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text:
#include "Pegmatite/ast.hh"
#include "runtime.hh"
#include "interpreter.hh"
#include <unordered_set>
#include <functional>

namespace Compiler
{
	class Context;
}

namespace llvm
{
	class Value;
}

namespace AST
{
	using pegmatite::ASTPtr;
	using pegmatite::ASTChild;
	using pegmatite::ASTList;
	using pegmatite::ErrorReporter;
	using MysoreScript::Obj;

	/**
	 * The abstract superclass for all statements.
	 */
	struct Statement : pegmatite::ASTContainer
	{
		/**
		 * Execute this statement in the interpreter.
		 */
		virtual void interpret(Interpreter::Context &c) = 0;
		/**
		 * Compile this statement to LLVM IR.
		 */
		virtual void compile(Compiler::Context &c) {}
		/**
		 * Recursively visit all of the children of this statement, collecting
		 * variables that are declared and used in it.  This is used to
		 * allocate space for all declared variables and to bind variables to
		 * closures.
		 */
		virtual void collectVarUses(std::unordered_set<std::string> &decls,
		                            std::unordered_set<std::string> &uses) = 0;
	};

	/**
	 * Abstract superclass for expressions (statements that evaluate to
	 * something).
	 */
	class Expression : public Statement
	{
		protected:
		/**
		 * Cached result for constant expression.
		 */
		Interpreter::Value cache;
		/**
		 * Evaluate the expression.
		 */
		virtual Obj evaluateExpr(Interpreter::Context &c) = 0;
		public:
		/**
		 * Returns true if the expression is constant and therefore doesn't
		 * need interpreting every time.  The result will be cached after the
		 * first time.
		 */
		virtual bool isConstantExpression() { return false; }
		/**
		 * Evaluate the expression, caching the result if it's a constant
		 * expression.
		 */
		Obj evaluate(Interpreter::Context &c);
		/**
		 * Interpret this expression as if it were a statement.
		 */
		void interpret(Interpreter::Context &c) override final
		{
			evaluate(c);
		}
		/**
		 * Compile this expression as if it were a statement.
		 */
		void compile(Compiler::Context &c) override final
		{
			compileExpression(c);
		}
		/**
		 * Compile the expression, returning the LLVM value that represents the
		 * result of the expression.
		 */
		virtual llvm::Value *compileExpression(Compiler::Context &c) = 0;
	};
	/**
	 * Block of statements.
	 */
	struct Statements : pegmatite::ASTContainer
	{
		/**
		 * Interprets each of the statements in turn.  If the context is marked
		 * as returning, then aborts execution and returns.
		 */
		void interpret(Interpreter::Context &c);
		/**
		 * Compiles each statement in turn.
		 */
		void compile(Compiler::Context &c);
		/**
		 * Visits each statement to collect its variable uses and definitions.
		 */
		void collectVarUses(std::unordered_set<std::string> &decls,
		                    std::unordered_set<std::string> &uses);
		private:
		/**
		 * The statements in this block, built by the parser.
		 */
		ASTList<Statement> statements;
	};
	/**
	 * A number literal.
	 */
	struct Number : public Expression
	{
		/**
		 * The value of this literal.  MysoreScript integers are 61 bits, so a
		 * 64-bit integer is enough to store the value.
		 */
		int64_t value;
		/**
		 * Constructs the class from the source range.  Numbers are terminals,
		 * so this will construct the numeric value from the text.
		 */
		bool construct(const pegmatite::InputRange &r,
		               pegmatite::ASTStack &st, const ErrorReporter&) override
		{
			pegmatite::constructValue(r, value);
			return true;
		}
		/**
		 * All literals are constant expressions.
		 */
		bool isConstantExpression() override { return true; }
		protected:
		/**
		 * Construct the small integer (integer in a pointer with the low bit
		 * set to 1) value corresponding to this literal.
		 */
		Obj evaluateExpr(Interpreter::Context &c) override
		{
			return reinterpret_cast<Obj>((value << 3) | 1);
		}
		/**
		 * Compile the expression, returning an LLVM constant integer.
		 */
		llvm::Value *compileExpression(Compiler::Context &c) override;
		/**
		 * Literals do not define or use any values.
		 */
		void collectVarUses(std::unordered_set<std::string> &decls,
		                    std::unordered_set<std::string> &uses) override
		{
			return;
		}
	};
	/**
	 * A string literal.  MysoreScript strings are instances of the String
	 * class.
	 */
	struct StringLiteral : public Expression, pegmatite::ASTString
	{
		/**
		 * Construct the string from the source text.
		 */
		bool construct(const pegmatite::InputRange &r,
		               pegmatite::ASTStack &st, const ErrorReporter &er) override
		{
			pegmatite::ASTString::construct(r, st, er);
			std::string::size_type newline;
			while ((newline = find("\\n")) != std::string::npos)
			{
				replace(newline, 2, "\n");
			}
			return true;
		}
		/**
		 * Literals are constant expressions.
		 */
		bool isConstantExpression() override { return true; }
		/**
		 * Evaluate the
		 */
		Obj evaluateExpr(Interpreter::Context &c) override;
		/**
		 * Compile the string.  Generates a string object and returns a constant
		 * pointer value that refers to it.
		 */
		llvm::Value *compileExpression(Compiler::Context &c) override;
		/**
		 * Literals do not define or use any values.
		 */
		void collectVarUses(std::unordered_set<std::string> &decls,
		                    std::unordered_set<std::string> &uses) override
		{
			return;
		}
	};
	/**
	 * Abstract superclass for binary operators.
	 */
	struct BinOpBase : public Expression
	{
		/**
		 * The left-hand side of the operation.
		 */
		ASTPtr<Expression> lhs;
		/**
		 * The right-hand side of the operation.
		 */
		ASTPtr<Expression> rhs;
		/**
		 * Returns whether this operation is a comparison.  In MysoreScript,
		 * comparisons work on primitive values, but other binary operators can
		 * become methods if invoked with operands that are not integers.
		 */
		virtual bool isComparison() { return false; }
		/**
		 * A binary operation is a constant expression if both of its operands
		 * are binary expressions.  This is not quite true in the general case,
		 * as we could potentially add methods to the String class that take
		 * other constant expression values as arguments but have side effects.
		 * We don't currently though.
		 */
		bool isConstantExpression() override
		{
			return lhs->isConstantExpression() && rhs->isConstantExpression();
		}
		/**
		 * Evaluates the expression, either invoking a subclass
		 * `evaluateWithIntegers` method or by calling the relevant method on
		 * the left-hand side.
		 */
		Obj evaluateExpr(Interpreter::Context &c) override;
		/**
		 * Compile this binary operation with the two sides already already
		 * compiled.
		 */
		virtual llvm::Value *compileBinOp(Compiler::Context &c,
		                                  llvm::Value *LHS,
		                                  llvm::Value *RHS) = 0;
		/**
		 * Compile the expression by compiling the two sides and then calling
		 * `compileBinOp` (implemented in subclasses) to compile the operation.
		 */
		llvm::Value *compileExpression(Compiler::Context &c) override
		{
			return compileBinOp(c,
			                    lhs->compileExpression(c),
			                    rhs->compileExpression(c));
		}
		/**
		 * Return the method name that this operator expands to if the operands
		 * are not small integers.
		 */
		virtual const char *methodName() = 0;
		/**
		 * Collect the uses and declarations in this expression.  Neither side
		 * of a binary operation can contain declarations, but both sides can
		 * reference variables.
		 */
		void collectVarUses(std::unordered_set<std::string> &decls,
		                    std::unordered_set<std::string> &uses) override
		{
			lhs->collectVarUses(decls, uses);
			rhs->collectVarUses(decls, uses);
		}
		/**
		 * Evaluate (interpret) this expression, having already determined that
		 * the two sides are integer values.
		 */
		virtual intptr_t evaluateWithIntegers(intptr_t lhs, intptr_t rhs) = 0;
	};
	/**
	 * Template superclass for binary operators.  The template argument
	 * provides the implementation of the function that handles the
	 * small-integer implementation.
	 */
	template<class Op>
	struct BinOp : public BinOpBase
	{
		/**
		 * Evaluate (interpret) this expression, having already determined that
		 * the two sides are integer values.
		 */
		intptr_t evaluateWithIntegers(intptr_t lhs, intptr_t rhs) override
		{
			Op o;
			return o(lhs, rhs);
		}
	};
	/**
	 * Multiply operation.
	 */
	struct Multiply : public BinOp<std::multiplies<intptr_t>>
	{
		/**
		 * Multiply operations become the `mul()` method invocations on
		 * non-integer objects.
		 */
		const char *methodName() override { return "mul"; }
		/**
		 * Compile the multiply expression.
		 */
		llvm::Value *compileBinOp(Compiler::Context &c,
		                          llvm::Value *LHS,
		                          llvm::Value *RHS) override;
	};
	/**
	 * Divide operation.
	 */
	struct Divide   : public BinOp<std::divides<intptr_t>>
	{
		/**
		 * Divide operations become `div()` method invocations on non-integer
		 * objects.
		 */
		const char *methodName() override { return "div"; }
		/**
		 * Compile the divide expression.
		 */
		llvm::Value *compileBinOp(Compiler::Context &c,
		                          llvm::Value *LHS,
		                          llvm::Value *RHS) override;
	};
	/**
	 * Add expression.
	 */
	struct Add      : public BinOp<std::plus<intptr_t>>
	{
		/**
		 * Add operations become `add()` method invocations on non-integer
		 * objects.
		 */
		const char *methodName() override { return "add"; }
		/**
		 * Compile the add expression.
		 */
		llvm::Value *compileBinOp(Compiler::Context &c,
		                          llvm::Value *LHS,
		                          llvm::Value *RHS) override;
	};
	/**
	 * Subtract expression.
	 */
	struct Subtract : public BinOp<std::minus<intptr_t>>
	{
		/**
		 * Evaluate on integer values by subtracting the right side from the
		 * left..
		 */
		intptr_t evaluateWithIntegers(intptr_t lhs, intptr_t rhs) override
		{
			return lhs - rhs;
		}
		/**
		 * Subtract operations become `sub()` method invocations on non-integer
		 * objects.
		 */
		const char *methodName() override { return "sub"; }
		/**
		 * Compile the subtract expression.
		 */
		llvm::Value *compileBinOp(Compiler::Context &c,
		                          llvm::Value *LHS,
		                          llvm::Value *RHS) override;
	};
	/**
	 * Superclass for comparison operations.
	 */
	template<class T>
	struct Comparison : public BinOp<T>
	{
		/**
		 * All comparisons are (obviously) comparisons.
		 */
		bool isComparison() override { return true; }
		/**
		 * Comparisons don't map to any method name.
		 */
		const char *methodName() override { return nullptr; }
	};
	/**
	 * Equality comparison.
	 */
	struct CmpEq    : public Comparison<std::equal_to<intptr_t>>
	{
		llvm::Value *compileBinOp(Compiler::Context &c,
		                          llvm::Value *LHS,
		                          llvm::Value *RHS) override;
	};
	/**
	 * Non-equality comparison.
	 */
	struct CmpNe    : public Comparison<std::not_equal_to<intptr_t>>
	{
		llvm::Value *compileBinOp(Compiler::Context &c,
		                          llvm::Value *LHS,
		                          llvm::Value *RHS) override;
	};
	/**
	 * Less-than comparison.
	 */
	struct CmpLt    : public Comparison<std::less<intptr_t>>
	{
		llvm::Value *compileBinOp(Compiler::Context &c,
		                          llvm::Value *LHS,
		                          llvm::Value *RHS) override;
	};
	/**
	 * Greater-than comparison.
	 */
	struct CmpGt    : public Comparison<std::greater<intptr_t>>
	{
		llvm::Value *compileBinOp(Compiler::Context &c,
		                          llvm::Value *LHS,
		                          llvm::Value *RHS) override;
	};
	/**
	 * Less-than-or-equal-to comparison.
	 */
	struct CmpLE    : public Comparison<std::less_equal<intptr_t>>
	{
		llvm::Value *compileBinOp(Compiler::Context &c,
		                          llvm::Value *LHS,
		                          llvm::Value *RHS) override;
	};
	/**
	 * Greater-than-or-equal-to comparison.
	 */
	struct CmpGE    : public Comparison<std::greater_equal<intptr_t>>
	{
		llvm::Value *compileBinOp(Compiler::Context &c,
		                          llvm::Value *LHS,
		                          llvm::Value *RHS) override;
	};
	/**
	 * Any identifier in the source.  Identifiers are not AST nodes in their own
	 * right, but are terminals that refer  to any identifier in the source
	 * code.
	 */
	struct Identifier : public pegmatite::ASTString { };
	/**
	 * A parameter list for a closure declaration.  This contains list of
	 * identifiers, one for each parameters.
	 *
	 * This class exists to simplify automatic AST building: Pegmatite will pop
	 * all identifiers that are within the range of the of the parameter list as
	 * described in the grammar when constructing this class.  If the
	 * `ASTList<Identifier>` were just within the `ClosureDecl` then it would
	 * also pop the closure name onto the stack.
	 */
	struct ParamList : public pegmatite::ASTContainer
	{
		/**
		 * The arguments in this parameter list.
		 */
		ASTList<Identifier> arguments;
	};
	/**
	 * A closure declaration.  Closures in MysoreScript represent methods,
	 * functions, or true closures.
	 */
	struct ClosureDecl : Expression
	{
		/**
		 * The name of this closure.
		 */
		ASTChild<Identifier> name;
		/**
		 * The parameter list.
		 */
		ASTPtr<ParamList> parameters;
		/**
		 * The statements that make up the body of the closure.
		 */
		ASTPtr<Statements> body;
		/**
		 * Interprets the closure in the current context.  When closures are
		 * created, one of their instance variables is the AST for that
		 * closure, the remaining fields are the bound variables
		 */
		Obj interpretClosure(Interpreter::Context &c,
		                     MysoreScript::Closure *self,
		                     Obj *args);
		/**
		 * Interprets the closure, assuming that it is a method.  The AST is
		 * stored in the class, so can be looked up when the method must be
		 * executed.
		 */
		Obj interpretMethod(Interpreter::Context &c,
		                    MysoreScript::Method *mth,
		                    Obj self,
		                    MysoreScript::Selector sel,
		                    Obj *args);
		protected:
		/**
		 * Evaluate this closure, returning the closure object representing it.
		 * This is not invoked for methods, because classes are responsible for
		 * creating the method table entries corresponding to their methods.
		 */
		Obj evaluateExpr(Interpreter::Context &c) override;
		/**
		 * Compile the closure declaration.  This does *not* compile the closure
		 * itself, it merely generates code that constructs a `Closure` object
		 * with the correct bound variables.
		 */
		llvm::Value *compileExpression(Compiler::Context &c) override;
		private:
		/**
		 * The number of times a closure should be interpreted before it's
		 * compiled.
		 *
		 * Try varying this value and seeing what effect it has on performance.
		 * The interpreter is faster to start than the compiler, but is vastly
		 * slower.
		 */
		static const int compileThreshold = 10;
		/**
		 * The number of times this closure has been interpreted.  Used to
		 * determine whether it is now worthwhile to compile it.
		 */
		int executionCount = 0;
		/**
		 * If this closure has already been compiled once, then the compiled
		 * functions is cached.
		 */
		MysoreScript::ClosureInvoke compiledClosure = nullptr;
		/**
		 * A flag indicating whether we've already worked out what the bound
		 * variables and locals are in this closure.
		 */
		bool checked = false;
		/**
		 * Collect the bound variables and declarations from the statements
		 * inside this closure.
		 */
		void check();
		/**
		 * The bound variables - variables that are declared outside of this
		 * closure, but referenced inside it.
		 */
		std::unordered_set<std::string> boundVars;
		/**
		 * Local variables declared inside this closure.
		 */
		std::unordered_set<std::string> decls;
		/**
		 * Compile as if this is a method.
		 */
		MysoreScript::CompiledMethod compileMethod(MysoreScript::Class *cls,
		                                           Interpreter::SymbolTable &globalSymbols);
		/**
		 * Compile as if this is a closure.
		 */
		MysoreScript::ClosureInvoke compileClosure(Interpreter::SymbolTable &globalSymbols);
		/**
		 * Collect the name of this closure as a declaration and all of the
		 * bound variables as uses.
		 */
		void collectVarUses(std::unordered_set<std::string> &decls,
		                    std::unordered_set<std::string> &uses) override;
	};
	/**
	 * Reference to a variable.
	 */
	struct VarRef : public Expression
	{
		/**
		 * The name of the referenced variable.
		 */
		ASTChild<Identifier> name;
		/**
		 * Add this variable to the set of referenced variables.
		 */
		void collectVarUses(std::unordered_set<std::string> &decls,
		                    std::unordered_set<std::string> &uses) override
		{
			uses.insert(name);
		}
		protected:
		/**
		 * Evaluate this by looking up the variable in the interpreter's symbol
		 * table and loading it.
		 */
		Obj evaluateExpr(Interpreter::Context &c) override;
		/**
		 * Compile the reference by looking up the value in the compiler's
		 * symbol table and generating code to load it.
		 */
		llvm::Value *compileExpression(Compiler::Context &c) override;
	};
	/**
	 * Assignment statements, setting the value of a variable.  Note that
	 * MysoreScript does not provide compound-assignment operators.
	 */
	struct Assignment : Statement
	{
		/**
		 * The variable being assigned to.
		 */
		ASTPtr<VarRef> target;
		/**
		 * The expression being assigned.
		 */
		ASTPtr<Expression> expr;
		/**
		 * Interpret the assignment, updating the stored value.
		 */
		void interpret(Interpreter::Context &c) override;
		/**
		 * Compile the assignment, looking up the address of the target and
		 * storing the result of compiling the expression in it.
		 */
		void compile(Compiler::Context &c) override;
		/**
		 * Collect any variables use in this expression.
		 */
		void collectVarUses(std::unordered_set<std::string> &decls,
		                    std::unordered_set<std::string> &uses) override
		{
			target->collectVarUses(decls, uses);
			expr->collectVarUses(decls, uses);
		}
	};
	/**
	 * Argument list for a call expression.  This exists for the same reason as
	 * ParamList.
	 */
	struct ArgList : public pegmatite::ASTContainer
	{
		/**
		 * The expressions that will be evaluated to give the arguments to the
		 * called function.
		 */
		ASTList<Expression> arguments;
	};
	/**
	 * A call expression.  This either invokes a closure or a method.
	 */
	struct Call : public Expression
	{
		/**
		 * The callee, if this is calling a closure, or the object that is
		 * having a method invoked on it if it is a method invocation.
		 */
		ASTPtr<Expression> callee;
		/**
		 * The name of the method, if this is a method invocation.
		 */
		ASTPtr<Identifier, /*optional*/true> method;
		/**
		 * The arguments to this call.
		 */
		ASTPtr<ArgList> arguments;
		protected:
		/**
		 * Call the relevant method or closure.
		 */
		Obj evaluateExpr(Interpreter::Context &c) override;
		/**
		 * Generate code to call the relevant object.
		 */
		llvm::Value *compileExpression(Compiler::Context &c) override;
		/**
		 * Collect the variables referenced by this call.
		 */
		void collectVarUses(std::unordered_set<std::string> &decls,
		                    std::unordered_set<std::string> &uses) override
		{
			callee->collectVarUses(decls, uses);
			for (auto &arg : arguments->arguments)
			{
				arg->collectVarUses(decls, uses);
			}
		}
	};
	/**
	 * A variable declaration.
	 */
	struct Decl : Statement
	{
		/**
		 * The name of the variable.
		 */
		ASTChild<Identifier> name;
		/**
		 * The initialiser for this variable, if there is one.
		 */
		ASTPtr<Expression, /*optional*/true> init;
		/**
		 * Sets the variable to the value in the initialisation.
		 */
		void interpret(Interpreter::Context &c) override;
		/**
		 * Compiles the initialiser, if one exists.
		 */
		void compile(Compiler::Context &c) override;
		/**
		 * Adds this variable to the set that are defined.
		 */
		void collectVarUses(std::unordered_set<std::string> &decls,
		                    std::unordered_set<std::string> &uses) override
		{
			decls.insert(name);
		}
	};
	/**
	 * Return statement.
	 */
	struct Return : Statement
	{
		/**
		 * The expression that is returned.
		 */
		ASTPtr<Expression> expr;
		/**
		 * Interpret the returned expression and then indicate in the context
		 * that we have hit a return statement and so should stop interpreting.
		 */
		void interpret(Interpreter::Context &c) override;
		/**
		 * Compile the return statement.
		 */
		virtual void compile(Compiler::Context &c) override;
		/**
		 * Collect any variables that are referenced.
		 */
		void collectVarUses(std::unordered_set<std::string> &decls,
		                    std::unordered_set<std::string> &uses) override
		{
			expr->collectVarUses(decls, uses);
		}
	};
	/**
	 * If statement.
	 */
	struct IfStatement : Statement
	{
		/**
		 * The condition.  This is interpreted as true if it is either a
		 * non-zero integer or a non-null object.
		 */
		ASTPtr<Expression> condition;
		/**
		 * The body of the if statement.
		 */
		ASTPtr<Statements> body;
		/**
		 * Interpret the condition, then interpret the body if the condition is
		 * true.
		 */
		void interpret(Interpreter::Context &c) override;
		/**
		 * Compile the if statement.
		 */
		virtual void compile(Compiler::Context &c) override;
		/**
		 * Collect all of the variables used and defined in this statement.
		 */
		void collectVarUses(std::unordered_set<std::string> &decls,
		                    std::unordered_set<std::string> &uses) override
		{
			condition->collectVarUses(decls, uses);
			body->collectVarUses(decls, uses);
		}
	};
	/**
	 * A while loop.
	 */
	class WhileLoop : public Statement
	{
		/**
		 * The condition.  This is interpreted as true if it is either a
		 * non-zero integer or a non-null object.
		 */
		ASTPtr<Expression> condition;
		/**
		 * The loop body.
		 */
		ASTPtr<Statements> body;
		protected:
		/**
		 * Interpret the body as long as the condition remains true.
		 */
		void interpret(Interpreter::Context &c) override;
		/**
		 * Collect the variables used and declared in the loop.
		 */
		void collectVarUses(std::unordered_set<std::string> &decls,
		                    std::unordered_set<std::string> &uses) override
		{
			condition->collectVarUses(decls, uses);
			body->collectVarUses(decls, uses);
		}
		/**
		 * Compile the loop.
		 */
		void compile(Compiler::Context &c) override;
	};
	/**
	 * A class declaration.  Classes contain instance variables and methods.
	 */
	struct ClassDecl : Statement
	{
		/**
		 * The name of the class.  AST construction happens depth-first, so this
		 * is optional even though it is really the superclass name that is
		 * optional.  If a superclass is not specified, then the class name is
		 * in the `superclassName` field.  This is because the first identifier
		 * will be popped off the AST stack when constructing `superclassName`,
		 * even if it were marked as optional, because the two identifiers can't
		 * be distinguished.
		 */
		ASTPtr<Identifier, /*optional*/true>   name;
		/**
		 * The superclass name (or class name if there is no superclass).
		 */
		ASTChild<Identifier> superclassName;
		/**
		 * The instance variables declared in this class.
		 */
		ASTList<Decl>        ivars;
		/**
		 * The methods declared in this class.
		 */
		ASTList<ClosureDecl> methods;
		/**
		 * Interpret, but constructing the class.  Note that there is no compile
		 * method for classes.  They are always interpreted, although their
		 * methods may be compiled.
		 */
		void interpret(Interpreter::Context &c) override;
		/**
		 * Classes are not allowed to be declared inside closures, so there is
		 * never a need to collect their declarations.
		 */
		void collectVarUses(std::unordered_set<std::string> &decls,
		                    std::unordered_set<std::string> &uses) override {}
	};
	/**
	 * A `new` expression, which constructs a new instance of a class.
	 */
	class NewExpr : public Expression
	{
		/**
		 * The name of the class being instantiated.
		 */
		ASTChild<Identifier> className;
		/**
		 * Construct a new instance of the class in the interpreter.
		 */
		Obj evaluateExpr(Interpreter::Context &c) override;
		/**
		 * Construct a call to the function that constructs a new instance.
		 */
		llvm::Value *compileExpression(Compiler::Context &c) override;
		/**
		 * The only 'variable' that is referenced by a new expression is the
		 * class name, which is in the class table managed by the runtime and
		 * not the symbol table managed by the interpreter context..
		 */
		void collectVarUses(std::unordered_set<std::string> &decls,
		                    std::unordered_set<std::string> &uses) override {}
	};
}

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Given that children with vision impairment may be more likely to be diagnosed with ADHD than other children, to improve their visual acuity can lead to the change of diagnostic in some of them. It has been suggested that, in the United States, there is a significant possibility that almost 1 million children entering kindergarten diagnosed with ADHD did not have the disorder.
Dietary supplementation with omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids improves visual acuity (the ability to distinguish details and shapes of objects, e.g.: letters and numbers at a given distance) in school-age children with lower IQs or ADHD.
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Akkana Peck's Gimplabels is a set of scripts for the Gimp image editor that make creating labels and business cards a snap. A .tar package is available on the Web site, but the contents are simply a Gimp script named labels.scm and the utilities needed to rebuild labels.scm. Gimplabels was originally written for an older version of the Gimp, so if you are using the current revision (2.6) and it doesn't work, try the rebuilding instructions inside the package. You should be able to install the script by copying it to the /scripts/ directory inside your Gimp configuration folder (i.e., /home/username/.gimp-2.6/).
When installed, Gimplabels adds new functions to the File -> Create -> Misc menu and to the Filters -> Combine menu. Under File -> Create -> Misc you will discover two options: Labels -> Rect Label and Labels -> CD Label. Both of these scripts create a new image for you in the exact dimensions required for the particular label you are creating.
The Rect Label script offers a list of several dozen common label templates in pop-up menu. The CD Label script allows you to choose either standard (5-inch) or mini CD (3-inch) formats. Both scripts allow you to adjust the background color and the size of the new image if you need to tweak for an exact fit. Currently, only US letter sized paper is supported.
To make rectangular labels, you create the new image as described above, then, once you've drawn your label, you run the second script: Filters -> Combine -> Make label page. This script takes the label image you have been working on, duplicates in the proper number of times, and lays out a new image populated for a full sheet of the selected label. You'll notice that the same drop-down list of label templates is available here; you can run the second script on a different label template than the one you designed with, but this is not recommended.
To make CD labels, start with File -> Create -> Misc -> Labels -> CD label. This will create a new image suitable for use as a CD label: a disc with the proper diameter, with the center punched out. As with rectangular labels, once you have completed your design work, Gimplabels can automatically convert it into a label sheet. Select Filters -> Combine -> Make label page. The tool can compose label sheets compatible with Neato, Stomper, or other name-brand label sheet layouts.
The "Create label sheet" script has a few options, but you should familiarize yourself with them in case you need to fine-tune the settings. For example, the "Printer fudge factor" scales the image slightly to account for the fact that different brands and models of printer have slightly different printable areas.
The "From:" and "To:" settings allow you to generate an image that only prints on part of the whole sheet. So if you only need for labels, set the script for "From: 1" "To: 4." Next time, you can print "From: 5" "To: 8" or whatever number is appropriate. Note that you have to specify a continuous sequence, starting in the upper lefthand corner. There is no way to skip a label in the middle.
Gimplabels works part of its magic by depending on the GUI label designer gLabels. gLabels' database of known templates is the source of the list that appears in the label creation and label sheet scripts. These are usually stored in /usr/share/glabels/templates. If you update gLabels and acquire a new template, you will have to run an auxiliary setup script in order for Gimplabels to re-scan the directory and pick up the new template.
This script is called make-label-fu.py, and is included in the Gimplabels .tar package. It needs Python and PyXML to be installed. Run it from a command line with "python make-label-fu.py". You do not have to run make-label-fu.py or even have it installed on your system — at the project's home page you can also choose to download just the labels.scm script by itself. gLabels has a very complete set of templates, so updating the database is probably not something to worry about unless you know of a specific new template that has been added to the list.
Gimplabels is about as easy as it gets; no guesswork is involved when creating the new image to the exact specifications required, and the script composes the sheet without your intervention — all you have to worry about is designing one label the way you want it.
This entry was posted in Labels & Printing, Open Source and tagged GIMP on October 20, 2009 by wlmanager.
I'm having problems loading the templates into the proper places and having them show up.
ahhh its okay.. I re-read his instructions on where to find them… found them.. thank you so much for the informative help.


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Q: IdHttpServerexception:Error accepting connection with SSL. EOF was observed that violates the protocol; I have a Delphi 2007 TIdHttpServer Web App (Version 10).  My IdHTTPServer1.onexception handler is handling a lot of these exceptions:

Error accepting connection with SSL. EOF was observed that violates
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I also have the latest version of OpenSSL (1.0.2.4).
I know it is protocol to have a MCVE (Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example).  However I am not able to replicate this.  These exceptions are occurring in production environment.  All I have been able to do is log the ip address.  And the IP Addresses are random.  So it does not appear to be any single "spam bot" that could be doing this.
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ServerIOHandler := TIdServerIOHandlerSSLOpenSSL.Create(self);
ServerIOHandler.SSLOptions.CertFile := 'C:\xxxxx.crt';
ServerIOHandler.SSLOptions.KeyFile := 'C:\xxxxx.key';
ServerIOHandler.SSLOptions.RootCertFile := 'C:\yyyyyyy.crt';
ServerIOHandler.SSLOptions.Method := sslvSSLv23;
ServerIOHandler.SSLOptions.SSLVersions := [sslvSSLv23,sslvSSLv2, sslvSSLv3, sslvTLSv1,sslvTLSv1_1,sslvTLSv1_2];
ServerIOHandler.OnGetPassword :=  GetSSLPassword;
IdHTTPServer1 := TEAIdHTTPServer.Create;
IdHTTPServer1.MaxConnections := 1000;
IdHTTPServer1.AutoStartSession := True;
IdHTTPServer1.SessionState := True;
IdHTTPServer1.OnCommandGet := MainGet;
IdHTTPServer1.onexception := IdHttpServerexception;
IdHTTPServer1.onlistenexception := IdHttpServerlistenexception;
IdHTTPServer1.onconnect := IdHttpServerConnect;
IdHTTPServer1.ondisconnect := IdHttpServerDisconnect;
idHttpServer1.ParseParams := True;
idHttpServer1.OnQuerySSLPort := QuerySSLPort;
idHttpServer1.IOHandler := ServerIOHandler;
idHttpServer1.Bindings.Add.Port := 80;
idHttpServer1.Bindings.Add.Port := 443;
IdHTTPServer1.Active := True;

procedure TMyProject.QuerySSLPort(APort: TIdPort; var VUseSSL: Boolean);
begin
  if APort=80 then begin
    vUseSSL := False;
  end else if APort=443 then begin
    vUseSSL := True;
  end else begin
    vUseSSL := False;
  end;
end;

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>> provides the swig runtime features.
>> most sense to integrate this into the existing libsvn_swig_py.
> do different things and come from separate sources.
Depends how you think of it.
I think of them both doing the same thing: "being common support code for the individual bindings libraries"
and coming from the same source: "the subversion build process".
Can you elaborate on why you don't like the idea of combining them? Thanks.
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James Gunn and the cancel-culture
by David Morgan Brown
In yet another recent firing of a high-profile member of the entertainment industry, James Gunn has been booted by Disney as director for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, a series of which the previous two he directed. But this firing seems to be the most egregious, one ravelled up in so many layers, it all feels so precisely orchestrated.
The very basic story that most people have gathered is that Gunn was fired by Disney because of offensive jokes he tweeted. However, these were tweets he posted nine years ago. And they were tweets he has since apologised for. And he did that before being hired by Disney to work on Guardians of the Galaxy in 2012. And, as an extra spicy meatball on this spaghetti bolognese of Hollywood inanity, the folks who brought to light these offensive tweets are two conservative "gentlemen" who were (for lack of a better word) butthurt over Gunn's online criticism of Donald Trump – and one of whom has posted far more abhorrent tweets himself.
Unlike the firings of Roseanne, Papa John, Jonathan Friedland, and Amy Powell, this one in particular has been met with a large backlash from a number of celebrities, ranging from fellow directors to comedians and even Guardians of the Galaxy stars. The biggest complaint is that Disney didn't take umbrage with these tweets when he made them, nor when he was hired as director, nor when he apologised for them in 2012.
This firing has taken place simply because of those who dug up these tweets, conservative commentators Mike Cernovich and Jack Posobiecus. It appears to have been the efforts of only two folks who have chastised Gunn's already-chastised tweets that have caused him to be fired. This is quite the precedent to be established, that absolutely anyone and absolutely any amount of people can dig up a celebrity's past and ruin their livelihood, with as little as a dark humoured joke to spark a soaring fire.
Given that these commentators are deeply Christian, they may want to contextualise this story with one of the Bible's most famous passages – "he that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone". This is particularly applicable to Cernovich, who hasn't made jokes about raping kids, but did post his own controversial (comical?) tweets excusing rape.
It's a sign of the cancel-culture that someone who makes such abhorrent jokes can single-handedly get someone else fired for slightly less abhorrent jokes. But perhaps both men ought to be excused. It's hard to tell if Cernovich's own comments are in utterly bad taste, but jokes are jokes, offensiveness is subjective, and creating an exact line for celebrities not to cross over is not at all easy to draw.
What are the exact kinds of statements, or jokes, that will get a Hollywood big-shot fired? I don't know if Disney outline what exactly is acceptable in the contracts they send out to their new creative assets, but it would certainly be helpful if they made themselves far clearer. But the issue with drawing this line is where people expect it to be. There's the possibility (or likelihood) that the sort of tweets that Disney, or any other company, would allow would be too restricted – they may not allow jokes about sensitive subject matter, but how far does the classification of sensitive subject matter go? Jokes about skinned knees? Making fun of allergies? Making fun of people from Minnesota? Making fun of kids in general, with no mention of rape at all? Can directors of Disney films swear on social media? Are there certain people they can't joke about?
Disney wouldn't clarify what speech is acceptable, because they can't. Offensive speech is a part of all speech – folks may claim that we have the freedom to say whatever we please and our businesses of work have the freedom to dismiss us over anything offensive we say, but this leads to a tricky argument of what is offensive and inoffensive and what is fair and unfair dismissal.
But the main argument to make right now is that should Cernovich, Posobiecus, and Disney all get a sense of humour? I say yes, and if I were their employer, I would enforce that upon them. This aspect of cancel-culture, so eager to get people fired over the most tenuous and innocuous of reasons, is gravely misinterpreting how humour works – in particular, dark humour.
This kind of shock value locker-room joking around is an essential part of anyone with blood flowing through their bodies (ie not Cernovich or Posobiecus) as it's a very peculiar and very real part of our lives that's evidently seeped its way a bit onto the permanency of social media. The worst aspects of our humanity, such as child rape, will usually be the go-to subject matters for jokesters. Very much close to 100% of the time, these jokes will be made besides the comedians' own personal views – there is clearly a difference between joking about a topic and endorsing a topic, and that's something Cernovich has neglected to understand.
All in all, I'd like to think Gunn is now in a lawsuit-friendly situation. Matters should be taken against Cernovich for conflating Gunn's jokes with endorsement. Disney should also be taken to the cleaners for not considering Gunn's controversial tweets when they hired him or more importantly when he brought attention to them by regretting making them in the first place.
Some folks are claiming the best solution for up-and-coming artists is to cleanse their social media to avoid a similar situation happening to them. This may be a realistic solution, but it's not an idealistic one, and an idealistic solution will stem this cancel-culture career-ruining tide rather than abide by it. It's no longer just group-think, but couple-think that is ruining the livelihood of working filmmakers, and for the line that they cannot cross to inch ever so closer and be dictated by any crass, rape-apologist member of society will be of a great disadvantage to filmmakers and other artists. But I believe the main lesson to be gathered from this story is that a lot of people, especially in Hollywood, need to get a sense of humour. They can start here.
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In rural Louisiana in the 1930s, a father of three is sent to prison for doing the unthinkable while under the influence of whiskey. Life in prison seems inevitable but God has other plans. Miraculously set free, Floyd Franklin goes on to father more children and in 1945, in an old log shack on a dirt road, the author of this story is born. Growing up as the son of a rage-filled alcoholic, young Fred Franklin carries a heavy burden and travels a long, hard road. Along the way, he comes close to losing his own life and nearly takes the life of another.
(Written by Angie Hammons) - My father, Fred Franklin, is first and foremost a southern gentleman. He is a man deeply committed to his family, God, his southern roots and his high-school-sweetheart-wife, Diane. He is a retired field office manager for a national pipeline construction company who is enjoying retirement on his eighteen-acre farm in Linville, Louisiana.
Grampa had been sitting under the huge walnut tree near the corral since sundown, watching his three field hands steadily plodding along behind their mules. They had been plowing since daybreak, trying to get ahead of the rain. The wind had carried the suggestion of rain the day before, of this Grampa was sure, and now it was only a matter of time before the deluge. He had over forty years of experience in trying to second-guess nature, and prided himself on his weather forecasts.
They had to get the cotton plowed before the rains came. By the time the fields were dry enough to plow again, it would be too late. The cotton would be so tall by then, the mules wouldn't be able to walk between the rows without tearing down the stalks. And the grass and weeds would choke the cotton so badly, there wouldn't be enough cotton to even pay the planting costs.


PNB Scam: Mehul Choksi Given Antigua Citizenship, Why is CBI Not Filing a Red Corner Notice Against Him?
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is still dragging its feet to get a Red Corner Notice (RCN) issued against fugitive diamantiare Mehul Choksi, accused in the Rs 13,000-cr Punjab National Bank scam. Till the time an RCN is issued against Choksi, he can freely travel to any country on Antiguan passport without any hurdle.
The requests for issuance of an RCN against main-accused Nirav Modi and his uncle Choksi were sent together to Interpol in May 2018. Even though both Modi and Choksi are facing similar criminal charges, Interpol issued an RCN against Modi on 2 July, but Choksi's is still pending.
Speaking to The Quint, a CBI officer said they weren't certain about when Interpol will issue an RCN against Choksi. However, the officer added that the agency had sent the CBI a set of four questions in reply to their request.
Similar questions were asked for the issuance of an RCN against Nirav Modi.
"We immediately answered to all the questions posed by the Interpol on Modi and Choksi and sent them together almost a month ago. We have no clue about the delay on the issuance of RCN against Choksi," said a senior CBI official.
In reply to the Interpol, the CBI forwarded them all the details of the case against Choksi. They also told the agency that they wanted an open RCN against him.
What is the difference between open and restricted Red Corner Notices?
In an open RCN, the information of the wanted person is uploaded on the Interpol website for the public. Simultaneously, the information of the wanted person is shared with Interpol of all countries.
Whereas, in a restricted RCN, the information of the wanted person is not made public, it is only shared with the Interpol of all countries.
An open RCN was issued in Nirav Modi's case.
The question, now, is why the CBI and the Enforcement Directorate have failed to convince the Interpol on the issuance of an RCN against Choksi.
It's due to this failure that Choksi has managed to travel to Antigua, a tax haven with which India has no extradition treaty.
Will Choksi be able to travel after an RCN is issued against him?
According to the agencies, Mehul Choksi won't be able to travel after an RCN is issued, because the moment his personal details like name, birthplace and birthday are punched at any airport, it will raise an alarm.
Antiguan passport allows travel to 132 countries, including all Schengen nations, without a visa. However, this won't matter, as once the RCN is issued, Choksi will be detained the moment he tries to cross the border.
How much did he purchase the Antiguan passport for?
The investigating agencies in India don't have any information about the amount Choksi spent in purchasing the passport of Antigua, as they are still waiting for the Antiguan authorities' response.
However, according to the Citizenship By Investment Unit of Antigua and Barbuda, to get a passport, Choksi would have spent a minimum of USD 1,25,000 as a contribution to Antigua National Development Fund.
What information has the CBI sought from the Antiguan authorities?
Based on the Diffusion Notice issued against Choksi, the CBI wrote a letter to the Antiguan authorities on 25 July, seeking information about his whereabouts. The letter also inquired about details like when did Choksi reach Antigua and where is his official residence. The CBI also shared the details of the case against Choksi with the Antiguan government.
When did Choksi apply for the Antiguan passport?
While the CBI and ED say they don't know when Choksi applied for an Antiguan passport, a local newspaper, The Daily Observer, has reported that the Citizenship by Investment Unit (CIU) has confirmed Choksi was granted Antiguan citizenship in November 2017. As mentioned in the report, CIU said Choksi was granted a passport only after "extensive vetting".
However, according to the CBI, Interpol never got in touch with them to verify Choksi's credentials before November 2017.
Did the CBI and ED know that Choksi was in the US?
The CBI and ED claim they had no information about Choksi's presence in the US. However, this seems unlikely as in May 2018 the CBI had written to the US authorities for details on Choksi.
So, technically, the US authorities were aware of Choksi's case. Not just that, there had been several media reports about his presence in the US.
In addition to this, an investigative officer of the PNB scam told The Quint that a letter sent by Interpol to Indian agencies on 20 July states that it was informed by the US Department of Justice that on the basis of the US authorities' "assessment", Choksi left the country on 8 July on an Antiguan passport. However, the Indian agencies are objecting to the use of the word "assessment" by the US authorities, and asking why the country didn't say with certainty whether Choksi used an Indian or an Antiguan passport.


Almost 2 million Americans have experienced amputations or were born with limb complications. The Amputee Coalition is the nation's leading organization on limb loss, dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for amputees and their families, improving patient care and preventing limb loss through prosthetic support groups.
For more than 65 years, Kessler Institute has pioneered the course of physical medicine and rehabilitation. Today, they continue to define this field – providing the highly specialized care, advanced treatment and leading-edge technologies that enable individuals with amputation to rebuild their lives. Amps in Action was setup to provide information and links of interest to amputees, their families and friends. The idea is to guide amputees to resources that will help them quickly return to a full and active life through prosthetic support groups.
Voorhees Amputee and Stroke Organization uses prosthetic support groups and focuses on the idea that peer support is critical to the recovery and adjustment of Amputee, Stroke Patients and their Caregivers. They thrive through a close knit community that all support each other through their facebook page.
Magee Rehabilitation has Prosthetic Support Groups and an Amputee Peer Mentor Program. The Amputee Support Group consists of social meetings and events in addition to gues speakers on a variety of topics. The Amputee Peer Mentor Program is a group of volunteers at Magee Rehabilitation Hospital. It is a free service that gives individuals with amputations the opportunity to talk with one another. The peers share their experiences, knowledge, provide emotional support and practical information on everyday concerns. They are living proof that individuals with amputations can recover and continue to have active lives.
Montgomery County Amputee Support Group is an Amputee Support Group run through Amputee Coalition. It is a group that regularly meets to help support each other.


This is a traverse of the 5 Welsh Corbetts in southern Snowdonia: Cadair Berwyn, Arenig Fawr, Aran Fawddwy, Glaswym and Cadair Idris. It starts at the car park at Pistyll Rhaeadr south of Cadair Berwyn and finishes at the end of the pony path below Cadair Idris. Corbetts are strictly Scottish hills of between 2500 and 2999 feet with a drop of at least 500 feet on all sides but the principle has been extended to England and Wales! Those familiar with accounts of the Meirionnydd Round will appreciate that this is mean, unforgiving country by any standards. The Dragon's Tongue was devised as a more modest foray into the area clocking up some 55 miles with 14,500 feet of ascent. The excursion out to the Arenigs provides respite and contrast as well as creating an opportunity for food drops or support at each end of Lake Bala.
Pete Simpson and Tony Wimbush first completed the route in 20 hours 59 minutes in 2009 as an on-sight, unsupported run (except for food drops). It is offered as an informal challenge with no strict time limits although completion within daylight hours will be an obvious target. A secondary optional objective can be to include a further nine 2500 foot summits listed as Nuttalls (these have a drop of at least 50 feet on all sides).
Click the icon to view or print a schedule of summits and actual times. This includes the 5 Welsh Corbetts and the 9 optional Nuttall summits.


Many people spent Valentine's Day getting all mushy and romantic. Jimmy Eat World, they spent Valentine's Day getting hot and sweaty with their fans in Phoenix at a surprise show!
February 14th, 2019 marked 25 years to the day of Jimmy Eat World's first concert, playing in the storage room of a used clothing store. Thankfully, it got better from there and they've rocked out all around the world for many years now. Last night, to celebrate the monumental anniversary, Jimmy Eat World did a surprise concert for 300 people at The Rebel Lounge in Phoenix. Check out some of the fun from the concert and happy 25 years, Jimmy Eat World!


2-7/8″ x 2-7/8″ (75 x 75 mm) square, fully usable!
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Wiggle pictures are back, but with a brand new style! Eye Care and Cure re-introduces this classic product, with new designs created especially for the pediatric patient. The set consists of two plastic spatula sticks with wiggle pictures on front and back. Images: frog, caterpillar, cat and mouse.


On behalf of everyone at the Hudson River Rowing Association, I would like to extend our heartfelt condolences to Diana's family, at home and at the Dyson Foundation. Both myself and HRRA had the great fortune to have gained the advice and guidance of Diana through the Dyson Foundation during our project to build the Hudson River Rowing Association Boathouse. Diana was the representative who worked with our project team through the Dyson Foundation process and she was a firm, tough and fair advocate for our project.
Diana continually pushed us to do our homework and refine our project so that it would result in a long lasting legacy that would serve the members of our community for years to come. Diana and the Dyson Foundation, as a whole, were a big part of the successful completion of our goals - we could not have done it with out her on our side.


Sara reviewed my case and defended me in court against my ex wife. The standard of living increase was denied. My cost from her were minimal and fair. My ex had to pay $25,000.00 to her atty. Because Sara is a knowledgeable and efficient attorney that keeps her clients interest first, I will use her when I need an atty that I can trust to defend me. She was also recommended to me through the JAG office on Redstine Arsenal.


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Kevin Lum- financial planner and Investment Advisor is back with us to weigh in.
November 19, 2020 /0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Nathalie Mullinix
Kevin Lum is a Financial Planner and Investment Advisor — he focuses on Impact Investing, Socially Responsible Investing, Values Based Planning currently leading Foundry Financial with offices in Los Angeles and Washington, DC. Foundry Financials wants to help you do well and do good through value based financial planning and impact investing. And now this is such an important time, after getting over the shock of the Corona virus to stay strong, calm and lead while staying safe. Kevins passion is helping people identify their dreams and then develop a financial plan and investment strategy that aligns with their values. Whether it's planning an early retirement, having a first child or starting a new business — Kevin helps you chart out your course from where you are now to where you could be. We are not giving legal or financial advise. Important that you check with your attorney and experts before making a plan. Kevin Lum is a Financial Planner and Investment Advisor — he focuses on Impact Investing, Socially Responsible Investing, Values Based Planning currently leading Foundry Financial with offices in Los Angeles and Washington, DC. Foundry Financials wants to help you do well and do good through value based financial planning and impact investing. And now this is such an important time, after getting over the shock of the Corona virus to stay strong, calm and lead while staying safe. Kevins passion is helping people identify their dreams and then develop a financial plan and investment strategy that aligns with their values. Whether it's planning an early retirement, having a first child or starting a new business — Kevin helps you chart out your course from where you are now to where you could be. We are not giving legal or financial advise. Important that you check with your attorney and experts before making a plan.
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Small businesses need funding and not so much red tape…especially today…
Bill Airy joins us today with Lendio Denver branch, which help local business owners secure the funding they need to buy, start, grow, and support their small business. With 75 lenders in our portfolio, and a ridiculously streamlined process, business owners can complete a single loan application online that can be shopped to multiple lenders at the same time. This process ensures you have the best chance at getting the best loan for you and your business! Bill is an avid entrepreneur with years of business experience in marketing, advertising, creating, even inventing. One of his inventions is called the Puke Bucket- dying to hear the story behind this. Bill has helped companies remain eco-friendly while still boosting revenue and more. Stay tuned to find out how you can ride the web and flow, especially as small business owne which hasn't been easy with Covid shutdowns. to say the least. Bill Airy joins us today with Lendio Denver branch, which help local business owners secure the funding they need to buy, start, grow, and support their small business. With 75 lenders in our portfolio, and a ridiculously streamlined process, business owners can complete a single loan application online that can be shopped to multiple lenders at the same time. This process ensures you have the best chance at getting the best loan for you and your business! Bill is an avid entrepreneur with years of business experience in marketing, advertising, creating, even inventing. One of his inventions is called the Puke Bucket- dying to hear the story behind this. Bill has helped companies remain eco-friendly while still boosting revenue and more. Stay tuned to find out how you can ride the web and flow, especially as small business owne which hasn't been easy with Covid shutdowns. to say the least.
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Reverse Mortgages- 62 or older-
November 4, 2020 /0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Nathalie Mullinix
Presidential election has not been decided- so today we are going to have a replay on Reverse Mortgages where you can utilize your equity, re-invest monies from equity line, take a vacation, free up dreams and more, while staying in your home. Presidential election has not been decided- so today we are going to have a replay on Reverse Mortgages where you can utilize your equity, re-invest monies from equity line, take a vacation, free up dreams and more, while staying in your home.
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House flipping tips
October 21, 2020 /0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Nathalie Mullinix
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Thinking of a move to Ocean City. Md?
Alex Piela is a family man who is a Realtor licensed with Berkshire Hathawy. He began his career in broadcasting in 1980. Started working as a traffic reporter in 1996 in the Ocean City area. People still say they remember "Alexander Piela in the TRAFFAX Command Center!" In 1997, He purchased a beach property and began renting it in the summer months. He gained a ton of experience in the ways of housing and real estate in the Ocean City area. In 2000 his radio career took hom to Washington, DC. Alex has done traffic on the major stations, including WTOP and WUSA-TV Channel 9. In a helicopter!!! Married in 2003, he eventually moved back to Ocean City. Very familiar with managing and renting property as well, he knows what it is like to maintain your investment from afar. If you are planning on living in the area full time, Alex is the man to go to. Alex says "If you're a seller, my 36 years in broadcasting have served me well. It's not a far stretch at all to go from marketing in broadcasting to marketing your property. Add to that, I am still in the broadcasting business as a traffic reporter. I'm your "Realtor on the Radio". He is also proprietor of MisterOceanCity.Com, LLC, a company that runs a website of the same name. A rather popular site with so many things about Ocean City. Event calendars, traffic cameras, city ordinances. Hey, we've even got a Boardwalk Elvis section! Whether it's radio advertising, knowing how to get the word out, or internet marketing, Alex has covered all of the bases for all client and customer real estate needs in Ocean CIty or surrounding areas. Today we will share some interesting information as well relating to loans, Covid 19 and more!! Alex Piela is a family man who is a Realtor licensed with Berkshire Hathawy. He began his career in broadcasting in 1980. Started working as a traffic reporter in 1996 in the Ocean City area. People still say they remember "Alexander Piela in the TRAFFAX Command Center!" In 1997, He purchased a beach property and began renting it in the summer months. He gained a ton of experience in the ways of housing and real estate in the Ocean City area. In 2000 his radio career took hom to Washington, DC. Alex has done traffic on the major stations, including WTOP and WUSA-TV Channel 9. In a helicopter!!! Married in 2003, he eventually moved back to Ocean City. Very familiar with managing and renting property as well, he knows what it is like to maintain your investment from afar. If you are planning on living in the area full time, Alex is the man to go to. Alex says "If you're a seller, my 36 years in broadcasting have served me well. It's not a far stretch at all to go from marketing in broadcasting to marketing your property. Add to that, I am still in the broadcasting business as a traffic reporter. I'm your "Realtor on the Radio". He is also proprietor of MisterOceanCity.Com, LLC, a company that runs a website of the same name. A rather popular site with so many things about Ocean City. Event calendars, traffic cameras, city ordinances. Hey, we've even got a Boardwalk Elvis section! Whether it's radio advertising, knowing how to get the word out, or internet marketing, Alex has covered all of the bases for all client and customer real estate needs in Ocean CIty or surrounding areas. Today we will share some interesting information as well relating to loans, Covid 19 and more!!
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The Billionaire Secret- traits to admire to keep us strong through all times.
October 7, 2020 /0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Nathalie Mullinix
Rafael Badziag is a Germany based global entrepreneur, top TED speaker with over 3 million views, best-selling author and angel investor. He is a valued expert in psychology of entrepreneurship, specializing in self-made billionaires and has been featured in over 30 countries and on NBC, ABC, CBS, BBC and FOX networks as well as in Forbes, CNBC, USA Today, Wall Street Journal. In the late 90's he built his first multi-million dollar business, a online bike shop in Germany. Raddiscount.de pioneering e-commerce in Europe. He then expanded his ventures into several countries. Rafael is founder of the NoLimits project, where he fights against the limitations of body, mind and soul. You may find him sprinting on a mountain trail, running a race across the Sahara Desert, or dancing a tango at a Milonga.Rafaels blog nolimits.co is on mission to inspire the readers to live their lives fully with passion and zeal. Recently, Rafael has been traveling the world and meeting the world's most successful entrepreneurs, all of them self-made billionaires, from various regions, industries, cultures, religions and age groups. By conducting face-to-face interviews he was able to obtain first hand information. He reveals their success secrets in his book "The Billion Dollar Secret" and the corresponding YouTube channel. Rafael Badziag is a Germany based global entrepreneur, top TED speaker with over 3 million views, best-selling author and angel investor. He is a valued expert in psychology of entrepreneurship, specializing in self-made billionaires and has been featured in over 30 countries and on NBC, ABC, CBS, BBC and FOX networks as well as in Forbes, CNBC, USA Today, Wall Street Journal. In the late 90's he built his first multi-million dollar business, a online bike shop in Germany. Raddiscount.de pioneering e-commerce in Europe. He then expanded his ventures into several countries. Rafael is founder of the NoLimits project, where he fights against the limitations of body, mind and soul. You may find him sprinting on a mountain trail, running a race across the Sahara Desert, or dancing a tango at a Milonga.Rafaels blog nolimits.co is on mission to inspire the readers to live their lives fully with passion and zeal. Recently, Rafael has been traveling the world and meeting the world's most successful entrepreneurs, all of them self-made billionaires, from various regions, industries, cultures, religions and age groups. By conducting face-to-face interviews he was able to obtain first hand information. He reveals their success secrets in his book "The Billion Dollar Secret" and the corresponding YouTube channel.
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Reverse Mortgages- where do you and they stand now in light of Covid19?
September 9, 2020 /0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Nathalie Mullinix
Where do we go from here? Covid19 has had a major effect on all of us. We pray that you and your family are safe and healthy.This period has caused us to really look at what is most important. We are also so used to trusting that our monies are safe, our plans are intact at least to the point we have made plans… It is so important to keep peace, to stay the course, to not have fear. Reverse mortgages have changed dramatically for the better. Steve Sless, an expert in reverse mortgages and a regular contributor on our show, joins us today to give us details on how to "Age in Place" and even purchase a home using either a reverse mortgage or forward reverse mortgage… bet you didn't know they also come with lines of credit that earn interest? I love having Steve on our show. He is a master at doing his homework on reverse mortgages daily. He truly cares about everyone he serves. It isn't just a business venture for him. I am honored to know him. Takes time to get to know people and trust which comes with time… Steven J. Sless runs PRMI's first consumer-direct retail branch dealing exclusively with reverse mortgages (located in Owings Mills, Md.) He also coaches traditional loan originators working at PRMI's 270 branches nationwide about reverse mortgages. A powerful speaker and communicator, Steven regularly present seminars and learning workshops for senior home owners, their family and trusted advisors. Steven educates on how the strategic use of home wealth, by way of a reverse mortgage, can protect and preserve a retirement portfolio to ensure so seniors don't outlive their money. His goal is to dispel myths and common misperceptions about reverse mortgages. In 2019, Steven earned the CLTC®: Certified Long-Term Care professional designation.– financially, physically and emotionally – years down the road. Where do we go from here? Covid19 has had a major effect on all of us. We pray that you and your family are safe and healthy.This period has caused us to really look at what is most important. We are also so used to trusting that our monies are safe, our plans are intact at least to the point we have made plans… It is so important to keep peace, to stay the course, to not have fear. Reverse mortgages have changed dramatically for the better. Steve Sless, an expert in reverse mortgages and a regular contributor on our show, joins us today to give us details on how to "Age in Place" and even purchase a home using either a reverse mortgage or forward reverse mortgage… bet you didn't know they also come with lines of credit that earn interest? I love having Steve on our show. He is a master at doing his homework on reverse mortgages daily. He truly cares about everyone he serves. It isn't just a business venture for him. I am honored to know him. Takes time to get to know people and trust which comes with time… Steven J. Sless runs PRMI's first consumer-direct retail branch dealing exclusively with reverse mortgages (located in Owings Mills, Md.) He also coaches traditional loan originators working at PRMI's 270 branches nationwide about reverse mortgages. A powerful speaker and communicator, Steven regularly present seminars and learning workshops for senior home owners, their family and trusted advisors. Steven educates on how the strategic use of home wealth, by way of a reverse mortgage, can protect and preserve a retirement portfolio to ensure so seniors don't outlive their money. His goal is to dispel myths and common misperceptions about reverse mortgages. In 2019, Steven earned the CLTC®: Certified Long-Term Care professional designation.– financially, physically and emotionally – years down the road.
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Never give up- Dreams do come true- Coach Jim Johnson is a true leader
Based on what transpired in a few short moments in early 2006, Coach Jim Johnson is now an authority on the subject of realizing your dreams. In his many public speaking appearances, the Rochester, New York resident relates his role in a high school basketball game that made national headlines. He emphasizes the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship; concepts which gave Coach Johnson winning high school basketball teams for over 30 years.. Coach has appeared on Oprah, Good Morning America, ESPN and dozens of other National TV and radio shows. In 2011, he released his first book A Coach and a Miracle: Life Lessons from a Man Who Believed in an Autistic Boy. Coach was named the Class A Section Five Coach of the Year. He officially retired from coaching so that he can speak full time; he also works closely a with Rochester-area non-profit: AutismUp. On Feb. 15, 2006, Coach Johnson made the kindhearted gesture of inserting his autistic manager, Jason McElwain, now known to the world as J-Mac into Greece Athena High School's final home game, which the Trojans won 79-43. J-Mac scored 20 points in just over four minutes, including six three-point baskets, to become an instant national celebrity. Coach Johnson, also, was featured in major news outlets around the country. Based on what transpired in a few short moments in early 2006, Coach Jim Johnson is now an authority on the subject of realizing your dreams. In his many public speaking appearances, the Rochester, New York resident relates his role in a high school basketball game that made national headlines. He emphasizes the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship; concepts which gave Coach Johnson winning high school basketball teams for over 30 years.. Coach has appeared on Oprah, Good Morning America, ESPN and dozens of other National TV and radio shows. In 2011, he released his first book A Coach and a Miracle: Life Lessons from a Man Who Believed in an Autistic Boy. Coach was named the Class A Section Five Coach of the Year. He officially retired from coaching so that he can speak full time; he also works closely a with Rochester-area non-profit: AutismUp. On Feb. 15, 2006, Coach Johnson made the kindhearted gesture of inserting his autistic manager, Jason McElwain, now known to the world as J-Mac into Greece Athena High School's final home game, which the Trojans won 79-43. J-Mac scored 20 points in just over four minutes, including six three-point baskets, to become an instant national celebrity. Coach Johnson, also, was featured in major news outlets around the country.
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FHFA delays Adverse Market Refinance Fee and some other good news…
August 26, 2020 /0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Nathalie Mullinix
Join us today for news you can pass on and positive changes. We are in such a divided, anxious world. We all need to get back to basics, balance, understanding. FHFA has delayed the .50% adverse market fee which was to start September 1st already effecting refinance loans under way to cost bankers/lenders and consumers thousands… more good news after that!!! Join us today for news you can pass on and positive changes. We are in such a divided, anxious world. We all need to get back to basics, balance, understanding. FHFA has delayed the .50% adverse market fee which was to start September 1st already effecting refinance loans under way to cost bankers/lenders and consumers thousands… more good news after that!!!
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HQS Co., Ltd. stretches out to IT & Telecoms support businesses with its core expertise and strength by forming a local team of IT and Telecoms specialists and partnering/joining with the foreign companies for further business expansion.
IT is an area where many people can start their business easily in this Information world. Many IT businesses have also appeared in Myanmar since more than a decade. However, many of them are more in hardware sale, troubleshooting/repair, training and common IT businesses. In fact, we find that many overseas companies from large enterprise to small business are requiring hassle free, one-stop IT & Telecoms support services in Myanmar.
We fulfill this need and use our expertise to deliver our high value-added services to the customers. Having a particular idea of "Overseas Expansion Support Services", a consortium will be formed that will closely link consulting companies, local IT vendors, and other entities.
Moving to another country and living and working abroad as an expatriate comes with its own set of challenges. As an expatriate relocation and mobility service provider, we provide the relocation, mobility and general services in Myanmar with a global network partnership, to ensure that your employees' relocation and repatriation go as smoothly as possible. In 2013 August, we were awarded as subcontractor and partner by Metrica Inc., which is based in San Antonio, Texas, U.S.A, to provide mobility and relocation services in Myanmar.
With the combination of the founder's experience as an expatriate in abroad, our unrivalled local knowledge and supporting technology means we can source and manage the most cost-effective, efficient and reliable service within the country. We'll take excellent care of your international employees and support your HR team, leaving you to focus on your business.