That tuxedo better become available for players.
Aesthetically it looks like !@#$, so, par for the course for Goblins?
So is the idea that the Horde are beating up the Venture Co, who would sell to both sides, so that the Horde-aligned Bilgewater Cartel can take the Azerite instead?
I wish it was, it would be so much fun going back to see what happened there. Goblin players should get special emotes from remembering what happened there... but I guess I have better imagination then Blizzard. Hire me, guys!
why loot has ilvl 273 on Normal and 104 on Heroic?
Knowing blizzard it would only drop and be usable by male goblins during some three day a year micro-holiday and it won't be moggable.
Cause that's how BfA works. Gotta love that 0 damage trinket from the last boss!
Normal loot is scaled to 120, heroic is set at 110 on the tooltip.
The bosses of the dungeon have pretty unique mechanics and I had a blast doing them, but it will be a nightmare with people pulling a lot of unnecessary trash mobs.
It'd be nice to have the new goblin models before this goes live.
There better be a way to get tht 4 person kezan hot rod mount!
As far as I remember, they said updated goblins\/worgen was not a priority. My guess is they'll release them on 8.1 or later, like blood elves were only updated later in WoD.
Personally I would have hoped for an Undermine city-style dungeon, instead of just another run down slum\/mining operation.
As an Engineer it hurts me that they used that hot rod model and I cant build one.
Yep. The point of this dungeon seems to literally be to attack the Venture Co, while they're minding their own business in their own mine, and kill them and take all their stuff rather than have to pay them for it.
So, this is the Kezan dungeon. I'm guessing it's not the same part of the island in which the goblin starting zone takes place.
Or perhaps they had a different plan for it. If we return to Kezan I would agree with Blizzard that there is sense in showing us a different place than the small corner we have seen before, even if it is just another small corner.
Yeah, Kezan is much bigger then what we see on that scenario. I'm just saying going back there could be cool, would bring gob players memories, you know?
Wheres the information for that stop making things up. we don't even have a quest for it.


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Biosecurity plays a vital role in ensuring maximum profitability for poultry farmers. Because of the high mortality rate in chickens, hygiene, stocking density and the immediate environment all need to be managed effectively. Dr Nokuthula Ntseki, from Rainbow Farms gives Lindi van Rooyen practical advice for farmers.
Drinker lines must be flushed with a descaling agent.
Operational biosecurity is the most critical aspect of the operation for small-scale poultry farmers and is quick, relatively cheap and easy to implement.
Dr Nokuthula Ntseki, Rainbow Farms' national veterinarian, says that people moving from farm to farm and house to house are the most important factor in disease transmission. "In order to secure the farm environment, access must be controlled and only essential visitors allowed on the farm. They must not have had contact with poultry from other farms.
"Vehicles should be sprayed with a disinfectant before entry and decontamination of equipment and people must be in place. This includes showering and wearing protective clothing." She advises that within the poultry house, entry and exit must be through a disinfected foot bath. The disinfectant must be diluted at the correct strength for the volume which should be up to the ankle. The dip must not be exposed to sunlight or rain as this will reduce efficacy.
Limiting traffic through the farm can play a big role in minimising biosecurity risks.
Dr Ntseki adds that ideal stocking density in open-sided houses must be less than 15 birds/m² as overcrowding limits feeding and drinking space, preventing some birds from accessing vaccines or medication. "Scratches may also result from overcrowding, which can create welfare issues. "Thirsty chickens won't eat so farmers must ensure that adequate clean water is provided," says Dr Ntseki. She explains that water can introduce diseases such as avian influenza and salmonella, so if the quality of the water is questionable, disinfectants must be used.
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With regards to bedding, wood shavings are preferred, but straw, sunflower husks and other types of bedding can be used if shavings are not available. Bedding, especially shavings, must be dry and free of mould which can cause respiratory tract infections.
Any vaccination programme is based on local disease challenges and it is important to consult a local veterinarian regarding current disease status in the area. "Newcastle disease (NCD), infectious bronchitis (IB) and infectious bursal disease (IBD) vaccines are basic requirements for any broiler vaccination programme. "Uniform cover of birds is important as rolling vaccine reaction may occur and unvaccinated birds may amplify disease in case of a mild infection or outbreak," advises Dr Ntseki.
Farmers can reduce the effect of disease on their farms by purchasing vaccines from a reputable supplier and by making sure that they are handled and stored correctly at all times. Medication must be given according to the instructions of the manufacturer or the veterinarian. After the administration of antibiotics, it is imperative to observe the advised withdrawal period to protect the consumer against exposure to residual antibiotics.
"We are in the business to make money and cannot afford to allow the economic situation to tempt us into cutting corners when it comes to basic issues such as biosecurity. "The cost of putting these measures in place is minimal compared to the potential losses at stake in the event of outbreaks," says Dr Ntseki.
Manure contains up to 500 million bacteria per gram.
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A building washed and disinfected correctly with a good product contains only 500 to 600 bacteria per 10m².
Manure can be worked into the vegetable garden to prevent recontamination of the chicken house or it can be covered and composted.
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It got locked within 20 mins. The reason for this? That there is many 'other' ways for members to share their music tastes. Should that mean something to me? It doesn't. There are many places where users can get desktop backgrounds from every month, but that doesn't stop the threads cropping up all the time in the forum.
There are many ways that various things can be done. What was so wrong with my post that it warranted deletion? I hardly think it was going to turn into a war of music. Perhaps the mods should head on over to the Politcal discussion forum and focus their energies there. There is plenty of action if thats what your after.
The bottom line, the quality of moderation is declining. I posted just after my thread above was closed. Guess what? The thread was deleted (not wastelanded) without notice.
This one will probably be deleted too, in an attempt to silence the users who might oppose something.
Maybe the Post Your Top 25 Played thread that is currently active makes your redundant?
this is a private board. you do not have freedom of speech here.
the mods do an excellent job here. this is one of the best run boards i've ever seen and been a part of.
if you have an issue, don't make a public spectacle out of it, PM a mod/god and discuss your concerns. don't cause drama where none is needed.
It got locked within 20 mins. The reason for this? That there is many 'other' ways for members to share their music tastes. Should that mean something to me?
The mods here have a thankless unpaid job to keep this forum pleasant for the majority of users.
Er, when you are not causing offence, freedom of speech exists everywhere.
Er, when you are a donator to this site and spend all day spamming in Private Talk and being saucy, freedom of speech exists everywhere.
I already acknowledged this in my OP. That doesn't mean there aren't other ways things can be done.
Yes, and that is all well and good. However, my post doesn't make the forum any less pleasant or lead to cause any arguments.
I do run my own forum. That doesn't mean I shouldn't be able to post here.
I agree they all do wonderful work, really great work, they're fantastic people too, all clever and good-looking, wise, sensual, attractive, well-spoken, immaculately turned out, strong, flexible, fair and just........except that jsw.
Careful, you don't want to get it soggy.
The thread was moved into the moderators forum so that your complaint could be discussed.
As PlaceofDis said, if you wish to enquire about a moderator decision your best course of action is to PM the moderator in question, or, if you would like to complain about a decision you may PM one of the 'gods' who deal with any complaints about moderation. Doctor Q is usually the one online most often and would be the best person to PM.
Posting public threads rarely gets the issue resolved.


"And, from today, Yang Dingtian is my husband, the future of the city, so you should be careful while talking to him." Ximen flames cold and cold.
"What? Yanyan, what did you say?" Ximen Yan does not dare to believe.
"I refuse to accept it, I refuse to accept it…" Ximenyan's tone changed from anger and anger to coldness.
"Ximen Yan, do you dare?" Ximen Yanyan fierce said.
"Is it?" Simon Yan said coldly "I will not use any weapon even then I can defeat you in ten moves. If not then I am waste.
"I am forced." Simon Yan said "I am also from Cloudsky city. I cannot watch the Cloudsky city being destroyed in the hands of both of you.
"I do not have the qualifications, but Yanyan has." Yang Dingtian said.
Ximen Yanyan becomes anxious but she does not speak.
"Isn't that right? It means that the father-in-law really misunderstood me and I am qualified neither to be the husband of YanYan nor to become the owner of Cloudsky." Yang Dingtian said.
"Snort!" Ximen Yan turns around to depart.
The cabin was silent, and the flames of Ximen finally can't bear it anymore and tears rushed out. She looked at her father and started to sob hard but he did not dare to cry.
She was being protected by father since childhood like a princess. However, now everything has changed, her world collapsed, and her adoptive brother who has been obedient to her has also revealed his true colours. Her already injured heart has been devastated again, her young brother does not care about her.
"Yanyan, do you hate me?" asked Yang Dingtian.
Ximen Yanyan raised her beautiful face and looked at Yang Dingtian with the teary eyes which flashed with hate and blame, but soon all became sad.
If the father doesn't want to protect Yang Dingtian, he will never end up like this. He will still be one of the top powerhouses in the world and will lead Cloudsky City to dominate the world. In some year, even Profound Heavenly Sect's Zhu Qingzhu would not dare to provoke him easily, but all of this changed because of Yang Dingtian.
Yang Dingtian looked at Ximen Yanyan and wanted to say sorry, but eventually did not say.
Yang Dingtian nodded but did not speak. He came in front of the Ximen Wuya and kneeled down pulled out the dagger to cut the palm of his hand, drawing a bloody scar, smearing blood on his face, down, said one word at a time " I Yang Dingtian swears to the heavens and the twin moons, swears to the Chaos mainland. I will kill the Zhu Qingzhu's whole family, I will definitely help the Cloudsky City to regain the Yinyang Sect. I will protect the Ximen YanYan forever, never let her hurt If I disobey this oath than Twin Suns execute me, Twin Moons kill me.
This is blood oath which no one dare to disobey on chaos continent.


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Indonesian military and police open fire on Papuan students
Uniformed and plain clothed military were involved in the attack
Following mass protests throughout West Papua in support of the formation of the all-party parliamentary group for West Papua, the anniversary of the founding of IPWP and a speech at the UN in support of West Papua by the Prime Minister of the Republic of Vanuatu, Papuan students have been terrorised and attacked this morning by members of the Indonesian military and police with some wearing plainclothes.
At 5:15 this morning in Jayapura, West Papua, scores of Indonesian military (TNI) and police marched into the dormitory courtyard of the Cenderawasih University (UNCEN).
With most of the students still sleeping, the military aimed 5 shots at the dormitories and all the students ran out of their rooms in fear with many jumping through the windows to escape the bullets.
students outside the entrance to Cendrawashi Univesity
Seeing such a brutal attack Chairman of the dormitory, Tanius Komba with Mael Alua and other officials tried to approach the military who continued to fire, but the members of the TNI and police simply threatened to shoot them as well and continued shooting into a dormitory.
TNI members continued to shoot at the building 9 times but fortunately no students were hit.
Up to 7 members of the uniformed military and police then entered the dormitory rooms with an extra 5 members of plainclothes military thugs and 2 plainclothes police thugs.
Amid loud screaming, the military and police then forcibly herded all the students into the courtyard.
After generating as much terror and panic as this with many university officials now starting to come into the courtyard, the military and police responsible for the attack, then fled the scene, leaving a sense of intense fear and shock to all those who witnessed the brutal attack.
Immediate protests against this brutality
At 6:00, students gathered in the courtyard began to blockade themselves off and light fires to keep to police and military away.
They then started to protest against this act of brutality with many speeches by students and demands that the military and police immediately withdraw all forces from the university area.
At 10:15, the peaceful protest was then dispersed by the Indonesian police.
Urgent action needed- How you can help
Please call or text (SMS) Mr. Erfi Triassunu Commander of Regional Military Command XVII Cendrawasih (Kemiliteran Daerah Papua / Kodam Papua) Jl. Polimak atas Jayapura Provinsi Papua INDONESIA Fax: +62 967 533763 the Head of the Indonesian police in West Papua Tito Karnavia: on+62 811 161 777 or the Jayapura police chief: +62 852 4466 7949 and demand in English or Indonesian that they immediately cease such blatant acts of terror, intimidation and all human rights atrocities by their police and military in illegally Indonesian occupied West Papua.
Let them know that the world is watching them and their crimes against humanity and those of their fellow police and military personnel.
Please help to share this article and images throughout the internet and the world to let the world know what is really happening to the people of West Papua.
Please mention this horrific incident.
Let him know that the world is watching him and his crimes against humanity and those of his fellow police and military personnel.
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We will never give up struggling for the people of West Papua. Every single west Papuan man, woman and child must fully free and safe from such atrocities and safe and this will only happen in a fully free and independent West Papua.
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Call on the Indonesian authorities to recognise the KNPB as a peaceful organisation with a legitimate right to express their desire for West Papuan independence.


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from alembic import op
import sqlalchemy as sa

fetch_table = sa.Table(
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def upgrade():
    op.add_column('fetch', sa.Column('keep', sa.Boolean(), nullable=False, server_default=sa.sql.expression.false()))

def downgrade():
    with op.batch_alter_table('fetch') as batch:
        batch.drop_column('keep')

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29 Moses came down from Mount Sinai. As he came down from the mountain with the two tablets of the covenant[a] in his hand, Moses did not know that the skin of his face shone because he had been talking with God. 30 When Aaron and all the Israelites saw Moses, the skin of his face was shining, and they were afraid to come near him. 31 But Moses called to them; and Aaron and all the leaders of the congregation returned to him, and Moses spoke with them. 32 Afterward all the Israelites came near, and he gave them in commandment all that the Lord had spoken with him on Mount Sinai. 33 When Moses had finished speaking with them, he put a veil on his face; 34 but whenever Moses went in before the Lord to speak with him, he would take the veil off, until he came out; and when he came out, and told the Israelites what he had been commanded, 35 the Israelites would see the face of Moses, that the skin of his face was shining; and Moses would put the veil on his face again, until he went in to speak with him.
4 Therefore, since it is by God's mercy that we are engaged in this ministry, we do not lose heart. 2 We have renounced the shameful things that one hides; we refuse to practice cunning or to falsify God's word; but by the open statement of the truth we commend ourselves to the conscience of everyone in the sight of God.


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#include "clang/Basic/Module.h"
#include "llvm/ADT/SetVector.h"
#include "llvm/ADT/StringMap.h"
#include "llvm/ADT/StringRef.h"
#include "llvm/ADT/StringSet.h"
#include "llvm/Support/CommandLine.h"
#include "llvm/Support/FileSystem.h"
#include "llvm/Support/StringSaver.h"
#include "llvm/Support/YAMLTraits.h"
#include "llvm/Support/YAMLParser.h"
#include <set>

using namespace swift;
using namespace llvm::yaml;

namespace {
struct BatchScanInput {
  StringRef moduleName;
  StringRef arguments;
  StringRef outputPath;
  bool isSwift;
};

static std::string getScalaNodeText(Node *N) {
  SmallString<32> Buffer;
  return cast<ScalarNode>(N)->getValue(Buffer).str();
}

/// Parse an entry like this, where the "platforms" key-value pair is optional:
///  {
///     "swiftModuleName": "Foo",
///     "arguments": "-target 10.15",
///     "output": "../Foo.json"
///  },
static bool parseBatchInputEntries(ASTContext &Ctx, llvm::StringSaver &saver,
                                   Node *Node, std::vector<BatchScanInput> &result) {
  auto *SN = cast<SequenceNode>(Node);
  if (!SN)
    return true;
  for (auto It = SN->begin(); It != SN->end(); ++It) {
    auto *MN = cast<MappingNode>(&*It);
    BatchScanInput entry;
    Optional<std::set<int8_t>> Platforms;
    for (auto &Pair: *MN) {
      auto Key = getScalaNodeText(Pair.getKey());
      auto* Value = Pair.getValue();
      if (Key == "clangModuleName") {
        entry.moduleName = saver.save(getScalaNodeText(Value));
        entry.isSwift = false;
      } else if (Key == "swiftModuleName") {
        entry.moduleName = saver.save(getScalaNodeText(Value));
        entry.isSwift = true;
      } else if (Key == "arguments") {
        entry.arguments = saver.save(getScalaNodeText(Value));
      } else if (Key == "output") {
        entry.outputPath = saver.save(getScalaNodeText(Value));
      } else {
        // Future proof.
        continue;
      }
    }
    if (entry.moduleName.empty())
      return true;
    if (entry.outputPath.empty())
      return true;
    result.emplace_back(std::move(entry));
  }
  return false;
}

static Optional<std::vector<BatchScanInput>>
parseBatchScanInputFile(ASTContext &ctx, StringRef batchInputPath,
                        llvm::StringSaver &saver) {
  assert(!batchInputPath.empty());
  namespace yaml = llvm::yaml;
  std::vector<BatchScanInput> result;

  // Load the input file.
  llvm::ErrorOr<std::unique_ptr<llvm::MemoryBuffer>> FileBufOrErr =
    llvm::MemoryBuffer::getFile(batchInputPath);
  if (!FileBufOrErr) {
    ctx.Diags.diagnose(SourceLoc(), diag::batch_scan_input_file_missing,
                       batchInputPath);
    return None;
  }
  StringRef Buffer = FileBufOrErr->get()->getBuffer();

  // Use a new source manager instead of the one from ASTContext because we
  // don't want the Json file to be persistent.
  SourceManager SM;
  yaml::Stream Stream(llvm::MemoryBufferRef(Buffer, batchInputPath),
                      SM.getLLVMSourceMgr());
  for (auto DI = Stream.begin(); DI != Stream.end(); ++ DI) {
    assert(DI != Stream.end() && "Failed to read a document");
    yaml::Node *N = DI->getRoot();
    assert(N && "Failed to find a root");
    if (parseBatchInputEntries(ctx, saver, N, result)) {
      ctx.Diags.diagnose(SourceLoc(), diag::batch_scan_input_file_corrupted,
                         batchInputPath);
      return None;
    }
  }
  return result;
}
}

/// Find all of the imported Clang modules starting with the given module name.
static void findAllImportedClangModules(ASTContext &ctx, StringRef moduleName,
                                        ModuleDependenciesCache &cache,
                                        std::vector<std::string> &allModules,
                                        llvm::StringSet<> &knownModules) {
  if (!knownModules.insert(moduleName).second)
    return;
  allModules.push_back(moduleName.str());

  auto dependencies = cache.findDependencies(
      moduleName, ModuleDependenciesKind::Clang);
  if (!dependencies)
    return;

  for (const auto &dep : dependencies->getModuleDependencies()) {
    findAllImportedClangModules(ctx, dep, cache, allModules, knownModules);
  }
}

/// Resolve the direct dependencies of the given module.
static std::vector<ModuleDependencyID> resolveDirectDependencies(
    CompilerInstance &instance, ModuleDependencyID module,
    ModuleDependenciesCache &cache,
    InterfaceSubContextDelegate &ASTDelegate) {
  auto &ctx = instance.getASTContext();
  auto knownDependencies = *cache.findDependencies(module.first, module.second);
  auto isSwift = knownDependencies.isSwiftModule();

  // Find the dependencies of every module this module directly depends on.
  std::vector<ModuleDependencyID> result;
  for (auto dependsOn : knownDependencies.getModuleDependencies()) {
    // Figure out what kind of module we need.
    bool onlyClangModule = !isSwift || module.first == dependsOn;

    // Retrieve the dependencies for this module.
    if (auto found = ctx.getModuleDependencies(
            dependsOn, onlyClangModule, cache, ASTDelegate)) {
      result.push_back({dependsOn, found->getKind()});
    }
  }

  if (isSwift) {
    // A record of all of the Clang modules referenced from this Swift module.
    std::vector<std::string> allClangModules;
    llvm::StringSet<> knownModules;

    // If the Swift module has a bridging header, add those dependencies.
    if (knownDependencies.getBridgingHeader()) {
      auto clangImporter =
          static_cast<ClangImporter *>(ctx.getClangModuleLoader());
      if (!clangImporter->addBridgingHeaderDependencies(module.first, cache)) {
        // Grab the updated module dependencies.
        // FIXME: This is such a hack.
        knownDependencies = *cache.findDependencies(module.first, module.second);

        // Add the Clang modules referenced from the bridging header to the
        // set of Clang modules we know about.
        auto swiftDeps = knownDependencies.getAsSwiftModule();
        for (const auto &clangDep : swiftDeps->bridgingModuleDependencies) {
          findAllImportedClangModules(ctx, clangDep, cache, allClangModules,
                                      knownModules);
        }
      }
    }

    // Find all of the Clang modules this Swift module depends on.
    for (const auto &dep : result) {
      if (dep.second != ModuleDependenciesKind::Clang)
        continue;

      findAllImportedClangModules(ctx, dep.first, cache, allClangModules,
                                  knownModules);
    }

    // Look for overlays for each of the Clang modules. The Swift module
    // directly depends on these.
    for (const auto &clangDep : allClangModules) {
      if (auto found = ctx.getModuleDependencies(
              clangDep, /*onlyClangModule=*/false, cache, ASTDelegate)) {
        // ASTContext::getModuleDependencies returns dependencies for a module with a given name.
        // This Clang module may have the same name as the Swift module we are resolving, so we
        // need to make sure we don't add a dependency from a Swift module to itself.
        if (found->getKind() == ModuleDependenciesKind::Swift && clangDep != module.first)
          result.push_back({clangDep, found->getKind()});
      }
    }
  }
  return result;
}

static void discoverCrosssImportOverlayDependencies(
    CompilerInstance &instance, StringRef mainModuleName,
    ArrayRef<ModuleDependencyID> allDependencies,
    ModuleDependenciesCache &cache, InterfaceSubContextDelegate &ASTDelegate,
    llvm::function_ref<void(ModuleDependencyID)> action) {
  // Modules explicitly imported. Only these can be secondary module.
  llvm::SetVector<Identifier> newOverlays;
  for (auto dep: allDependencies) {
    auto moduleName = dep.first;
    auto dependencies = *cache.findDependencies(moduleName, dep.second);
    // Collect a map from secondary module name to cross-import overlay names.
    auto overlayMap = dependencies.collectCrossImportOverlayNames(
      instance.getASTContext(), moduleName);
    if (overlayMap.empty())
      continue;
    std::for_each(allDependencies.begin(), allDependencies.end(),
                  [&](ModuleDependencyID Id) {
      // check if any explicitly imported modules can serve as a secondary
      // module, and add the overlay names to the dependencies list.
      for (auto overlayName: overlayMap[Id.first]) {
        if (std::find_if(allDependencies.begin(), allDependencies.end(),
            [&](ModuleDependencyID Id) { return Id.first == overlayName.str(); })
                == allDependencies.end()) {
          newOverlays.insert(overlayName);
        }
      }
    });
  }
  // No new cross-import overlays are found, return.
  if (newOverlays.empty())
    return;
  // Construct a dummy main to resolve the newly discovered cross import overlays.
  StringRef dummyMainName = "DummyMainModuleForResolvingCrossImportOverlays";
  auto dummyMainDependencies = ModuleDependencies::forMainSwiftModule({});

  // Update main module's dependencies to include these new overlays.
  auto mainDep = *cache.findDependencies(mainModuleName, ModuleDependenciesKind::Swift);
  std::for_each(newOverlays.begin(), newOverlays.end(), [&](Identifier modName) {
    dummyMainDependencies.addModuleDependency(modName.str());
    mainDep.addModuleDependency(modName.str());
  });
  cache.updateDependencies({mainModuleName.str(), ModuleDependenciesKind::Swift}, mainDep);

  // Record the dummy main module's direct dependencies. The dummy main module
  // only directly depend on these newly discovered overlay modules.
  cache.recordDependencies(dummyMainName, dummyMainDependencies,
                           ModuleDependenciesKind::Swift);
  llvm::SetVector<ModuleDependencyID, std::vector<ModuleDependencyID>,
                  std::set<ModuleDependencyID>> allModules;

  // Seed the all module list from the dummpy main module.
  allModules.insert({dummyMainName.str(), dummyMainDependencies.getKind()});

  // Explore the dependencies of every module.
  for (unsigned currentModuleIdx = 0;
       currentModuleIdx < allModules.size();
       ++currentModuleIdx) {
    auto module = allModules[currentModuleIdx];
    auto discoveredModules = resolveDirectDependencies(instance, module,
                                                       cache, ASTDelegate);
    allModules.insert(discoveredModules.begin(), discoveredModules.end());
  }
  // Report any discovered modules to the clients, which include all overlays
  // and their dependencies.
  std::for_each(/* +1 to exclude dummy main*/allModules.begin() + 1,
                allModules.end(), action);
}

/// Write a single JSON field.
namespace {
  template<typename T>
  void writeJSONSingleField(llvm::raw_ostream &out,
                            StringRef fieldName,
                            const T &value,
                            unsigned indentLevel,
                            bool trailingComma);

  /// Write a string value as JSON.
  void writeJSONValue(llvm::raw_ostream &out,
                      StringRef value,
                      unsigned indentLevel) {
    out << "\"";
    out.write_escaped(value);
    out << "\"";
  }

  /// Write a boolean value as JSON.
  void writeJSONValue(llvm::raw_ostream &out,
                      bool value,
                      unsigned indentLevel) {
    out.write_escaped(value ? "true" : "false");
  }

  /// Write a module identifier.
  void writeJSONValue(llvm::raw_ostream &out,
                      const ModuleDependencyID &module,
                      unsigned indentLevel) {
    out << "{\n";
    std::string moduleKind;
    if (module.second == ModuleDependenciesKind::Swift)
      moduleKind = "swift";
    else if (module.second == ModuleDependenciesKind::SwiftPlaceholder)
      moduleKind = "swiftPlaceholder";
    else
      moduleKind = "clang";

    writeJSONSingleField(
        out,
        moduleKind,
        module.first,
        indentLevel + 1,
        /*trailingComma=*/false);

    out.indent(indentLevel * 2);
    out << "}";
  }

  /// Write a JSON array.
  template<typename T>
  void writeJSONValue(llvm::raw_ostream &out,
                      ArrayRef<T> values,
                      unsigned indentLevel) {
    out << "[\n";

    for (const auto &value: values) {

      out.indent((indentLevel + 1) * 2);

      writeJSONValue(out, value, indentLevel + 1);

      if (&value != &values.back()) {
        out << ",";
      }
      out << "\n";
    }

    out.indent(indentLevel * 2);
    out << "]";
  }

  /// Write a JSON array.
  template<typename T>
  void writeJSONValue(llvm::raw_ostream &out,
                      const std::vector<T> &values,
                      unsigned indentLevel) {
    writeJSONValue(out, llvm::makeArrayRef(values), indentLevel);
  }

  /// Write a single JSON field.
  template<typename T>
  void writeJSONSingleField(llvm::raw_ostream &out,
                            StringRef fieldName,
                            const T &value,
                            unsigned indentLevel,
                            bool trailingComma) {
    out.indent(indentLevel * 2);
    writeJSONValue(out, fieldName, indentLevel);
    out << ": ";
    writeJSONValue(out, value, indentLevel);
    if (trailingComma)
      out << ",";
    out << "\n";
  }
}

static void writeJSON(llvm::raw_ostream &out,
                      CompilerInstance &instance,
                      ModuleDependenciesCache &cache,
                      InterfaceSubContextDelegate &ASTDelegate,
                      ArrayRef<ModuleDependencyID> allModules) {
  // Write out a JSON description of all of the dependencies.
  out << "{\n";
  SWIFT_DEFER {
    out << "}\n";
  };

  // Name of the main module.
  writeJSONSingleField(out, "mainModuleName", allModules.front().first,
                       /*indentLevel=*/1, /*trailingComma=*/true);

  // Write out all of the modules.
  out << "  \"modules\": [\n";
  SWIFT_DEFER {
    out << "  ]\n";
  };
  for (const auto &module : allModules) {
    auto directDependencies = resolveDirectDependencies(
      instance, ModuleDependencyID(module.first, module.second), cache,
      ASTDelegate);

    // Grab the completed module dependencies.
    auto moduleDeps = *cache.findDependencies(module.first, module.second);

    // The module we are describing.
    out.indent(2 * 2);
    writeJSONValue(out, module, 2);
    out << ",\n";

    out.indent(2 * 2);
    out << "{\n";

    auto externalSwiftDep = moduleDeps.getAsPlaceholderDependencyModule();
    auto swiftDeps = moduleDeps.getAsSwiftModule();
    auto clangDeps = moduleDeps.getAsClangModule();

    // Module path.
    const char *modulePathSuffix =
        moduleDeps.isSwiftModule() ? ".swiftmodule" : ".pcm";

    std::string modulePath = externalSwiftDep
                                 ? externalSwiftDep->compiledModulePath
                                 : module.first + modulePathSuffix;
    writeJSONSingleField(out, "modulePath", modulePath, /*indentLevel=*/3,
                         /*trailingComma=*/true);

    // Source files.
    if (swiftDeps) {
      writeJSONSingleField(out, "sourceFiles", swiftDeps->sourceFiles, 3,
                           /*trailingComma=*/true);
    } else if (clangDeps) {
      writeJSONSingleField(out, "sourceFiles", clangDeps->fileDependencies, 3,
                           /*trailingComma=*/true);
    }

    // Direct dependencies.
    if (swiftDeps || clangDeps)
      writeJSONSingleField(out, "directDependencies", directDependencies, 3,
                           /*trailingComma=*/true);

    // Swift and Clang-specific details.
    out.indent(3 * 2);
    out << "\"details\": {\n";
    out.indent(4 * 2);
    if (swiftDeps) {
      out << "\"swift\": {\n";

      /// Swift interface file, if any.
      if (swiftDeps->swiftInterfaceFile) {
        writeJSONSingleField(
            out, "moduleInterfacePath",
            *swiftDeps->swiftInterfaceFile, 5,
            /*trailingComma=*/true);
        writeJSONSingleField(out, "contextHash",
                             swiftDeps->contextHash, 5,
                             /*trailingComma=*/true);
        out.indent(5 * 2);
        out << "\"commandLine\": [\n";
        for (auto &arg :swiftDeps->buildCommandLine) {

          out.indent(6 * 2);
          out << "\"" << arg << "\"";
          if (&arg != &swiftDeps->buildCommandLine.back())
            out << ",";
          out << "\n";
        }
        out.indent(5 * 2);
        out << "],\n";
        out.indent(5 * 2);
        out << "\"compiledModuleCandidates\": [\n";
        for (auto &candidate: swiftDeps->compiledModuleCandidates) {
          out.indent(6 * 2);
          out << "\"" << candidate << "\"";
          if (&candidate != &swiftDeps->compiledModuleCandidates.back())
            out << ",";
          out << "\n";
        }
        out.indent(5 * 2);
        out << "],\n";
      } else if (!swiftDeps->compiledModulePath.empty()) {
        writeJSONSingleField(
            out, "compiledModulePath",
            swiftDeps->compiledModulePath, 5,
            /*trailingComma=*/false);
      }
      writeJSONSingleField(
          out, "isFramework",
          swiftDeps->isFramework, 5,
          /*trailingComma=*/!swiftDeps->extraPCMArgs.empty() ||
                           swiftDeps->bridgingHeaderFile.hasValue());
      if (!swiftDeps->extraPCMArgs.empty()) {
        out.indent(5 * 2);
        out << "\"extraPcmArgs\": [\n";
        for (auto &arg : swiftDeps->extraPCMArgs) {
          out.indent(6 * 2);
          out << "\"" << arg << "\"";
          if (&arg != &swiftDeps->extraPCMArgs.back())
            out << ",";
          out << "\n";
        }
        out.indent(5 * 2);
        out << (swiftDeps->bridgingHeaderFile.hasValue() ? "],\n" : "]\n");
      }
      /// Bridging header and its source file dependencies, if any.
      if (swiftDeps->bridgingHeaderFile) {
        out.indent(5 * 2);
        out << "\"bridgingHeader\": {\n";
        writeJSONSingleField(out, "path", *swiftDeps->bridgingHeaderFile, 6,
                             /*trailingComma=*/true);
        writeJSONSingleField(out, "sourceFiles", swiftDeps->bridgingSourceFiles,
                             6,
                             /*trailingComma=*/true);
        writeJSONSingleField(out, "moduleDependencies",
                             swiftDeps->bridgingModuleDependencies, 6,
                             /*trailingComma=*/false);
        out.indent(5 * 2);
        out << "}\n";
      }
    } else if (externalSwiftDep) {
      out << "\"swiftPlaceholder\": {\n";

      // Module doc file
      if (externalSwiftDep->moduleDocPath != "")
        writeJSONSingleField(out, "moduleDocPath",
                             externalSwiftDep->moduleDocPath,
                             /*indentLevel=*/5,
                             /*trailingComma=*/true);

      // Module Source Info file
      if (externalSwiftDep->moduleDocPath != "")
        writeJSONSingleField(out, "moduleSourceInfoPath",
                             externalSwiftDep->sourceInfoPath,
                             /*indentLevel=*/5,
                             /*trailingComma=*/true);
    } else {
      out << "\"clang\": {\n";

      // Module map file.
      writeJSONSingleField(out, "moduleMapPath", clangDeps->moduleMapFile, 5,
                           /*trailingComma=*/true);

      // Context hash.
      writeJSONSingleField(out, "contextHash", clangDeps->contextHash, 5,
                           /*trailingComma=*/true);

      // Command line.
      writeJSONSingleField(out, "commandLine", clangDeps->nonPathCommandLine, 5,
                           /*trailingComma=*/false);
    }

    out.indent(4 * 2);
    out << "}\n";
    out.indent(3 * 2);
    out << "}\n";
    out.indent(2 * 2);
    out << "}";

    if (&module != &allModules.back())
      out << ",";
    out << "\n";
  }
}

static bool diagnoseCycle(CompilerInstance &instance,
                          ModuleDependenciesCache &cache,
                          ModuleDependencyID mainId,
                          InterfaceSubContextDelegate &astDelegate) {
  llvm::SetVector<ModuleDependencyID, std::vector<ModuleDependencyID>,
                  std::set<ModuleDependencyID>> openSet;
  llvm::SetVector<ModuleDependencyID, std::vector<ModuleDependencyID>,
                  std::set<ModuleDependencyID>> closeSet;
  // Start from the main module.
  openSet.insert(mainId);
  while(!openSet.empty()) {
    auto &lastOpen = openSet.back();
    auto beforeSize = openSet.size();
    for (auto dep: resolveDirectDependencies(instance, lastOpen, cache,
                                             astDelegate)) {
      if (closeSet.count(dep))
        continue;
      if (openSet.insert(dep)) {
        break;
      } else {
        // Find a cycle, diagnose.
        auto startIt = std::find(openSet.begin(), openSet.end(), dep);
        assert(startIt != openSet.end());
        llvm::SmallString<64> buffer;
        for (auto it = startIt; it != openSet.end(); ++ it) {
          buffer.append(it->first);
          buffer.append(it->second == ModuleDependenciesKind::Swift?
                        ".swiftmodule": ".pcm");
          buffer.append(" -> ");
        }
        buffer.append(startIt->first);
        buffer.append(startIt->second == ModuleDependenciesKind::Swift?
                      ".swiftmodule": ".pcm");
        instance.getASTContext().Diags.diagnose(SourceLoc(),
                                                diag::scanner_find_cycle,
                                                buffer.str());
        return true;
      }
    }
    // No new node added. We can close this node
    if (openSet.size() == beforeSize) {
      closeSet.insert(openSet.back());
      openSet.pop_back();
    } else {
      assert(openSet.size() == beforeSize + 1);
    }
  }
  assert(openSet.empty());
  return false;
}

static bool scanModuleDependencies(CompilerInstance &instance,
                                   StringRef moduleName,
                                   bool isClang,
                                   StringRef outputPath) {
  ASTContext &ctx = instance.getASTContext();
  auto &FEOpts = instance.getInvocation().getFrontendOptions();
  ModuleInterfaceLoaderOptions LoaderOpts(FEOpts);
  auto ModuleCachePath = getModuleCachePathFromClang(ctx
    .getClangModuleLoader()->getClangInstance());

  llvm::SetVector<ModuleDependencyID, std::vector<ModuleDependencyID>,
                  std::set<ModuleDependencyID>> allModules;
  // Create the module dependency cache.
  ModuleDependenciesCache cache;
  InterfaceSubContextDelegateImpl ASTDelegate(ctx.SourceMgr, ctx.Diags,
                                              ctx.SearchPathOpts, ctx.LangOpts,
                                              ctx.ClangImporterOpts,
                                              LoaderOpts,
                                              /*buildModuleCacheDirIfAbsent*/false,
                                              ModuleCachePath,
                                              FEOpts.PrebuiltModuleCachePath,
                                              FEOpts.SerializeModuleInterfaceDependencyHashes,
                                              FEOpts.shouldTrackSystemDependencies());
  Optional<ModuleDependencies> rootDeps;
  if (isClang) {
    // Loading the clang module using Clang importer.
    // This action will populate the cache with the main module's dependencies.
    rootDeps = ctx.getModuleDependencies(moduleName, /*IsClang*/true, cache,
                                         ASTDelegate);
  } else {
    // Loading the swift module's dependencies.
    rootDeps = ctx.getSwiftModuleDependencies(moduleName, cache, ASTDelegate);
  }
  if (!rootDeps.hasValue()) {
    // We cannot find the clang module, abort.
    return true;
  }
  // Add the main module.
  allModules.insert({moduleName.str(), isClang ? ModuleDependenciesKind::Clang:
    ModuleDependenciesKind::Swift});

  // Explore the dependencies of every module.
  for (unsigned currentModuleIdx = 0;
       currentModuleIdx < allModules.size();
       ++currentModuleIdx) {
    auto module = allModules[currentModuleIdx];
    auto discoveredModules =
        resolveDirectDependencies(instance, module, cache, ASTDelegate);
    allModules.insert(discoveredModules.begin(), discoveredModules.end());
  }
  // Write out the JSON description.
  std::error_code EC;
  llvm::raw_fd_ostream out(outputPath, EC, llvm::sys::fs::F_None);
  writeJSON(out, instance, cache, ASTDelegate, allModules.getArrayRef());
  return false;
}

bool swift::scanClangDependencies(CompilerInstance &instance) {
  return scanModuleDependencies(instance,
                                instance.getMainModule()->getNameStr(),
                                /*isClang*/true,
                                instance.getInvocation().getFrontendOptions()
                                  .InputsAndOutputs.getSingleOutputFilename());
}

bool swift::batchScanModuleDependencies(CompilerInstance &instance,
                                        llvm::StringRef batchInputFile) {
  const CompilerInvocation &invok = instance.getInvocation();

  (void)instance.getMainModule();
  llvm::BumpPtrAllocator alloc;
  llvm::StringSaver saver(alloc);
  auto results = parseBatchScanInputFile(instance.getASTContext(),
                                         batchInputFile, saver);
  if (!results.hasValue())
    return true;
  auto &diags = instance.getDiags();
  ForwardingDiagnosticConsumer FDC(diags);
  // Keep track of all compiler instances we have created.
  llvm::StringMap<std::unique_ptr<CompilerInstance>> subInstanceMap;
  for (auto &entry: *results) {
    CompilerInstance *pInstance = nullptr;
    if (entry.arguments.empty()) {
      // Use the compiler's instance if no arguments are specified.
      pInstance = &instance;
    } else if (subInstanceMap.count(entry.arguments)) {
      // Use the previously created instance if we've seen the arguments before.
      pInstance = subInstanceMap[entry.arguments].get();
    } else {
      // Create a new instance by the arguments and save it in the map.
      pInstance = subInstanceMap.insert({entry.arguments,
        std::make_unique<CompilerInstance>()}).first->getValue().get();
      SmallVector<const char*, 4> args;
      llvm::cl::TokenizeGNUCommandLine(entry.arguments, saver, args);
      CompilerInvocation subInvok = invok;
      pInstance->addDiagnosticConsumer(&FDC);
      if (subInvok.parseArgs(args, diags)) {
        instance.getDiags().diagnose(SourceLoc(), diag::scanner_arguments_invalid,
                                     entry.arguments);
        return true;
      }
      if (pInstance->setup(subInvok)) {
        instance.getDiags().diagnose(SourceLoc(), diag::scanner_arguments_invalid,
                                     entry.arguments);
        return true;
      }
    }
    assert(pInstance);
    // Scan using the chosen compiler instance.
    if (scanModuleDependencies(*pInstance, entry.moduleName, !entry.isSwift,
                               entry.outputPath)) {
      return true;
    }
  }
  return false;
}

bool swift::scanDependencies(CompilerInstance &instance) {
  ASTContext &Context = instance.getASTContext();
  ModuleDecl *mainModule = instance.getMainModule();
  const CompilerInvocation &invocation = instance.getInvocation();
  const FrontendOptions &opts = invocation.getFrontendOptions();

  std::string path = opts.InputsAndOutputs.getSingleOutputFilename();
  std::error_code EC;
  llvm::raw_fd_ostream out(path, EC, llvm::sys::fs::F_None);

  if (out.has_error() || EC) {
    Context.Diags.diagnose(SourceLoc(), diag::error_opening_output, path,
                           EC.message());
    out.clear_error();
    return true;
  }

  // Main module file name.
  auto newExt = file_types::getExtension(file_types::TY_SwiftModuleFile);
  llvm::SmallString<32> mainModulePath = mainModule->getName().str();
  llvm::sys::path::replace_extension(mainModulePath, newExt);

  std::string apinotesVer = (llvm::Twine("-fapinotes-swift-version=")
    + instance.getASTContext().LangOpts.EffectiveLanguageVersion
      .asAPINotesVersionString()).str();
  // Compute the dependencies of the main module.
  auto mainDependencies =
    ModuleDependencies::forMainSwiftModule({
      // ExtraPCMArgs
      "-Xcc", "-target", "-Xcc", instance.getASTContext().LangOpts.Target.str(),
      "-Xcc", apinotesVer
    });
  {
    llvm::StringSet<> alreadyAddedModules;
    for (auto fileUnit : mainModule->getFiles()) {
      auto sf = dyn_cast<SourceFile>(fileUnit);
      if (!sf)
        continue;

      mainDependencies.addModuleDependencies(*sf, alreadyAddedModules);
    }

    const auto &importInfo = mainModule->getImplicitImportInfo();

    // Swift standard library.
    switch (importInfo.StdlibKind) {
    case ImplicitStdlibKind::None:
    case ImplicitStdlibKind::Builtin:
      break;

    case ImplicitStdlibKind::Stdlib:
      mainDependencies.addModuleDependency("Swift", &alreadyAddedModules);
      break;
    }

    // Add any implicit module names.
    for (const auto &moduleName : importInfo.ModuleNames) {
      mainDependencies.addModuleDependency(moduleName.str(), &alreadyAddedModules);
    }

    // Already-loaded, implicitly imported module names.
    for (const auto &module : importInfo.AdditionalModules) {
      mainDependencies.addModuleDependency(module.first->getNameStr(), &alreadyAddedModules);
    }

    // Add the bridging header.
    if (!importInfo.BridgingHeaderPath.empty()) {
      mainDependencies.addBridgingHeader(importInfo.BridgingHeaderPath);
    }

    // If we are to import the underlying Clang module of the same name,
    // add a dependency with the same name to trigger the search.
    if (importInfo.ShouldImportUnderlyingModule) {
      mainDependencies.addModuleDependency(mainModule->getName().str(),
                                           &alreadyAddedModules);
    }
  }

  // Add the main module.
  StringRef mainModuleName = mainModule->getNameStr();
  llvm::SetVector<ModuleDependencyID, std::vector<ModuleDependencyID>,
                  std::set<ModuleDependencyID>> allModules;

  allModules.insert({mainModuleName.str(), mainDependencies.getKind()});

  // Create the module dependency cache.
  ModuleDependenciesCache cache;
  cache.recordDependencies(mainModuleName, std::move(mainDependencies),
                           ModuleDependenciesKind::Swift);

  auto &ctx = instance.getASTContext();
  auto ModuleCachePath = getModuleCachePathFromClang(ctx
    .getClangModuleLoader()->getClangInstance());
  auto &FEOpts = instance.getInvocation().getFrontendOptions();
  ModuleInterfaceLoaderOptions LoaderOpts(FEOpts);
  InterfaceSubContextDelegateImpl ASTDelegate(ctx.SourceMgr, ctx.Diags,
                                              ctx.SearchPathOpts, ctx.LangOpts,
                                              ctx.ClangImporterOpts,
                                              LoaderOpts,
                                              /*buildModuleCacheDirIfAbsent*/false,
                                              ModuleCachePath,
                                              FEOpts.PrebuiltModuleCachePath,
                                              FEOpts.SerializeModuleInterfaceDependencyHashes,
                                              FEOpts.shouldTrackSystemDependencies());

  // Explore the dependencies of every module.
  for (unsigned currentModuleIdx = 0;
       currentModuleIdx < allModules.size();
       ++currentModuleIdx) {
    auto module = allModules[currentModuleIdx];
    auto discoveredModules =
        resolveDirectDependencies(instance, module, cache, ASTDelegate);
    allModules.insert(discoveredModules.begin(), discoveredModules.end());
  }

  // We have all explicit imports now, resolve cross import overlays.
  discoverCrosssImportOverlayDependencies(instance, mainModuleName,
      /*All transitive dependencies*/allModules.getArrayRef().slice(1), cache,
      ASTDelegate, [&](ModuleDependencyID id) {
    allModules.insert(id);
  });

  // Dignose cycle in dependency graph.
  if (diagnoseCycle(instance, cache, /*MainModule*/allModules.front(), ASTDelegate))
    return true;

  // Write out the JSON description.
  writeJSON(out, instance, cache, ASTDelegate, allModules.getArrayRef());

  // Update the dependency tracker.
  if (auto depTracker = instance.getDependencyTracker()) {
    for (auto module : allModules) {
      auto deps = cache.findDependencies(module.first, module.second);
      if (!deps)
        continue;

      if (auto swiftDeps = deps->getAsSwiftModule()) {
        if (auto swiftInterfaceFile = swiftDeps->swiftInterfaceFile)
          depTracker->addDependency(*swiftInterfaceFile, /*IsSystem=*/false);
        for (const auto &sourceFile : swiftDeps->sourceFiles)
          depTracker->addDependency(sourceFile, /*IsSystem=*/false);
        for (const auto &bridgingSourceFile : swiftDeps->bridgingSourceFiles)
          depTracker->addDependency(bridgingSourceFile, /*IsSystem=*/false);
      } else if (auto clangDeps = deps->getAsClangModule()) {
        if (!clangDeps->moduleMapFile.empty())
          depTracker->addDependency(clangDeps->moduleMapFile, /*IsSystem=*/false);
        for (const auto &sourceFile : clangDeps->fileDependencies)
          depTracker->addDependency(sourceFile, /*IsSystem=*/false);
      }
    }
  }

  // This process succeeds regardless of whether any errors occurred.
  // FIXME: We shouldn't need this, but it's masking bugs in our scanning
  // logic where we don't create a fresh context when scanning Swift interfaces
  // that includes their own command-line flags.
  Context.Diags.resetHadAnyError();
  return false;
}


Heavy soda and sports drink consumption was associated with a 28% higher risk of early death from any cause, a 31% higher risk of death from heart disease.
LONDON - People who consume lots of sugary sodas and sports drinks every day may be more likely to die early of causes like heart disease and cancer than people who rarely if ever indulge in these beverages, a US study suggests.
Heavy soda and sports drink consumption was associated with a 28% higher risk of early death from any cause, a 31% higher risk of death from heart disease and a 16% increased risk of death from cancer, researchers found.
Sodas, sports drinks and other sugar-sweetened beverages are the single largest source of added sugar in the American diet, researchers note in Circulation. Although consumption has declined in the past decade, it has rebounded slightly in recent years - and the typical adult gets about 145 calories a day from these drinks.
Data for the analysis came from 37,716 men in the Health Professionals follow-up study and 80,647 women in the Nurses' Health Study. Researchers accounted for other dietary factors, physical activity and obesity so that any effect measured could be independently linked with sugar-sweetened beverages.
More research is needed to verify the connection between artificially sweetened drinks and mortality risk, the study authors note. It's also possible that results for these study participants might not represent what would happen for other US adults.


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This ebook is a central authority whistleblower's ill-fated try to warn and tell the general public as to the real reason for the monetary hindrance. opposite to what the govt and media have espoused, the predicament used to be now not because of a housing cave in, nor was once it because of subprime mortgage defaults. The difficulty happened simply because financial institution regulators didn't hearken to the warnings by means of this whistleblower good earlier than the difficulty happened. The monetary drawback didn't have to happen.
To safeguard the confidentiality of the blameless events and to prevent extra litigation through the wrongdoers, all names utilized in the ebook are fictitious except that of public officers. This publication is the account of John Doe, MBA, CPA, qualified examiner on the monetary Regulatory company, a pseudonym for the most efficient financial institution regulatory enterprise. Mr. Doe has risen throughout the ranks in a protracted proven expert occupation on the monetary Regulatory enterprise spanning approximately 25 years. He headed up the big Insured Depository associations software for almost a decade best as much as the banking hindrance. enterprise officers got rid of him from the function as soon as he made repeated disclosures to the Chairman on the corporation, Ombudsman, Inspector normal, and others in regards to the deficiencies came upon within the agency's financial institution tracking system.
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Joseph Bessala (* 1. Januar 1941 in Douala; † 24. April 2010 in Yaoundé) war ein kamerunischer Weltergewichtsboxer.

Amateur
Bessala gewann 1965 die Afrika-Spiele in Brazzaville und zwei Mal die afrikanische Meisterschaft im Weltergewicht (-67 kg): 1966 in Lagos (Finalsieg über Eddie Blay) und 1968 in Lusaka, dort mit einem Finalsieg über den Sambier Julius Luipa, gegen den er sich auch bei Olympia durchsetzen konnte. Bei den Militärweltmeisterschaften 1967 in Fort Meade gewann er nach einer Finalniederlage gegen Günther Meier, Deutschland, die Silbermedaille.

Bei den Olympischen Spielen 1968 in Mexiko-Stadt gewann Bessala dann die Silbermedaille. Im Finale unterlag er Manfred Wolke aus der DDR.

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Im Oktober startete Bessala seine Profikarriere mit einem Erstrundensieg durch technischen KO über den Belgier Jean-Pierre Heirmann. Sechs weitere Siege folgten, dann ein Unentschieden und weitere fünf Siege. Der letzte Sieg im November 1974 über Eddie Blay aus Ghana, der 1964 die Bronzemedaille im Halbweltergewicht gewann, brachte ihm den Afrikatitel im Weltergewicht ein. Salam Ouédraogo von der Elfenbeinküste nahm ihm den Titel im Januar 1976 wieder ab. Nach einer längeren Pause erkämpfte Bessala sich die Afrikameisterschaft im Juni 1978 von seinem Landsmann Bechir Boundka wieder zurück. In seinem sechzehnten Kampf wollte Bessala den Titel nochmals verteidigen. Doch Mimoun Mohatar aus Marokko schlug ihn im Dezember 1978 in der zwölften Runde KO. Bessala zog die Konsequenzen und trat vom Boxsport zurück.

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About every two weeks I need to fill up my motorcycle. I added about 11.6 litters of fuel on Monday. A big feat for me since normally the gas attendents refuse to fill my bike all the way up. It cost me 240000 VND.


Even if you worked part-time during your college years, your parents may have chipped in and helped with your expenses. This probably made the college years easier and allowed you to focus on your studies. Unfortunately, this help doesn't last a lifetime. And once you graduate college and find employment, mom and dad may give you the financial boot. Being on your own and paying your own expenses is a major adjustment. However, familiarizing yourself with common household expenses can create a smooth transition.
1. Apartment rental. As a college student, you may have lived at home rent-free, stayed in the dorm or rented an off-campus apartment. Regardless of your living situation, your parents likely paid a percentage of your expenses. As a result, you may not fully grasp how much it takes to run a household. Housing will be your biggest expense after graduation. However, paying your parents rent while you're in school can prepare you for this expense. After graduation, don't jump into an expensive rental property. Be modest and find basic accommodations, or get a roommate. This encourages you to live within your means and save your money.
2. Auto insurance. If you were on your parent's insurance throughout college, the cost of auto insurance may come as a shock – especially if you have a few traffic tickets on your record. Maintaining a good driving record is one way to keep your insurance costs low, as well as shopping for rates. For information on affordable auto insurance, visit 21st.com.
3. Health insurance. You may have received health insurance through your parent's employer. Unfortunately, this coverage stops after you graduate from college. Although health insurance is expensive, having no coverage is far worse. Check rates to find an affordable plan, or enroll in your employer's group health plan, if applicable.
4. Utilities. Being on your own involves more than paying your monthly rent. You also have to pay utilities. These include your phone bill, cable bill, electricity, gas and water. Choosing a basic phone and cable package can significantly lower your monthly expenses, as well as taking measures to conserve energy at home. For example, you might switch to LED light bulbs, turn off lights, seal doors and windows and lower your thermostat when you're not home.
5. Groceries. Do you regularly raid mom and dad's refrigerator? If you've never been grocery shopping, you may not know the cost of milk. You have to eat, and this generally requires weekly trips to the grocery store. The cost of food rises each year. To stay within a reasonable budget and save on groceries, shop at discount grocery stores and only buy what you need. Clip coupons to enjoy additional savings and shop sales.
Graduating from college starts a new chapter in your life. You may be eager to move out and completely support yourself. But unfortunately, many graduates are ill prepared for new expenses. However, being smart with your money while you're in school can help you transition to life on your own.


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Home » National » "Stop Misuse Of Armed Forces' Work In Polls": Admiral L Ramdas, Ex-Navy Chief To EC
Mar 9, 2019 283 Viewed	Jacob Martin Comments Off on "Stop Misuse Of Armed Forces' Work In Polls": Admiral L Ramdas, Ex-Navy Chief To EC
Former chief of naval staff, Admiral L Ramdas (retired), has written to the Election Commission of India (ECI) expressing "concern" and "dismay" over what he sees as the misuse of the air strike in Pakistan to "influence the electorate".
In an open letter to Chief Election Commissioner Sunil Arora, Admiral Ramdas expressed concerns on "recent instances" of parties using armed forces' heroics for political gains.
Admiral Ramdas led the Indian Navy from 1990 to 1993 and was part of naval blockade of East Pakistan during the 1971 Bangladesh Liberation War. The operation, one of the most effective naval blockades, prevented Pakistan from evacuating over 90,000 soldiers from Bangladesh. They eventually surrendered before the Indian Army. Ramdas was awarded the Vir Chakra for his role in the 1971 Bangladesh Liberation War.
Criticising the use of armed force to garner votes, the former admiral has said the "recent instances of using the Armed Forces for political gains, especially in the aftermath of both Pulwama in which 40 CRPF jawans lost their lives and the strikes in Balakot" is against the ethos of the armed forces.
In his two-page letter, the former Navy chief said the armed forces have always prided themselves on belonging to a structure, an ethos and an environment which have been both apolitical and secular.The armed forces, Ramdas has said in the letter, are "a-political" and have always followed "secular" ethos.
The former Navy chief said it was completely unacceptable since it has the potential to destroy the very foundations and value system of the armed forces, drawn from the vision, the spirit and intent of the Constitution.
"We, therefore, urge the Election Commission to immediately intervene and send a strong message to the political parties that there should be no misuse of the photographs as indeed any other material/reports or other information pertaining to the armed forces for electioneering in any way," he said.
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March 19, 2019 Emmanuel Akoto 0 Comments Danquah-Busia-Dombo tradition, Frances Essiam, Invincible Forces, not wobbled: Meet National Security Agent Ernest Akomea aka 'Double, President Akufo-Addo, Sammy Awuku, Troubled, vigilante groups.
That's a quote Bright Ernest Akomea, a national security operative mocked by a section of Ghanaians earlier this month following his appearance before the Commission of Inquiry tasked with investigating the violence which marred January's Ayawaso West Wuogon by-election, takes solace in.
'Double', as Akomea has been popularly known since his Senior High School days, has no more business with said Commission. However, in the court of public opinion, he's still very much in the dock, facing charges of illiteracy and inadequacy with respect to his being drafted into the National Security setup. Needless to say, Double opting to speak the popular local tongue Twi instead of the Queen's language when given the platform didn't help matters — but he's accepting no blame for it.
And he has more to say: "Whatever people are saying out there does not affect me. When you're before a judge or speaking in public, you have to communicate in a language you've got command over so that you're not floored by technicalities or the terminology of the setting in which you find yourself. I was once a technical student; the judges also speak their language. I decided to speak my own language, of which I'm proud, so I can be more comfortable before the Commission.
"So where you fit best is where you're placed. I'm not worried at all by what is going on. If one is illiterate, it doesn't mean he is not wise. Consider affluent Ghanaian entrepreneur Osei Kwame Despite and the sheer number of people he is employing. Instead of laughing at me, I think people should channel that energy into projecting our own local languages," Akomea further argues.
Make no mistake; Double is no illiterate. Currently pursuing a course in Management at Knutsford University College for his Bachelor's Degree, he has already acquired an Advanced Security Certificate. And even before that, as implied earlier, Double obtained technical qualifications, having studied auto mechanics at the Abetifi Technical School.
Back to his present and much-maligned occupation as a national security operative, though, Double explains that his training was received in phases and he only restricted himself to mentioning the first phase when testifying before the Commission.
"I said I had three weeks training at Asutsuare and that is true. But it is not just that. I've also had a month and two weeks' training in South Africa and we're off to Hungary soon for another session," he clarifies.
Double's father was a victim of the coups in the 80s and had to seek refuge in neighboring Togo. He enjoyed no bonding with his dad until about two decades later. That was the genesis of his business ties with the tiny French-speaking country, when Double started importing goods from Togo to Ghana to sell, culminating in two mobile phone shops at Nkrumah Circle – 'Double's Phones'.
The father of five – three boys and two girls – loves to frequent the gymnasium and plays football as a hobby, but he had to put the latter on hold as a result of a life-threatening injury he sustained while working for the New Patriotic Party (NPP).
Double fell from an electricity pole in a bid to hoist a party flag ahead of a visit by then candidate Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo in 2012, fracturing thigh and hip bones. He spent a year-and-a-half at the 37 Military Hospital and another year walking with the aid of crutches. He concedes indebtedness to party stalwart Frances Essiam – then NPP parliamentary candidate and now CEO of Ghana Cylinder Manufacturing Company – who had to provide personal property as collateral to secure a loan for his surgery.
"DURING MY ORDEAL, SHE TOLD ME SHE'LL MAKE SURE I WALK AGAIN SO I SHOULDN'T WORRY. SHE USED HER CAR AND DOCUMENTS COVERING REAL ESTATE SHE OWNED TO RAISE MONEY FOR MY SURGERY. ESSIAM MEANS A LOT TO ME, FOR ALL SHE'S DONE, AND I'VE EVEN NAMED MY YOUNGEST CHILD IN HER HONOUR. I'M MOST GRATEFUL TO HER AND OTHERS WHO CAME TO MY AID IN THOSE DIFFICULT TIMES," DOUBLE SAYS.
Married for 11 years, Double stresses that he's very caring and responsible, contrary to what outsiders assume.
He also singled out the current national organiser of the Danquah-Busia-Dombo tradition, Sammy Awuku, who has stood by him throughout and now. "He's a great leader and I salute him for being there for the youth," Double noted.
He has been accused of being a member of the notorious pro-New Patriotic Party (NPP) vigilante group, the Invincible Forces, but Double insists it is a figment of the imagination of those who merely want to mar his reputation.
"They don't know my story," he borrows from the quote at the outset of this article.
"I think people just want to tarnish my image, but they are rather making me popular. In my life I've never joined any vigilante group, as I was a member of the party long before all these latter-day 'forces' sprung.
Double supports the call by President Akufo-Addo for the dissolution of the different vigilante groups mainly affiliated to the ruling party and the National Democratic Congress (NDC), the main opposition party. Once a consultant to a private security firm, Double's dream is to be in charge of one of the State security agencies.
Until then, Double remains steady and not wobbled, even if temporarily troubled.


The Finnish National Opera brings Moomins to the world of ballet! The dancer of the Finnish National Ballet, Anandah Kononen, has made a choreograph to this familiar and exciting story Comet in Moominland. The ballet is shown in the Almi Hall on March. In addition to these performances in the Almi hall, there will also be two performances in the main auditorium on May.
Although the body of the Moomins isn´t the most flexible for the ballet, the other characters of the Valley will take care of the classical ballet part.
Comet in Moominland is the second Moomin book Tove Jansson wrote. It was published in 1946 originally in Swedish named, Kometjakten. When everything is not well in the Moominvalley Moomintroll and his friends heads to the Observatory on the Lonely Mountains. In the Observatory they are told that the comet will hit the Earth within a few days. Will the Moominvalley survive?
Tickets: 42 / 22 €, family ticket 2 adults + 2 children 100 € (incl. service charge). Full details of seat prices and updated information about seats available at Lippu.fi.
The Finnish National Opera invites you also to the outdoor Winter Ball on 28th February at 15.30-17.30 at the Opera House piazza along Mannerheimintie in Helsinki. There you have a chance for example to see the loveable Moomins dancing to live music! Free entry!
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Boeing, Malaysia Airlines Add Leading-Edge Jeppesen Application to EFB
Boeing [NYSE: BA] and Malaysia Airlines Systems (MAS) have successfully incorporated a new Jeppesen Terminal Charts application to the Class 3 Boeing Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) onboard MAS' two Boeing 777-200ER airplanes. The airline is the first carrier in the Asia/Pacific region to use the EFB.
Boeing and its subsidiary, Jeppesen, received operational approval from the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration for the Terminal Charts application. The application is designed for fully integrated Boeing Class 3 Electronic Flight Bags (EFB) and will soon be replacing paper terminal charts on commercial and military aircraft flight decks. MAS has received approval from its Principal Operating Inspector to put the new application into service, though it must complete a six-month evaluation period that began in July before it can cease using paper charts on its EFB-equipped airplanes.
The application gives pilots access to Jeppesen's extensive library of more than 40,000 charts for airports around the globe while eliminating the volumes of paper charts once required on the flight deck. These electronic charts give pilots the information they need to take off, land and taxi safely, showing routes, hazards, airport layouts and more. The application allows pilots to switch instantly from one chart to another, for instant viewing of the information they need. Pilots can zoom, pan and select numerous viewing modes, including a night viewing mode that Jeppesen built using human factors-inspired design principles.
The terminal chart application is part of a suite of Jeppesen applications and data which comprise the Jeppesen Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) software set. Boeing is using the Jeppesen software and hardware from Astronautics Corp. of America to create the Boeing Class 3 Electronic Flight Bag, the only fully certified EFB in commercial service today.
"The introduction of the new Terminal Charts application into service on our Boeing EFB is timely, as we are upgrading our product and services to provide a new flight experience for our customers. This innovation enables optimum management of flight data by our operating crew for that new flight experience to our customers as well as increased cost savings for the airline," said Dato' Captain Nawawi Awang, Senior General Manager, Flight Operations, Malaysia Airlines. "Working with Boeing and Jeppesen, we will use the system towards more efficiency, eventually eliminating paper terminal charts. After using the system successfully for the past two months, we're confident we'll reach our goal soon."
The Boeing Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) and the Jeppesen Terminal Charts applications are major steps toward e-enabling the air transport system for all airplanes. Through its integrated, modular applications, the EFB brings a new level of digital information delivery and management to the flight deck. Boeing and its subsidiaries offer content, applications, and services that connect all the data generated by an entire flight operation -- in the air, on the ground and in the hangar -- meaningful to all users, including pilots, mechanics, flight attendants, operations departments, airport users and other potential customers.
Technical background on the EFB
The EFB Class 3 architecture has two flight deck-mounted display units (DU) and two electronic units (EU) mounted in the main equipment bay. The EUs provide the display to the DUs, which show the selected applications, allow transfer of display between the two DUs (so flight crew members can view each other's display), and control unit brightness. The open architecture of the EFB Class 3 system allows airlines (or third-party suppliers) to develop software for the Microsoft Windows® processor using a software development kit provided by Boeing and Jeppesen. The software development kit will include application programming interfaces that will provide access to onboard communications and the flight deck printer.
This modular, integrated hardware and software package calculates performance figures, displays charts, improves taxi positional awareness, provides video flight deck entry surveillance, and allows electronic access to documents. The EFB helps airlines realize flight operations and maintenance cost savings, improved safety, and enhanced access to digital documents and configuration control.
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Free to download Ray-Ban vector logo in .EPS vector format. Browse to see more Ray-Ban related vector logos. Download Ray-Ban vector logo in .EPS format, and open with Adobe Illustrator or Adobe PhotoShop or CorelDRAW.
Ray-Ban is an American brand of sunglasses founded in 1937 by Bausch & Lomb. They were introduced for the United States Army Air Corps. In 1999, Bausch & Lomb sold the brand to the Italian Luxottica Group for a reported $640 million.


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Q: "quantize result has too many digits for current context" error on save I know this has been asked a number of times but somehow that didn't work out. I have this model field in model Song.
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In my view i update sent score the following ways.
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pos_comments = com_list.filter(sentiment='positive')
pos_count = pos_comments.count()
getcontext().prec = 2
sent_score = Decimal(pos_count)/Decimal(com_count)

However it still gives me this error:
InvalidOperation: quantize result has too many digits for current context
I also tried the quantize method in this way:
sc = Decimal(pos_count)/Decimal(com_count)
Decimal(sc).quantize(Decimal('12.12'), rounding = ROUND_DOWN)
song_item.sent_score = sc
song_item.save()

but it still gives the same error please tell me where am i going wrong

A: You should not use getcontext().prec = 2 as you did in your first try, because it changes the precision for everything, not just this one calculation.
The issue with your second example is, that Decimal(sc).quantize(Decimal('12.12'), rounding=ROUND_DOWN) and even sc.quantize(Decimal('12.12'), rounding=ROUND_DOWN) do not change sc.  Here is an example that works:
sc = Decimal(pos_count)/Decimal(com_count)
sc_adjusted = sc.quantize(Decimal('12.12'), rounding=ROUND_DOWN)
song_item.sent_score = sc_adjusted
song_item.save()

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