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Anniversary of the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft
The Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits IIS in Erlangen
70 years of research and practice
It is Europe's largest organisation for applied research - and one of the most active applicants at the DPMA: the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, which is now celebrating its 70th anniversary. In 2018 alone, the Society applied for 434 new patents at the DPMA. This puts it in 17th place in the ranking of the most important applicants.
It was a long way and it had a slow start: On 26 March 1949 – a Saturday at 10 a.m. - representatives of the state governments of Bavaria, Hesse and Württemberg as well as of science and industry meet at the Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs. At the ceremony, to which State Secretary Hugo Geiger invited, the 210 guests set up the "Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft zur Förderung der angewandten Forschung e. V." (Fraunhofer Society for the Promotion of Applied Research).
In its first few years, the society has primarily an administrative task: public funding, donations and members are to be made available for business-oriented research. Soon the acceptance of the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft in (federal) politics increases: In 1951, the Ministry of Economic Affairs involves it for the first time in the allocation of research funds from the European Recovery Program of the Marshall Plan.
Competition and crisis
Walter Gerlach, first President of the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft
The tasks and working methods of the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft are not defined clearly enough at the beginning. But the goal is to establish it as a third force in the German research landscape alongside the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) and the Max Planck Society (MPG). But this competition initially resists and plunges the young Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft into a crisis that threatens its very existence.
In 1954, the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft fights for its survival; there are even rumours about its liquidation. However, thanks to financial and political support from the states of Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg, the society survives this difficult situation.
With the tailwind of the Wirtschaftswunder
The first Fraunhofer Institute (for Applied Microscopy, Photography and Cinematography IMPK)in Mannheim, 1954
Initially, the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft has of only a handful of permanent employees; most of its members work on a voluntary basis. Nevertheless, it claims to operate nationwide and to carry out research and development with its own capacities. On June 1, 1954, the first Fraunhofer Institute dedicated to applied microscopy, photography and cinematography is founded in Mannheim.
Soon the situation improves: there is a new spirit of optimism in the Federal Republic, the economic miracle unfolds, investments in research and development services increase. The Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft is also benefiting from this.
In 1955, it founds the Patent Office for German Research in Munich. It advises independent inventors, supports them in the exploitation of their inventions and mediates between science and industry. It was dissolved only in 2007, for tax reasons.
Support from the Ministry of Defense
The Fraunhofer Institute for Laser Technology ILT, Aachen
In 1956, society gains an important task, which was particularly useful during the difficult initial phase: defence research. Over the years, the Ministry of Defence has spent more than half of the organization's research budget. Ten years after its foundation, the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft has nine institutes of its own. 135 employees generate a financial volume of DM 3.6 million.
But the strong commitment to defense research also causes trouble later on: in 1968, the time of the student unrest, it faces massive criticism. Over the next few years, the share of defense research in the total budget of the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft gradually declines. In the mid-1970s it still accounted for a quarter, by the end of the 1980s it was only 10 percent. In 1976, at the insistence of the ministry, defence research was separated from the "civil" institutes and now, alongside contract research and service facilities, forms a separate service area of society.
The "Fraunhofer Model"
Deutscher Zukunftspreis 2000: The Fathers of mp3 - Bernhard Grill, Karlheinz Brandenburg, Harald Popp of the Fraunhofer IIS
30 years after its foundation, the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft has 27 research institutes. 2200 employees generate a financial volume of around 187 million marks.
In 1972, the "Fraunhofer model" of success-based financing is created, which demands a consistent market orientation of the research and development work of the society. The basic state financing now grows accordingly to the success of the acquisition in contract research.
With the annual award of the Fraunhofer Prize, the Society has been providing researchers with an additional incentive since 1978. In 1984, the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft decided to specifically promote spin-offs of employees, as they represent a particularly effective way of transferring know-how from science to industrial practice.
Within ten years, the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft can triple its key figures: in 1989, almost 6400 employees work in 37 institutes and generate almost 700 million marks a year. In 1991, numerous research institutions in the former GDR were integrated into the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft.
Global success with mp3
In 1989, the Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits IIS applied for a patent (0,95 MB) for a method of audio coding, which advances to probably the best known development resulting from Fraunhofer research. Almost ten years later, mp3 has established itself worldwide as the leading standard for music transmission on the Internet ( DE3912605B4 (1,14 MB)). Until 2017, the company will benefit strongly from license revenues. The Fraunhofer Future Foundation is founded from this ressources in 2008. Its task is to promote preliminary research in fields of technology in which patent clusters can be specifically established.
What about today? Today, more than 26,600 employees work at 72 institutes and research facilities under the umbrella of the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft. The annual research volume amounts to more than 2.5 billion euros. The Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft earns around 70 percent of this amount with contracts from industry and with publicly financed research projects. The numerous inventions and trademarks resulting from these projects are, of course, well protected by the DPMA.
A short search in the databases of the DPMA, DPMAregister and DEPATISnet shows the enormous number of trademarks and patent applications of the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft.
The Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft celebrates its anniversary with an "innovative storytelling project": it brings its patron Joseph von Fraunhofer back to life in the form of an interactive journey through time under the motto #WHATSNEXT.
Pictures: Fraunhofer IIS, Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, Deutscher Zukunftspreis


By designing new spaces around tablets, smart phones, and social technologies, companies can operate with far fewer desks.
Designed for mobility: This conference table, from the design firm Steelcase, allows employees to dock their mobile devices and take turns on the displays at the ends of the table.
The quick expansion of social and mobile technologies is creating a widely distributed workforce. To better suit employees who come into offices more sporadically, some companies and design firms are testing radically new and more efficient configurations for physical offices, betting that improved technology will make the experiment more successful than similar ones in the 1990s.
There are no PCs at the desks, because employees use mobile technologies, including the Cius tablet, which Cisco recently began selling to businesses. Rick Hutley, a Cisco vice president, chooses his desk according to which colleagues are present and what's on the day's agenda. Then he docks his Cius to a desktop port that includes a phone handset. The tablet handles voice and video calls whether it's docked or mobile, and it can be used to share documents at meetings.
It can also be plugged into a monitor and keyboard to be used like a full PC. "You can walk around with your entire world with you in this device," Hutley says. "My laptop would often stay on my desk, but the tablet never does." If he needs to make a private voice or video call, he can step into one of the rooms at the edges of the cluster.
Employees can also participate in the company's corporate social network, Quad, which is accessible on the Web or through the iPhone, iPad, or Cius. People can post meeting requests, give status updates on projects, and quickly get in touch via instant messages, voice calls, or e-mail.
Among other things, Banerjee predicts that flexible, paperlike color displays will eventually blur the boundary between phones and tablets, creating mobile devices better suited to serving as an entire office.
Such changes could save a lot of money. Cisco's project, for example, was launched after an internal study found that cubicles were vacant two-thirds of the time while people roamed the campus or worked remotely. Company calculations show that the building used for the project can accommodate 140 employees, up from 88 in designs used in traditional Cisco buildings, and that real-estate costs should drop by 37 percent.
Over the long term, Cisco hopes to save on health costs, too, because people who move around more frequently are less likely to suffer health problems. The company is planning to study whether the more mature technology of today can conquer resistance that hobbled previous attempts to build offices with little private space.
Meanwhile, office design firms are stepping in with complementary ideas. Steelcase, for example, is building office installations that allow for spontaneous meetings and collaboration. Mobile-device ports are built into conference tables or semiprivate pods, and some allow people to take turns projecting data on a common screen.


The family-run Villa Schindler is located on a sunny slope in the bay of Manerba del Garda on the western shore of Lake Garda. The wonderful country house dates back to the 19th century and is a romantic hotel today, being renovated by the owner with much attention to details. Families, relaxation lovers and active travellers will look forward to an unforgettable timeout in a cosy and intimate ambiance, only a few minutes from Lake Garda.
For our guests, we offer lovingly furnished, spacious rooms and apartments with romantic balconies or terraces, antique furnishings and comfortable equipment. They all have wooden floors, a bathroom with shower, partially a sofa bed as well as a dreamlike garden or lake view. In the morning, we serve a delicious breakfast with homemade delicacies. Excellent wines from the wine cellar, homemade meat and cheese specialities, ice cream and much more are available at the self-service bar. Relax at our wonderful outdoor pool with view over Lake Garda, kids' pool, sunbeds, umbrellas and small playground. On request, you can book a soothing massage or art workshops. As well, we offer a private beach in the olive grove with jetty directly at the lake.
The surroundings of Villa Schindler in Manerba del Garda are a paradise for water sports lovers, bathing fans and culturally interested travellers. Visit the Valtenesi with countless hiking and bike tours, enjoy regional wines and specialities, picturesque castles and historical centres in the surrounding villages at Lake Garda. As well, you can reach the city centres of Brescia, Mantova and Verona within a few minutes by car.
A spacious room located on the ground floor of Villa Schindler, in the newest part. The floor has warm parquet. The wardrobe and the antique chest are hand painted and decorated. The hand painted antique wrought iron bed is from the late 1800s. The large French doors make it a very bright room. The lovely balcony is adorned with fragrant flowers that frame a charming lake view. The private balcony communicates directly with the large terrace. The bathroom is spacious, has a shower, and has been recently renovated. There is also a sofa bed suitable for two children or a third person.
A 15 square meter room with a lake view. It is located on the first floor in the oldest part of the villa. Its hand-painted wooden beams are originals from the end of the 19th century. The floor has warm red larch parquet. The wardrobe as well as the entirely handmade antique wrought iron bed are from the late-19th century. From its hand painted wooden window guests enjoy a wonderful view of the lake on the Gulf of Manerba. The bathroom is bright and has a toilet, shower, and sink.
A spacious 18 square meter room. It is located on the first floor of Villa Schindler in the oldest part. Its floor has warm red larch parquet. The hand-painted wooden beams are original from the end of the 19th century, as is the antique inlaid fir wood bed. This was once Mr. Schindler's master bedroom, in fact his wall safe is still in the room. It is a bright and harmonious room. The bathroom is spacious and even has a wonderful lake view. The room also has a sofa bed for two children or a third person.
A 14 square meter room with a lake view. It is located on the first floor of Villa Schindler in the newest part. The floor is warm parquet. The 19th century wrought iron bed was made and decorated entirely by hand. Through the French doors guests have access to a lovely little balcony with an original late 19th century railing. The fragrant flowers frame a wonderful lake view. Even the floral painting is unique and original. The bathroom is windowless but spacious with a toilet, shower, and sink.
A lake view room, the smallest of Villa Schindler at 10 square meters. It is located on the first floor in the newest part of the villa. Its floor has warm parquet. The wrought iron bed was made entirely by hand and was painted by Anna Brotto as was the wardrobe. From the hand-painted French door guests access a lovely little balcony with an original late 19th century railing. The fragrant flowers frame a wonderful lake view. The bathroom is small and windowless but has a toilet, shower, and sink.
A three-room 80 square meter apartment, ideal for 4 people, comprised of a small living room with equipped kitchen, 2 bedrooms, and 2 bathrooms with shower. Ideal for a romantic holiday, here our guests' privacy is guaranteed. Anna has chosen a colour palette for this apartment which is tied to the earth and gives guests a sense of peace. The windows are restored originals and the apartment, under the villa's terrace, was once Villa Schindler's greenhouse. The showpiece of this spacious apartment is a beautiful shaded terrace with spectacular views of the rock of Manerba, where guests can relax and savour the colours and scents of our garden.
A three-room 80 square meter apartment, ideal for 4 people, comprised of a large living room with equipped kitchen, 2 bedrooms, and 1 bathroom with shower. Ideal for a romantic holiday, here our guests' privacy is guaranteed. There are hand-painted antique beds and the harmonious colours chosen by Anna offer moments of peace and harmony in what was the home of the Villa Schindler caretaker. The showpiece of this spacious apartment is a beautiful shady gazebo covered with jasmine with a priceless lake view and a garden with comfortable deckchairs, where guests can relax and savour the colours and scents of our garden.
A 30 square meter studio apartment ideal for 2 or 3 people, comprised of an equipped kitchen, double bed, and bathroom with shower. The large windows overlooking the lake guarantee excellent natural light throughout the day. The charm of the antique furniture and colours chosen by Anna, will offer you a stay with an antique touch in a warm and familiar environment. In the living area, in addition to the double bed, there is a sofa bed for two children or a third person. Ideal for a romantic holiday surrounded by greenery, our guests' privacy is guaranteed. The highlight of this apartment are the fresh and spacious furnished terraces with a priceless view of the fortress of Manerba.
A three-room 90 square meter apartment, ideal for 4 people, comprised of a living room with equipped kitchen, 2 bedrooms, and 2 bathrooms with shower. Ideal for a romantic holiday, here our guests' privacy is guaranteed. The apartment's kitchen was once the Villa Schindler laundry, the rest was a barn. There are hand-painted beds built by Anna and the harmonious colours she has chosen offer moments of peace and harmony. The showpiece of this spacious apartment is a beautiful shaded terrace with spectacular views of the rock of Manerba, where guests can relax and savour the colours and scents of our garden.
Two-room 35 square meter apartment ideal for 2 or 3 people, comprised of an equipped kitchen, double bed, and bathroom with shower. The large and bright sleeping area has large antique windows overlooking the lake and is separated from the kitchen area by a folding door. Anna's choice of colours are soothing and harmonious. The sofa bed can accommodate a third person. Ideal for a romantic holiday, here our guests' privacy is guaranteed. The apartment's wonderful private terrace surrounded by greenery will give you moments of peace and harmony. Its showpiece is a beautiful garden with comfortable deckchairs and a beautiful hammock overlooking the lake, where you can let yourself be lulled while savouring the colours and scents of our garden.
A 30 square meter studio apartment ideal for 2 or 3 people, comprised of an equipped kitchen, double bed, and bathroom with shower. Built entirely of wood with furniture bleached by Anna, the apartment enjoys a warm and bright atmosphere and is romantically reminiscent of the French style. The sofa bed can accommodate a third person. Its small private furnished terrace offers a wonderful lake view. It is immersed in the shade of wisteria and is surrounded by greenery. Our guests' privacy is guaranteed even though the apartment is near the pool.
A three-room 70 square meter apartment, ideal for 4 people, comprised of a living room with equipped kitchen, 1 bedroom, and 2 bathrooms with shower. The large windows overlooking the lake provide natural light throughout the day. The apartment is furnished with attention to detail. The charm of antique furniture and the colours chosen by Anna, will offer you a stay with an antique touch in a warm and familiar environment. Ideal for a romantic holiday surrounded by greenery, our guests' privacy is guaranteed. The highlight of this apartment are the three beautiful furnished terraces with a priceless view of the fortress of Manerba.
A 45 square meter studio apartment ideal for 2 or 3 people, comprised of an equipped kitchen, double bed, and bathroom with shower. The large windows overlooking the lake provide excellent natural light throughout the day. The apartment is furnished with attention to detail. The charm of the antique furniture and colours chosen by Anna offer our guests a stay with an antique touch in a romantic and familiar atmosphere. In the living area, in addition to the double bed, there is a sofa bed for two children or a third person. Ideal for a romantic holiday surrounded by greenery, our guests' privacy is guaranteed. The highlight of this apartment is the beautiful furnished terrace with a priceless view of the fortress of Manerba.


We are within walking distance of Saguaro National Park East! A walking path from Desert Dove Bed & Breakfast will take you directly to the Park. You may wish an early morning walk to the park before you enjoy a scrumptious homemade breakfast.
There is a 1/4-mile paved Desert Ecology Trail, located along Cactus Forest Drive. Short hikes will introduce you to the plant and animal life of the Sonoran Desert.
Many other trails along the scenic 8 mile drive are suitable for short hikes into the pristine desert environment. There are some 128 miles of trails wind through the desert and mountain country of Saguaro East. Saguaro East, also called Rincon Mountain District, encompasses an aging saguaro forest at the foot of the majestic Rincon Mountains, as well as an exceptional variety of other desert plants. The Park has a picnic area for your usage. We have trail maps available and you may, also, stop by the visitor center for all the information about the Park. The park is open daily.
A Home in the Desert – 15-minute orientation program shown daily on the hour and half-hour in the auditorium. Learn about the resources that Saguaro National Park protects.
Sentinel of the Desert – a 53 minute video shown daily at 1:00 p.m. in the auditorium.
Saguaro East Programs – Rincon Mountain District Visitor Center (Saguaro East). Schedules are subject to change. Check at the Visitor's Center for current schedules, or call (520) 733-5153. 3693 South Old Spanish Trail, Tucson.


Steve Gregoropoulos is one of the composers working on Waywords and Meansigns, an international project setting Finnegans Wake to music unabridged. For the project he worked the with book's third chapter, "The Trial of Earwicker".
Steve Gregoropoulos's chapter also features trombonist Elizabeth Herndon, guitarist Justin Burrill, violist Heather Lockie, oboist Claire Chenette, saxophonist Vince Meghrouni, flutist Elizabeth Herndon, drummer Corey Fogel, bassist William Tutton, cellist Derek Stein, and singer Charlyne Yi. In addition to singing, Renee Conley supplied the (accidental) children's homework in Gregoropoulos's score.
Guest blog by Derek Pyle, director of the Waywords & Meansigns project.
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The migrations of the new millennium are economic, but also social and political migrations. In Italy this phenomenon has taken on a significant dimension, both for the number of migrants who land on the coasts and for the territories affected by the emergency. Today, it is not possible to handle the emergency in landing areas; local institutions and communities are directly involved in the reception of refugees and asylum seekers. This article is the result of a research on the reception model of asylum seekers and refugees in Irpinia, a territory of South Italy that has been facing for 4-5 years the problem of hospitality, with difficulties and social instability, but which, in some cases, has produced examples of excellence. The research deepens the possible correlations between the local reception model (SPRAR and CAS) and the territorial networks involved; but also wants to check whether the presence of a permanent territorial organization, stimulates the reception, responds to a first territorial emergency, favors a true integration, with positive effects on the improvement and development of the communities involved.


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        def self.capability
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Q: dirPagination - AngularJS issue SCANERIO: i am working on a angularjs application. It has a page that has a pagination using dir pagination. That page works fine, That page also calls a dialog pop up page which also has pagination.
THE PROBLEM: saying the main page returns 30 records then a record is selected which then calls a dialog pop which it calls a service and returns just 2 records. if i cancel from the dialog the main page pagination returns to just 2 records and not the 30 records it had before. some how the paginations of the dialog is over writing the main page.
HOW do i reset pagination on the page when cancelling out of the dialog pop page?

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pagination-id (optional) Used to group together the dir-pagination-controls with a corresponding dir-paginate when you need more than one pagination instance per page. See the section below on setting up multiple instances.

You can define pagination-id on each paging directive you use this will not effect others. Looks here for syntax.

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Sometimes artists change direction because that's where the muse leads them and sometimes because circumstances demand it. Phillips is refreshingly candid about the circumstances leading up the recording of his eighth album released in 1983. The two-disc set, featuring the original album and extra demos and outtakes, captures him at something of a crossroads in his personal life. As Jonathan Dann's excellent and detailed liner notes make clear, Phillips urgently needed to reach out to a wider audience; in other words, make some money.
Collaborating with Richard Scott in 1982, quixotic encounters with the Roland 808 drum machine spawned several chart-orientated tunes in short order. The sonic landscape here is quintessentially 80s pop: stiletto-thin synths, bright guitars, bursts of synthetic handclaps, brash sax and hook-pandering titles like Golden Bodies and Love In A Hot Air Balloon. Though Going For Broke's formulaic approach, full of synthi-bombast, rolling timpani and those self-motivational lyrics that urge individuals to throw caution to the wind when there's nothing to lose, in the dying moments, where it jumps out of its sequencer-driven groove it provides a startling glimpse, complete with a blistering guitar solo, of what a post-Gabriel Genesis might have sounded like had Ant returned to the fold. Throughout, the album is upholstered with luscious chords pressed into the service of toe-tappers rather than Phillips' more usual pastoral ruminations.
It might be a far cry from the acoustic alchemy and intimate warmth of Phillips' classics such as The Geese And The Ghost, but that was the object of the exercise and as such it's an entertaining diversion. Phillips' own assessment was that Invisible Men was a misstep but while many of the songs eschew the more thoughtful, intimate side of Phillips' catalogue, many contain a degree of craft that's not only admirable but surprisingly catchy.


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Have you ever gone through the definition of the market that, 'Market is a place where buyers and sellers come in contact to facilitate exchange'? I think being a Delhiite I can make a little difference in the definition and make it like, 'Delhi is a place where buyers and sellers… and so on'.
Wondering why I said so? Well if you are wondering then you must find an answer to your questions, and as I said I remained in Delhi I think I can help you with these.
Delhi market is not limited to a single place or locality but Delhi itself is a huge market where not only the people of India but of the whole world enjoys the greatest shopping experience being it Wholesale market in Delhi, Shopping Malls in Delhi and even a flea or cheapest market in Delhi.
One of the oldest market in Delhi where you get any of the high-end fashion brand to designers boutiques all at one place in U-shaped street. From clothing to bags and from footwear to accessories you can get your choice of brand and taste here.
With a village like ambience the market makes you believe that you are strictly traveling in a village. Dilli Haat offers you with handicrafts and hand made products which are not only from Delhi but from all over India. Apart from a great shopping experience, you can also enjoy tasty and delicious food with nice music and a pleasure of attending some cultural programs.
Have you ever heard about street shopping in Delhi?
If your answer is No, then go and check this out.
The world famous place of Delhi, Chandni Chowk, the street has been in existence for more than a hundred years. Chandni Chowk market is a one stop destination for all your shopping be it garments, cloth material, electronics or jewellery. The market also has a wide range of bridal lehengas. The place offers you such a delicious finger-licking food including that you have never tasted before.
Palika Bazaar situated alongside Connaught Palace is an underground shopping destination. The Bazaar has anything and everything for sale but before entering the market you must learn the art of bargaining as the products are overpriced.
Another important characteristic of the market is that you must remember the shop number for future reference as visiting again will never give you a chance to achieve a similar shop. The most preferred good from Palika Bazaar includes all the winter wears like leather jackets and pashmina shawls.
One of the busiest shopping markets in Delhi crowded with shops, stalls and shoppers. Again for a better shopping experience here in Lajpat Nagar, you must know the art of bargaining as the products are much overpriced. Here apart from regular shopping you can also buy products in the whole sale as there are many whole sale dealers in the market. You can prefer shopping apparel, accessories and even home furnishing products here.
Gaffar Market is known as the most popular grey market in Delhi or electronic market Delhi. You can get a fake or the first copy of any brand and every electronic good from air-conditioners to cameras and from televisions to i-phone everything at an unbelievable price.
For a great shopping experience prefer morning and evening times instead of mid-day.
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package org.spongepowered.common.event.filter;

import static org.objectweb.asm.Opcodes.AASTORE;
import static org.objectweb.asm.Opcodes.ACC_FINAL;
import static org.objectweb.asm.Opcodes.ACC_PUBLIC;
import static org.objectweb.asm.Opcodes.ACC_SUPER;
import static org.objectweb.asm.Opcodes.ALOAD;
import static org.objectweb.asm.Opcodes.ANEWARRAY;
import static org.objectweb.asm.Opcodes.ARETURN;
import static org.objectweb.asm.Opcodes.BIPUSH;
import static org.objectweb.asm.Opcodes.DUP;
import static org.objectweb.asm.Opcodes.ICONST_0;
import static org.objectweb.asm.Opcodes.ICONST_1;
import static org.objectweb.asm.Opcodes.ILOAD;
import static org.objectweb.asm.Opcodes.INVOKESPECIAL;
import static org.objectweb.asm.Opcodes.RETURN;
import static org.objectweb.asm.Opcodes.V1_6;

import io.leangen.geantyref.AnnotationFormatException;
import org.apache.logging.log4j.LogManager;
import org.apache.logging.log4j.Logger;
import org.checkerframework.checker.nullness.qual.Nullable;
import org.objectweb.asm.ClassWriter;
import org.objectweb.asm.MethodVisitor;
import org.objectweb.asm.Type;
import org.spongepowered.api.event.Cancellable;
import org.spongepowered.api.event.Event;
import org.spongepowered.api.event.filter.Getter;
import org.spongepowered.api.event.filter.IsCancelled;
import org.spongepowered.api.event.filter.cause.After;
import org.spongepowered.api.event.filter.cause.All;
import org.spongepowered.api.event.filter.cause.Before;
import org.spongepowered.api.event.filter.cause.ContextValue;
import org.spongepowered.api.event.filter.cause.First;
import org.spongepowered.api.event.filter.cause.Last;
import org.spongepowered.api.event.filter.cause.Root;
import org.spongepowered.api.event.filter.data.GetValue;
import org.spongepowered.api.event.filter.data.Has;
import org.spongepowered.api.event.filter.data.Supports;
import org.spongepowered.api.event.filter.type.Exclude;
import org.spongepowered.api.event.filter.type.Include;
import org.spongepowered.api.util.Tristate;
import org.spongepowered.api.util.Tuple;
import org.spongepowered.common.event.filter.delegate.AfterCauseFilterSourceDelegate;
import org.spongepowered.common.event.filter.delegate.AllCauseFilterSourceDelegate;
import org.spongepowered.common.event.filter.delegate.BeforeCauseFilterSourceDelegate;
import org.spongepowered.common.event.filter.delegate.CancellationEventFilterDelegate;
import org.spongepowered.common.event.filter.delegate.ContextValueFilterSourceDelegate;
import org.spongepowered.common.event.filter.delegate.ExcludeSubtypeFilterDelegate;
import org.spongepowered.common.event.filter.delegate.FilterDelegate;
import org.spongepowered.common.event.filter.delegate.FirstCauseFilterSourceDelegate;
import org.spongepowered.common.event.filter.delegate.GetValueFilterSourceDelegate;
import org.spongepowered.common.event.filter.delegate.GetterFilterSourceDelegate;
import org.spongepowered.common.event.filter.delegate.HasDataFilterDelegate;
import org.spongepowered.common.event.filter.delegate.IncludeSubtypeFilterDelegate;
import org.spongepowered.common.event.filter.delegate.LastCauseFilterSourceDelegate;
import org.spongepowered.common.event.filter.delegate.ParameterFilterDelegate;
import org.spongepowered.common.event.filter.delegate.ParameterFilterSourceDelegate;
import org.spongepowered.common.event.filter.delegate.RootCauseFilterSourceDelegate;
import org.spongepowered.common.event.filter.delegate.SubtypeFilterDelegate;
import org.spongepowered.common.event.filter.delegate.SupportsDataFilterDelegate;
import org.spongepowered.common.event.gen.LoaderClassWriter;
import org.spongepowered.common.event.manager.ListenerClassVisitor;
import org.spongepowered.common.util.generator.GeneratorUtils;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.lang.annotation.Annotation;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Optional;
import java.util.function.Function;

public class FilterGenerator {

    public static final boolean FILTER_DEBUG = Boolean.parseBoolean(System.getProperty("sponge.filter.debug", "false"));

    private static final Logger LOGGER = LogManager.getLogger();

    public static FilterGenerator getInstance() {
        return Holder.INSTANCE;
    }

    FilterGenerator() {
    }

    public byte[] generateClass(String name, final ListenerClassVisitor.DiscoveredMethod method) throws
        ClassNotFoundException {
        name = name.replace('.', '/');
        final ListenerClassVisitor.ListenerParameter[] parameters = method.parameterTypes();

        SubtypeFilterDelegate sfilter = null;
        final List<FilterDelegate> additional = new ArrayList<>();
        boolean cancellation = false;
        for (final ListenerClassVisitor.ListenerAnnotation anno : method.annotations()) {
            final Annotation annotation;
            try {
                annotation = anno.annotation();
            } catch (final AnnotationFormatException e) {
                throw new ClassNotFoundException("Failed to load annotation", e);
            }
            final Object obj = FilterGenerator.filterFromAnnotation(method, anno);
            if (obj == null) {
                continue;
            }
            if (obj instanceof SubtypeFilter) {
                if (sfilter != null) {
                    throw new IllegalStateException("Cannot have both @Include and @Exclude annotations present at once");
                }
                sfilter = ((SubtypeFilter) obj).getDelegate(annotation);
            } else if (obj instanceof EventTypeFilter) {
                final EventTypeFilter etf = (EventTypeFilter) obj;
                additional.add(etf.getDelegate(annotation));
                if (etf == EventTypeFilter.CANCELLATION) {
                    cancellation = true;
                }
            }
        }
        if (!cancellation && Cancellable.class.isAssignableFrom(parameters[0].clazz())) {
            additional.add(new CancellationEventFilterDelegate(Tristate.FALSE));
        }

        // we know there are no filters, skip generating a class
        if (additional.isEmpty() && sfilter == null && parameters.length == 1) {
            return null;
        }

        final ClassWriter cw = new LoaderClassWriter(method.declaringClass().getClassLoader(), ClassWriter.COMPUTE_FRAMES | ClassWriter.COMPUTE_MAXS);
        MethodVisitor mv;

        cw.visit(V1_6, ACC_PUBLIC + ACC_FINAL + ACC_SUPER, name, null, "java/lang/Object", new String[] { Type.getInternalName(EventFilter.class) });

        if (sfilter != null) {
            sfilter.createFields(cw);
        }
        {
            mv = cw.visitMethod(ACC_PUBLIC, "<init>", "()V", null, null);
            mv.visitCode();
            mv.visitVarInsn(ALOAD, 0);
            mv.visitMethodInsn(INVOKESPECIAL, "java/lang/Object", "<init>", "()V", false);
            if (sfilter != null) {
                sfilter.writeCtor(name, cw, mv);
            }
            mv.visitInsn(RETURN);
            mv.visitMaxs(0, 0);
            mv.visitEnd();
        }
        {
            mv = cw.visitMethod(ACC_PUBLIC, "filter", "(" + Type.getDescriptor(Event.class) + ")[Ljava/lang/Object;", null, null);
            mv.visitCode();
            // index of the next available local variable
            int local = 2;
            if (sfilter != null) {
                local = sfilter.write(name, cw, mv, method, local);
            }
            for (final FilterDelegate eventFilter : additional) {
                local = eventFilter.write(name, cw, mv, method, local);
            }

            // local var indices of the parameters values
            final int[] plocals = new int[parameters.length - 1];
            for (int i = 1; i < parameters.length; i++) {
                final ListenerClassVisitor.ListenerParameter param = parameters[i];
                ParameterFilterSourceDelegate source = null;
                final List<ParameterFilterDelegate> paramFilters = new ArrayList<>();
                for (final ListenerClassVisitor.ListenerAnnotation anno : param.annotations()) {
                    final Object obj = FilterGenerator.filterFromAnnotation(method, anno);
                    if (obj == null) {
                        continue;
                    }
                    final Annotation annotation;
                    try {
                        annotation = anno.annotation();
                    } catch (final AnnotationFormatException e) {
                        throw new ClassNotFoundException("Failed to load annotation", e);
                    }
                    if (obj instanceof ParameterSource) {
                        if (source != null) {
                            throw new IllegalStateException("Cannot have multiple parameter filter source annotations (for " + param.name() + ")");
                        }
                        source = ((ParameterSource) obj).getDelegate(annotation);
                    } else if (obj instanceof ParameterFilter) {
                        paramFilters.add(((ParameterFilter) obj).getDelegate(annotation));
                    }
                }
                if (source == null) {
                    throw new IllegalStateException("Cannot have additional parameters filters without a source (for " + param.name() + ")");
                }
                if (source instanceof AllCauseFilterSourceDelegate && !paramFilters.isEmpty()) {
                    // TODO until better handling for filtering arrays is added
                    throw new IllegalStateException(
                            "Cannot have additional parameters filters without an array source (for " + param.name() + ")");
                }
                final Tuple<Integer, Integer> localState = source.write(cw, mv, method, i, local, plocals, parameters);
                local = localState.first();
                plocals[i - 1] = localState.second();

                for (final ParameterFilterDelegate paramFilter : paramFilters) {
                    paramFilter.write(cw, mv, param, plocals[i - 1]);
                }
            }

            // create the return array
            if (parameters.length == 1) {
                mv.visitInsn(ICONST_1);
            } else {
                mv.visitIntInsn(BIPUSH, parameters.length);
            }
            mv.visitTypeInsn(ANEWARRAY, "java/lang/Object");
            // load the event into the array
            mv.visitInsn(DUP);
            mv.visitInsn(ICONST_0);
            mv.visitVarInsn(ALOAD, 1);
            mv.visitInsn(AASTORE);
            // load all the params into the array
            for (int i = 1; i < parameters.length; i++) {
                mv.visitInsn(DUP);
                mv.visitIntInsn(BIPUSH, i);
                final Type paramType = parameters[i].type();
                mv.visitVarInsn(paramType.getOpcode(ILOAD), plocals[i - 1]);
                GeneratorUtils.visitBoxingMethod(mv, paramType);
                mv.visitInsn(AASTORE);
            }
            mv.visitInsn(ARETURN);
            mv.visitMaxs(0, 0);
            mv.visitEnd();
        }
        cw.visitEnd();
        final byte[] data = cw.toByteArray();

        if (FilterGenerator.FILTER_DEBUG) {
            final File outDir = new File(".sponge.debug.out");
            final File outFile = new File(outDir, name + ".class");
            if (!outFile.getParentFile().exists()) {
                outFile.getParentFile().mkdirs();
            }
            try (final FileOutputStream out = new FileOutputStream(outFile)) {
                out.write(data);
            } catch (final IOException e) {
                FilterGenerator.LOGGER.error("Failed to write class to debug directory", e);
            }
        }

        return data;
    }

    @Nullable
    private static Object filterFromAnnotation(
        final ListenerClassVisitor.DiscoveredMethod method,
        final ListenerClassVisitor.ListenerAnnotation anno) {
        final Optional<Class<?>> clazz = method.optionalClassByLoader(anno.type().getClassName());
        return clazz.map(cls -> {
            Object filter;
            if ((filter = SubtypeFilter.valueOf(cls)) != null)
                return filter;
            if ((filter = EventTypeFilter.valueOf(cls)) != null)
                return filter;
            if ((filter = ParameterSource.valueOf(cls)) != null)
                return filter;
            if ((filter = ParameterFilter.valueOf(cls)) != null)
                return filter;
            return null;
        }).orElse(null);
    }

    private enum SubtypeFilter {
        INCLUDE(Include.class, IncludeSubtypeFilterDelegate::new),
        EXCLUDE(Exclude.class, ExcludeSubtypeFilterDelegate::new),
        ;

        private static final Map<Class<? extends Annotation>, SubtypeFilter> BY_CLAZZ;
        private final Class<? extends Annotation> cls;
        private final Function<Annotation, SubtypeFilterDelegate> factory;

        @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
        <T extends Annotation> SubtypeFilter(final Class<? extends Annotation> cls, final Function<T, SubtypeFilterDelegate> factory) {
            this.cls = cls;
            this.factory = (Function<Annotation, SubtypeFilterDelegate>) factory;
        }

        public SubtypeFilterDelegate getDelegate(final Annotation anno) {
            return this.factory.apply(anno);
        }

        public static SubtypeFilter valueOf(final Class<?> cls) {
            return SubtypeFilter.BY_CLAZZ.get(cls);
        }

        static {
            final Map<Class<? extends Annotation>, SubtypeFilter> byClazz = new HashMap<>();
            for (final SubtypeFilter value : SubtypeFilter.values()) {
                byClazz.put(value.cls, value);
            }
            BY_CLAZZ = Collections.unmodifiableMap(byClazz);
        }
    }

    private enum EventTypeFilter {
        CANCELLATION(IsCancelled.class, CancellationEventFilterDelegate::new),
        ;

        private static final Map<Class<? extends Annotation>, EventTypeFilter> BY_CLAZZ;
        private final Class<? extends Annotation> cls;
        private final Function<Annotation, FilterDelegate> factory;

        @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
        <T extends Annotation> EventTypeFilter(final Class<T> cls, final Function<T, FilterDelegate> factory) {
            this.cls = cls;
            this.factory = (Function<Annotation, FilterDelegate>) factory;
        }

        public FilterDelegate getDelegate(final Annotation anno) {
            return this.factory.apply(anno);
        }

        public static EventTypeFilter valueOf(final Class<?> cls) {
            return EventTypeFilter.BY_CLAZZ.get(cls);
        }

        static {
           final Map<Class<? extends Annotation>, EventTypeFilter> byClazz = new HashMap<>();
            for (final EventTypeFilter value : EventTypeFilter.values()) {
                byClazz.put(value.cls, value);
            }
            BY_CLAZZ = Collections.unmodifiableMap(byClazz);
        }
    }

    private enum ParameterSource {
        CAUSE_FIRST(First.class, FirstCauseFilterSourceDelegate::new),
        CAUSE_LAST(Last.class, LastCauseFilterSourceDelegate::new),
        CAUSE_BEFORE(Before.class, BeforeCauseFilterSourceDelegate::new),
        CAUSE_AFTER(After.class, AfterCauseFilterSourceDelegate::new),
        CAUSE_ALL(All.class, AllCauseFilterSourceDelegate::new),
        CAUSE_ROOT(Root.class, RootCauseFilterSourceDelegate::new),
        GETTER(Getter.class, GetterFilterSourceDelegate::new),
        GET_VALUE(GetValue.class, GetValueFilterSourceDelegate::new),
        CONTEXT_VALUE(ContextValue.class, ContextValueFilterSourceDelegate::new),
        ;

        private static final Map<Class<? extends Annotation>, ParameterSource> BY_CLAZZ;
        private final Class<? extends Annotation> cls;
        private final Function<Annotation, ParameterFilterSourceDelegate> factory;

        @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
        <T extends Annotation> ParameterSource(final Class<T> cls, final Function<T, ParameterFilterSourceDelegate> factory) {
            this.cls = cls;
            this.factory = (Function<Annotation, ParameterFilterSourceDelegate>) factory;
        }

        public ParameterFilterSourceDelegate getDelegate(final Annotation anno) {
            return this.factory.apply(anno);
        }

        public static ParameterSource valueOf(final Class<?> cls) {
            return ParameterSource.BY_CLAZZ.get(cls);
        }

        static {
            final Map<Class<? extends Annotation>, ParameterSource> byClazz = new HashMap<>();
            for (final ParameterSource value : ParameterSource.values()) {
                byClazz.put(value.cls, value);
            }
            BY_CLAZZ = Collections.unmodifiableMap(byClazz);
        }
    }

    private enum ParameterFilter {
        SUPPORTS(Supports.class, SupportsDataFilterDelegate::new),
        HAS(Has.class, HasDataFilterDelegate::new),
        ;

        private static final Map<Class<? extends Annotation>, ParameterFilter> BY_CLAZZ;
        private final Class<? extends Annotation> cls;
        private final Function<Annotation, ParameterFilterDelegate> factory;

        @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
        <T extends Annotation> ParameterFilter(final Class<T> cls, final Function<T, ParameterFilterDelegate> factory) {
            this.cls = cls;
            this.factory = (Function<Annotation, ParameterFilterDelegate>) factory;
        }

        public ParameterFilterDelegate getDelegate(final Annotation anno) {
            return this.factory.apply(anno);
        }

        public static ParameterFilter valueOf(final Class<?> cls) {
            return ParameterFilter.BY_CLAZZ.get(cls);
        }

        static {
            final Map<Class<? extends Annotation>, ParameterFilter> byClazz = new HashMap<>();
            for (final ParameterFilter value : ParameterFilter.values()) {
                byClazz.put(value.cls, value);
            }
            BY_CLAZZ = Collections.unmodifiableMap(byClazz);
        }
    }

    private static final class Holder {

        static final FilterGenerator INSTANCE = new FilterGenerator();

    }

}


CHICAGO – SIUE men's soccer won its third consecutive game Saturday defeating Northwestern 2-1 at Flames Field.
The Cougars improved to 7-3-1 overall with the win. Northwestern dropped to 5-5-1 with the loss. The Wildcats are playing all of its home games away from campus due to construction.
Devyn Jambga put the Cougars on top with his team-leading fifth goal of the year in the 33rd minute. Jambga dribbled through a pair of Wildcat defenders before scoring at the far post. It is the second straight road game in which Jambga has opened the scoring for the Cougars.
The Cougars carried the 1-0 lead into the break. Brett Lane made it 2-0 Cougars with his first goal of the year in the 57th minute. The Wildcats cut the lead to 2-1 in the 69th minute following a long throw-in. Riley Kelliher found Mike Roberge who finished from six yards out.
For the game, SIUE outshot Northwestern 12-8. The Cougar defense limited the Wildcats to just two shots on goal.
Kyle Dal Santo made a single save and improved to 7-2-1 with the win.
SIUE is now off for a week before resuming Missouri Valley Conference play Saturday when Evansville comes to Korte Stadium.
"Now we're refocusing on the MVC and doing what it takes to give us the best opportunity for a number one or two seed," Sanchez said.


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module Docksync
  class Rsync
    class Sync
      def initialize(options)
        @options = options
        @cid = @options[:cid]
      end

      def dockerhost
        host = `boot2docker ip 2>&1 | grep address | awk '{print $NF}'`.strip # old version of boot2docker
        host = `boot2docker ip`.strip if host.empty?
        host = '192.168.59.103' if host.empty?
        host
      end

      def docker_ps_for_port
        `docker ps | grep #{@cid}`
      end

      def dockerport
        out = docker_ps_for_port
        md = out.match(/0\.0\.0\.0\:(\d+)->873/)
        if md
          md[1]
        else
          msg = "Could not find expose port 873.  Are you sure you exposed port 837 for #{@cid} container?".colorize(:red)
          if @options[:mute]
            return msg
          else
            puts msg
            leave
          end
        end
      end

      def leave
        exit 0
      end

      def run
        puts "Executing: #{command}"
        system(command)
        raise "rsync execution returned failure" if ($?.exitstatus != 0)
      end

      def command
        # --numeric-ids               don't map uid/gid values by user/group name
        # --safe-links                ignore symlinks that point outside the tree
        # -a, --archive               recursion and preserve almost everything (-rlptgoD)
        # -x, --one-file-system       don't cross filesystem boundaries
        # -z, --compress              compress file data during the transfer
        # -S, --sparse                handle sparse files efficiently
        # -v, --verbose               verbose
        exclude = %w/.git tmp log/
        exclude += get_excludes('.gitignore')
        exclude += get_excludes('.dockerignore')
        exclude = exclude.uniq.map{|path| "--exclude='#{path}'"}.join(' ')
        options = "--delete --numeric-ids --safe-links -axzSv #{exclude}"
        src = get_src
        dest = "rsync://#{dockerhost}:#{dockerport}/volume/"

        "rsync #{options} #{src} #{dest}"
      end

      def get_excludes(file)
        exclude = []
        path = "#{@options[:cwd]}/#{file}"
        if File.exist?(path)
          exclude = File.read(path).split("\n")
        end
        result = exclude.map {|i| i.strip}.reject {|i| i =~ /^#/ || i.empty?}
        result
      end

      def get_src
        src = @options[:cwd] || '.'
        src[-1] == '/' ? src : "#{src}/"
      end
    end
  end
end


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Vidarbha cricket team has created history by winning the Ranji Trophy tournament 2017-18 with a thumping 9-wicket win over Delhi at the Holkar stadium in Indore on the 4th and penultimate day of their final on January 1, 2018. It is Vidarbha's first Ranji Trophy title.
The Faiz Fazal-led side beat Delhi by nine wickets to win their maiden Ranji Trophy title. There were several players who stood out for Vidarbha at various stages in the final - in both batting and bowling. After conceding a 252-run first innings lead, Delhi were bowled out for 280 in their second innings, setting a target of merely 29 runs for Vidarbha. Vidarbha lost only one wicket and took only five overs to chase down the target which gave them their first Ranji Trophy title. Rajneesh Gurbani's 6 for 59, including a hat-trick and a century from Akshay Wadkar were the key moments in Vidarbha scripting a fairytale run.


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I'll cut to the chase – go watch this film.
Lately I have become more and more of a film snob. Without a doubt, the recent big-budget offerings from hollywood have gone some way to encourage this. I should not be so surprised – the trend of consumer culture leads the "market" to favour short term gains over long term ones. The quality of a commodity is tied more to immediate gratification than long term value. Of course, films are not immune to these forces and they've recently become quick-fix throwaway items – they are, after all, entertainment. Is it not enough to simply be entertained for the duration of the film, then walk out, never to think of it again?
Of course, part of being a film snob is believing that films should be much more than mere "entertainment". When I scroll through the list of films that I would call my favourites, I inevitably come to the conclusion that truly great films go beyond entertainment, and into the realm of art. One of the things that really tickles me about the medium of film is that it combines so many different things, yet for all their complexity loving a beautiful film requires no understanding of the myriad of different sciences and arts that must come together to even make a film.
Being able to reproduce the results however (can you tell I have a science background?) is difficult. Understanding what distinguishes truly great films from good films is something that I have thought much about (probably too much), and sadly, even though a great film would undoubtedly do well at the box office, our quick-fix consumer culture also rewards terrible films; sometimes handsomely.
even though a great film would undoubtedly do well at the box office, our quick-fix consumer culture also rewards terrible films; sometimes handsomely
Take for example the second Transformers movie. It was a piece of shit. I had trouble paying attention at various times, and while I will grant that some of the action set-pieces were well-executed, the overall fabric of the movie was weak, and at the end, I felt cheated of my time. At the US box office, this film took in a staggering 400 million dollars. Also staggering is that the figure is a good 80 million dollars more than the first Transformers movie, which wasn't great, but was of a vastly higher quality than its sequel. The first movie treaded that fine line between relying solely on loud noises and visual effects, and being just engaging enough in its storytelling to pass as a film. The second film seemed like a cynical exercise in stringing together a bunch of action and special effect sequences in an effort to wow audiences with the sheer ambition and cost of them. And for the most part, it worked.
Big hollywood films are dead. Gone are the days of the old Indiana Jones action movies, the comical characterizations of the Lethal Weapon movies, and the grab-you-by-the-scruff-of-the-neck fast-paced Jurassic Park.
Joss Whedon, a man most well-known for Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and its spinoffs has stepped up to the plate to direct his first big-budget hollywood film. Perhaps a background in long-running TV shows gives you the ability to write in that way that keeps the audience wanting more (he also wrote the screenplay). But whatever the reason, this film is an example of how big hollywood films should be made.
Putting a good film together is about good storytelling, and making people interested in the story is intricately tied to how emotionally-invested the audience is with the characters. In the avengers, the characterizations of the various super heroes are intricately woven together to create an intriguing and, importantly, conflicting mix. Although Samuel L. Jackson's character of Nick Fury is technically "in charge", the real head protagonist is Robert Downey Jr's Iron Man. Pitted against the Avengers is the main antagonist – Loki, from Norse mythology who thrives on chaos.
The story is simple enough: The mysterious international agency S.H.I.E.L.D. is in possession of a powerful alien energy source that it doesn't fully understand. Powerful aliens want to use this energy source for their own ends so they hatch a plan to steal it, and Loki leads them in this quest. The group of super heroes known as The Avengers is called in to stop him. They do.
Ordinarily, I'd feel bad for spoiling the story for you, but this is a superhero movie, and the outcome isn't exactly a surprise. However, the journey from start to finish is the interesting part, and placing Loki as the main antagonist was a good move. For those unfamiliar with norse mythology, Loki is Thor's brother. While Thor is off being all mighty and thundery, Loki is the less-favoured child – the runt of the litter, if you will, and learns to become powerful by creating conflict and chaos. His "gift" is to be able to turn people against each other.
Loki's "gift" is to be able to turn people against each other
In exercising this power, Loki creates conflict among the Avengers adding that essential "human" element to their super hero personas, thus making them more easily-accessible to the human audience (I can just imagine a cinema full of real super heroes getting up and walking out halfway through the film because they think it unrealistic). Throughout this conflict their dialogue is peppered with sharp wit and the kinds of one-liners that only super heroes can get away with.
Joss Whedon's style is written all over the movie, and to good effect. The story and dialogue are well-served by the impressive special effects, and not the other way around. The action sequences are brilliantly-executed and filmed, giving you the "right there" feeling without resorting to deliberately shoddy hand-held camera work. As the stakes escalate and the battles balloon in scale, Whedon does what very few writer/directors have been able to do – engage the audience and suspend our disbelief to the point where we see a group of super heroes, each with their own super-hero-universe, fighting alongside each other against an army of (necessarily) hideously ugly aliens streaming through a portal in the sky, and all we can think is "yeah, that's how it would happen", rather than simply gawk at the absurdity of the situation, and lambasting the film makers for taking us for fools.
Never again should "but it's an action movie" be an excuse for poor film making… we can only hope.
Brilliant, but not overpowering special effects (the 3D is subtle, and un-gimmicky). Super sound editing. Very decent acting. Simple story. Well-developed characters woven through an engaging plot with threads made of snappy smart-arse comments and sight-gags. Entertaining? Yes, but so much more. Watching this film is different to the average big-budget action movie because you don't just get the feeling that a lot of money has gone into making it (although that is certainly true), you get the feeling that a lot of heart has gone into it as well, and that is something that more films desperately need. Never again should "but it's an action movie" be an excuse for poor film making… we can only hope.
five stars… out of six. highly recommended.
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The accident took place on Friday morning, when the two planes that belong to the Russian air force in the Far East, crashed during a routine flight.
"On 18 January, at 8:07 (Moscow time), while performing a planned training flight over the Sea of Japan, 35 kilometers from the coast, two Su-34 planes of the Far Eastern Air Defence Forces made contact in the air while manoeuvring," the Russian defense ministry said in a statement.
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By McQuade Arnold January 23, 2023 Updated: January 23, 2023 1 Comment3 Mins Read
Aaron Rodgers - Photo Via: Associated Press
Could Aaron Rodgers actually be traded? That will remain the biggest question regarding the Packers' 2023 off-season until a decision is made. Matt LaFleur has expressed he wants the four-time MVP back in Green Bay for at least one more run. Brian Gutekunst specifically stated that it will be a "wait and see" type of situation with Aaron Rodgers. The Packers are clearly keeping all options on the table, and today it was reported that the Packers are likely listening to trade offers in regard to Aaron Rodgers.
Below is the video of Ian Rapoport reporting that the "right trade package" could lure Aaron Rodgers away from Green Bay.
"If the Packers got the right package I think they could do a deal for Aaron Rodgers"@RapSheet #PMSOverreactionMonday pic.twitter.com/91zOaakVWE
— Pat McAfee (@PatMcAfeeShow) January 23, 2023
I mean, it's not an impossibility. Here is the thing about Aaron Rodgers being traded, because of the way his contract is structured, a trade is possible. You can do it financially. You can come up with the compensation. I think Green Bay likes what they have in Jordan Love, so if they got the right package I think they could do a deal. It would be 60 million dollars for one season. That is what he is on the books for, cash, next season. Lets say you're the Jets, "we're going to go all in and trade for Aaron Rodgers." You are going to be trading for a quarterback who you are giving up a first rounder I'm sure, probably more, and pay 60 million dollars, which would be by far the highest paid quarterback. So they could do it, but that is like astronomical.
The reaction from social media was mixed, to say the least:
A 6th and Zach Wilson from the Jets should get it done.
— BuffLlama (@JayDizzyD) January 23, 2023
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— Michael Green (@Michael_G3130) January 23, 2023
Rodgers is waiting on Tom Brady. He does not want to retire the same year Brady does.
— Frank Cossentino (@frank_coz) January 23, 2023
That $60M number is deceiving – Yes its $60M in cash but the cap hit for the receiving team is only $15-20M if memory serves. Packers eat a bunch of dead cap regardless. For a team that said "its 2023 or never" it is absolutely a reasonable contract to take on.
— Michael Louison (@mike_louison) January 23, 2023
Comments from "it makes sense to move on," to "keep my quarterback's name out your mouth" filled social media after Ian Rapoport's interview. It is no coincidence that multiple outlets are now reporting on what it would take for Aaron Rodgers to be traded. The Green Bay Packers will, at the very least. be picking up the phone any time a team comes with an offer. Jordan Love has made it clear that he wants to play in 2023. If the Packers find the right suitor, the Love era could be a full go in 2023.
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Actor Robert DeNiro and his assistant Graham Chase Robinson have, unfortunately, had a falling out. It's always difficult to see a professional relationship fall apart. People often wonder why high-profile personal assistants and their celebrity bosses often have such public "divorces" of sorts. Well, in the world of celebrity assistants, it does become very personal.
In a strange way, because the VIP and their assistants spend so much time together, it is a sort of marriage -- professionally speaking. But with so many highs and lows, good times and bad -- just like a real marriage -- emotions can and do run high when it ends.
Could Robert DeNiro and his personal assistant mend things?
The short answer: No, probably not. Once the relationship dissolves and "the gloves come off," then it becomes very difficult for a high-net-worth individual and the assistant to mend things. What celebrities should be doing is have a sort of agreement in writing before work starts -- a sort of prenuptial agreement -- but for personal assistants.
It can be awkward of course at the beginning of a professional relationship for an A-list actor like Robert DeNiro to talk about what would happen if the relationship were to end with the assistant, but with so many high-profile cases between celebrities and their assistants, it would be a good idea.
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Q: how to disable setOnItemSelectedListener(listener) Toast message I have a listener to show a Toast message for when user clicks on a spinner and selects an item.
But when I set the value of the spinner programatically I want to disable the Toast message.
How do i do it.
I have tried setOnItemSelectedListener(null) before programmatically setting the value of spinner then setOnItemSelectedListener(listener) after that
but the Toast message still shows no matter what i do.
Thanks in advance.
This is all done inside onCreate btw.  I just want to disable the Toast messaging when the onCreate sets default values for the spinner.
here's my listener
private OnItemSelectedListener listener = new OnItemSelectedListener() {
    public void onItemSelected(AdapterView<?> parent, View view,
            int position, long id) {
        String item = (String) parent.getItemAtPosition(position);
        toast = Toast.makeText(getBaseContext(),
                Weather.TEMP_DESCRIPTION.get(item), Toast.LENGTH_SHORT);
        if (mTemp.getOnItemSelectedListener() != null) {
            toast.show();
        }

    };

    public void onNothingSelected(AdapterView<?> parent) {

    }
};

and here's what i have in onCreate()
Bundle extras = getIntent().getExtras();
        if (extras != null) {

            mTemp.setOnItemSelectedListener(null);

            String weather = extras.getString("weather");
            String tempStr = extras.getString("temp_str");
            if (weather.equals(Weather.UNAVAILABLE)) {
                mWeather.setSelection(adapter.getPosition(Weather.ANY_WEATHER));
                if (toast != null) {
                    toast.cancel();
                    toast.getView().setVisibility(View.INVISIBLE);
                    toast = null;
                }
            } else {
                mWeather.setSelection(adapter.getPosition(weather));
                mTemp.setSelection(tempAdapter.getPosition(tempStr));
                if (toast != null) {
                    toast.cancel();
                    toast.getView().setVisibility(View.INVISIBLE);
                    toast = null;
                }
            }

        }
mTemp.setOnItemSelectedListener(listener);

I tried many different things that's why you see all those weird if checks, i tried setting a boolean variable in the class too and it didn't work either.

A: Global boolean:
public boolean userSet = true;

On Create:
Bundle extras = getIntent().getExtras();
    if (extras != null) {
        userSet = false;
        mTemp.setOnItemSelectedListener(null);

        String weather = extras.getString("weather");
        String tempStr = extras.getString("temp_str");
        if (weather.equals(Weather.UNAVAILABLE)) {
            mWeather.setSelection(adapter.getPosition(Weather.ANY_WEATHER));
            if (toast != null) {
                toast.cancel();
                toast.getView().setVisibility(View.INVISIBLE);
                toast = null;
            }
        } else {
            mWeather.setSelection(adapter.getPosition(weather));
            mTemp.setSelection(tempAdapter.getPosition(tempStr));
            if (toast != null) {
                toast.cancel();
                toast.getView().setVisibility(View.INVISIBLE);
                toast = null;
            }
        }

        mTemp.setOnItemSelectedListener(listener);
    }

Listener:
private OnItemSelectedListener listener = new OnItemSelectedListener() {
    public void onItemSelected(AdapterView<?> parent, View view,
            int position, long id) {

       if (!userSet) {
           userSet = true;
           return;
       }
 }

A: You can call cancel() in the moment you set the value of the spinner programmatically to cancel the toast.

A: You can do this
Toast toast = Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(), "message", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT);
and when you need to show toast you use toast.show();
when you need to hide you use
toast.cancel(); or dismiss or hide dont remember...

A: Spinners are tricky..Even when you programmatically set the value of a spinner, the onItemSelected will get called no matter what. So in onCreate, just set the value as you want and then call SetOnItemSelected.
Inside onItemSelected, you have to handle this case separately. You can use a flag, if flag is set, do nothing, else display toast. A counter can be used as well. Initiate the counter = 0; then use the following piece of code
  {
  if (spinner_count == 0)
  {
     spinner_count++;
  }
  else
  {
     //Display Toast message or whatever you want to do.
  }

But this approach has a challenge. If the user selects what you have set programmatically, onItemSelected will not get called since android will not identify it as a change. In that case, you can decide to have a Submit button to supplement this. Or you can add another fake entry to your list of items in the spinner dropdown and set that as default option programmatically.


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He understands that in today's learning environment, a computer is essential, but he also knows there is a digital divide between the have and the have not.
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