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« Blackpaint 437 – Platypus, Nest Eggs, Algerians, Burmese Days
Blackpaint 439 – Michelangelo, the Saints and the Black Snake Moan »
Blackpaint 438 – Hop Picking in Orwell, Sudden Death in Woolf, Lurking in Sprout
Orwell – A Clergyman's Daughter
Re-read Burmese Days and of course, was immediately hooked again by Britain's most readable author, journalist and writer in general; so now I'm on Clergyman's Daughter, racing through. Some terrible stereotypes and dodgy dialogue, it's true; but the scenes in the hop-picking areas of Kent are memorable and visual and strike one as accurate. The section in Trafalgar Square and the cafe in Charing Cross Road, which Orwell has done as a play is clearly inspired by the Night Town sequence in Ulysses; the character of Mr. Tallboys, the unfrocked parson, continually reciting and distorting biblical passages and prayers, for example, is very reminiscent of Joyce. At one point, Orwell seems about to tip over into surreal fantasy like Night Town – but draws back at the last moment, and turns it into a dream.
Suddenly, after a hundred pages or so (maybe – I'm reading it on a Kindle, so can't tell exactly), Woolf starts killing off the characters in a line or so each, as if bored with them; first, Mrs Ramsay, then Andrew (blown up by a shell on the Western Front), then Prue (in childbirth)… all three within a few pages. Reminded me oddly of BS Johnson's Christy Malry – Johnson gives him cancer and kills him quite suddenly, ending the book in what feels like midstream. Like real life, I suppose, which was Johnson's point. Now I think, sudden death has happened in all the Woolf books I've read so far – The Voyage Out, Jacob's Room, Mrs Dalloway, Lighthouse – the only exception is Night and Day.
Bay Area Painters
I know I've written about them before, but must mention Frank Lobdell, Nathan Oliveira and Joan Brown, who took part in life drawing sessions with Diebenkorn in his figurative period.
Lobdell
Sprout Exhibition
Haven't been to any exhibitions for the last two weeks, having been stuck in the Sprout Gallery, trying to lure rare passers-by in to sell them paintings. Sold three; here are two – can't find photo of the other.
The Young Horseman
Oxlade Nude
The Family Friend, Sorrentino
This film contains the most disgusting anti-hero in cinema – he's an old gangster, money lender, hypochondriac, wears an anti-migraine bandage on his head, a dirty old plaster cast on one arm, gobbles chocolates greedily, lives in a dark, stinking flat with his incontinent, invalid mother; he forces himself on a beautiful young bride on her wedding day…. and she (apparently) becomes fixated on him and comes back asking for more… Like all Sorrentino films, it features old men dancing; this time, country and western dancing, with big stetsons and fringed jackets. All it lacks is Tony Servillo.
And here's the latest painting – Blackfriars to Nine Elms
Tags: BS Johnson, Diebenkorn, Frank Lobdell, James Joyce, Joan Brown, Nathan Oliveira, Orwell, Sorrentino, Tony Servillo, Ulysses, Woolf
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Q: SSRS Report Field with a Dynamic Data Type I'm amalgamating several manual reports into one  SSRS one by changing the select statements to follow a set format of:
 select
 'DepartmentName'
 ,'StatName'
 ,'DataType' --(Int, percentage,date,time, etc)
 ,'Stat'
 from TablesNeeded

Now this unions together fine so I end up with a list of statistic names and their values. After this I want to have the cell showing "Stat" to change it's formatting based on the result of "DataType"
I attempted to use an IIF to determine the format, which behaved with a single IIF statement, however after nesting to accomodate different data taypes it appears to "false" every IIF result and return just the default/value:
Working
 =iif(
 Fields!DataType.Value="Percentage"
 ,Format(Fields!Stat.Value,"0%")
 ,Fields!Stat.Value
 )

"Falsing"
 =iif(
 Fields!DataType.Value="Percentage"
 ,Format(Fields!Stat.Value,"0%")
 ,iif(
 Fields!DataType.Value="Date"
 ,Format(Fields!Stat.Value,"y")
 ,iif(
 Fields!DataType.Value="int"
 ,Fields!Stat.Value
 ,Fields!Stat.Value
 )))

and using switch similarily also "Falsed"
 =Switch(
 Fields!DataType.Value="Percentage",Format(Fields!Stat.Value,"0%")
 ,Fields!DataType.Value="int",Format(Fields!Stat.Value,"#,#0")
 ,Fields!DataType.Value="Date",Format(Fields!Stat.Value,"y")
 )

I've asked a colleague and we're both stumped. Any ideas on proper expression formats?

A: Assuming all your datatypes are correct then you just need to use a simplified version of your switch statement in the Format property of the cell(s).
Something like..
 =SWITCH(
 Fields!DataType.Value="Percentage","0%"
 ,Fields!DataType.Value="int","#,#0"
 ,Fields!DataType.Value="Date","y")
 )

Note You could just use "p0" for you percentage type, "n0" for your int.

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Eat every 3 hrs with 3 of those meals being protein shakes For in between the 3 hrs snack on almonds (20 count).
Also try to eat a very good breakfast and try to get in any "cravings" early to control the "cravings" in the evening which has to do with your blood sugar becoming stable. Keep your carbs under 80 grams and your protein higher than 100 grams.


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package com.woollysammoth.nubitj.params;

import com.woollysammoth.nubitj.core.NetworkParameters;
import com.woollysammoth.nubitj.core.Sha256Hash;
import com.woollysammoth.nubitj.core.Utils;

import static com.google.common.base.Preconditions.checkState;

/**
 * Parameters for the main production network on which people trade goods and services.
 */
public class MainNetParams extends NetworkParameters {
    public MainNetParams() {
        super();
        interval = INTERVAL;
        targetTimespan = TARGET_TIMESPAN;
        proofOfWorkLimit = Utils.decodeCompactBits(0x1d00ffffL);
        dumpedPrivateKeyHeader = 191;
        addressHeader = 25;
        p2shHeader = 117;
        acceptableAddressCodes = new int[] { addressHeader, p2shHeader };
        port = 7890;
        packetMagic= 0xe6e8e9e5L;
        genesisBlock.setDifficultyTarget(0x1d00ffffL);
        genesisBlock.setTime(1345084287L);
        genesisBlock.setNonce(2179302059L);
        id = ID_MAINNET;
        subsidyDecreaseBlockCount = 210000;
        spendableCoinbaseDepth = 500;
        String genesisHash = genesisBlock.getHashAsString();
        checkState(genesisHash.equals("0000000032fe677166d54963b62a4677d8957e87c508eaa4fd7eb1c880cd27e3"), genesisHash);

        checkpoints.put(19080, new Sha256Hash("000000000000bca54d9ac17881f94193fd6a270c1bb21c3bf0b37f588a40dbd7"));
        checkpoints.put(30583, new Sha256Hash("d39d1481a7eecba48932ea5913be58ad3894c7ee6d5a8ba8abeb772c66a6696e"));
        checkpoints.put(99999, new Sha256Hash("27fd5e1de16a4270eb8c68dee2754a64da6312c7c3a0e99a7e6776246be1ee3f"));

        dnsSeeds = new String[] {
                "seed.ppcoin.net", "tnseed.ppcoin.net"
        };
    }

    private static MainNetParams instance;
    public static synchronized MainNetParams get() {
        if (instance == null) {
            instance = new MainNetParams();
        }
        return instance;
    }

    public String getPaymentProtocolId() {
        return PAYMENT_PROTOCOL_ID_MAINNET;
    }
}

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Apor Vilmos Catholic College (AVCC)
Rector's Welcome
Course Catalogue for Exchange Students
Study Programmes in Hungarian
College Departments and Units
Travelling Information
Basic Hungarian
Erasmus+ Semester
Visitors from Changsha Normal University
Travelling to Apor Vilmos Catholic College, Vác, Hungary
From Budapest Airport to Nyugati pályaudvar (Western Railway Station, which is Budapest city centre)
You always have to buy your tickets (either for the bus or the train) in advance from a ticket machine or at a ticket office.
From the Airport you can take bus No 200E to Ferihegy Railway Station (5th stop), where you can change to a train which takes you to Nyugati pályaudvar (Western Railway Station), which is the last stop. The train goes quite frequently.
From Nyugati pályaudvar (Western Railway Station) you should take a train to Vác. There are the so called zone (in Hungarian zónázó) trains No Z70 every hour at 07 (e.g.: 8.07), which do not stop until Vác Railway Station (take around half an our). But in Vác you have to get off the train, because it goes on. Or there are passanger trains No S70, which stop at every station and take around 45 mins, but the last stop is Vác, so you cannot miss it. These trains start from Nyugati every hour at 15 or 45 (e.g.: 8.15 or 8.45).
From Vác Railway Station it's only 15 minutes walk to get to the college.
Apor Vilmos Catholic College
Konstantin tér 1-5
H- 2600 Vác, Hungary
Here is a map (the college is next to the Cathedral - No 5 on the map - on the right side).


The Central Library is the hub of information services in the university. It serves as a creative and innovative partner in supporting the teaching, learning, and research activities. With a fast growing collection, both in digital and print format using state-of-the-art facilities, currently the Central Library has more than 1,55,000 books, over 4,500 CD-ROMs and subscribes to more than 95 national and international journals/magazines in print besides a larger number of e-journals through INDEST-AIC`TE Consortium for Subscription of International Journals of IEEE/IEE (IEL Online+ASPP), ASME are available to the academic community all over the campus. The Central Library's operations and services are fully computerized. For this, we have specialized user-friendly open source software called KOHA and is using Bar-Code based computerized circulation system. This software facilitates automated circulation (issue & return) of the resources and speedy access to bibliographies, locations and availability information of the resources stocked in the library. We endeavor to further improve all our efforts to facilitate right information to the right user at the right time.


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John Emmett Seery (February 13, 1861 – August 7, 1930) was an outfielder in Major League Baseball. He played for the Baltimore Monumentals, Kansas City Cowboys, St. Louis Maroons, Indianapolis Hoosiers, Brooklyn Ward's Wonders, Cincinnati Kelly's Killers, and Louisville Colonels from 1884 to 1892. His first six teams ended their existence in a season in which he played for them.  In 916 career Major League games, Seery batted .252 with 893 hits. He was 5 feet, 7 inches tall and weighed 145 pounds.

Career
Seery was born in Princeville, Illinois, in 1861. He played semi-pro baseball for a team in Waltham, Massachusetts.  He started his professional baseball career in 1884 with the Union Association's Baltimore Monumentals. That season, he batted .313 and finished in the top five of several UA statistical categories, including batting average, on-base percentage (.342), hits (146), runs scored (115), and total bases (192). He also led the league's outfielders in putouts (157) and assists (26).

In 1885, Seery joined the Western League's member Kansas City Cowboys. He again performed well at the plate, pacing the circuit in both runs scored (43) and triples (9). He also pitched for the Cowboys and led all pitchers with 11 losses. Seery played for the Cowboys until the team disbanded.

Seery finished the 1886 season with the St. Louis Maroons of the National League until that team, too, disbanded at the close of the 1886 season.  He batted just .162 in 59 games and took a lot of needling from his teammate, the "whiskey-guzzling" Charlie Sweeney. Seery and Sweeney got into a vicious fight that year, with the whole team siding with Seery.

In 1886, Seery raised his batting average to .238 while playing in a league-leading 126 games. He was then purchased by the Indianapolis Hoosiers in March 1887 and played the next three years there as the club's regular left fielder. In 1887, he batted .224, and in 1888, he batted .220 while ranking second in the league with 80 stolen bases. In 1889, he raised his average above .300, to .314, for the first and only time since his rookie season in the Union Association. It was arguably Seery's best campaign, and he finished in the National League's top 10 in on-base percentage (.401), hits (165), and runs scored (123).

The following year, Seery joined the Brooklyn Ward's Wonders of the Players' League, and his batting average fell to .223. In 1891, he went to the American Association. He batted .285 for the Cincinnati Kelly's Killers, and his .423 on-base percentage was fourth-best in the circuit. In 1892, Seery went back to the National League to play for the Louisville Colonels. He batted just .201 in 42 games, and the last Major League appearance of his career was on June 10. Seery also had short stints that year in the Southern Association and the Western League. His minor league and professional baseball career ended in 1895.

Seery was a patient hitter during his at bats. In 1887, the Detroit Free Press wrote that he was "a good enough waiter to preside at a restaurant." He finished in his league's top 10 in bases on balls five times, and he finished in the top 10 in strikeouts four times.

Later life
After retiring from baseball Seery lived in Florida, "thriving" as the proprietor of an orange grove. In 1907, he attended an "Old-Timers Day" in Massachusetts with other former ballplayers.

Seery died in Saranac Lake, New York, in 1930. He was buried in All Saints Cemetery in Jensen Beach, Florida.

See also
List of Major League Baseball career stolen bases leaders

References

External links

1861 births
1930 deaths
Major League Baseball outfielders
Baltimore Monumentals players
Kansas City Cowboys (UA) players
St. Louis Maroons players
Indianapolis Hoosiers (NL) players
Brooklyn Ward's Wonders players
Cincinnati Kelly's Killers players
Louisville Colonels players
19th-century baseball players
Baseball players from Illinois
New Orleans Pelicans (baseball) players
Indianapolis Hoosiers (minor league) players
Omaha Omahogs players
St. Joseph Saints players

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Sewing Dragons is a painting by Mary Hoy which was uploaded on April 13th, 2016.
A three-headed dragon. This original mixed media ink and acrylic painting is created on stretched canvas. I rendered the background and then ink transfer it to canvas. Once that is completed I sketch the character art with graphite and then paint the subjects with acrylic paint.
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Nintendo announces $199 Switch Lite handheld…
Nintendo announces $199 Switch Lite handheld video game system
New system, which is slated to arrive Sept. 20, will be available in three colors: yellow, turquoise and gray
The new Nintendo Switch Lite. (CNN)
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(CNN) — Nintendo announced it will release a smaller version of its popular Switch gaming console.
The new Nintendo Switch Lite will cost $199.99, which is $100 less than the regular Switch model. It is slated to be released Sept. 20.
"Adding Nintendo Switch Lite to the lineup gives gamers more color and price point options," said Nintendo of America President Doug Bowser in a release. "Now consumers can choose the system that best suits how they like to play their favorite Nintendo Switch games."
The Switch Lite is designed to be exclusively portable. That means it can't connect to the television like the Switch can. It has built-in, not removable, controllers.
It's slightly lighter than the Switch, weighing 0.61 pounds. It has a 5.5-inch touch screen (slightly smaller than the 6.2-inch touchscreen on the Switch) and has a slightly longer battery life. It can last up to 7 hours depending on which game is played.
The Switch Lite comes in three colors: Yellow, turquoise and gray.
Nintendo notes that the Switch Lite can play games from the Switch library that "support handheld mode, although some games will have restrictions."
The Switch was a blockbuster for Nintendo when it launched in 2017. It sold 10 million units in less than a year and supply shortages made them hard to find.
But sales have recently stagnated. In February, Nintendo cut its annual forecast for Switch sales from 20 million to 17 million. That suggests the device might not have the Wii-like mass appeal that Nintendo was banking on.
But games for the consoles are still selling well, a sign that the Switch's popularity could prove resilient. Nintendo increased its annual outlook for sales of Switch games from 100 million to 110 million.
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MEN'S HEALTH SQUAD
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By Men's Health
It seems unlikely that Terry Crews and Nicole Kidman would follow the same diet, but the latest fad to sweep Hollywood doesn't really discriminate based on body type. It's called the 8-Hour Diet, and the name is just a cutesy term for intermittent fasting, or eating during prescribed hours and abstaining from food the rest of the time.
(Related: Is fasting the secret to a longer life?)
The diet itself isn't actually new, but it's been steadily gaining traction with celebrities. The trend kicked off in 2013, when David Zinczenko — the author of the famous Eat This, Not That! series, wrote a book claiming you'll drop major weight if you eat for only eight hours of the day and fast for the 16 others. (So if you eat breakfast at 10am, your last bite of the day will clock in around 6pm.) And it doesn't matter what you eat in that time, as long as it's balanced and protein-rich to keep you full.
(Related: 16 kinds of protein that help you lose weight)
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Shortly after the book launched, Hugh Jackman name-checked Zinczenko's diet plan in an interview. "I feel so much better on it," Jackman told Men's Fitness. "And the great thing about the diet is, I sleep so much better." The science, as Zinczenko reports it, is this: When you limit your food consumption to just eight hours, you trigger your body to burn fat, rather than muscle, for energy. Plus, he says, when you fast, you boost your natural levels of HGH — the human growth hormone — which helps your body stay young and strong. The diet's supposed to lower your risk for diabetes, Alzheimer's, and cancer, too.
(Related: Boost your HGH with these foods)
Since the book came out, other intermittent fasting plans have become mainstream, like the 5:2 diet, which Miranda Kerr purportedly follows, along with Benedict Cumberbatch, Beyoncé, and Jennifer Lopez. On that one, people eat regularly for five days, then eat 25 percent of their normal caloric intake on the other two days.
As with any other fad diet, you should consult a doctor before starting.
A version of this article originally appeared on Delish
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Your headache medications are meant to reduce the frequency and severity of your headaches allowing you to function better and with less pain and disruption to your life. They are not, however, without potential problems and there are various ways you can improve the benefits of your medication while reducing any potentially uncomfortable and dangerous effects.
First, skim carefully to get a general sense of what the instructions say.
Third, go over any parts that still don't seem clear.
If you have any confusion still, you should ask a doctor or pharmacist for clarification.
You need to be aware of the common side effects so that you aren't surprised or nervous when they occur. You should also be aware of the more serious ones so that if they do occur, you can see a doctor immediately. You may not experience any side effects or they may be so bothersome as to warrant discontinuation of the drug. Many side effects will ease as you continue to use the headache drug and also as your body adjusts to the dosage. If you find they are bothersome, don't just stop taking the medication; instead, speak to your doctor. Some headache drugs can cause withdrawal symptoms and you may need to slowly taper the dose to prevent side effects.
Be aware of any cautions. Some headache drugs can make you quite drowsy, for example, so you shouldn't be driving or doing anything that requires strict concentration. Accidents happen every year from drivers who are operating a car with impaired focusing from medications. Don't be one of those drivers and ask a friend to help you with driving or consider taking the bus.
Headache medications can react with certain foods you may be eating so it's important to be aware of those foods that react poorly with your prescription. Try to find alternative food choices if you're frustrated with avoiding a favourite food. Also be aware of 'hidden' ingredients in foods. Some headache medications require that you avoid caffeine and this is present in many foods, from chocolate to colas and coffee.
Many people assume that because a headache medication does not require a prescription and is available over the counter, that it is safe and without risks. This is far from the case, particularly as overdoses and major side effects occur each year from over the counter medications misuse. The standards of good practice are the same for all medications, prescription or otherwise: you must read all package materials and follow directions carefully.
Headache medications can react poorly with other medications you may be taking but can also react with seemingly benign vitamin, mineral or herbal supplements. Your doctor needs to know about anything else you are taking, however irrelevant to you it may appear. If you can make a list to bring with you, this will help you to keep an organized inventory of everything you are taking and can ensure that you don't miss out any nutritional supplements you use.
It is helpful to establish a good relationship with a local pharmacy and it's important to keep communication open and honest. Most pharmacies keep all of your filled out prescriptions on file and it can be helpful when you obtain a new headache prescription to have this information on hand. It's also less stressful when you are comfortable with a pharmacy and don't feel intimidated to ask questions.
If in doubt about any aspect of your medication regime, ask questions. If you have to ask several times before you are clear on a confusing aspect of your medication, do it. There are no second chances with regards to some of the more dangerous medication side effects, so a few minutes of your time to inquire is better than risking a potentially disastrous reaction to a headache prescription.
Your headache medication is important for treating your pain, but is not without risks and side effects. By taking the time to be clear on how and when to take your headache medication, you can look forward to less pain while minimizing any side effects and problems.
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CLTC monoclonal antibody (M05), clone 2E5
Order number: H00001213-M05
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Product information "CLTC monoclonal antibody (M05), clone 2E5"
Mouse monoclonal antibody raised against a partial recombinant CLTC.
Isotype: IgG2a Kappa
Geneid: 1213
Gene name: CLTC
Gene alias: CHC|CHC17|CLH-17|CLTCL2|Hc|KIAA0034
Gene description: clathrin, heavy chain (Hc)
Immunogen: CLTC (NP_004850, 232 a.a. ~ 340 a.a) partial recombinant protein with GST tag. MW of the GST tag alone is 26 KDa.
Protein accession: NP_004850
Storage buffer: In 1x PBS, pH 7.2
Storage instruction: Store at -20°C or lower. Aliquot to avoid repeated freezing and thawing.
Species reactivity / Cross reactivity: Human
Application key: S-ELISA,PLA-Ce,ELISA,WB-Re
Size: 100 ug
Datasheet: DS_H00001213-M05.pdf
Quality controle images:
Western Blot detection against Immunogen (37.73 KDa) .
Proximity Ligation Analysis of protein-protein interactions between HIP1 and CLTC. HeLa cells were stained with anti-HIP1 rabbit purified polyclonal 1:1200 and anti-CLTC mouse monoclonal antibody 1:50. Each red dot represents the detection of protein-prot
Detection limit for recombinant GST tagged CLTC is 0.3 ng/ml as a capture antibody.
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Q. Can I get copies of interactions between my attorney and the insurance company, from attorney?
A: I agree with Paul. The attorney should definitely give you the communications if you ask for them. As Paul said, a letter should be more than enough.
Q. what does citation mean when looking up a traffic case online?
A: Usually a citation is the same as a ticket, but it depends on the jurisdiction and how the online system is set up.


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Protester, 82, killed by car at rally is father of Facebook Israel's CEO
Family members say Dror Soffer would attend protest against Netanyahu weekly; police say his death was an accident
By TOI staff	6 December 2020, 1:30 am 0 Edit
Dror Soffer (Courtesy)
An 82-year-old protester who was fatally struck by a car during a rally against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was identified late Saturday as the father of Facebook Israel's CEO.
Dror Soffer was seriously injured after being hit by a car in the Tel Aviv suburb of Kiryat Ono, and was rushed to Sheba Medical Center, where he was later pronounced dead. He was the father of Facebook Israel CEO Adi Soffer-Teeni, according to Hebrew media reports.
Police stressed that the incident was an accident, and there was no suspicion that Soffer had been intentionally run over.
The driver, a 20-year-old female Israel Defense Forces soldier, was cooperating with authorities, according to the Kan public broadcaster. A source involved in the investigation told the broadcaster the driver had been legally crossing the intersection when Soffer burst onto the road.
Facebook Israel CEO Adi Soffer-Teeni gives an interview to Hadashot news that aired on August 12, 2018. (screen capture: Hadashot)
Soffer, an architect, was a resident of nearby Savion. He is survived by his three daughters and seven grandchildren, according to the Ynet news site.
"Every week he would demonstrate for democracy and for the state that he so loved," a relative, who was not named, told the outlet.
Weekly protests against Netanyahu and his government have been held at intersections around the country for months, with the largest gathering in Jerusalem, outside his residence. Demonstrators have been demanding Netanyahu resign over his trial on charges of bribery, fraud and breach of trust. They have also criticized his government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic. Netanyahu denies wrongdoing and claims the indictments are part of an effort by political rivals, the media, police and prosecutors to remove him from office.
In addition to a central protest in Jerusalem and satellite demonstrations around the country, demonstrators regularly rally outside the Netanyahu family's private residence in Caesarea.
The protests have gone on for months and kept a spotlight on Netanyahu at a time when the long-serving leader's popularity has declined because of his handling of the virus outbreak.
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Stockholm, Sweden, March 12, 2013: Today Atlas Copco inaugurated a new manufacturing facility in China. The new factory will produce high-efficiency compressors and generators, meeting the growing demand for such industrial equipment throughout Asia.
The new plant, located in Wuxi in the Jiangsu province in eastern China, will manufacture small and medium-sized industrial air compressors, and portable diesel and electric-driven compressors and generators.
The investment for the plant, which includes a test lab and an R&D center, amounts to approximately MSEK 165 (MRMB 160.) The facility is expected to employ about 280 people. The plant is built according to the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design standard for sustainable site development.
Including the Wuxi plant, Atlas Copco now operates 16 manufacturing facilities and 236 offices in China and has approximately 5 700 employees in the country.


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Battle Lines Being Drawn in Wisconsin?
No, not those battle lines.
The Government Accountability Board in Wisconsin over the last couple of days has telegraphed its desire for different primary dates in the Badger state. At this point, that mostly revolves around changing the date of the September primary for state and local offices in order to comply with the MOVE act to ensure that military personnel overseas receive ballots in a timely manner. However, the issue of the timing of the presidential primary has been broached as well.
Recall that the presidential primary in Wisconsin is currently scheduled for the third Tuesday in February, a date that would be in violation of national party delegate selection rules if it remains unchanged. From the AP on the matter of the presidential primary yesterday:
[Government Accountability Board director Kevin]Kennedy's letter said the staff also considered holding the 2012 presidential primary after March 1 at the recommendation of the national Republican and Democratic parties. The presidential primary is now held on the third Tuesday in February.
Local election officials suggested moving the presidential primary to April during spring non-partisan elections. To save money, they also suggested holding the primary for the spring election during the November general election, starting in 2012.
Kennedy said the board will discuss presidential primary changes later.
Some of that same sentiment carried over into comments made by members of the board today. Moving the date back to April would return the Badger state presidential primary to the position it held in cycles prior to the the 2004 cycle when the primary date was moved forward into February (see 2000 presidential primary calendar). The interesting thing that emerged from the discussion today was that the board was not going to make proposals that would affect the flexibility of the legislature to make a move on the primary. Again from the AP:
[Government Accountability Board elections specialist Katie] Mueller said staff had also looked into changing to the date of the presidential primary election, on the recommendation of the national Democratic and Republican parties. Clerks initially suggested moving the presidential primary to the same day as the spring election. They also suggested holding the spring primary on the same day as the November general election. That idea was scrapped after staff learned the Wisconsin Constitution prohibits holding any judicial elections during a partisan general election.
Mueller said any future proposals made to change the presidential primary dates would not affect the 2012 presidential primary.
The November primary idea hints at a way for the state to save money by combining elections. And it is noteworthy that that discussion was never taken in the direction of combining the presidential with those April local elections like Director Kennedy had mentioned yesterday.
That last line also really requires a touch more explication. It could mean that Wisconsin has no plans to change the date of the primary, keeping it out of compliance with national party rules. That, of course, is something that will be up to the legislature to decide. But that could also mean that the Government Accountability Board won't make a recommendation on moving the 2012 presidential primary and will simply defer to the legislature to make the decision. The Wisconsin legislature can opt to wait, though, considering its session is year-round. It's something to keep an eye on.
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 Kangerluluk (Fjord, Amitsoq) (auch Kuannit Kujalliit), Fjord im Distrikt Kangaatsiaq, Grönland
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Ura Mei Myoichi Bunsei 13 Nen Seisyu.
this name on the sword tang at 1831 comfortable clean Autmn.
Blade length(nagasa) : 65.0 cm or 26 inches.
Width at the hamachi :2.9 cm or 1.14 inches.
Width at the Kissaki : 1.92 cm or 0.76inches.
Kasane : 0.66cm or 0.26 inches.
Kitae :Koitame hada well grained with jinie attach and doft feeling texture.
Boshi:Notare and round shape yakisage style.
and wrote the name of Myoichi on the tang.
This kind of customs happened from middle Edo period.
kiku flower syape is engraved and a family crest.
fans are engraved with gold color.
Blade length(nagasa) : 40.15 cm or 15.8 inches.
Width at the hamachi : 3.08 cm or1.21 inches.
Width at the Kissaki : 2.13 cm or 0.84 inches.
Kasane : 0.61cm or 0.24 inches.
Era : Edo period Manji era. 1658.
Shape : The blade is rather wide and thick and longer kissaki.
with jinie attach soft feeling texture.
sunagashi and small kinsuji work.
Special feature: Bishu Okayama Ju Kunimune was a streams of Bizen saburo Kunimune.
He was a son of the Shigeuemon Masashige Manji era.
Kozuka:On the syakudo nanako plate, fans are engraved with gold color.
Kogatana: The signature is mentioned as Insyu Jyu Kanesaki.
I think the owner was high ranking Samurai for usind as Daisyo set.
The condition of the Tsuba and fuchikashira are quite nice.


Paul was competing in the Xterra Stoaked Triathlon in Hanover, NH this past weekend and I wanted to once again test out my bikepacking/touring setup. It was the perfect excuse to also check out the Northern Rail Trail from Franklin to Lebanon, NH. This will eventually be a 57 mile rail trail from Boscawen to Lebanon. Currently there are 47 miles of the trail complete with another 2 miles to be done this Fall. You can currently ride from just before Webster Lake in Franklin all the way to Lebanon on the trail now.
I left my house mid morning on Saturday for the approximately 70 mile jaunt to Hanover. The goal was to bike up, camp at Storrs Pond Saturday night, watch Paul and our friend Juston (up from Virginia) race on Sunday and then head home.
It is 14 miles from my place to the start of the trail 2 miles south of Webster Lake. From there it is more or less a straight shot at 2-3% grades all the way to Lebanon. That is one of the fun parts of using the rail trail, I avoid a lot of up and down hills. The trail itself is not flat, it is deceiving, but most of the time you are going slightly up or slightly downhill.
None of the trail conditions are unrideable and you could probably do the whole thing on 700 x 28c tires. Anything smaller than that and I think you would be hating life after awhile.
The smooth section ( No. 1 above) from Franklin to Danbury was fairly busy with users. I think I must have passed at least 25-30 riders, walkers, joggers through that first part of the trail.
The stretch between Danbury and Enfiled (No. 2 above), which encompasses Gafton, Canaan and Orange, NH is the grassy and loose section. It was the least used section of the trail and I didn't see anyone else in those 15 miles.
The last section (No. 3 above) from Enfield to Lebanon is the oldest, and most heavily used from what I can tell. It also appears to have the buy-in of local business owners with the Enfield House of Pizza, Dunkin Donuts, and a gas station/quick-e stop all posting signs to alert trail users that they could gain access to each establishment from the trail. That is what the Franklin side needs. Just the Andover House of Pizza has a sign on the southern sections of the trail.
I made fairly decent time to Lebanon. I was fully loaded with camping gear and it was hot and humid. I had to tone back the pace a bit through Grafton and Orange as I was starting to bonk a bit. After a quick stop in Enfield at the above mentioned gas/quick-e mart I was good to go for the final 12 miles to Hanover.
Lebanon side has more information than the Franklin side.
From the northern terminus of the trail it was a rolling 8 miles to the campground/event location. It took me just over 5 hours to get to Hanover. Not too bad considering I was riding the Fargo fully weighed down with gear.
When I got to the campground I found Paul and Shannon's site pretty quickly. They borrowed a pop up from friends and my parents minivan. Paul and Shannon had a full brood with Noah, Bella, Travis, and a friend of Travis's who's name currently escapes me.
Juston and Laurel were camped next to them and Shannon had invited her friend Julie and Julie's daughter Grace up for the weekend too. It was quite the compound between all of the tents, cars and bikes.
Another HUGE reason to come to this race was to see my friend Juston. We met years ago at the Vermont 50 mountain bike race through another mutual friend, and to make a long story short, we kind of went back further than that. Juston was in the Air Force and stationed as a navigator in Oklahoma at Tinker AFB. My older brother Steve was an AWACS pilot also at Tinker and apparently they had flown together, been stationed in Turkey together, and so on. It really is a small world.
Anyways, Juston has been living in Richmond, VA for a few years now and we don't get to see him that much. Though he has been making an annual pilgrimage up to this race. So it was nice to see him again and meet Laurel.
So, we all hung out Saturday night, got a lot of free food at the Xterra Potluck. BOLOCO donated about 60 burritos and other people brought cookies, pasta salad, beer, etc. I was not lacking in the food department. Especially after 5 hours of riding.
We then sat around the campfire, making s'mores, and having a good time, until of course the rain started.
I was in my little tent with my iPod and also listening to the rain fall outside. It was going to be a good test as to how waterproof the Nemo Mio is. It rained off and on all night. I stayed relatively dry. Some moisture came in from the bottom of the tent (I must get a ground cloth for this thing) and there was a fair amount of condensation built up inside. I will hold off judgment on that second part, it was pretty crazy humid and I do put off a lot of body heat when I sleep. It does make me think of a Big Agnes Seedhouse or something similar though. Lots of mesh would mean lots of ventilation. But would I give up weatherproofness? Plus the Nemo Mio packs down wicked small, I digress though.
Needless to say I was up early on Sunday. I had been in my tent for over 8 hours. I was hungry too. Plus with Noah and Bella, I knew Paul and Shannon would be up very early. Those two do not sleep late at all.
Paul and Juston had to get ready to race and the rest of us had to get ready to watch and cheer them on.
Pete and Noah, team support for Paul!
I'm going to leave a detail description of the race itself to Paul. I'll just post a few pics and tell you it was great fun to watch. I can't bring myself to do a triathlon because I don't think you should sweat while you swim. If this was a duathlon I would be all over it. I did the 14KM trail race last year, that was tough!
Paul and Juston are there someplace.
Soon after this last shot Juston came by with a very expensive kick scooter. Apparently he had broken his chain! All in all this race has now cost him 2 flat tires last year, a torn sidewall on Friday and a broken chain on race day this year. For some reason Xterra Stoaked does not like him……..
Paul moved up quite a bit on the mountain bike course. Next was the run which was nothing but up and down the whole time and has this mind numbing section through an open field were they just keep snaking you up and down the slope of the hills.
Paul was looking pretty rough on the end of his 2nd lap. He did pretty darn well though. Beat a few guys with some pretty impressive triathlon resumes and better yet beat his goal that he had set for himself.
After hanging out for a bit and saying bye to Juston and Laurel as they headed back to Virginia, I had to hit the road for my bike ride back to Concord along the rail trail. I knew it was going to be close to 5 hours and the forecast was calling for thunderstorms.
I took the wimpy smart move of giving Paul all my camping gear so that I could ride back to Concord unencumbered. My legs were pretty tired from nearly 70 miles the day before, but they started to work after about 5-6 miles. I had a better gauge now of the points along the trail and how far I had until home. On Saturday the Danbury to Enfield section was all new to me, so I had no idea where I was at times.
I made it back to Concord only 15 minutes faster than it had taken me to get up the day before with full gear. I was making decent time, but was pretty tired by the end of the ride.
The plan now is for a cyclocross ride from Webster Lake to Lebanon and back some time in October. That will be in the 90 mile range.


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Q: MySQL replication username What is the difference in using these two approaches when setting master-slave replication:

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*Setting the binlog-do-db option on the master to choose which DBs are going to be replicated;

*Creating a replication user on master and granting the access to only one DB.
Do these two options get the same results or no?
I understand that without binlog-do-db option, master server will copy all the data to the binlog, however I'm not sure whether the slave server will copy all of them to the relaylog or that depends on the user setup for the replication?
The idea behind all this is to setup a bit more complicated chained replication setup and I'm trying to understand more about binlogs.
Thanks.

A: Permissions granted to the replication user do not affects databases/tables he can replicate. The only significant grant is REPLICATION SLAVE that allows to read the master binlog whatever was written to it.
You can restrict databases to be replicated on the master side with binlog_do_db or binlog_ignore_db directive, but you can't restrict tables the same way. All events from the master's binlog will be replicated by each slave connected so you can't create a different users for different sets of databases. Each slave can filter out some databases or tables from the common binlog by replicate_do_db, replicate_do_table, replicate_ignore_db and replicate_ignore_table directives.


I've made no secret of the fact that Paul Sahre is one of my very favourite graphic designers, so when I saw that he was looking for sponsors for a new project through Kickstarter, it was a no-brainer that I was going to contribute.
"Saturn V Relaunch" is a photography project and book that will see Paul rebuilding and launching a Saturn V model rocket, some 40 years after his father tried to do the same thing. Paul's design and 70s era rocketry = awesome in my books.
Paul describes the project as "a shot at dad redemption… in order to introduce two boys (his sons) to the grandfather they will never know".
Going back to the end of the Apollo space missions on the early 1970s Paul remembers his father – an aerospace engineer – building a Saturn V model rocket. After months of cutting, gluing, sanding and painting, Paul's father launched the rocket in an open field, only to have the chutes fail, and the model rocket plummet back to earth. Paul remembers this as the first time he ever saw his dad fail – at anything. So when he recently discovered the launch pad in his now late father's attic he decided to take the experience full circle by trying to launch the rocket again.
In Paul's words, "Saturn V Relaunch is a tribute to the days before NASA cutbacks when every kid wanted to be an astronaut in order to explore the unknown, if only in our own backyards And to all of the model rockets that caught fire on the launch pad, exploded mid-air, were lost in a tree or disappeared from sight, never to be seen again."Saturn V Relaunch sees Paul building another Saturn V model from the same vintage Centuri model kit his father used (he found one on eBay). Upon completion, the rocket will be launched publicly from Sahre's father's 40-year-old launchpad. The entire process and the launch, which is planned for the second quarter of 2013, will be documented and self-published as an art/photo book, which Sahre will write and design himself. There is also a plan to produce a short documentary on the Saturn V Relaunch.
The cool part is, every Kickstarter backer gets their name affixed to the exterior of the rocket, which Paul is "envisioning as" a Nascar type situation, with the rocket covered with names".
For Paul the project is about more than a model rocket. It is "about a time machine posing as a model rocket"! But it is also about exploring "some basic ideas that we can all relate to: memory, family (specifically fathers), loss, trying again, and what (and how) we pass on to our children".
So for five bucks you can be a part of this project, and if you're feeling even more generous, there are various rewards offered at various money donation levels. I've found donating to Kickstarter projects to be a very rewarding endeavour in the past and I'm looking forward to seeing the results of this one later in 2013.


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Show your patriotic spirit with this beautiful red, white and blue berry wreath accented with a large American Flag ribbon and metal stars.
Beautiful wreath! Love it even more in person. :) Will definitely be ordering more wreaths in the future-thank you!
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Q: Show that the language is regular Let $$B_n=\{a^k \ \mid \ k \text{ is a multiple of } n\}$$
Show that for each $n \geq 1$, the language $B_n$ is regular.
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Could you give me some hints how we coukd show this??
Do we have to construct a NFA that accepts this language??

A: Hint:

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*If $a^n$ was a single letter, say $\alpha$, then $B_n$ could be represented by regular expression $\alpha^*$.

I hope this helps $\ddot\smile$


Meet Valen Custer... From regular girl, to world wide fashion....Valen is living the dream!
Amongst her busy traveling and modeling schedule, we caught up with Valen, read on to hear what she has to say about her experience as a model!
When did you decide that modeling was something you wanted to pursue? Who/what inspired you to do so?
I started modeling in fall of 2011. Since I was 3 years old and did a little mother daughter fashion show at a local mall, I have always wanted to model. The summer before my freshman year in high school, a Page Parkes scout came up to me at a snow cone stand and asked me if I ever thought about modeling. At the time, I was playing year round volleyball so I did not actually sign with Page Parkes until 2 years later. I was inspired to begin modeling because it was something I always thought was very interesting and different than the normal day-to-day teenager. I have always been, for the most part, comfortable in front of the camera and loved being photographed. A person who inspired me to begin modeling was Tyra Banks on "America's Next Top Model". I have watched her and her show for as long as I can remember. She always knew the right moves, angles, and expressions. The biggest reason she inspired me is because she ALWAYS made it clear to follow your dreams and strive for what you wanted, and my dream and what I wanted was to become a Model.
Share your favorite model story of yourself?
My favorite model story of myself was when I was in London I got booked to shoot bathing suits in Whales on Harlech Beach. Whales was so beautiful and green, it reminded me of where princesses would live in all the royal movies. The Harlech beach was gorgeous with blue water, white sand, and mountains surrounding us every which way we looked. I went with one other model from Poland, who was very sweet. We stayed two nights in Whales in our own hotel room with the photographer and his wife across the hallway from us. They treated us for breakfast, lunch, and yummy Welsh dinners. They were both so polite and professional. We got some very beautiful shots during the job.
If you could ask one designer one question – which designer would it be and what question?
I would ask Karl Lagerfeld how old he was when he first designed his infamous "little black dress". I am obsessed with Channel! Everything is just so classy and elegant.
Where is your favorite place you've traveled since you've started modeling?
My favorite place I have traveled to would be Paris. For me, Paris was love at first sight. It was just amazing and took my breath away. It was neat as I was going from casting to casting or job to job, to see all the old beautifully architect of the buildings and amazing surroundings.
When I traveled to Europe I got most nervous about being on time for all my jobs/castings. I always depended on my phone's map to tell me which train/tube/metro to take and how long it would take. We all know nothing is usually ever on time. So, I would make sure to leave 30-45 minutes plus the time my phone/computer said it would take, earlier than the call time. After being in Europe for a few months, I finally got much better at using a paper map which saved me a few times when I would have no wifi or when my phone was dead.
I have two things that make me most excited. One of them is traveling around the world and experiencing different cities and countries. It gives me such a thrill to see other cultures and people's day-to-day lives. It was so awesome to meet people I worked with who would come from all different parts of the world. The second thing that is exciting is when an email, that has to do with modeling, pops up on my screen. The modeling industry is SO unpredictable; you never know what will happen next. So, it's always a pleasant surprise when I get an email that is informing me of a cool casting, nice comments from my agents, job I booked, pictures from a past shoot, which city I am going to live in next, or what agency wants to sign me from a different market. They are all just another exciting part of my life and career as a model.
How has attending model camp and becoming a model changed your life?
Attending model camp and becoming a model has changed my life drastically but in a very good way. When I attended modeling camp, October 2011, I was SO excited. Dan Carter was the photographer for my group. He and everyone in the team made me feel very comfortable and told me to take risks. From that day on, I just fell in love with modeling and knew I wanted to do this career. Model camp was a great experience for a beginner to learn different posing, expressions, and catwalk. Overall, becoming a model and traveling for work is a dream come true. I couldn't possibly imagine not doing the job I do that I love so much. All in all, I am so thankful to my Page Parkes family for giving me this amazing opportunity to follow my dream. They are a wonderful agency and have supported and encouraged me every step of the way. I could have never done this without them, I am so blessed!!!


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Q: Creating an ASIO DSD Player I'm trying to use the ASIO SDK v2.3 to create a Windows Console DSD audio player. I have used the hostsample example in the documentation. So far, I am able to play PCM based data successfully. Unfortunately, when switching to DSD sample format, I get a heap corruption error.
My sound card supports DSD ASIO Playback. Tested it with HQPlayer and foobar2000.
To switch to DSD format mode, I refer to the ASIO SDK documentation and use the ASIOFuture function to do the switching.
long init_asio_static_data(DriverInfo *asioDriverInfo)
{
// collect the informational data of the driver
    // get the number of available channels
    ASIOIoFormat NeedThis = { kASIODSDFormat };
    if (ASE_SUCCESS != ASIOFuture(kAsioSetIoFormat, &NeedThis))
    {
        return -7;
    }
    .
    .
    if (ASIOSetSampleRate(2822400) == ASE_OK)
    .
    .
}

This way, the driver will use the SampleFormat ASIOSTDSDInt8LSB1 when copying more data into the buffer.
        case ASIOSTDSDInt8LSB1:
            memset(asioDriverInfo.bufferInfos[i].buffers[index], 0, buffSize);
            break;

That's all I added into the example code. From this, I think that the driver would process and output the buffer in DSD mode.
Unfortunately, halfway through playback, I encounter a heap corruption error at
ASIOError ASIODisposeBuffers(void)
{
    if(!theAsioDriver)
        return ASE_NotPresent;
    return theAsioDriver->disposeBuffers(); //<--**Heap corruption**
}

Is something wrong with my code or the API?
I'm a beginner at C/C++ programming and audio programming as well so excuse the non technicality in this post..
Full code:
// hostsample.cpp : a simple ASIO host example.
// - instantiates the driver
// - get the information from the driver
// - built up some audio channels
// - plays silence for 20 seconds
// - destruct the driver
// Note: This sample cannot work with the "ASIO DirectX Driver" as it does
//       not have a valid Application Window handle, which is used as sysRef
//       on the Windows platform.

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "asiosys.h"
#include "asio.h"
#include "asiodrivers.h"

// name of the ASIO device to be used
#if WINDOWS
//  #define ASIO_DRIVER_NAME    "ASIO Multimedia Driver"
#define ASIO_DRIVER_NAME    "Creative SBX AE series DSD ASIO"
#elif MAC
//  #define ASIO_DRIVER_NAME    "Apple Sound Manager"
#define ASIO_DRIVER_NAME    "ASIO Sample"
#endif

#define TEST_RUN_TIME  20.0     // run for 20 seconds
#define SAMPLERATE 2822400

enum {
    // number of input and outputs supported by the host application
    // you can change these to higher or lower values
    kMaxInputChannels = 32,
    kMaxOutputChannels = 32
};

// internal data storage
typedef struct DriverInfo
{
    // ASIOInit()
    ASIODriverInfo driverInfo;

    // ASIOGetChannels()
    long           inputChannels;
    long           outputChannels;

    // ASIOGetBufferSize()
    long           minSize;
    long           maxSize;
    long           preferredSize;
    long           granularity;

    // ASIOGetSampleRate()
    ASIOSampleRate sampleRate;

    // ASIOOutputReady()
    bool           postOutput;

    // ASIOGetLatencies ()
    long           inputLatency;
    long           outputLatency;

    // ASIOCreateBuffers ()
    long inputBuffers;  // becomes number of actual created input buffers
    long outputBuffers; // becomes number of actual created output buffers
    ASIOBufferInfo bufferInfos[kMaxInputChannels + kMaxOutputChannels]; // buffer info's

    // ASIOGetChannelInfo()
    ASIOChannelInfo channelInfos[kMaxInputChannels + kMaxOutputChannels]; // channel info's
    // The above two arrays share the same indexing, as the data in them are linked together

    // Information from ASIOGetSamplePosition()
    // data is converted to double floats for easier use, however 64 bit integer can be used, too
    double         nanoSeconds;
    double         samples;
    double         tcSamples;   // time code samples

    // bufferSwitchTimeInfo()
    ASIOTime       tInfo;           // time info state
    unsigned long  sysRefTime;      // system reference time, when bufferSwitch() was called

    // Signal the end of processing in this example
    bool           stopped;
} DriverInfo;

DriverInfo asioDriverInfo = { 0 };
ASIOCallbacks asioCallbacks;

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// some external references
extern AsioDrivers* asioDrivers;
bool loadAsioDriver(char *name);

// internal prototypes (required for the Metrowerks CodeWarrior compiler)
int main(int argc, char* argv[]);
long init_asio_static_data(DriverInfo *asioDriverInfo);
ASIOError create_asio_buffers(DriverInfo *asioDriverInfo);
unsigned long get_sys_reference_time();

// callback prototypes
void bufferSwitch(long index, ASIOBool processNow);
ASIOTime *bufferSwitchTimeInfo(ASIOTime *timeInfo, long index, ASIOBool processNow);
void sampleRateChanged(ASIOSampleRate sRate);
long asioMessages(long selector, long value, void* message, double* opt);

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
long init_asio_static_data(DriverInfo *asioDriverInfo)
{   // collect the informational data of the driver
    // get the number of available channels
    ASIOIoFormat NeedThis = { kASIODSDFormat };
    if (ASE_SUCCESS != ASIOFuture(kAsioSetIoFormat, &NeedThis))
    {
        return -7;
    }
    if (ASIOGetChannels(&asioDriverInfo->inputChannels, &asioDriverInfo->outputChannels) == ASE_OK)
    {
        printf("ASIOGetChannels (inputs: %d, outputs: %d);\n", asioDriverInfo->inputChannels, asioDriverInfo->outputChannels);

        // get the usable buffer sizes
        if (ASIOGetBufferSize(&asioDriverInfo->minSize, &asioDriverInfo->maxSize, &asioDriverInfo->preferredSize, &asioDriverInfo->granularity) == ASE_OK)
        {
            printf("ASIOGetBufferSize (min: %d, max: %d, preferred: %d, granularity: %d);\n",
                asioDriverInfo->minSize, asioDriverInfo->maxSize,
                asioDriverInfo->preferredSize, asioDriverInfo->granularity);

            // get the currently selected sample rate
            if (ASIOGetSampleRate(&asioDriverInfo->sampleRate) == ASE_OK)
            {
                printf("ASIOGetSampleRate (sampleRate: %f);\n", asioDriverInfo->sampleRate);
                if (ASIOCanSampleRate(SAMPLERATE) == ASE_OK)
                {
                    // Driver does not store it's internal sample rate, so set it to a know one.
                    // Usually you should check beforehand, that the selected sample rate is valid
                    // with ASIOCanSampleRate().
                    if (ASIOSetSampleRate(SAMPLERATE) == ASE_OK)
                    {
                        if (ASIOGetSampleRate(&asioDriverInfo->sampleRate) == ASE_OK)
                            printf("ASIOGetSampleRate (sampleRate: %f);\n", asioDriverInfo->sampleRate);
                        else
                            return -6;
                    }
                    else
                        return -5;
                }
                else
                    return -4;
                // check wether the driver requires the ASIOOutputReady() optimization
                // (can be used by the driver to reduce output latency by one block)
                if (ASIOOutputReady() == ASE_OK)
                    asioDriverInfo->postOutput = true;
                else
                    asioDriverInfo->postOutput = false;
                printf("ASIOOutputReady(); - %s\n", asioDriverInfo->postOutput ? "Supported" : "Not supported");

                return 0;
            }
            return -3;
        }
        return -2;
    }
    return -1;
}

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// conversion from 64 bit ASIOSample/ASIOTimeStamp to double float
#if NATIVE_INT64
#define ASIO64toDouble(a)  (a)
#else
const double twoRaisedTo32 = 4294967296.;
#define ASIO64toDouble(a)  ((a).lo + (a).hi * twoRaisedTo32)
#endif

ASIOTime *bufferSwitchTimeInfo(ASIOTime *timeInfo, long index, ASIOBool processNow)
{   // the actual processing callback.
    // Beware that this is normally in a seperate thread, hence be sure that you take care
    // about thread synchronization. This is omitted here for simplicity.
    static long processedSamples = 0;

    // store the timeInfo for later use
    asioDriverInfo.tInfo = *timeInfo;

    // get the time stamp of the buffer, not necessary if no
    // synchronization to other media is required
    if (timeInfo->timeInfo.flags & kSystemTimeValid)
        asioDriverInfo.nanoSeconds = ASIO64toDouble(timeInfo->timeInfo.systemTime);
    else
        asioDriverInfo.nanoSeconds = 0;

    if (timeInfo->timeInfo.flags & kSamplePositionValid)
        asioDriverInfo.samples = ASIO64toDouble(timeInfo->timeInfo.samplePosition);
    else
        asioDriverInfo.samples = 0;

    if (timeInfo->timeCode.flags & kTcValid)
        asioDriverInfo.tcSamples = ASIO64toDouble(timeInfo->timeCode.timeCodeSamples);
    else
        asioDriverInfo.tcSamples = 0;

    // get the system reference time
    asioDriverInfo.sysRefTime = get_sys_reference_time();

#if WINDOWS && _DEBUG
    // a few debug messages for the Windows device driver developer
    // tells you the time when driver got its interrupt and the delay until the app receives
    // the event notification.
    static double last_samples = 0;
    char tmp[128];
    sprintf(tmp, "diff: %d / %d ms / %d ms / %d samples                 \n", asioDriverInfo.sysRefTime - (long)(asioDriverInfo.nanoSeconds / 1000000.0), asioDriverInfo.sysRefTime, (long)(asioDriverInfo.nanoSeconds / 1000000.0), (long)(asioDriverInfo.samples - last_samples));
    OutputDebugString(tmp);
    last_samples = asioDriverInfo.samples;
#endif

    // buffer size in samples
    long buffSize = asioDriverInfo.preferredSize;

    // perform the processing
    for (int i = 0; i < asioDriverInfo.inputBuffers + asioDriverInfo.outputBuffers; i++)
    {
        if (asioDriverInfo.bufferInfos[i].isInput == false)
        {
            // OK do processing for the outputs only
            switch (asioDriverInfo.channelInfos[i].type)
            {
            case ASIOSTInt16LSB:
                memset(asioDriverInfo.bufferInfos[i].buffers[index], 0, buffSize * 2);
                break;
            case ASIOSTInt24LSB:        // used for 20 bits as well
                memset(asioDriverInfo.bufferInfos[i].buffers[index], 0, buffSize * 3);
                break;
            case ASIOSTInt32LSB:
                memset(asioDriverInfo.bufferInfos[i].buffers[index], 0, buffSize * 4);
                break;
            case ASIOSTFloat32LSB:      // IEEE 754 32 bit float, as found on Intel x86 architecture
                memset(asioDriverInfo.bufferInfos[i].buffers[index], 0, buffSize * 4);
                break;
            case ASIOSTFloat64LSB:      // IEEE 754 64 bit double float, as found on Intel x86 architecture
                memset(asioDriverInfo.bufferInfos[i].buffers[index], 0, buffSize * 8);
                break;

                // these are used for 32 bit data buffer, with different alignment of the data inside
                // 32 bit PCI bus systems can more easily used with these
            case ASIOSTInt32LSB16:      // 32 bit data with 18 bit alignment
            case ASIOSTInt32LSB18:      // 32 bit data with 18 bit alignment
            case ASIOSTInt32LSB20:      // 32 bit data with 20 bit alignment
            case ASIOSTInt32LSB24:      // 32 bit data with 24 bit alignment
                memset(asioDriverInfo.bufferInfos[i].buffers[index], 0, buffSize * 4);
                break;

            case ASIOSTInt16MSB:
                memset(asioDriverInfo.bufferInfos[i].buffers[index], 0, buffSize * 2);
                break;
            case ASIOSTInt24MSB:        // used for 20 bits as well
                memset(asioDriverInfo.bufferInfos[i].buffers[index], 0, buffSize * 3);
                break;
            case ASIOSTInt32MSB:
                memset(asioDriverInfo.bufferInfos[i].buffers[index], 0, buffSize * 4);
                break;
            case ASIOSTFloat32MSB:      // IEEE 754 32 bit float, as found on Intel x86 architecture
                memset(asioDriverInfo.bufferInfos[i].buffers[index], 0, buffSize * 4);
                break;
            case ASIOSTFloat64MSB:      // IEEE 754 64 bit double float, as found on Intel x86 architecture
                memset(asioDriverInfo.bufferInfos[i].buffers[index], 0, buffSize * 8);
                break;

                // these are used for 32 bit data buffer, with different alignment of the data inside
                // 32 bit PCI bus systems can more easily used with these
            case ASIOSTInt32MSB16:      // 32 bit data with 18 bit alignment
            case ASIOSTInt32MSB18:      // 32 bit data with 18 bit alignment
            case ASIOSTInt32MSB20:      // 32 bit data with 20 bit alignment
            case ASIOSTInt32MSB24:      // 32 bit data with 24 bit alignment
                memset(asioDriverInfo.bufferInfos[i].buffers[index], 0, buffSize * 4);
                break;
            case ASIOSTDSDInt8LSB1:
            case ASIOSTDSDInt8MSB1:
            case ASIOSTDSDInt8NER8:     // DSD 8 bit data, 1 sample per byte. No Endianness required.
                memset(asioDriverInfo.bufferInfos[i].buffers[index], 0, buffSize);
                break;

            }
        }
    }

    // finally if the driver supports the ASIOOutputReady() optimization, do it here, all data are in place
    if (asioDriverInfo.postOutput)
        ASIOOutputReady();

    if (processedSamples >= asioDriverInfo.sampleRate * TEST_RUN_TIME)  // roughly measured
        asioDriverInfo.stopped = true;
    else
        processedSamples += buffSize;

    return 0L;
}

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
void bufferSwitch(long index, ASIOBool processNow)
{   // the actual processing callback.
    // Beware that this is normally in a seperate thread, hence be sure that you take care
    // about thread synchronization. This is omitted here for simplicity.

    // as this is a "back door" into the bufferSwitchTimeInfo a timeInfo needs to be created
    // though it will only set the timeInfo.samplePosition and timeInfo.systemTime fields and the according flags
    ASIOTime  timeInfo;
    memset(&timeInfo, 0, sizeof(timeInfo));

    // get the time stamp of the buffer, not necessary if no
    // synchronization to other media is required
    if (ASIOGetSamplePosition(&timeInfo.timeInfo.samplePosition, &timeInfo.timeInfo.systemTime) == ASE_OK)
        timeInfo.timeInfo.flags = kSystemTimeValid | kSamplePositionValid;

    bufferSwitchTimeInfo(&timeInfo, index, processNow);
}

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
void sampleRateChanged(ASIOSampleRate sRate)
{
    // do whatever you need to do if the sample rate changed
    // usually this only happens during external sync.
    // Audio processing is not stopped by the driver, actual sample rate
    // might not have even changed, maybe only the sample rate status of an
    // AES/EBU or S/PDIF digital input at the audio device.
    // You might have to update time/sample related conversion routines, etc.
}

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
long asioMessages(long selector, long value, void* message, double* opt)
{
    // currently the parameters "value", "message" and "opt" are not used.
    long ret = 0;
    switch (selector)
    {
    case kAsioSelectorSupported:
        if (value == kAsioResetRequest
            || value == kAsioEngineVersion
            || value == kAsioResyncRequest
            || value == kAsioLatenciesChanged
            // the following three were added for ASIO 2.0, you don't necessarily have to support them
            || value == kAsioSupportsTimeInfo
            || value == kAsioSupportsTimeCode
            || value == kAsioSupportsInputMonitor)
            ret = 1L;
        break;
    case kAsioResetRequest:
        // defer the task and perform the reset of the driver during the next "safe" situation
        // You cannot reset the driver right now, as this code is called from the driver.
        // Reset the driver is done by completely destruct is. I.e. ASIOStop(), ASIODisposeBuffers(), Destruction
        // Afterwards you initialize the driver again.
        asioDriverInfo.stopped;  // In this sample the processing will just stop
        ret = 1L;
        break;
    case kAsioResyncRequest:
        // This informs the application, that the driver encountered some non fatal data loss.
        // It is used for synchronization purposes of different media.
        // Added mainly to work around the Win16Mutex problems in Windows 95/98 with the
        // Windows Multimedia system, which could loose data because the Mutex was hold too long
        // by another thread.
        // However a driver can issue it in other situations, too.
        ret = 1L;
        break;
    case kAsioLatenciesChanged:
        // This will inform the host application that the drivers were latencies changed.
        // Beware, it this does not mean that the buffer sizes have changed!
        // You might need to update internal delay data.
        ret = 1L;
        break;
    case kAsioEngineVersion:
        // return the supported ASIO version of the host application
        // If a host applications does not implement this selector, ASIO 1.0 is assumed
        // by the driver
        ret = 2L;
        break;
    case kAsioSupportsTimeInfo:
        // informs the driver wether the asioCallbacks.bufferSwitchTimeInfo() callback
        // is supported.
        // For compatibility with ASIO 1.0 drivers the host application should always support
        // the "old" bufferSwitch method, too.
        ret = 1;
        break;
    case kAsioSupportsTimeCode:
        // informs the driver wether application is interested in time code info.
        // If an application does not need to know about time code, the driver has less work
        // to do.
        ret = 0;
        break;
    }
    return ret;
}

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ASIOError create_asio_buffers(DriverInfo *asioDriverInfo)
{   // create buffers for all inputs and outputs of the card with the
    // preferredSize from ASIOGetBufferSize() as buffer size
    long i;
    ASIOError result;

    // fill the bufferInfos from the start without a gap
    ASIOBufferInfo *info = asioDriverInfo->bufferInfos;

    // prepare inputs (Though this is not necessaily required, no opened inputs will work, too
    if (asioDriverInfo->inputChannels > kMaxInputChannels)
        asioDriverInfo->inputBuffers = kMaxInputChannels;
    else
        asioDriverInfo->inputBuffers = asioDriverInfo->inputChannels;
    for (i = 0; i < asioDriverInfo->inputBuffers; i++, info++)
    {
        info->isInput = ASIOTrue;
        info->channelNum = i;
        info->buffers[0] = info->buffers[1] = 0;
    }

    // prepare outputs
    if (asioDriverInfo->outputChannels > kMaxOutputChannels)
        asioDriverInfo->outputBuffers = kMaxOutputChannels;
    else
        asioDriverInfo->outputBuffers = asioDriverInfo->outputChannels;
    for (i = 0; i < asioDriverInfo->outputBuffers; i++, info++)
    {
        info->isInput = ASIOFalse;
        info->channelNum = i;
        info->buffers[0] = info->buffers[1] = 0;
    }

    // create and activate buffers
    result = ASIOCreateBuffers(asioDriverInfo->bufferInfos,
        asioDriverInfo->inputBuffers + asioDriverInfo->outputBuffers,
        asioDriverInfo->preferredSize, &asioCallbacks);
    if (result == ASE_OK)
    {
        // now get all the buffer details, sample word length, name, word clock group and activation
        for (i = 0; i < asioDriverInfo->inputBuffers + asioDriverInfo->outputBuffers; i++)
        {
            asioDriverInfo->channelInfos[i].channel = asioDriverInfo->bufferInfos[i].channelNum;
            asioDriverInfo->channelInfos[i].isInput = asioDriverInfo->bufferInfos[i].isInput;
            result = ASIOGetChannelInfo(&asioDriverInfo->channelInfos[i]);
            if (result != ASE_OK)
                break;
        }

        if (result == ASE_OK)
        {
            // get the input and output latencies
            // Latencies often are only valid after ASIOCreateBuffers()
            // (input latency is the age of the first sample in the currently returned audio block)
            // (output latency is the time the first sample in the currently returned audio block requires to get to the output)
            result = ASIOGetLatencies(&asioDriverInfo->inputLatency, &asioDriverInfo->outputLatency);
            if (result == ASE_OK)
                printf("ASIOGetLatencies (input: %d, output: %d);\n", asioDriverInfo->inputLatency, asioDriverInfo->outputLatency);
        }
    }
    return result;
}

int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
    // load the driver, this will setup all the necessary internal data structures
    if (loadAsioDriver((char*)ASIO_DRIVER_NAME))
    {
        // initialize the driver
        if (ASIOInit(&asioDriverInfo.driverInfo) == ASE_OK)
        {
            printf("asioVersion:   %d\n"
                "driverVersion: %d\n"
                "Name:          %s\n"
                "ErrorMessage:  %s\n",
                asioDriverInfo.driverInfo.asioVersion, asioDriverInfo.driverInfo.driverVersion,
                asioDriverInfo.driverInfo.name, asioDriverInfo.driverInfo.errorMessage);
            if (init_asio_static_data(&asioDriverInfo) == 0)
            {
                // ASIOControlPanel(); you might want to check wether the ASIOControlPanel() can open

                // set up the asioCallback structure and create the ASIO data buffer
                asioCallbacks.bufferSwitch = &bufferSwitch;
                asioCallbacks.sampleRateDidChange = &sampleRateChanged;
                asioCallbacks.asioMessage = &asioMessages;
                asioCallbacks.bufferSwitchTimeInfo = &bufferSwitchTimeInfo;
                if (create_asio_buffers(&asioDriverInfo) == ASE_OK)
                {
                    if (ASIOStart() == ASE_OK)
                    {
                        // Now all is up and running
                        fprintf(stdout, "\nASIO Driver started succefully.\n\n");
                        while (!asioDriverInfo.stopped)
                        {
#if WINDOWS
                            Sleep(100); // goto sleep for 100 milliseconds
#elif MAC
                            unsigned long dummy;
                            Delay(6, &dummy);
#endif
                            fprintf(stdout, "%d ms / %d ms / %d samples", asioDriverInfo.sysRefTime, (long)(asioDriverInfo.nanoSeconds / 1000000.0), (long)asioDriverInfo.samples);

                            // create a more readable time code format (the quick and dirty way)
                            double remainder = asioDriverInfo.tcSamples;
                            long hours = (long)(remainder / (asioDriverInfo.sampleRate * 3600));
                            remainder -= hours * asioDriverInfo.sampleRate * 3600;
                            long minutes = (long)(remainder / (asioDriverInfo.sampleRate * 60));
                            remainder -= minutes * asioDriverInfo.sampleRate * 60;
                            long seconds = (long)(remainder / asioDriverInfo.sampleRate);
                            remainder -= seconds * asioDriverInfo.sampleRate;
                            fprintf(stdout, " / TC: %2.2d:%2.2d:%2.2d:%5.5d", (long)hours, (long)minutes, (long)seconds, (long)remainder);

                            fprintf(stdout, "     \r");
#if !MAC
                            fflush(stdout);
#endif
                        }
                        ASIOStop();
                    }
                    ASIODisposeBuffers();
                }
            }
            ASIOExit();
        }
        asioDrivers->removeCurrentDriver();
    }
    return 0;
}

unsigned long get_sys_reference_time()
{   // get the system reference time
#if WINDOWS
    return timeGetTime();
#elif MAC
    static const double twoRaisedTo32 = 4294967296.;
    UnsignedWide ys;
    Microseconds(&ys);
    double r = ((double)ys.hi * twoRaisedTo32 + (double)ys.lo);
    return (unsigned long)(r / 1000.);
#endif
}

A: Hi i'm creating the dsd audio player too. Did you solve this problem.
 ASIOIoFormat NeedThis = { kASIODSDFormat };
    if (ASE_SUCCESS != ASIOFuture(kAsioSetIoFormat, &NeedThis))
    {
        return -7;
    }

Maybe these phrases will be put in the end of the function.


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