember of a Test Lead who was just made a lead from the developers team. She used to feel that she has been very proud of her position and used to boss around. Sometimes, she used to call home and check where I was and what I was doing. Or have I completed my job before leaving and so on. I think, whatever she did, was in the benefit of the company and myself in the long run which would give me more confidence in future.
5. What do you like about QA?
Answer: The best thing I like about QA is, I like the job which is more process oriented. For example, we have to work right from reading the requirement documents, providing feedback to the Business Analysts as necessary, writing test plans, test cases, execute the test cases, interaction with different developers, attend walk-through meeting and so on. I am a very detailed oriented person. When I test applications, I try to get into the depth of functionality so that I don't miss out anything. Finally, I love logging defects.
6. What are all the basic elements in a defect report?
Answer: The basic elements in a defect report are: Defect ID, Header, Description, Defect Reported by, Date, Status, Version, Assigned to, Approved by, Module where the defect was found and so on.
7. What is the difference between verification and validation?
Verification: Verification is a process to ensure that the software that is made, matches the original design. In other words, it checks whether the software is made according to the criteria and specification described in the requirement document. It is to check whether you built the product right as per design. It is a low level checking. (It is done in walk-through meetings generally). It checked whether it is made accordingly to the design..
Validation: Validation is a process to check whether the product design fits the client's need. It checks whether you built the right thing. It checks whether it is designed properly.
8. How do you know it is sufficient testing?
Answer: Every company has entry and exit criteria. When we test applications, we refer to exit criteria. When we are about to finish testing, then the QA Team (QA Manager) refers to the exit criteria (exit criteria tells the level of defect that you can be comfortable with before it goes to production. For example, there should be ZERO critical defect, ZERO high level defect, ZERO medium defect, 1 Low level defect, all the test cases must be 100% executed etc). Once the exit criteria meet the requirements, then the software is considered to be sufficiently tested.
Every company has entry and exit criteria. When we test applications, we refer to exit criteria. When we are about to finish testing, then the QA Team (QA Manager) refers to the exit criteria (exit criteria tells the level of defect that you can be comfortable with before it goes to production. For example, there should be ZERO critical defect, ZERO high level defect, ZERO medium defect, 1 Low level defect, all the test cases must be 100% executed etc). Once the exit criteria meet the requirements, then the software is considered to be sufficiently tested.
9. How to derive test scenarios and use cases? What are the contents and format?
Answer: Test scenarios are derived from requirement documents. We follow each and every functionality (called business rules) mentioned in the requirement document. One functionality can have multiple business rules. For example, let us say in there is one requirement called "Login". This "Login" may have various scenarios. For example, one scenario is, enter the right User ID and wrong password. The system should display an error message. Another scenario would be to enter wrong User ID and right Password. The system should display an error message. The third scenario could be to enter the right User Name and right Password. The system should allow the user to get into the system. This is how the test cases are derived from the requirement documents or from the Use Cases.
10. What are the types of test cases that you write?
Answer: We write test cases for smoke testing, integration testing, functional testing, regression testing, load testing, stress testing, system testing and so on.
11. How to write Integration test cases?
Answer: I have never written separate Test Cases Integration Testing. Since Integration Testing is a test to check whether the all the modules are integrated together or not (meaning that when the developers compile all their module and make a build, all modules should be working when they are combined together and those modules when combined, should work as expected). If they are not integrated (combined) in a nice way, then the application breaks. Basically, when we do the functional testing, the integration testing is automatically done. This is my experience.
12. How to write Regression test cases? What are the criteria?
Answer: Regression test cases are also based on the requirement documents. They are written more into detail and with every release (build), the testers need to do regression testing. The criteria for regression testing are; there should be no major defects while we do our smoke test and functional testing.
13. Is there a format for a test case? Do you follow any methodology for numbering test cases?
Answer: Yes. It depends upon the company how the company has followed the numbering of test cases. However, normally, it is just a simple numbering in most of the time But some companies may also relate this numbering to the requirement number. For example, if the requirement for Login is "REQ-LOG-001", then we can number the test cases like REQ-LOG-001-001 and so on.
14. What is Test Harness?
Answer: (Definition from www.wikipedia.org) "In software testing, a test harness or automated test framework is a collection of software and test data configured to test a program unit by running it under varying conditions and monitor its behavior and outputs. It has two main parts: the test execution engine and the test script repository."
15. How to write User Acceptance Test plan & test cases?
Answer: The way of writing Test Plan and Test Cases is the same in all the test phases. However, specifically for User Acceptance Testing, the testers use data nearly real data (meaning that the data is very much similar to the production data or real data).
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Tomas Rosicky will play for the Czech Republic at the Euros this summer.
The creative midfielder, whose 10-year spell with Arsenal ended this month, was included in the final 23-man squad announced by coach Pavel Vrba on Tuesday.
Rosicky, who has made 101 international appearances, injured his knee in a Euro 2016 qualifier match against Iceland last June.
When he recovered, he was injured again playing for Arsenal in an FA Cup match against Burnley in January. The 35-year-old didn't play at all in the Premier League last season.
But he captained the Czechs to a 6-0 victory over Malta on Friday and is ready for Euro 2016, where they open against defending champion Spain on June 13, and also face Croatia and Turkey in Group D.
Watford's Matej Vydra, trimmed from the Czechs' preliminary squad last week, was the most notable name to miss out, and Sparta Prague's Lukas Marecek and Bohemians Prague's Patrik Schick were the final players cut on Tuesday.


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Science Fiction in American Culture (Summer I–2019) » May 29th: Hackers and Slackers
Approaching Hackers and Film in General
Hackers Notes
Possible Paper Topics
Films are texts just as novels, poems, and plays are texts. Head over to this page on Cultural Studies for more information on how to think about film through a cultural studies lens. It isn't directly related to Hackers, but it might be useful to understand how one can look at texts from a cultural studies perspective. Even though it mentions Marxist theory, I promise it isn't propaganda for a Marxist revolution. I have a more general discussion of film below.
Film often falls under popular culture studies, but there are entire programs devoted to film that cover production, screen writing, acting, etc. Although you're open to that type of analysis of film, we'll take a cultural studies approach and ask what does the film say about the culture from which it comes. It might be difficult to understand Hackers from a historical perspective if you weren't around in 1995. I'll provide some brief context about the time period below, but we'll try to compare the issues raised to contemporary situations.
Again, I want you to reflect on films as products of American culture. What values or ideologies signal that the films are uniquely American (even though they may appeal to a variety of different cultures)?
Iain Softley's Hackers (1995)
This film came out in the mid-1990s, which was a very wonderful time. Seriously, there really can't be another great decade like the 1990s. TV is better and the Internet is faster, but, culturally, it was amazing. Here are some important things to consider about the time period:
Gen-Xers as slackers
There was a huge prevailing view that those of us coming of age in the early to mid-1990s were slackers with no ambition. Reality Bites (1994) is an example of this lifestyle, but many films reflected it.
Here's a 90-second video that will catch you up to speed on this attitude
Here's an article comparing Gen-Xers to Millennials…(yes, that picture represents the white middle class youths of the mid-1990s)
Nirvana, Rage Against the Machine, Nine Inch Nails, and many other bands tapped into the sense of alienation 1990s youths had (yet we would gather by the thousands together at rock festivals…)
Third Wave Feminism
As you watch Hackers, consider how the characters and plot reflect the above aspects of the 1990s. Also, consider contemporary issues that this film could parallel:
Online pirating (aka file sharing…stealing)
Rave Culture–roller blades and rolling (refers to using the drug ecstasy, which was common at 1990s raves and other parties from what people have told me…see the film Go (1999) for more dramatization)
The film might be innocuous, but there are some complicated aspects regarding gender, specifically, a women's role in hi-tech fields. Of course, these characters don't have jobs per se, but, metaphorically, we should be able to follow a thread about who can access this field.
Computer Hackers
Hackers (1995) is an exaggeration of the life of computer hackers, or, more accurately for the time period, computer aficionados. You need to understand that, by the mid-1990s, computers were almost universal household items, but they weren't all hooked up to the Internet, and, if they were, it was dial-up, so you'd be on intermittently (yes, you'd have to choose to be on the phone or on the computer because you accessed the Internet through a phone line). In the 1980s, only serious geeks had computers. Hackers elevates the computer user from a loner in his* parents' basement to a stylish, sexy cutting edge hipster. Below are 2 versions of computer aficionados:
*I use "his" because the stereotype was that mostly men programmed or tinkered with computers in the 1980s.
1990s Hollywood version of hackers
1980s real computer geeks
Well, I realize this isn't a great film. It isn't even good in terms of story. However, as a period piece and representation of American culture during the mid-1990s, it's pretty accurate. We were in the beginning of the World Wide Web revolution. Some thought the Internet would liberate us, and everyone would have equal access to information and an equal voice…not sure what happen (if you have the time and want to read a perspective, check out the notes from another class of mine–this is purely FYI and not required).
What's uniquely American about these hackers wanting to bring down the "tyranny of corporations"?
The montage in the beginning where Acid Burn and Crash Override fight over which movie to play can be interpreted as a fight over who can control the airwaves.
Did you catch that Crash Override wanted to turn off the "America First" episode that was playing? Any parallel to today?
Why do you think there's such a dramatization about being on the 'net in this film? Those special fx were quite impressive in 1990. There seems to be a need for filmmaker's to visualize being online as being among huge skyscraper-like structures that represent data storage.
Dade Murphy (aka Crash Override) is the new comer who beats Kate Libby's score (aka Acid Burn) on the game at the raver club. What comment (perhaps unintended and sexist) might his scene be making about women in the computer field?
Sure, it's a video game, but your goal is to read between the lines; make an interpretation.
What's the (sexual, perhaps) undertone of this scene in the film where the guys are talking about hacking major organizations (it makes more sense if you watch the entire 2-minute scene, but I could only find this 45 second bit online).
Future Stuff
Keep watching and reading! Don't forget your Essay #1 draft is due Monday, 6/3, so review the requirements on Canvas or on the Assignments page.


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Fear and Loneliness
Mark Twain's Adam and Eve is a 'love story' that follows the traditional dance of attraction, romance, and ultimate long-term commitment. Along the way, Twain guides us through the familiar ups and downs of the eternal struggle to understand one another, but most of all ourselves.
In the first scene of Act One, Eve is alone in the Garden of Eden, not without a certain confidence given the fact that she is the first human on Earth. Or so she thinks. From the beginning, Eve is examining everything she sees, criticizing aspects of the natural world that confound her, making quick judgements, while gently exploring her own identity. She realizes History (or Her-story) is being made. Enter Adam in Scene Two, where he is soon irritated by Eve's persistent curiosity. They quickly find each other to be both interesting and annoying. Adam is a bit aloof, somewhat verbally 'challenged', and is seemingly interested only in the perfunctory details of life.
In these beginning scenes, we see Adam and Eve engaging in the early stages of a developing relationship. Along the way, Twain has Eve naming everything, an interesting evolutionary twist. In later scenes, Eve discovers fire, and experiences fear and loneliness when Adam appears to have abandoned her ('My First Sorrow'). In the final scene of Act One, Eve becomes friends with the animals as a means of soothing her frustration and disappointment with Adam. Adam disapproves.
Mark Twain has a field-day in Act Two examining our relationship to education, ignorance, and knowledge in The Tree of Knowledge scene. In The Fall scene, Eve looks back on the Garden and finds it has vanished. 'The Garden is Lost, but I have found him, and am content.' she reflects.
While the drama is centered on Eve in much of Act One, Adam plays a more dominant role in Act Two. Adam can't figure out at first where Cain and Abel came from. He is alternately infatuated with Eve, and frustrated with things about her he can't understand or doesn't approve of. The final two scenes, which Adam and Eve share, are touching examples of a passionate and tested love that has reached a higher level of affection and ultimate commitment.


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1-16-05 I haven't had very much creativity lately as I have lost my best friend. Hope to get back to doing some creations in the near future. I've added Quiet Nights to the Figure Studies Gallery. Used Photoshop extensively.
11-26-04 Happy Thanksgiving! I've been pretty busy with projects lately and have neglected to put up any new creations. I hope you enjoy Alienated added to the Fantasy Gallery. Rain Dancer to the Figure Studies and Woman's Intuition to the Emotions Gallery.
05-30-04 Added Windtalker to the Emotions Gallery. She was chosen for the Daz 3D Gallery for May.
11-01-03 Added Photoshoot III and Pearl to the Figure Studies Gallery. Pearl was inspired by the great artist JMW Chranoska. Thanks for viewing.
11-01-03 Today is the day in which the new book Virtual Humans by Peter Plantec is released. A totally different concept for 3D books which gives you all the background you need in order to create your own virtual human. The Poster art for the book is Simone! If you haven't read the reviews take a tour of the virtual human site! You won't be disappointed. A book worth having in your collection!
10-31-03 Happy Halloween! I have much to share with you. I was blesssed to have some of my art in a book entitled Femme Digitale by Michael Burns. Actually, the UK version has my cover art of which I was very honored. A wonderful tutorial book made up of a wonderful group of talented artists.
6-9-03 Well it's been awhile since I've posted anything. The last four months have been overwhelming in as much as I have hit a wall which has prevented me from creating. I'm sure we get these blocks once in awhile but I'm slowly coming out of it. I have added a new creation in the Figure Studies Gallery entitled Claire. Enjoy and be blessed!
2-19-03 Added a new creation to the Figure Studies Gallery called Simone. Hope you like it. Be Blessed!


My name is Jonathan. I used to be a tree killer.
It's not something I'm proud of, mark my words. And no, I didn't go out stalking defenseless pine trees, striking them down when they least expected it.
As an average American office worker, statistically I used the equivalent of a 40-foot hardwood tree every year, printing, copying, scribbling, etc. So, I might as well have been swinging that axe myself.
A single tree may not seem that big of a deal, but….
When you consider every person in the country is chopping down his or her own fir, larch, or birch that adds up to a staggering 400 million trees every year!
There's so much we can do to stop the green massacre, starting right at where you work.
Watch this video and see all the details.
For years, business has been built on paper: from contracts and brochures to purchase orders and invoices. This video explores the heavy toll all that printing and sending and copying and filing forms has on natural resources. And still does. Every day. And how switching to digital document review, approval, and signature can make a stunning difference.
Then visit the DocuSign and Go green page.


indo the wild: The Most Wanted Job in the World?
The Most Wanted Job in the World?
It was my first day of school today. It began much like all the other first days of school in my life: I woke up at 6AM sharp totally disoriented by the sound of my alarm after one long summer, quickly remembered why my alarm was going off and rolled out of bed, jumped in the mandi and mildly freaked out as the first bucket of cold water hit my skin (okay, maybe that part wasn't like all my other first days of school), dressed myself in the outfit I'd laid out the night before, messed with my hair for 2 minutes longer than was necessary, shoveled a banana into my mouth, grabbed my backpack, and was out the door. Pretty much standard as mornings before the first day of school go -- except this time, I was the teacher.
I got to school at 6:45, with 15 minutes to spare before class in which I found the key to my classroom, turned on the air conditioning, wrote "Mbak Fiona" on the board and went on a hunt for some plain printer paper, which I was thankfully able to track down many hand gestures and three colleagues later (the English-speaking student staff who normally triage my incomprehensible requests weren't in the office yet, but luckily Bu Bening came to my rescue). I had been led to believe I would have around 30 students in this class, give or take, so by 7:10 when only ten of them had shown up I was getting a little confused. I had planned the first half of my lesson around the understanding that roughly three times this many students would be introducing themselves, and therefore had budgeted that section of my two and half hour class accordingly. In my mind the word "Recalculating..." blinked on and off, just like it does on the GPS screen in my mom's Honda Odyssey when you make a wrong turn. I guess this is called "thinking on your feet."
No biggie, I got this. As my mind continued to recalculate in the background, I introduced myself, welcomed the students to my class, and explained the icebreaker get-to-know-you activity I'd planned for them (as well as for the 20 of their peers who apparently couldn't make it). The activity, which I'd gotten out of PiA's "Lessons that Work" book (thanks, PiA), involved each student coming up with a 4-word phrase to describe themselves or some aspect of their personality they wanted people to know about. My example was "All over the world," since "I like to travel, and I come from the United States but I lived for a little while in Spain and now I live in Indonesia." Obviously a stretch, but who's counting? I passed out my hard-won printer paper and waited for the gems to roll in. I admit I was secretly hoping for the truly bizarre and hilarious 4-word phrases "Lessons That Work" had promised me, but most of the students actually followed the assignment almost too well, coming up with solid, standard responses such as "I always feel happy" and "Music is my life." It must have been my lame example -- I probably should have written something like, "Once had buzzed head" or "Masks obsessive-compulsion well." Despite my bad example-giving skills, however, a few of the students did venture in less-chartered waters, with phrases such as "Like to add friends" (has the "Add Friend" function on Facebook stealthily co-opted the English verb "to make friends with?" Uh oh ...) and "Queen of the World" (well YOU aren't cutting any corners, now are you).
At the conclusion of this activity, I found I was running -- oh, let's see, only about 30 minutes ahead of schedule. (Recalculating...) Luckily for me, this was the point in the lesson plan where we took a break for the students to go purchase their workbooks from the front desk. Going over the class rules and syllabus took about as much time as I'd thought it would, so we started the first lesson right on time, half an hour early. The first lesson in the book I am teaching this class out of was called "The Most Wanted Jobs in the World," and began with a short article about Peter Lind, a "Flavor Development Specialist" at Ben & Jerry's, complete with a black-and-white photo of a man holding about 4 heaping ice cream cones. I had the students read the article out loud and then we discussed the job of Flavor Development Specialist, which, as you might guess, is apparently one of the world's most wanted. Interestingly, my students all seemed to think this was a terrible job, since tasting ice cream all day would just make you "have cold" and "get fat." It seems ironic that the job of ice-cream tasting would be scorned by a group of college freshmen who come from a city where you can buy grilled buttered bread stuffed with cheese and chocolate on the street and every other food item is fried, but hey. Who's counting?
The vocabulary review exercise that followed this discussion ended up taking much longer than I had planned on, so in the end we came out even. Perfect. I was a little bit worried that this exercise was boring for them, but they seemed lively enough -- and if the book wants them to know the meaning of the words "sensitive taste buds" and "commercial quantities," then I guess I should try to go along with it. I'll just have to figure out how to inject these lessons with a little bit more personality -- "Song of the Day," maybe? Or "Slang of the Day?" Like, "Dude, your job is totally bomb!"? We'll have to see. I wrapped up the class with a warm-up for their first assignment (come again, I'm giving ASSIGNMENTS?) which was to brainstorm a list of some jobs they would really like to have, so that when it comes time for them to write me 1 to 2 paragraphs answering the question "What is your dream job and why?" they'll be ready. In our brainstorm, most of the repeating themes revolved around the jobs of CEO, secretary, and superstar. Go figure. Oh yeah, and one of my students threw in "Teacher." Was she for serious? Who knows. It's a little early for me to weigh in, but I'd say the chances aren't looking half bad.
Your experience sounds exactly like what my student teachers tell, right down to the three most wanted jobs!!BTW,I'd vote for song of the day. How else are they going to get all of those nuanced expressions and rhythms and rhymes?
So did the other 20 show up the next day?


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package org.elasticsearch.xpack.ml.action;

import org.elasticsearch.action.ActionListener;
import org.elasticsearch.action.support.ActionFilters;
import org.elasticsearch.action.support.master.TransportMasterNodeAction;
import org.elasticsearch.cluster.ClusterState;
import org.elasticsearch.cluster.block.ClusterBlockException;
import org.elasticsearch.cluster.block.ClusterBlockLevel;
import org.elasticsearch.cluster.metadata.IndexNameExpressionResolver;
import org.elasticsearch.cluster.service.ClusterService;
import org.elasticsearch.common.inject.Inject;
import org.elasticsearch.index.analysis.AnalysisRegistry;
import org.elasticsearch.license.LicenseUtils;
import org.elasticsearch.license.XPackLicenseState;
import org.elasticsearch.tasks.Task;
import org.elasticsearch.threadpool.ThreadPool;
import org.elasticsearch.transport.TransportService;
import org.elasticsearch.xpack.core.XPackField;
import org.elasticsearch.xpack.core.ml.action.PutJobAction;
import org.elasticsearch.xpack.ml.job.JobManager;

public class TransportPutJobAction extends TransportMasterNodeAction<PutJobAction.Request, PutJobAction.Response> {

    private final JobManager jobManager;
    private final XPackLicenseState licenseState;
    private final AnalysisRegistry analysisRegistry;

    @Inject
    public TransportPutJobAction(TransportService transportService, ClusterService clusterService,
                                 ThreadPool threadPool, XPackLicenseState licenseState, ActionFilters actionFilters,
                                 IndexNameExpressionResolver indexNameExpressionResolver, JobManager jobManager,
                                 AnalysisRegistry analysisRegistry) {
        super(PutJobAction.NAME, transportService, clusterService, threadPool, actionFilters, PutJobAction.Request::new,
            indexNameExpressionResolver, PutJobAction.Response::new, ThreadPool.Names.SAME);
        this.licenseState = licenseState;
        this.jobManager = jobManager;
        this.analysisRegistry = analysisRegistry;
    }

    @Override
    protected void masterOperation(Task task, PutJobAction.Request request, ClusterState state,
                                   ActionListener<PutJobAction.Response> listener) throws Exception {
        jobManager.putJob(request, analysisRegistry, state, listener);
    }

    @Override
    protected ClusterBlockException checkBlock(PutJobAction.Request request, ClusterState state) {
        return state.blocks().globalBlockedException(ClusterBlockLevel.METADATA_WRITE);
    }

    @Override
    protected void doExecute(Task task, PutJobAction.Request request, ActionListener<PutJobAction.Response> listener) {
        if (licenseState.checkFeature(XPackLicenseState.Feature.MACHINE_LEARNING)) {
            super.doExecute(task, request, listener);
        } else {
            listener.onFailure(LicenseUtils.newComplianceException(XPackField.MACHINE_LEARNING));
        }
    }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


This first week summary marks the end of the first week of the third VanYulay shave project. Just like the first two projects I started the first week with using all six soaps to get a feel for each one and then decide which soap I wanted to use for the second week of the project. I had six shave soaps to try from VanYulay and I liked each one of them. The 'Cherry Tobacco' is labeled a 'Croap' which is cross between a hard soap and soft shaving cream. A 'Croap' has a solid consistency but is soft enough to press your finger into it and leave an indention. The 'Cherry Tobacco' shave soap creates a thick, creamy lather in a short period of time. It contains several natural ingredients such as Cocoa Butter, Calendula and Babassu Oil, Castor and Emu Oil, Aloe Vera, Glycerin and Bentonite Clay. The aroma of the 'Cherry Tobacco' is of sweet tobacco which is deep and rich. The 'Idzan' shaving soap is a vegan formula following suite with the 'Cherry Tobacco' when it comes to being labeled as a 'Croap'. This soap lathers quickly and also forms a thick and creamy lather. The scent of the 'Idzan' creates a pepper and fresh spice aroma that permeates the air during shaving. Grapeseed-Babassu-Castor-Coconut and Argan Oils, Aloe Vera, Glycerin and Kaolin Clay are some of the main natural ingredients found in every tin of 'Idzan'. The 'Cherry Tobacco'and 'Idzan' shave soap both come in a 4 oz. tin that leaves plenty of room for building lather. A bowl is optional when using these soaps.
The natural ingredients found in both of these soaps have a lot of skin care and shaving routine benefits such as increasing Moisturization keeping skin soft and supple, Protects skin from heat, Helps heal Eczema and psoriasis, Has anti-bacterial, immunostimulant and antioxidant properties, Has mildly astringent and antiseptic qualities, Helps treat slow healing cuts, Helps stimulate production of collagen fighting the effects of aging and increasing the skins elasticity, Helps sooth dry and itchy skin, Also a good source of vitamin E. These are just a few examples of the many benefits these natural ingredients have to offer.
The other two soaps I tried were from the 'Hercules' line which is a goat milk and glycerin formula with over 350 fragrances available to try. The two I picked were the 'Tobacco Vanilla' and 'Patchouli'. Both scents permeated the air with a deep aroma. The 'Tobacco Vanilla' was very rich while the 'Patchouli' not so rich. The strength of aroma from the 'Patchouli' was faint and not overwhelming which was surprising to me. I have smelled quite a few patchouli scented shave soap in my time as a wet shaver and they all have been very strong. I'm not a big fan of strong scented shave soap, it irritates my skin and it also can irritate others around me as well. In terms of functionality The two soaps produce the same thick and creamy lather that provides a lot of slickness and also a great cushion that creates a comfortable shave every time with less irritation and razor burn. Since the 'Hercules' line is the same soap with a vast variety of fragrances, the amount of lather this soaps can produce is the same depending on how much water you use. A little water goes a long way, too much water will leave your lather thin and runny, not enough water can make your lather dry and thirsty. I always add a little water and then work it into the lather. If I need more water I will add it and repeat the process. Don't rush the process, a great lather means a more comfortable shave.
The 'Hercules' shave soap line have a variety of natural ingredients for great skin care and an even better shaving routine. Glycerin, Goatmilk, Safflower-Coconut-Palm-Manteca-Olive-Emu–Grapeseed-Almond-Castor-Oils, Honey, Kokum-Mango-Coco-Shea-Butters, Chamomile, Calendula, White Kaolin Clay and Vitamin E can produce a vitamin enriched shaving cream that also acts as a conditioner helping to protect your skin while shaving. These natural ingredients help keep your skin soft, smooth and healthy.
Last but not least I also received two tins of soap from the 'Aquarius' line. This line also has over 350 scents available. I picked the 'Black Dragon' and 'Dark Fougere'. These soaps are very soft so you are not starting a lather in the tins these soaps come in. A little soap goes a long way. I just gently pushed the bristles of my shave brush into the soap and turned a little bit gathering a small amount and then building a shave ready lather in a shaving bowl. The lather from both soaps were equally thick and creamy that was comforting once spread across my head and face. The 'Black Dragon' and 'Dark Fougere' have strong rich and dark scents that are very noticeable but not overwhelming long after your done shaving. There is a good reason for this, the 'Aquarius' line also serves as a cologne as well as shave soap. Rest assured that once you are done shaving the scent will last for a while. These soaps will keep you smelling fresh and clean long after your shave is done. The 'Aquarius' soap line also uses natural ingredients to provide a quality shave every time. Glycerin, Safflower Oil, Aloe Vera, Babassu Oil, Meadow Foam, Rosehip Oil, Jojoba Oil, Sunflower Oil, Amino Acids, Sea Clay and Calendula Oil help increase the skins ability to produce collagen improving elasticity, provides a lot of vitamins and minerals for your skin, helps to rehydrate your skin through increasing moisture content. These natural ingredients keep your skin looking soft, smooth and healthy. I'm looking forward to another six weeks of shaving with the VanYulay soaps. Love your products and you will love the results. Thank you and have a #Baldtastic day!


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EVSI - Envision Solar International, Inc.
Bid 5.25 x 3100
Ask 5.95 x 2200
Day's Range 5.43 - 6.05
52 Week Range 4.52 - 12.40
Market Cap 30.918M
EPS (TTM) N/A
Forward Dividend & Yield N/A (N/A)
GlobeNewswire•6 days ago
Envision Solar Completes $3.3 M, 50-Unit Delivery of EV ARC™ Units to New York City for the NYC Municipal Electric Vehicle Fleet
Envision Solar International, Inc., (Nasdaq: EVSI) ("Envision," or the "Company"), the leading producer of unique and sustainable infrastructure products for electric vehicle charging, energy security and outdoor media, announced today that on June 29, 2019 it completed the delivery of a $3.3M, 50-unit purchase order of EV ARC™ units to the City of New York, the latest issued against a multi-year contract awarded in 2017 to supply EV ARC™ products for its rapidly growing fleet of electric vehicles. The engineering, permitting and construction of grid-tied EV chargers can be challenging, expensive and time consuming in large and complex cities like New York City.
Envision Solar Announces Follow-on Order From the City of Santa Monica
SAN DIEGO, July 09, 2019 -- Envision Solar International, Inc., (Nasdaq CM: EVSI, EVSIW) ("Envision Solar," or the "Company"), the leading producer of unique and sustainable.
ACCESSWIRE•22 days ago
Envision Solar Adds First Major Pharmaceutical Company to Growing Roster of Customers
Deployment Marks Envision's First in Massachusetts SAN DIEGO, CA / ACCESSWIRE / June 25, 2019 / Envision Solar International, Inc., (Nasdaq CM: EVSI, EVSIW) ("Envision Solar," or the "Company"), ...
Envision Solar's EV ARC(TM) Solar-Powered EV Charger Featured at Government Fleet Expo
SAN DIEGO, CA / ACCESSWIRE / June 18, 2019 / Envision Solar International, Inc. , (Nasdaq CM: EVSI , EVSIW) ("Envision Solar," or the "Company"), the leading producer of unique and ...
ACCESSWIRE•last month
Ontility Adds Envision Solar EV ARC(TM) Products to its Product Portfolio with a First Sale to a New Green Building Location
SAN DIEGO, CA / ACCESSWIRE / June 13, 2019 / Envision Solar International, Inc., (Nasdaq CM: EVSI, EVSIW) ("Envision Solar," or the "Company"), the leading producer of unique and sustainable infrastructure products for electric vehicle charging, energy security and outdoor media, today announced that solar industry leader Ontility has deployed two of the company's EV ARC™ products to provide emissions-free charging for employees at one of its customer's new business location. ONTILITY delivers best-in class solar products distribution, support services and solar solutions for residential, commercial and utility projects, and has added the EV ARC™ product to its solar solutions portfolio. This customer chose the solar-powered and rapidly deployable EV ARC™ product because of its ease of installation and because it provides a highly visible statement of its commitment to the environment, which will be placed in front of their state-of-the-art facility.
ACCESSWIRE•2 months ago
Envision Solar to Present at the LD Micro 9th Annual Invitational Conference on June 4, 2019
SAN DIEGO, CA / ACCESSWIRE / May 29, 2019 / Envision Solar International, Inc., (NasdaqCM: EVSI, EVSIW) ("Envision Solar," or the "Company"), a leading producer of unique and sustainable ...
Envision Solar Announces Closing of Second Over-Allottment Exercise for Gross Proceeds of Additional $1.2 Million
SAN DIEGO, CA / ACCESSWIRE / May 22, 2019 / Envision Solar International, Inc., (NASDAQ: EVSI, EVSIW) ("Envision Solar," or the "Company"), a leading producer of unique and sustainable ...
Envision Solar Announces First Quarter 2019 Financial Results and Provides Corporate Update
SAN DIEGO, CA / ACCESSWIRE / May 16, 2019 / Envision Solar International, Inc. , (NASDAQ: EVSI ) ("Envision Solar," or the "Company"), the leading producer of unique and sustainable ...
County of San Diego Operations Center Features EV ARC(TM) Portable, Solar-Powered Electric Vehicle Charging Station at Its Earth Day Outreach Event
SAN DIEGO, CA / ACCESSWIRE / May 2, 2019 / Envision Solar International, Inc., (NASDAQ: EVSI, EVSIW) ("Envision Solar," or the "Company"), the leading producer of unique and sustainable infrastructure products for electric vehicle charging, energy security and outdoor media, today announced the County of San Diego Operations Center featured the EV ARC™ portable, solar-powered EV charging solution at its Earth Day Outreach event. "The versatility of our EV ARC to be moved at a moment's notice provides the flexibility needed in our operations. Moving our EV ARC is as simple as scheduling a meeting.
Envision Solar Announces Closing of Upsized $12.0 Million Public Offering
SAN DIEGO, CA / ACCESSWIRE / April 18, 2019 / Envision Solar International, Inc., (NasdaqCM: EVSI, EVSIW) ("Envision Solar," or the "Company"), a leading producer of unique and sustainable ...
Envision Solar Announces Pricing of Upsized $12.0 Million Public Offering and Uplisting to Nasdaq
SAN DIEGO, CA / ACCESSWIRE / April 16, 2019 / Envision Solar International, Inc., (NasdaqCM: EVSI, EVSIW) (''Envision Solar,'' or the ''Company''), a leading producer of unique and sustainable infrastructure ...
Envision Solar Announces Record 2018 Revenues of $6.2 Million, a 336% Increase Over 2017
SAN DIEGO, CA / ACCESSWIRE / March 21, 2019 / Envision Solar International, Inc., (EVSI) ("Envision Solar," or the "Company"), the leading producer of unique and sustainable infrastructure products for electric vehicle charging, energy security and outdoor media released financial results for the full year of 2018 today. The Company achieved record revenue of approximately $6.2 million, a 336% increase over the prior year and higher than any full year in the Company's history. Revenue was achieved through new and repeat customer orders of the Company's EV ARC™ products from government and enterprise customers.
Envision Solar EV ARC(TM) Solar Charging Stations Available at Washington State Park this Spring
SAN DIEGO, CA / ACCESSWIRE / March 5, 2019 / Envision Solar International, Inc. , (OTCQB: EVSI ) (''Envision Solar,'' or the ''Company''), the leading producer of unique and sustainable infrastructure ...
City of Fort Lauderdale Selects Envision Solar's EV ARC™ Product for Fleet Services
Envision Solar International, Inc., (EVSI) ("Envision Solar," or the "Company"), the leading producer of unique and sustainable infrastructure products for electric vehicle charging, energy security and outdoor media, announced the City of Fort Lauderdale has selected the Company's EV ARC™ product to provide emission-free EV charging for its fleet vehicles. "The unique design of the solar power EV charging system eliminated the need to install additional electrical infrastructure. The unit will be used to charge four new electric vehicles that will be used by Fleet Services as loaner vehicles.
Summit Credit Union and J.H. Findorff & Son Inc. Select Envision Solar EV ARC™ Products for New Headquarters
SAN DIEGO, Nov. 29, 2018 -- Envision Solar International, Inc., (OTCQB: EVSI) ("Envision Solar," or the "Company"), the leading producer of unique and sustainable.
Envision Solar Announces Record Q3 and Year to Date Revenues and Positive Gross Margins
Envision Solar International, Inc., (EVSI) ("Envision Solar," or the "Company"), the leading producer of unique and sustainable infrastructure products for electric vehicle charging, energy security and outdoor media, released financial results for the third quarter and year to date, 2018 on Wednesday. In the third quarter of 2018, the Company achieved revenue of $938,218, a 316% increase over the same period in 2017 and the highest third quarter revenue in the Company's history. The Company has achieved YTD revenues of $4.7M, a 322% increase over 2017 and higher than any full year in the Company's history.
Envision Solar's European Patent for EV ARC™ Products Approved
Envision Solar International, Inc., (OTCQB: EVSI) ("Envision Solar," or the "Company"), the leading producer of unique and sustainable infrastructure products for electric vehicle charging, energy security and outdoor media, announced today that the European Patent Office has approved a patent for the Company's EV ARC™ products. The European patent for the Company's EV ARC™ product has been assigned publication No. EP3377828, issued on September 26th, 2018. The Company recently announced the issuance of a Chinese patent for its EV ARC™ product and a US patent for its Transformer ARC™ product to add to its growing intellectual property portfolio.
Envision Solar Announces the Delivery of EV ARC™ Products to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife
Envision Solar International, Inc. (EVSI), the leading producer of unique and sustainable infrastructure products for electric vehicle charging, energy security and outdoor media, announced the successful delivery and deployment of EV ARC™ products to California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) locations, including Elkhorn Slough Ecological Reserve and the Department's License and Revenue Branch at Los Alamitos. The EV ARC™ units will provide charging for CDFW fleet and employee vehicles. The delivery marks the first EV ARC™ products to be deployed by CDFW.


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My 13 year old daughter was diagnosed with Chiari Malformation and consequently had a decompression surgery. Following the surgery she had a rough recovery and it turned out that a hole had formed in the dural patch that was installed in her dura mater. Once determined, she quickly had another surgery to repair the hole. Through the process we befriended the family in the neighboring ICU unit and learned that their son had the exact same surgery and the exact same problem, resulting in the exact same curative surgery to repair the hole in his patch. In speaking with the surgeon we learned that the holes were created from a reaction in which an adhesive (Adherus developed by Hyperbranch) that was used during the surgery essentially ate a hole through the bovian patch that was installed. Has anyone else experienced a hole in their dural patch? Or, has anyone experienced leaking through the patch that could have been caused by a sealant?
I have reported the incident to the FDA. They acknowledged receipt of the complaint, but I am not aware of an outcome.
If you are scheduled for surgery please make sure you inquire into the use of the Adherus adhesive.
what were your daughter's symptoms? i have been having a lot of symptom since my decompression but i don't think i got the dura patch and i'm trying to figure out what could it be.
She had a sizable lump just below the base of her skull from the spinal fluid leaking through the hole. It was very noticeable.
Had decompression nearly 5 years ago due to a very large syrinx and now have an egg sized lump of csf at the bottom left of my skull. I have days where my symptoms flare up and the lump is visibly larger.
For a long time I wanted it gone but my ns says more surgery could cause more complications and that I should aim to get another 10 years out of this surgery before risking it.
I get annoyed at being told the patch leaking is a "normal" complication seen after decompression surgery. It is very uncomfortable and sound resonates through and is amplified/distorted by it so it doesn't feel normal .
I have, however, trained myself not to worry about it . This was not easy and took time and practice. I felt like my ns and doctors can't help me further and weren't addressing how much the leak bothers me so it felt scary.
That is very unfortunate that you have to live with that. I'd be curious to know if the adhesive they used was Adherus. My NS told me that he has only once experienced leaking in a patch prior to my daughter's experience. I would question your NS in respect to the commonality of leaking.