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Postpone Sentencing Alicia Maki For Booster Club Embezzlement
Sentencing for Alicia Maki, 36, for embezzling funds from Crivitz Wolverine Boosters while she was treasurer of that organization has been postponed for nearly two additional months. Maki, who lives at N7579 Walleye Run, Crivitz, was arrested in fall of 2019 after Booster Club officers became concerned about finances of the group and discovered several thousands of dollars were missing from the club treasury. Since then, most of the missing money has been repaid, and legal proceedings against Maki have been proceeding slowly. She has been free on $5,000 signature bond since her initial appearance on Nov. 23, 2020.
Jury trial for Maki had been scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 26, of this year, but on Friday, Oct. 1 she entered guilty pleas to two Felony 1 counts of theft in a business setting of $2,500 to $5,000. Marinette County Circuit Court Branch I Judge Jane Sequin had found Maki guilty on one of the counts and agreed the second count would be read in for sentencing. Penalty for a Class I felony in Wisconsin includes a fine of no more than $10,000, imprisonment of no more than three years and six months, or both. Judge Sequin ordered a pre-sentence investigation and scheduled sentencing for 3:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 28.
However, on Monday afternoon Maki was not in court. District Attorney DeShea Morrow and Defense Attorney Christopher Froehlich were present in person, as was Judge Sequin asked if Maki would be participating in person or via Zoom, but it turned out she did not participate at all.
Froehlich said he had met with his client the previous week and everything was set for the sentencing. However, he said on Sunday Nov. 28 Maki had fallen from a height of about six feet while hanging Christmas decorations and broke her right hand and wrist and had a shoulder injury. She was treated at Aurora Hospital in Marinette, and required some surgery. Froehlich said early that morning Maki had confirmed to him that she was in a lot of pain, and was taking prescribed doses of Pentanol and other things.
Froehlich had contacted the court earlier in the day, provided documentation of Maki's injuries from the hospital, and asked for the sentencing to be rescheduled.
Morrow did not object. She said it would not be prudent to proceed with sentencing someone who had been taking the medication Maki was on.
Judge Sequin agreed. She said it would be good to bring this matter to a conclusion, "...but not under these circumstances."
Judge Sequin said she had an opening for sentencing on Wednesday, Dec. 8, but Froehlich said his client had told him she was not sure she would be okay by then.
Judge Sequin and the attorneys involved then set sentencing for 3 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 24.
"I just want the court to know I was all ready to go....I was prepared for sentencing today," Froehlich told Judge Sequin before leaving the courtroom.


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Police have now confirmed that a badly burnt body found in a Derbyshire lay-by by a member of the public was a man.
The man was white, and police believe his body was left in the lay-by sometime between 9pm and midnight on Sunday, October 9.
Detectives are still trying to discover the identity of the man and believe a fire was started at the scene.
The discovery was made in a parking area off the A628 just east of Tintwistle and north of Valehouse and Rhodeswood reservoirs.
Officers are asking anyone who was in the area between 9pm and midnight on Sunday, October 9 to come forward. They also want to speak to anyone who regularly travels along the A628 between Tintwistle and the Flouch roundabout to get in touch so their vehicles can be eliminated from the inquiry.
Drivers should ring in with the make and model of their vehicle and the time they made their journey.
Anyone with information as to the identity of the victim is also asked to come forward.
Contact Derbyshire police on 101 quoting incident 58 of October 11 or call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.


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St Trillo's Chapel, Marine Drive, Rhos-on-Sea
This tiny building is thought to be the smallest church in the British Isles. It has enough seats for just six people. The chapel is named after St Trillo, a 6th-century saint who built his cell here. Communion services are still held in the church.
The building has been heavily repaired over the centuries, and its age is unknown. St Trillo's cell was probably made of wood and wattle, although he may have built a wall of stones gathered from the beach to protect the structure from winds.
The spring inside the chapel provided St Trillo with drinking water. You can still see the well in front of the altar, if the chapel is unlocked. This water source would have influenced his decision to build his cell at this spot. For centuries, this well supplied the water for baptisms across the extensive medieval parish of Llandrillo. It also had a long tradition of being a healing well.
The parish church (1km to the south west) is dedicated to St Trillo. St Trillo's Church at Llandrillo-yn-Edeyrn in Denbighshire (between Corwen and Bala) was founded by him, according to tradition.
Walk a little to south-east along the seafront and you should be able to see, at low tide, the remains of Rhos Fynach medieval fishing weir, one of two which once existed at Rhos. The Rhos Fynach weir was already functioning at the time of the Magna Carta in 1215. It was still in use in 1865, when it trapped a shark 2.4 metres in length, and in 1907, when it trapped 10 tons of mackerel on a single tide. The weir fell into disuse during the First World War. Its wooden stakes were later removed to prevent damage to boats.
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Picasso was unquestionably one of the most gifted printmakers of all time. His ability to master any technique, from etching and aquatint to lithography and linocuts, has earned him a distinguished place in the history of art.
The greatest painter and most innovative sculptor of the twentieth century, Pablo Picasso was also its foremost printmaker. His graphic oeuvre spans more than seven decades, from 1899 to 1972. His published prints total approximately 2000 different images pulled from metal, stone, wood, linoleum and celluloid. His unpublished prints, perhaps 200 more, have yet to be exactly counted.
Picasso's prints demonstrate his intuitive and characteristic ability to recognize and exploit the possibilities inherent in any medium in which he chose to work. Once he had mastered the traditional methods of a print medium, like etching on metal, Picasso usually experimented further, pursuing, for example, scarcely known intaglio techniques such as sugar-lift aquatint.
The printed graphic work of Picasso shows a clearly defined succession of periods in which certain techniques predominated.
Early on, the copperplate, with its variants of the etching and drypoint, fascinated the young artist. In the Parisian ateliers of the masters of this craft, Eugene Delatre, Louis Fort and above all, Roger Lacouriere, he was introduced to many new techniques. Later, Picasso acquired his own press on which he made many trial proofs and further explored the secrets of printmaking.
Between 1919 and 1930 he occasionally turned his hand to lithography. Then, in the etchings of the Vollard series, his creative powers reached a first culminating point. Most of the compositions that followed during the war years were intended for book illustrations.
In 1939, on the eve of the Second World War, Picasso carved his first linoleum cut. The work was the artist's contribution to the hastily assembled album of poems and prints Pour la Tchecoslovaquie: Homage a un pays martyrpublished to commemorate Czechoslovakian martyrs. Its style is quick and curvilinear. Its violent image, the head of an anguished screaming woman, was printed in black and white. It may be considered Picasso's final postscript to his mural Guernica (1937), and until 1951 Picasso could look back on some 300 etchings and engravings that he had produced over the previous thirty-five years. His achievement in intaglio had been extraordinary and it alone could assure his pre-eminence in the history of printmaking.
The year 1945 marks the inception of his great lithographic work in the atelier of Fernand Mourlot. It seems almost as though he was now eager to make up for lost time. His growing mastery of the medium and his inventive genius soon enables him to venture into domains new to lithography and to achieve bold and striking effects.
After World War II, Picasso's production as a printmaker substantially increased and the etching and engraving continued to be his favorite medium for graphic expression. During several concentrated spans of time, however, he was profoundly involved with two other techniques: first lithography on stone, (and its surrogate, zinc) and subsequently, linocut, a relief method of carving and printing similar to woodcut but utilizing a linoleum instead of a wood surface. Picasso adapted the processes of both lithography and linocut to his own language and to his individual methods as a peintre-graveur. His continual inventiveness sometimes challenged his collaborators, the printers, to the limits of their own skills as craftsmen.
Picasso's prolific and astonishing example in lithography during the late 1940's and the 1950's encouraged other principal painters of the Ecole des Paris, including Leger and Miro, to work directly on stone and zinc in association with printers. Two women, Francoise Gilot, a painter and writer Picasso met in 1943, and Jacqualine Roque, whom he met in 1953 (and who would become his second wife in 1961) were the primary sources of inspiration for his lithographic output. In 1951, when Picasso was seventy, he renewed his interest in the art of linocut, an interest which would continue for almost two decades.
In 1963 Piero and Aldo Crommelynck brought a hand press from Paris to Mougins, where the artist had settled permanently. From then on, his etching, drypoint and aquatint would translate into black and white on color compositions of unfailing inspiration.
In his eighties, Picasso actively resumed etching and engraving and about 500 intaglio plated from this period of his career have been published. Finally, in 1972, a year before his death, Picasso etched two intaglio plates, his last prints.
Picasso has astonished the ablest printmakers again and again. It is not only that he mastered the difficulties of new techniques with playful ease; he soon went on to obtain results that had hitherto been deemed impossible. A virtuoso craftsman in engraving, etching, lithography and linocut, he explored their secrets with patience, love, and elicits from each medium the very subtlest effects it is capable of yielding. Picasso cared. It is hardly surprising that five, ten or even thirty states were sometimes necessary before a masterpiece emerged from his hands.
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The inclusion of raunchy laffer "Bridesmaids" and dark thriller "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo" in the American Film Institute's film selections for the 2011 AFI Awards has added more fuel to the kudos-season fire.
The AFI mention will help "Bridesmaids" be seen as a possible contender in thesping and screenplay races, while anticipation has been building on "Dragon Tattoo's" prospects. Most of the other AFI film picks unveiled Sunday are titles that are already enjoying award-season buzz: Alexander Payne's "The Descendants," which also topped the Los Angeles Film Critics Assn. list this weekend; DreamWorks/Touchstone's "The Help"; Martin Scorsese's 3D extravaganza "Hugo"; Clint Eastwood's Leonardo DiCaprio starrer "J. Edgar"; Woody Allen's ensembler "Midnight in Paris"; Brad Pitt starrer "Moneyball"; Terrence Malick's "The Tree of Life," which also stars Pitt; and Steven Spielberg's "War Horse."
Awards-circuit darling "The Artist" and box office titan "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows — Part 2" received special awards instead of being a part of the official list. AFI's special kudos recognize films that don't meet the org's general awards criteria, most notably that a production be primarily American-generated
In TV, there were few surprises. AFI's choices for programs of the year are: "Boardwalk Empire," "Breaking Bad," "Curb Your Enthusiasm," "Game of Thrones," "The Good Wife," "Homeland," "Justified," "Louie," "Modern Family" and "Parks and Recreation."
Showtime's "Homeland" and HBO's "Game of Thrones" were the only frosh series recognized. FX's "Louie" and "Justified" cracked the list for the first time. HBO's "Boardwalk Empire" and AMC's "Breaking Bad" drew their second consecutive mentions ("Bad" also made the 2008 list), while ABC's "Modern Family" logged its third in a row.
With the exception of "The Town," all of the pics on last year's AFI film list went on to earn Oscar noms. "The King's Speech," because of its British pedigree, received the same special recognition mention that AFI was given "The Artist" this year.
A mention from AFI helps a number of films remain a part of the awards conversation at a crucial time.
For "The Help," "The Descendants" and "Midnight in Paris," the AFI spotlight underlines these pics as must-see entries for Academy voters, who often use the downtime during the holiday season to catch up on their homework before tackling their Oscar nom ballots next month.
For "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo," AFI showed that months of industry screenings aren't really the key to achieving recognition. The inclusion of "J. Edgar" and "War Horse" show that online sniping doesn't negate industry sentiment for veteran filmmakers. And there's been a groundswell of awards buzz for Melissa McCarthy as a supporting actress contender for "Bridesmaids" — chatter that is likely to only get louder in the next month.
AFI's selections are unlikely to have much sway on the outcome of Thursday's Golden Globes nominations because those ballots are due to the accounting firm by today.
Creatives behind the pics and TV shows will receive awards at an invitation-only luncheon set for Jan. 13 at the Four Seasons Hotel in Los Angeles.
The complete list of honorees follows:
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NYU Announces New Medical School on Long Island
Published February 19, 2019 • Updated on February 19, 2019 at 6:08 pm
New York University has announced Tuesday it is creating a new, three-year medical school on Long Island
The university plans open its new school on the NYU Winthrop Hospital campus in Mineola;
full-tuition scholarships will be offered to all students in its MD program regardless of merit or financial need
New York University has announced Tuesday it is creating a new, three-year medical school on Long Island.
The university plans open its new school on the NYU Winthrop Hospital campus in Mineola.
NYU Long Island School of Medicine will have a curricular focus on training and producing primary care physicians. Additionally, full-tuition scholarships will be offered to all students in its MD program regardless of merit or financial need — following the steps of NYU School of Medicine, which announced Aug. 16 free tuition for all current and future students.
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The new program received preliminary accreditation by the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME), the accrediting body for educational programs at medical schools in the United States and Canada, on Feb. 12.
The approval indicates confidence in NYU's plans for the proposed medical school, and paves the way for recruiting the first class of students for July 2019.
The proposed medical school at NYU Winthrop would accept 24 students for its first class in the summer of 2019, with additional slots opening up in subsequent years, eventually accommodating 40 students in each of its three classes.
Final approval from the New York State Education Department is still pending and is expected later this spring.
NYU Long Island School of Medicine will serve as NYU's second medical school and will be the only accelerated three-year MD program focused on primary care, including internal and community medicine, pediatrics, OB/GYN, and surgery, according to school officials.
Additionally, NYU Long Island School of Medicine will offer students a conditional acceptance to an NYU Winthrop residency slot through the National Resident Matching Program (NMRP) upon matriculation.
"What distinguishes NYU is its capacity for boldness and innovation. This new medical school is emblematic of that. By offering an exceptional educational experience, it will enable us to develop a new generation of medical leaders in primary care, an area of medicine where there is a pressing need," said Andrew Hamilton, President of New York University.
"The launch of this program adds not just breadth but real strength to our healthcare enterprise. NYU-trained physicians are among the world's most highly respected; this new cohort will expand the good that can be done by our medical graduates," Hamilton added.
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10/11/2022 | 07:05am EDT Message : *Required fields Reaffirms previous 2022 Adjusted EBITDA guidance at midpoint and accelerates Adjusted EBITDA profitability to 2023, a year earlier than previously anticipated Will no longer offer Individual and Family Plan products through Bright HealthCare in 2023, or Medicare Advantage products outside of California and Florida Raises $175 million of committed convertible preferred equity capital to fully fund business to profitability Expects to deliver a $3 billion Net Revenue balanced business in 2023 through its risk-bearing care delivery and Medicare Advantage businesses Bright Health Group, Inc. ("Bright Health") (NYSE: BHG) today announced its decision to further focus its business on its Fully Aligned Care Model and will no longer offer Individual and Family Plans through Bright HealthCare, or Medicare Advantage products outside of California and Florida in 2023. In addition, Bright Health announced raising $175 million of committed convertible preferred equity capital that is expected to close in the coming weeks and take the business through profitability. Focusing on Bright Health's largest healthcare markets where it operates its differentiated Fully Aligned Care Model in partnership with aligned external payors and care providers is a faster path to profitability, has greater predictability, and is more capital efficient. The company now expects to be profitable on an Adjusted EBITDA basis in 2023 and will serve underserved populations through its risk-bearing care delivery business, Medicare Advantage products, and the ACO REACH Program in states that cover 26% of the aging U.S. population. Further, given the continued solid performance year-to-date, Bright Health Group reaffirms its previous Adjusted EBITDA guidance for 2022 at the midpoint of the range. "We have demonstrated the power of the Fully Aligned Care Model in serving aging and underserved populations and progressed the marketplace towards seeing the promise in value-based care across all populations," said Mike Mikan, President and CEO, Bright Health Group. "The changes announced today give Bright Health a strong and stable platform for profitable growth at much lower risk. This is one more strategic step to building a differentiated and profitable business at scale." With this announcement, in addition to the previously announced market exits, Bright HealthCare will not offer Individual and Family health plans in Alabama, Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Nebraska, North Carolina, Texas, and Tennessee after 2022(1), or Medicare Advantage plans outside of California and Florida. This focused footprint reduces Bright Health's overall regulated capital need and is expected to release excess regulated capital of approximately $250 million upon settlement of all medical liabilities and approval from state regulators. Bright HealthCare will continue to meet its obligations and service impacted members for the remainder of plan year 2022 and will work to support all impacted members in the move to new plans during the upcoming annual and open enrollment periods so that they do not experience any interruption in their coverage. Members enrolled in impacted plans will receive discontinuation letters, in the near future. For more information, visit https://brighthealthcare.com/markets . (1) Bright HealthCare is in ongoing discussion on the continuation for 2023 of an immaterial amount of Individual and Family Plan business in certain states including California and Colorado. Conference Call Bright Health Group will host a conference call to discuss today's announcement with investors at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time today. To participate via telephone, please register at this link . Bright Health Group will also webcast this conference call live, which can be accessed from the Investor Relations page of the company's website: investors.brighthealthgroup.com . Following the call, a webcast replay will be available on the same site. About Bright Health Group Bright Health Group is a technology enabled, value-based healthcare company that organizes and operates networks of affiliate care providers to be successful at managing population risk. We focus on serving aging and underserved consumers that have unmet clinical needs through our Fully Aligned Care Model in Florida, Texas and California, some of the largest markets in healthcare where 26% of the U.S. aging population call home. We believe everyone should have access to personal, affordable, and high-quality healthcare. Our mission is to Make healthcare right. Together. For more information, visit www.brighthealthgroup.com . Forward-Looking Statements Statements made in this release that are not statements of historical fact, including statements about our beliefs and expectations, are forward-looking statements and should be evaluated as such. Forward-looking statements include information concerning possible or assumed future results of operations, including descriptions of our business plan and strategies. These statements often include words such as "anticipate," "expect," "plan," "believe," "intend," "project," "forecast," "estimates," "projections," "outlook," and other similar expressions. These forward-looking statements include any statements regarding our plans and expectations with respect to Bright Health Group, Inc. and the closing of our committed convertible preferred equity capital. Such forward-looking statements are subject to various risks, uncertainties and assumptions. Accordingly, there are or will be important factors that could cause actual outcomes or results to differ materially from those indicated in these statements. Factors that might materially affect such forward-looking statements include: our ability to continue as a going concern if we do not obtain additional financing; our ability to comply with ongoing regulatory requirements, including consent decrees or governmental orders; a lack of acceptance or slow adoption of our updated business model; our ability to retain existing consumers and expand consumer enrollment; our ability to obtain and accurately assess, code, and report Individual and Family Plan and Medicare Advantage risk adjustment factor scores for consumers; our ability to contract with high-quality care partners, maintain healthy relationships with them, and arrange for the provision of quality care; our ability to accurately estimate our medical expenses, effectively manage our costs and claims liabilities or appropriately price our products and charge premiums; our ability to obtain claims information timely and accurately; the impact of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic on our business and results of operations; the risks associated with our reliance on third-party providers to operate our business; the impact of modifications or changes to the U.S. health insurance markets; our ability to manage any growth of our business; our ability to operate, update or implement our technology platform and other information technology systems; our ability to retain key executives; our ability to successfully pursue acquisitions and integrate acquired businesses; the occurrence of severe weather events, catastrophic health events, natural or man-made disasters, and social and political conditions or civil unrest; our ability to prevent and contain data security incidents and the impact of data security incidents on our members, patients, employees and financial results; our ability to comply with requirements to maintain effective internal controls; our ability to adapt to the new risks associated with our expansion into Direct Contracting / ACO Reach program; adverse outcomes of regulatory investigations or audits or lawsuits, actions or claims against us; our ability to successfully exit insurance markets in a cost and resource effective and efficient manner; and the other factors set forth under the heading "Risk Factors" in the Company's reports on Form 10-K and Form 10-Q (including all amendments to those reports) and our other filings with the SEC. Except as required by law, we undertake no obligation to update publicly any forward-looking statements for any reason after the date of this release to conform these statements to actual results or changes in our expectations. View source version on businesswire.com: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20221010005817/en/ © Business Wire 2022
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Bright HealthCare Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When was Bright HealthCare founded?
Bright HealthCare was founded in 2016.
Where is Bright HealthCare's headquarters?
Bright HealthCare's headquarters is located at 219 North 2nd Street, Minneapolis.
What is Bright HealthCare's latest funding round?
Bright HealthCare's latest funding round is IPO.
How much did Bright HealthCare raise?
Bright HealthCare raised a total of $1.575B.
Who are the investors of Bright HealthCare?
Investors of Bright HealthCare include New Enterprise Associates, Bessemer Venture Partners, Greenspring Associates, Tiger Global Management, Blackstone and 11 more.
Who are Bright HealthCare's competitors?
Competitors of Bright HealthCare include Groundspeed Analytics, Metromile, Alan, Digit Insurance, PolicyGenius and 13 more.
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Sometimes the days turn into nights. So, the early morning Oxford market would have been too much - Karen didn't make it in until the end of the night.
Plenty of work to do on the farm. But we expect to run into town, so we may be able to handle deliveries before the holiday.


I am doing a new live stream segment on my Facebook Page where I do a video with my fellow bloggers. It was my first episode last Labor Day Monday, May 1, and it was a success. We had so much fun that I have decided to make it a regular thing.
The official poster of the first-ever BLS.
I have asked 3 of my blogger friends commonly asked questions. However, I was not able to answer them myself. On this post, I will share my thoughts and will answer them to you.
Before we start the ball from rolling, my episode guests were Christoeffer John Estrada of foureyedlaagan.com, Wellbein Borja of pergazine.com and Johanna Marie Frejoles of beanintransit.com for an hour and 45 minutes of wacky talks and random thoughts talking about blogging to our viewers.
I was supposed to be asking them ten questions during the live stream but due to time constraints, I was only able to give them the first 5 and entertained other questions from our viewers. I will not include the rest of the questions here since it would be irrelevant for the discussion.
On this blog post, I will only answer the very first question I have asked them.
What's the first thing you need to consider before starting a blog?
With my Blogging Tips discussion here, I am always true to the idea that as a blogger, one must identify first the niche of the blog. A "niche" is a special area of concentration for your content. It's the main topic you want to talk about on your blog.
There are many kinds of blogging niche: Travel, Health & Fitness, Movies, Photography, Technology, Personal (or Lifestyle), Food,	News & Events, Fashion,	Business, Arts & Entertainment and a lot more.
When you found out your strong niche and would master how to write about it on your blog, it can help you with the topics you want to share. Writing about it will be much easier and that can be a plus factor in blogging regularly.
After knowing your true niche, the next thing you are going to consider is looking for your brand name. It can be challenging because branding is the representation of who you are as a blogger and it will tell your readers more about you and what you write on your blog.
You also need to consider your domain name (or the blog URL address). It must maintain the KISS principle in choosing your domain name: "Keep It Short and Simple." Also, take note that when choosing a domain name for your blog, it is catchy, easy to remember and relevant to who you are for your online presence.
For more blogging tips, click here.
I hope you have enjoyed our first live stream session. You can rewatch the video on my Facebook Page. You can go to my YouTube channel as well, or check the video below.
If you have questions, or if you wish to share your ideas about this discussion, you can leave your thoughts in the comments section below. I would be very happy to read them.


Posters from some of the world's most famous museums, art galleries and concert halls will take a unique twist in the latest exhibition by renowned artist Neil Shawcross, currently running at at Belfast's Malone Exchange.
'World Tour Part 1' sees posters from venues across the world form the canvasses for each of the artist's works. He has painted an array of varying subjects on the posters, sometimes fully replacing the existing image, while on other occasions complimenting the poster art.
An avid collector of posters from shows, exhibitions, concerts and other events Neil has produced 45 paintings for display at this show. He has accumulated a collection of approximately 100 posters from across the world over the last thirty years including Belfast, Dublin, London, Liverpool, Paris, New York, San Francisco, Washington, Tokyo, Amsterdam and Ontario among others. The first tranche of these are included in this exhibition.
The Shawcross World Tour Part 1 is open from 10am to 5.30pm daily until Saturday June 20 at Malone Exchange, 226 Lisburn Road, Belfast. For more arts exhibitions and events in Northern Ireland visit our What's On section.


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Jeff Madrick on the Economic Crisis
Hugh Eakin speaks with economics writer and frequent Review contributor Jeff Madrick about the US policies that led to the international financial crisis, and about the problems that still lie ahead.
Charles Simic Reads Selected Poems
Former poet laureate Charles Simic, a longtime Review contributor, reads work from his two most recent collections, Sixty Poems and That Little Something.
Michael Massing in Ohio
Frequent Review contributor Michael Massing uncovers a surprising trend in Ohio voters' preferences in the final weeks of the presidential campaign.
The Election Issues Tour: Cambridge, Massachusetts
In a series of panels cosponsored by the Review and Guardian America, contributors and editors for both publications discuss the issues shaping the 2008 election campaigns and the challenges and opportunities that will face the new administration: Hosted by the Harvard Book Store, and held at the Brattle Theatre, Cambridge, Massachusetts, October 15, 2008.
The Election Issues Tour: Washington, DC
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The Election Issues Tour: San Francisco
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Martin Filler on Frank Lloyd Wright
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What Happens Now? A Conversation on the 2008 Election
On November 10, in a conversation moderated by Robert Silvers, Andrew Delbanco, Joan Didion, Jeff Madrick, Darryl Pinckney, Michael Tomasky, and Garry Wills discussed the implications of Barack Obama's election and the likely direction of his administration. Hosted by the New York Public Library's Cullman Center for Scholars and Writers and copresented with LIVE from the NYPL, the event celebrated the 45th anniversary of the Review.
Daniel Mendelsohn on Constantine Cavafy
Frequent Review contributor Daniel Mendelsohn speaks with Sasha Weiss about the "poet-historian" Constantine Cavafy. Mendelsohn's new translation of Cavafy's Collected Poems will be published in the spring of 2009, along with an accompanying volume of thirty unfinished poems that have never before been translated into English.
William Easterly on Foreign Aid Militarization
Economist William Easterly speaks with Hugh Eakin about the recent militarization of Western foreign aid policy, the dangers of this new "aid imperialism," and the role economists have played in its development.
Sue Halpern on Reportage from Iraq and Afghanistan
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Elizabeth Drew on the President-Elect
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Perry Link on China's Charter 08
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Barry Goldensohn Reads Selected Poems
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William Dalrymple on Pakistan
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Darryl Pinckney and Mark Danner on Obama's Inauguration
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Robert Malley on Gaza
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Alison Lurie on John Updike
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Tim Flannery on The Superorganism
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package com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk;

import android.content.Context;
import android.content.Intent;
import android.os.RemoteException;
import androidx.annotation.NonNull;
import androidx.annotation.VisibleForTesting;
import android.text.TextUtils;
import android.util.ArrayMap;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.javalib.Consumer;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.javalib.Delay;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.javalib.FallibleConsumer;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.javalib.MaybeConsumer;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.javalib.Scheduler;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.javalib.Success;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk.accounts.AppAccount;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk.actionarea.SensorFragment;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk.analytics.TrackerConstants;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk.data.GoosciSensorLayout.SensorLayout;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk.data.GoosciSensorLayout.SensorLayout.CardView;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk.data.GoosciSensorSpec;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk.filemetadata.Experiment;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk.filemetadata.Label;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk.filemetadata.SensorLayoutPojo;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk.filemetadata.SensorTrigger;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk.filemetadata.Trial;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk.metadata.GoosciCaption;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk.metadata.GoosciLabel;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk.metadata.GoosciSensorTriggerInformation.TriggerInformation.TriggerActionType;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk.metadata.GoosciSensorTriggerInformation.TriggerInformation.TriggerAlertType;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk.metadata.GoosciSensorTriggerLabelValue;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk.metadata.GoosciSnapshotValue;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk.metadata.GoosciSnapshotValue.SnapshotLabelValue.SensorSnapshot;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk.metadata.TriggerHelper;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk.sensorapi.ScalarSensor;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk.sensorapi.SensorChoice;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk.sensorapi.SensorEnvironment;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk.sensorapi.SensorObserver;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk.sensorapi.SensorRecorder;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk.sensorapi.SensorStatusListener;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk.sensordb.ScalarReading;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk.sensors.SystemScheduler;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk.wireapi.RecordingMetadata;
import com.google.android.apps.forscience.whistlepunk.wireapi.TransportableSensorOptions;
import com.google.common.base.Joiner;
import com.google.common.base.Preconditions;
import com.google.common.base.Supplier;
import com.google.common.collect.Lists;
import io.reactivex.Completable;
import io.reactivex.Maybe;
import io.reactivex.MaybeSource;
import io.reactivex.Observable;
import io.reactivex.Single;
import io.reactivex.subjects.BehaviorSubject;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.LinkedHashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Objects;
import java.util.Set;

/**
 * Keeps track of:
 *
 *

 *
All the recorders that are currently observing or recording
 *
The recording state (when did the current run start, if any?)
 *
The currently-selected experiment
 *

 */
public class RecorderControllerImpl implements RecorderController {
  private static final String TAG = "RecorderController";

  /**
   * Default delay to wait after the last observer stops before asking the sensor to stop
   * collecting.
   */
  // private static final Delay DEFAULT_STOP_DELAY = Delay.seconds(5);

  // TODO: remove this comment when we're sure about the delay.
  // To disable delayed stop, comment out the above line, and uncomment this one.
  private static final Delay DEFAULT_STOP_DELAY = Delay.ZERO;

  private final AppAccount appAccount;
  private DataController dataController;
  private final Scheduler scheduler;
  private final Clock clock;
  private final Delay stopDelay;
  private SensorAppearanceProvider appearanceProvider;
  private Map<String, StatefulRecorder> recorders = new LinkedHashMap<>();
  private final Context context;
  private final RecorderListenerRegistry registry;
  private Map<String, String> serviceObservers = new HashMap<>();
  private RecorderServiceConnection serviceConnection = null;
  private int pauseCount = 0;
  private final SensorEnvironment sensorEnvironment;
  private BehaviorSubject<Experiment> selectedExperiment = BehaviorSubject.create();
  private String currentTrialId = "";
  private boolean recordingStateChangeInProgress;
  private TriggerHelper triggerHelper;
  private boolean activityInForeground = false;
  private final Supplier<RecorderServiceConnection> connectionSupplier;

  private int nextTriggerListenerId = 0;
  private Map<Integer, TriggerFiredListener> triggerListeners = new HashMap<>();

  private Map<String, ObservedIdsListener> observedIdListeners = new ArrayMap<>();

  private BehaviorSubject<RecordingStatus> recordingStatus =
      BehaviorSubject.createDefault(RecordingStatus.INACTIVE);

  private Supplier<List<SensorLayoutPojo>> layoutSupplier;

  /** The latest recorded value for each sensor */
  private Map<String, BehaviorSubject<ScalarReading>> latestValues = new HashMap<>();

  public RecorderControllerImpl(Context context, AppAccount appAccount) {
    this(context, appAccount, AppSingleton.getInstance(context).getDataController(appAccount));
  }

  private RecorderControllerImpl(
      Context context, AppAccount appAccount, DataController dataController) {
    this(
        context,
        appAccount,
        AppSingleton.getInstance(context).getSensorEnvironment(),
        new RecorderListenerRegistry(),
        productionConnectionSupplier(context),
        dataController,
        new SystemScheduler(),
        DEFAULT_STOP_DELAY,
        AppSingleton.getInstance(context).getSensorAppearanceProvider(appAccount));
  }

  // TODO: use builder?
  /**
   * @param scheduler for scheduling delayed stops if desired (to prevent sensor stop/start churn)
   * @param stopDelay how long to wait before stopping sensors.
   */
  @VisibleForTesting
  public RecorderControllerImpl(
      final Context context,
      AppAccount appAccount,
      SensorEnvironment sensorEnvironment,
      RecorderListenerRegistry listenerRegistry,
      Supplier<RecorderServiceConnection> connectionSupplier,
      DataController dataController,
      Scheduler scheduler,
      Delay stopDelay,
      SensorAppearanceProvider appearanceProvider) {
    this.context = context;
    this.appAccount = appAccount;
    this.sensorEnvironment = sensorEnvironment;
    registry = listenerRegistry;
    this.connectionSupplier = connectionSupplier;
    this.dataController = dataController;
    this.scheduler = scheduler;
    this.stopDelay = stopDelay;
    this.appearanceProvider = appearanceProvider;
    clock = new CurrentTimeClock();
  }

  @NonNull
  private static Supplier<RecorderServiceConnection> productionConnectionSupplier(
      final Context context) {
    return () ->
        new RecorderServiceConnectionImpl(
            context, LoggingConsumer.expectSuccess(TAG, "remote service operation"));
  }

  // TODO: Can RecorderControllerImpl eventually own / look up the triggers so they don't
  //       need to be passed in here?
  @Override
  public String startObserving(
      final String sensorId,
      final List<SensorTrigger> activeTriggers,
      SensorObserver observer,
      SensorStatusListener listener,
      final TransportableSensorOptions initialOptions,
      SensorRegistry sensorRegistry) {
    // Put the observer and listener in the registry by sensorId.
    String observerId = registry.putListeners(sensorId, observer, listener);
    StatefulRecorder sr = recorders.get(sensorId);
    if (sr != null) {
      RecorderControllerImpl.this.startObserving(sr);
      addServiceObserverIfNeeded(sensorId, activeTriggers, sensorRegistry);
    } else {
      sensorRegistry.withSensorChoice(
          TAG,
          sensorId,
          new Consumer<SensorChoice>() {
            @Override
            public void take(SensorChoice sensor) {
              final SensorRecorder recorder =
                  sensor.createRecorder(
                      context,
                      appAccount,
                      registry.makeObserverForRecorder(sensorId),
                      registry,
                      sensorEnvironment);
              recorder.applyOptions(new ReadableTransportableSensorOptions(initialOptions));
              StatefulRecorder newStatefulRecorder =
                  new StatefulRecorder(recorder, scheduler, stopDelay);
              recorders.put(sensorId, newStatefulRecorder);

              // TODO: can we avoid passing sensorRegistry so deep?
              addServiceObserverIfNeeded(sensorId, activeTriggers, sensorRegistry);
              RecorderControllerImpl.this.startObserving(newStatefulRecorder);
            }
          });
    }
    return observerId;
  }

  @Override
  public void reboot(String sensorId) {
    StatefulRecorder recorder = recorders.get(sensorId);
    if (recorder != null) {
      recorder.reboot();
    }
  }

  private void addServiceObserverIfNeeded(
      final String sensorId,
      final List<SensorTrigger> activeTriggers,
      SensorRegistry sensorRegistry) {
    if (!latestValues.containsKey(sensorId)) {
      latestValues.put(sensorId, BehaviorSubject.<ScalarReading>create());
    }

    if (!serviceObservers.containsKey(sensorId)) {
      String serviceObserverId =
          registry.putListeners(
              sensorId,
              (timestamp, data) -> {
                if (!ScalarSensor.hasValue(data)) {
                  return;
                }
                double value = ScalarSensor.getValue(data);

                // Remember latest value
                latestValues.get(sensorId).onNext(new ScalarReading(timestamp, value, sensorId));

                // Fire triggers.
                for (SensorTrigger trigger : activeTriggers) {
                  if (!isRecording() && trigger.shouldTriggerOnlyWhenRecording()) {
                    continue;
                  }
                  if (trigger.isTriggered(value)) {
                    fireSensorTrigger(trigger, timestamp, sensorRegistry);
                  }
                }
              },
              null);
      serviceObservers.put(sensorId, serviceObserverId);
    }
  }

  private List<SensorLayoutPojo> buildSensorLayouts() {
    return layoutSupplier == null
        ? Collections.<SensorLayoutPojo>emptyList()
        : layoutSupplier.get();
  }

  private void fireSensorTrigger(
      SensorTrigger trigger, long timestamp, SensorRegistry sensorRegistry) {
    // TODO: Think about behavior for triggers firing near the same time, especially
    // regarding start/stop recording and notes. Right now behavior may not seem repeatable
    // depending on timing of callbacks and order of triggers. b/
    boolean triggerWasFired = false;
    if (trigger.getActionType() == TriggerActionType.TRIGGER_ACTION_START_RECORDING
        && !isRecording()
        && getSelectedExperiment() != null) {
      if (!recordingStateChangeInProgress) {
        triggerWasFired = true;
        for (TriggerFiredListener listener : triggerListeners.values()) {
          listener.onRequestStartRecording();
        }
        // TODO: test this subscribe
        startRecording(new Intent(context, MainActivity.class), /* not user initiated */ false)
            .subscribe(LoggingConsumer.observe(TAG, "start recording with trigger"));
        WhistlePunkApplication.getUsageTracker(context)
            .trackEvent(
                TrackerConstants.CATEGORY_RUNS,
                TrackerConstants.ACTION_TRY_RECORDING_FROM_TRIGGER,
                null,
                0);
      }
    } else if (trigger.getActionType() == TriggerActionType.TRIGGER_ACTION_STOP_RECORDING
        && isRecording()) {
      if (!recordingStateChangeInProgress) {
        triggerWasFired = true;
        for (TriggerFiredListener listener : triggerListeners.values()) {
          listener.onRequestStopRecording(this);
        }
        stopRecording(sensorRegistry)
            .subscribe(LoggingConsumer.observe(TAG, "stop recording with trigger"));
        WhistlePunkApplication.getUsageTracker(context)
            .trackEvent(
                TrackerConstants.CATEGORY_RUNS,
                TrackerConstants.ACTION_TRY_STOP_RECORDING_FROM_TRIGGER,
                null,
                0);
      }
    } else if (trigger.getActionType() == TriggerActionType.TRIGGER_ACTION_NOTE) {
      triggerWasFired = true;
      addTriggerLabel(timestamp, trigger, sensorRegistry);
    } else if (trigger.getActionType() == TriggerActionType.TRIGGER_ACTION_ALERT) {
      Set<TriggerAlertType> alertTypes = trigger.getAlertTypes();
      if (!alertTypes.isEmpty()) {
        triggerWasFired = true;
      }
      if (alertTypes.contains(TriggerAlertType.TRIGGER_ALERT_PHYSICAL)) {
        getTriggerHelper().doVibrateAlert(context);
      }
      if (alertTypes.contains(TriggerAlertType.TRIGGER_ALERT_AUDIO)) {
        getTriggerHelper().doAudioAlert(context);
      }
      // Visual alerts are not covered in RecorderControllerImpl.
    }
    // Not all triggers should actually be fired -- for example, we cannot stop recording if
    // we are not yet recording. Only call the trigger fired listeners when the event actually
    // takes place.
    if (triggerWasFired) {
      for (TriggerFiredListener listener : triggerListeners.values()) {
        listener.onTriggerFired(trigger);
      }
    }
  }

  private TriggerHelper getTriggerHelper() {
    if (triggerHelper == null) {
      triggerHelper = new TriggerHelper();
    }
    return triggerHelper;
  }

  private void addTriggerLabel(
      long timestamp, SensorTrigger trigger, SensorRegistry sensorRegistry) {
    if (getSelectedExperiment() == null) {
      return;
    }
    GoosciSensorTriggerLabelValue.SensorTriggerLabelValue.Builder labelValue =
        GoosciSensorTriggerLabelValue.SensorTriggerLabelValue.newBuilder()
            .setTriggerInformation(trigger.getTriggerProto().getTriggerInformation());
    GoosciCaption.Caption.Builder caption = null;
    if (!TextUtils.isEmpty((trigger.getNoteText()))) {
      caption = GoosciCaption.Caption.newBuilder();
      caption.setLastEditedTimestamp(timestamp).setText(trigger.getNoteText());
    }
    labelValue.setSensor(getSensorSpec(trigger.getSensorId(), sensorRegistry));
    final Label triggerLabel =
        Label.newLabelWithValue(
            timestamp,
            GoosciLabel.Label.ValueType.SENSOR_TRIGGER,
            labelValue.build(),
            caption.build());
    if (isRecording()) {
      // Adds the label to the trial and saves the updated experiment.
      getSelectedExperiment()
          .getTrial(currentTrialId)
          .addLabel(getSelectedExperiment(), triggerLabel);
    } else {
      // Adds the label to the experiment and saves the updated experiment.
      getSelectedExperiment().addLabel(getSelectedExperiment(), triggerLabel);
    }
    dataController.updateExperiment(
        getSelectedExperiment().getExperimentId(),
        new LoggingConsumer<Success>(TAG, "add trigger label") {
          @Override
          public void success(Success value) {
            onTriggerLabelAdded(triggerLabel);
          }
        });
  }

  private GoosciSensorSpec.SensorSpec getSensorSpec(
      String sensorId, SensorRegistry sensorRegistry) {
    return sensorRegistry.getSpecForId(sensorId, appearanceProvider, context);
  }

  public Experiment getSelectedExperiment() {
    // TODO: consider using as subject more places
    return selectedExperiment.getValue();
  }

  private void onTriggerLabelAdded(Label label) {
    String trackerLabel =
        isRecording() ? TrackerConstants.LABEL_RECORD : TrackerConstants.LABEL_OBSERVE;
    WhistlePunkApplication.getUsageTracker(context)
        .trackEvent(
            TrackerConstants.CATEGORY_NOTES,
            TrackerConstants.ACTION_CREATE,
            trackerLabel,
            TrackerConstants.getLabelValueType(label));
    AppSingleton.getInstance(context).onLabelsAdded().onNext(label);
  }

  private void startObserving(StatefulRecorder sr) {
    sr.startObserving();
    updateObservedIdListeners();
  }

  @Override
  public void clearSensorTriggers(String sensorId, SensorRegistry sensorRegistry) {
    String observerId = serviceObservers.get(sensorId);
    if (!TextUtils.isEmpty(observerId)) {
      // Remove the old serviceObserver and add a new one with no triggers.
      serviceObservers.remove(sensorId);
      registry.remove(sensorId, observerId);
      addServiceObserverIfNeeded(sensorId, Collections.<SensorTrigger>emptyList(), sensorRegistry);
    }
  }

  @Override
  public void setLayoutSupplier(Supplier<List<SensorLayoutPojo>> supplier) {
    layoutSupplier = supplier;
  }

  @Override
  public long getNow() {
    return sensorEnvironment.getDefaultClock().getNow();
  }

  @Override
  public void stopObserving(String sensorId, String observerId) {
    registry.remove(sensorId, observerId);
    // If there are no listeners left except for our serviceobserver, remove it.
    if (registry.countListeners(sensorId) == 1) {
      stopObservingServiceObserver(sensorId);
    }
    cleanUpUnusedRecorders();
    updateObservedIdListeners();
    if (recorders.isEmpty()) {
      SensorHistoryStorage storage = sensorEnvironment.getSensorHistoryStorage();
      storage.setMostRecentSensorIds(Lists.newArrayList(sensorId));
    }
  }

  private void stopObservingServiceObserver(String sensorId) {
    final StatefulRecorder r = recorders.get(sensorId);
    if (r != null) {
      r.stopObserving();
      if (!r.isRecording()) {
        // If it was not recording, we can also remove our service-level observers.
        if (serviceObservers.containsKey(sensorId)) {
          String serviceObserverId = serviceObservers.get(sensorId);
          registry.remove(sensorId, serviceObserverId);
          serviceObservers.remove(sensorId);
          latestValues.remove(sensorId);
        }
      }
    }
  }

  private void updateObservedIdListeners() {
    List<String> currentObservedSensorIds = getCurrentObservedSensorIds();
    for (ObservedIdsListener observedIdsListener : observedIdListeners.values()) {
      observedIdsListener.onObservedIdsChanged(currentObservedSensorIds);
    }
  }

  @Override
  public List<String> getMostRecentObservedSensorIds() {
    List<String> keys = getCurrentObservedSensorIds();
    if (keys.isEmpty()) {
      return sensorEnvironment.getSensorHistoryStorage().getMostRecentSensorIds();
    } else {
      return keys;
    }
  }

  @Override
  public Observable<RecordingStatus> watchRecordingStatus() {
    return recordingStatus;
  }

  private List<String> getCurrentObservedSensorIds() {
    return Lists.newArrayList(recorders.keySet());
  }

  // TODO: test this logic
  @Override
  public String pauseObservingAll() {
    ++pauseCount;
    if (!isRecording()) {
      for (StatefulRecorder recorder : recorders.values()) {
        recorder.stopObserving();
      }
    }
    return String.valueOf(pauseCount);
  }

  // TODO: test this logic
  @Override
  public boolean resumeObservingAll(String pauseId) {
    if (!Objects.equals(pauseId, String.valueOf(pauseCount))) {
      return false;
    }
    if (!isRecording()) {
      for (StatefulRecorder recorder : recorders.values()) {
        startObserving(recorder);
      }
    }
    return true;
  }

  @Override
  public void applyOptions(String sensorId, TransportableSensorOptions settings) {
    final StatefulRecorder r = recorders.get(sensorId);
    if (r != null) {
      r.applyOptions(new ReadableTransportableSensorOptions(settings));
    }
  }

  private void cleanUpUnusedRecorders() {
    final Iterator<Map.Entry<String, StatefulRecorder>> iter = recorders.entrySet().iterator();
    while (iter.hasNext()) {
      StatefulRecorder r = iter.next().getValue();
      if (!r.isStillRunning()) {
        iter.remove();
      }
    }
  }

  @Override
  public Completable startRecording(final Intent resumeIntent, boolean userInitiated) {
    if (isRecording() || recordingStateChangeInProgress) {
      return Completable.complete();
    }
    if (recorders.size() == 0) {
      // If the recorders are empty, then we stopped observing a sensor before we tried
      // to start recording it. This may happen if we failed to connect to an external sensor
      // and it was disconnected before recording started.
      return Completable.error(
          new RecordingStartFailedException(RecorderController.ERROR_START_FAILED, null));
    }
    // Check that all sensors are connected before starting a recording.
    for (String sensorId : recorders.keySet()) {
      if (!registry.isSourceConnectedWithoutError(sensorId)) {
        return Completable.error(
            new RecordingStartFailedException(
                RecorderController.ERROR_START_FAILED_DISCONNECTED, null));
      }
    }

    recordingStatus.onNext(
        recordingStatus.getValue().withState(RecordingState.STARTING, userInitiated));

    recordingStateChangeInProgress = true;
    return Completable.create(
        emitter ->
            withBoundRecorderService(
                new FallibleConsumer<IRecorderService>() {
                  @Override
                  public void take(final IRecorderService recorderService) throws RemoteException {
                    final DataController dataController =
                        RecorderControllerImpl.this.dataController;
                    final long creationTimeMs = clock.getNow();
                    List<SensorLayoutPojo> layouts = buildSensorLayouts();
                    SensorLayout[] layoutProtos = new SensorLayout[layouts.size()];
                    int i = 0;
                    for (SensorLayoutPojo pojo : layouts) {
                      layoutProtos[i] = pojo.toProto();
                      i++;
                    }

                    Trial trial =
                        Trial.newTrial(creationTimeMs, layoutProtos, appearanceProvider, context);
                    currentTrialId = trial.getTrialId();
                    getSelectedExperiment().addTrial(trial);
                    dataController.updateExperiment(
                        getSelectedExperiment().getExperimentId(),
                        new LoggingConsumer<Success>(TAG, "start trial") {
                          @Override
                          public void success(Success success) {
                            RecordingMetadata recording =
                                new RecordingMetadata(
                                    creationTimeMs,
                                    currentTrialId,
                                    getSelectedExperiment().getDisplayTitle(context));

                            ensureUnarchived(getSelectedExperiment(), dataController);
                            recorderService.beginServiceRecording(
                                recording.getExperimentName(), resumeIntent);

                            for (StatefulRecorder recorder : recorders.values()) {
                              recorder.startRecording(recording.getRunId());
                            }
                            setRecording(recording);
                            recordingStateChangeInProgress = false;
                            emitter.onComplete();
                          }

                          @Override
                          public void fail(Exception e) {
                            super.fail(e);
                            recordingStateChangeInProgress = false;
                            currentTrialId = "";
                            recordingStatus.onNext(RecordingStatus.INACTIVE);
                            emitter.onError(
                                new RecordingStartFailedException(
                                    RecorderController.ERROR_START_FAILED, e));
                          }
                        });
                  }
                }));
  }

  private RecordingMetadata getRecording() {
    return recordingStatus.getValue().currentRecording;
  }

  private void setRecording(RecordingMetadata recording) {
    recordingStatus.onNext(
        recording == null ? RecordingStatus.INACTIVE : RecordingStatus.active(recording));
  }

  private Completable stopRecordingError(int error) {
    // Still recording, because stopping has failed. Reset the recording status.
    recordingStatus.onNext(recordingStatus.getValue().withState(RecordingState.ACTIVE));
    return Completable.error(new RecordingStopFailedException(error, null));
  }

  @Override
  public Completable stopRecording(final SensorRegistry sensorRegistry) {
    if (!isRecording() || getSelectedExperiment() == null || recordingStateChangeInProgress) {
      return Completable.complete();
    }

    // Disable the record button to stop double-clicks.
    recordingStatus.onNext(recordingStatus.getValue().withState(RecordingState.STOPPING));

    // TODO: What happens when recording stop fails and the app is in the background?

    // First check that all sensors have at least one data point. A recording with no
    // data is invalid.
    for (String sensorId : recorders.keySet()) {
      // If we try to stop recording when a sensor is not connected, recording stop fails.
      if (!registry.isSourceConnectedWithoutError(sensorId)) {
        return stopRecordingError(RecorderController.ERROR_STOP_FAILED_DISCONNECTED);
      }
      // Check to see if it has no data recorded, as this also fails stop recording.
      if (!recorders.get(sensorId).hasRecordedData()) {
        return stopRecordingError(RecorderController.ERROR_STOP_FAILED_NO_DATA);
      }
    }
    recordingStateChangeInProgress = true;
    final boolean activityInForeground = this.activityInForeground;

    return Completable.create(
        emitter ->
            withBoundRecorderService(
                new FallibleConsumer<IRecorderService>() {
                  @Override
                  public void take(final IRecorderService recorderService) throws RemoteException {
                    final Trial trial = getSelectedExperiment().getTrial(currentTrialId);
                    final List<SensorLayoutPojo> sensorLayoutsAtStop = buildSensorLayouts();
                    if (sensorLayoutsAtStop.size() > 0) {
                      trial.setSensorLayouts(sensorLayoutsAtStop);
                    }
                    trial.setRecordingEndTime(clock.getNow());
                    dataController.updateExperiment(
                        getSelectedExperiment().getExperimentId(),
                        new LoggingConsumer<Success>(TAG, "stopTrial") {
                          @Override
                          public void success(Success value) {
                            for (StatefulRecorder recorder : recorders.values()) {
                              recorder.stopRecording(trial);
                            }
                            trackStopRecording(
                                context.getApplicationContext(),
                                trial,
                                sensorLayoutsAtStop,
                                sensorRegistry);
                            dataController.updateExperiment(
                                getSelectedExperiment().getExperimentId(),
                                endRecordingConsumer(
                                    recorderService, activityInForeground, currentTrialId));

                            // Now actually stop the recording.
                            currentTrialId = "";
                            cleanUpUnusedRecorders();
                            setRecording(null);
                            recordingStateChangeInProgress = false;
                            emitter.onComplete();
                          }

                          @Override
                          public void fail(Exception e) {
                            super.fail(e);
                            recordingStateChangeInProgress = false;
                            setRecording(null);
                            emitter.onError(
                                new RecordingStopFailedException(
                                    RecorderController.ERROR_FAILED_SAVE_RECORDING, e));
                          }
                        });
                  }
                }));
  }

  /** This is a convenience function for testing. */
  @VisibleForTesting
  public Maybe<String> generateSnapshotText(List<String> sensorIds, SensorRegistry sensorRegistry) {
    // TODO: we probably want to do something more structured eventually;
    // this is a placeholder, so we're not doing internationalization, etc.

    return generateSnapshotLabelValue(sensorIds, sensorRegistry)

        // turn the snapshots into strings
        .flatMapObservable(this::textsForSnapshotLabelValue)

        // join them with commas
        .reduce((a, b) -> a + ", " + b)

        // or return a default if there are none
        .defaultIfEmpty("No sensors observed");
  }

  @Override
  public Single<GoosciSnapshotValue.SnapshotLabelValue> generateSnapshotLabelValue(
      List<String> sensorIds, SensorRegistry sensorRegistry) {
    // for each sensorId
    return Observable.fromIterable(sensorIds)

        // get a snapshot from the latest value*
        .flatMapMaybe(sensorId -> makeSnapshot(sensorId, sensorRegistry))

        // gather those into a list
        .toList()

        // And build them into the appropriate proto value
        .map(this::buildSnapshotLabelValue);

    // * The "flat" in flatMapMaybe means that we're taking a stream of Maybes (one for each
    //   sensorId), and "flattening" them into a stream of Strings (that is, we're waiting for
    //   each Maybe to be resolved to its actual snapshotText).
  }

  private MaybeSource<SensorSnapshot> makeSnapshot(String sensorId, SensorRegistry sensorRegistry)
      throws Exception {
    BehaviorSubject<ScalarReading> subject = latestValues.get(sensorId);
    if (subject == null) {
      return Maybe.empty();
    }
    final GoosciSensorSpec.SensorSpec spec = getSensorSpec(sensorId, sensorRegistry);
    return subject.firstElement().map(value -> generateSnapshot(spec, value));
  }

  private GoosciSnapshotValue.SnapshotLabelValue buildSnapshotLabelValue(
      List<SensorSnapshot> snapshots) {
    return GoosciSnapshotValue.SnapshotLabelValue.newBuilder().addAllSnapshots(snapshots).build();
  }

  private Observable<String> textsForSnapshotLabelValue(
      GoosciSnapshotValue.SnapshotLabelValue value) {
    return Observable.fromIterable(value.getSnapshotsList())
        .map(this::textForSnapshot);
  }

  @NonNull
  private String textForSnapshot(SensorSnapshot snapshot) {
    return snapshot.getSensor().getRememberedAppearance().getName()
        + " has value "
        + snapshot.getValue();
  }

  @NonNull
  private SensorSnapshot generateSnapshot(GoosciSensorSpec.SensorSpec spec, ScalarReading reading) {
    return SensorSnapshot.newBuilder()
        .setSensor(spec)
        .setValue(reading.getValue())
        .setTimestampMs(reading.getCollectedTimeMillis())
        .build();
  }

  @Override
  public void stopRecordingWithoutSaving() {
    // TODO: Delete partially recorded data and trial?
    if (!isRecording() || recordingStateChangeInProgress) {
      return;
    }
    currentTrialId = "";
    for (StatefulRecorder recorder : recorders.values()) {
      // No trial to update, since we are not saving this.
      recorder.stopRecording(null);
    }
    recordingStateChangeInProgress = true;
    withBoundRecorderService(
        recorderService -> {
          recorderService.endServiceRecording(
              appAccount, false, "", getSelectedExperiment().getExperimentId(), "");
          recordingStateChangeInProgress = false;
        });
    cleanUpUnusedRecorders();
    setRecording(null);
  }

  @VisibleForTesting
  void trackStopRecording(
      Context context,
      Trial completeTrial,
      List<SensorLayoutPojo> sensorLayouts,
      SensorRegistry sensorRegistry) {
    // Record how long this session was.
    WhistlePunkApplication.getUsageTracker(context)
        .trackEvent(
            TrackerConstants.CATEGORY_RUNS,
            TrackerConstants.ACTION_CREATE,
            null,
            completeTrial.getOriginalLastTimestamp() - getRecording().getStartTime());

    // Record which sensors were recorded and information about their layouts.
    List<String> sensorLogs = new ArrayList<>();
    for (SensorLayoutPojo layout : sensorLayouts) {
      String loggingId = sensorRegistry.getLoggingId(layout.getSensorId());
      sensorLogs.add(getLayoutLoggingString(loggingId, layout));
    }
    WhistlePunkApplication.getUsageTracker(context)
        .trackEvent(
            TrackerConstants.CATEGORY_RUNS,
            TrackerConstants.ACTION_RECORDED,
            Joiner.on(",").join(sensorLogs),
            0);
  }

  String getLayoutLoggingString(String loggingId, SensorLayoutPojo layout) {
    StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder();
    builder.append(loggingId);
    builder.append("|");
    builder.append(layout.getCardView() == CardView.METER ? "meter" : "graph");
    builder.append("|");
    builder.append(layout.isAudioEnabled() ? "audioOn" : "audioOff");
    return builder.toString();
  }

  /**
   * Convenience function for asynchronously binding to the service and doing something with it.
   *
   * @param c what to do
   */
  protected void withBoundRecorderService(final FallibleConsumer<IRecorderService> c) {
    // TODO: push logic to RecorderService
    if (serviceConnection == null) {
      serviceConnection = connectionSupplier.get();
    }
    serviceConnection.runWithService(c);
  }

  public int addTriggerFiredListener(TriggerFiredListener listener) {
    Preconditions.checkNotNull(listener);
    int listenerId = nextTriggerListenerId++;
    triggerListeners.put(listenerId, listener);
    return listenerId;
  }

  @Override
  public void removeTriggerFiredListener(int listenerId) {
    triggerListeners.remove(listenerId);
  }

  @Override
  public void addObservedIdsListener(String listenerId, ObservedIdsListener listener) {
    observedIdListeners.put(listenerId, listener);
    listener.onObservedIdsChanged(getMostRecentObservedSensorIds());
  }

  @Override
  public void removeObservedIdsListener(String listenerId) {
    observedIdListeners.remove(listenerId);
  }

  @Override
  public void setSelectedExperiment(Experiment experiment) {
    // TODO: pass in observable instead?
    selectedExperiment.onNext(experiment);
  }

  private boolean isRecording() {
    return getRecording() != null;
  }

  @VisibleForTesting
  public Map<String, StatefulRecorder> getRecorders() {
    return recorders;
  }

  @VisibleForTesting
  void ensureUnarchived(Experiment experiment, DataController dc) {
    SensorFragment.ensureUnarchived(context, experiment, dc);
  }

  @Override
  public void setRecordActivityInForeground(boolean isInForeground) {
    activityInForeground = isInForeground;
  }

  private MaybeConsumer<Success> endRecordingConsumer(
      IRecorderService recorderService, boolean activityInForeground, String trialId) {
    return new LoggingConsumer<Success>(TAG, "update completed trial") {
      @Override
      public void success(Success value) {
        // TODO: Can we use SimpleMetadataManager#close instead?
        dataController.saveImmediately(
            new LoggingConsumer<Success>(TAG, "save immediately") {
              @Override
              public void success(Success value) {
                // Close the service. When the service is
                // closed, if the app is in the background,
                // all processes will stop -- so this needs
                // to be the last thing to happen!
                Experiment exp = getSelectedExperiment();
                recorderService.endServiceRecording(
                    appAccount,
                    !activityInForeground,
                    trialId,
                    exp.getExperimentId(),
                    exp.getDisplayTitle(context));
              }
            });
      }
    };
  }

  @Override
  public AppAccount getAppAccount() {
    return appAccount;
  }
}

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Q: Demonstrate that the following sequence is a Cauchy sequence This is the sequence $$x_n = \sum _{k=1}^{n}\: \frac{e^{-k}}{k\left(k+2\right)}$$
And I need to demonstrate that it is a Cauchy sequence but I do not know how to proceed exactly, since it is fine at start but then I got stuck.

A: Note that\begin{align}\left|\frac{e^{-(n+1)}}{(n+1)(n+3)}+\cdots+\frac{e^{-(n+p)}}{(n+p)(n+p+2)}\right|&=\frac{e^{-(n+1)}}{(n+1)(n+3)}+\cdots+\frac{e^{-(n+p)}}{(n+p)(n+p+2)}\\&<\frac1{(n+1)(n+3)}+\cdots+\frac1{(n+p)(n+p+2)}\\&<\frac1{(n+1)^2}+\cdots+\frac1{(n+p)^2}\\&<\sum_{k=n+1}^\infty\frac1{k^2}\\&=\sum_{k=1}^\infty\frac1{k^2}-\sum_{k=1}^n\frac1{k^2}.\end{align}Now, given $\varepsilon>0$, take $N\in\Bbb N$ such that $\displaystyle\sum_{k=1}^\infty\frac1{k^2}-\sum_{k=1}^n\frac1{k^2}<\varepsilon$. Such a number $N$ must exist, since the series $\displaystyle\sum_{k=1}^\infty\frac1{k^2}$ converges.

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La Coppa Italia Primavera 2002-2003 è stata la trentunesima edizione del torneo riservato alle squadre giovanili iscritte al Campionato Primavera. Il detentore del trofeo era il Lecce.

La vittoria finale è andata all'Atalanta per la terza volta nella sua storia.

Turno preliminare

Primo turno eliminatorio

Secondo turno eliminatorio

Ottavi di finale

Quarti di finale

Semifinale

Finale
La gara di andata si è disputata il 12 marzo 2003, la gara di ritorno il 2 aprile 2003.

Note

Calcio nel 2002
Calcio nel 2003
2002

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