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Q: Problem on getting JSON values in C# with an unrecognizable format I'm trying to get the nodes inside a JSON request, this: https://store.steampowered.com/api/appdetails?appids=731490
But it's returning a format that a online json convert doesn't recognize and i can't get the values of nodes with C#.
Currently, i'm trying:
var gameInfo = Newtonsoft.Json.JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<object>(response.Content.ReadAsStringAsync().Result);
JObject jObject = JObject.Parse(gameInfo.ToString());
string header = (string)jObject.SelectToken("header_image");

But it return null for all properties. How do i access the header_image that is inside json object?
EDIT: JSON SAMPLE
{"731490":{"success":true,"data":{"type":"game","name":"Crash Bandicoot\u2122 N. Sane Trilogy","steam_appid":731490,"required_age":0,"is_free":false,"detailed_description":"Seu marsupial favorito, Crash Bandicoot\u2122, est\u00e1 de volta! Ele est\u00e1 aprimorado, inspirado e preparado para dan\u00e7ar na cole\u00e7\u00e3o de jogos da trilogia insana. Agora voc\u00ea pode jogar Crash Bandicoot como nunca antes. Gire, pule, golpeie e repita conforme voc\u00ea enfrentar as aventuras e os desafios \u00e9picos atrav\u00e9s dos tr\u00eas jogos que deram in\u00edcio a tudo, Crash Bandicoot\u2122, Crash Bandicoot\u2122 2: Cortex Strikes Back e Crash Bandicoot\u2122: Warped. Reviva todos os seus momentos favoritos de Crash em seu apogeu gr\u00e1fico em HD totalmente remasterizado e se prepare para colocar um CRASH nos seus golpes!
Crash Bandicoot\u2122 N. Sane Trilogy Stormy Ascent<\/h2>
Vivencie a not\u00f3ria Stormy Ascent do jogo Crash Bandicoot original. Antes incompleta e nunca lan\u00e7ada, essa fase vai desafiar at\u00e9 os f\u00e3s mais veteranos do Crash! Ser\u00e1 que voc\u00ea consegue enfrentar degraus que se retraem, assistentes atiradores de frascos, p\u00e1ssaros ferozes, plataformas m\u00f3veis e espinhos de ferro? Baixe e jogue a fase Stormy Ascent!
Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy Future Tense<\/h2>
Jogue a primeira fase NOVA para a trilogia original em quase 20 anos. Inspirado na fase "Waterfall" do primeiro jogo de Crash Bandicoot, Future Tense apresenta v\u00e1rios quebra-cabe\u00e7as da fase original ambientados em um cen\u00e1rio futurista de Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped. Descubra um novo n\u00edvel de dificuldade para Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy desviando de foguetes, destruindo rob\u00f4s e pulando lasers enquanto voc\u00ea sobe por um arranha-c\u00e9u enorme e futurista.","about_the_game":"Seu marsupial favorito, Crash Bandicoot\u2122, est\u00e1 de volta! Ele est\u00e1 aprimorado, inspirado e preparado para dan\u00e7ar na cole\u00e7\u00e3o de jogos da trilogia insana. Agora voc\u00ea pode jogar Crash Bandicoot como nunca antes. Gire, pule, golpeie e repita conforme voc\u00ea enfrentar as aventuras e os desafios \u00e9picos atrav\u00e9s dos tr\u00eas jogos que deram in\u00edcio a tudo, Crash Bandicoot\u2122, Crash Bandicoot\u2122 2: Cortex Strikes Back e Crash Bandicoot\u2122: Warped. Reviva todos os seus momentos favoritos de Crash em seu apogeu gr\u00e1fico em HD totalmente remasterizado e se prepare para colocar um CRASH nos seus golpes!
Crash Bandicoot\u2122 N. Sane Trilogy Stormy Ascent<\/h2>
Vivencie a not\u00f3ria Stormy Ascent do jogo Crash Bandicoot original. Antes incompleta e nunca lan\u00e7ada, essa fase vai desafiar at\u00e9 os f\u00e3s mais veteranos do Crash! Ser\u00e1 que voc\u00ea consegue enfrentar degraus que se retraem, assistentes atiradores de frascos, p\u00e1ssaros ferozes, plataformas m\u00f3veis e espinhos de ferro? Baixe e jogue a fase Stormy Ascent!
Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy Future Tense<\/h2>
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SO:<\/strong> Windows 7
<\/li>
Processador:<\/strong> Intel Core i5-750 @ 2.67GHz | AMD Phenom II X4 965 @ 3.4GHz
<\/li>
Mem\u00f3ria:<\/strong> 8 GB de RAM
<\/li>
Placa de v\u00eddeo:<\/strong> NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 2GB | AMD Radeon HD 7850 2GB
<\/li>
DirectX:<\/strong> Vers\u00e3o 9.0c
<\/li>
Armazenamento:<\/strong> 30 GB de espa\u00e7o dispon\u00edvel
<\/li>
Placa de som:<\/strong> DirectX 9.0c Compatible<\/li><\/ul>"},"mac_requirements":[],"linux_requirements":[],"legal_notice":"\u00a9 2018 Activision Publishing, Inc. ACTIVISION e CRASH BANDICOOT s\u00e3o marcas comerciais da Activision Publishing, Inc.","developers":["Vicarious Visions","Iron Galaxy"],"publishers":["Activision"],"price_overview":{"currency":"BRL","initial":15000,"final":15000,"discount_percent":0,"initial_formatted":"","final_formatted":"R$ 150,00"},"packages":[213423],"package_groups":[{"name":"default","title":"Comprar Crash Bandicoot\u2122 N. Sane Trilogy","description":"","selection_text":"Selecione uma op\u00e7\u00e3o de compra","save_text":"","display_type":0,"is_recurring_subscription":"false","subs":[{"packageid":213423,"percent_savings_text":"","percent_savings":0,"option_text":"Crash Bandicoot\u2122 N. 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A: JObject.SelectToken expects a path to a particular token. It doesn't traverse the object to find anything with a matching name.
Looking at the object, the root object seems to have a single property with the key being the app id. That in turn has two properties, success and data, with data containing the actual info you seek.
The following works for me:
using var client = new HttpClient();
var text = await client.GetStringAsync("https://store.steampowered.com/api/appdetails?appids=731490");
var jo = JObject.Parse(text);
var header = (string)jo.SelectToken("731490.data.header_image");

Having a strongly typed model would make this easier in the long run, though.

A: I think you must await your method to reduce thread locks
var content = await response.Content.ReadAsStringAsync().ConfigureAwait(false);

Then you could try this
var gameInfo = Newtonsoft.Json.JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<JObject>(content);
string header = gameInfo["731490"]["data"]["header_image"];

To ignore first dynamic element:
gameInfo.Properties().Children().ToList()[0]["data"]["header_image"]

A: Use a strongly typed model.
This is what I did.

*

*Tested the JSON at https://jsonlint.com/ to make sure it is valid.

*Used http://json2csharp.com/ to generate a strongly typed model.

I was able to read the entire contents of the JSON in this link: https://store.steampowered.com/api/appdetails?appids=731490
This is how made it work:
var result = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<RootObject>(response.Content.ReadAsStringAsync().Result);

The model I used is this:
Notice that the RootObject inherits from
Dictionary<string, AppRoot>

Notice also that the name of the "invalid" type is now AppRoot.
This will now support multiple Apps by ID
  public class RootObject: Dictionary<string, AppRoot>
  {

  }

  public class AppRoot
  {
    public bool success { get; set; }
    public Data data { get; set; }
  }

  public class PcRequirements
  {
    public string minimum { get; set; }
  }

  public class PriceOverview
  {
    public string currency { get; set; }
    public int initial { get; set; }
    public int final { get; set; }
    public int discount_percent { get; set; }
    public string initial_formatted { get; set; }
    public string final_formatted { get; set; }
  }

  public class Sub
  {
    public int packageid { get; set; }
    public string percent_savings_text { get; set; }
    public int percent_savings { get; set; }
    public string option_text { get; set; }
    public string option_description { get; set; }
    public string can_get_free_license { get; set; }
    public bool is_free_license { get; set; }
    public int price_in_cents_with_discount { get; set; }
  }

  public class PackageGroup
  {
    public string name { get; set; }
    public string title { get; set; }
    public string description { get; set; }
    public string selection_text { get; set; }
    public string save_text { get; set; }
    public int display_type { get; set; }
    public string is_recurring_subscription { get; set; }
    public List subs { get; set; }
  }

  public class Platforms
  {
    public bool windows { get; set; }
    public bool mac { get; set; }
    public bool linux { get; set; }
  }

  public class Category
  {
    public int id { get; set; }
    public string description { get; set; }
  }

  public class Genre
  {
    public string id { get; set; }
    public string description { get; set; }
  }

  public class Screenshot
  {
    public int id { get; set; }
    public string path_thumbnail { get; set; }
    public string path_full { get; set; }
  }

  public class Webm
  {
    public string __invalid_name__480 { get; set; }
    public string max { get; set; }
  }

  public class Movie
  {
    public int id { get; set; }
    public string name { get; set; }
    public string thumbnail { get; set; }
    public Webm webm { get; set; }
    public bool highlight { get; set; }
  }

  public class Recommendations
  {
    public int total { get; set; }
  }

  public class Highlighted
  {
    public string name { get; set; }
    public string path { get; set; }
  }

  public class Achievements
  {
    public int total { get; set; }
    public List<Highlighted> highlighted { get; set; }
  }

  public class ReleaseDate
  {
    public bool coming_soon { get; set; }
    public string date { get; set; }
  }

  public class SupportInfo
  {
    public string url { get; set; }
    public string email { get; set; }
  }

  public class ContentDescriptors
  {
    public List<object> ids { get; set; }
    public object notes { get; set; }
  }

  public class Data
  {
    public string type { get; set; }
    public string name { get; set; }
    public int steam_appid { get; set; }
    public int required_age { get; set; }
    public bool is_free { get; set; }
    public string detailed_description { get; set; }
    public string about_the_game { get; set; }
    public string short_description { get; set; }
    public string supported_languages { get; set; }
    public string header_image { get; set; }
    public string website { get; set; }
    public PcRequirements pc_requirements { get; set; }
    public List<object> mac_requirements { get; set; }
    public List<object> linux_requirements { get; set; }
    public string legal_notice { get; set; }
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Streets and Places
Macpherson Road
by Cornelius-Takahama, Vernon
MacPherson is one of the five sub-zones in the Geylang Planning Area.1 MacPherson Road lies between Woodsville Flyover and MacPherson Lane.2
MacPherson Road was previously known as Jalan Klapa, as it ran through a coconut plantation.3 It was named after Lieutenant Colonel Ronald MacPherson (b. 1817–d. 1869), who was the First Captain Commandment of the Singapore Volunteer Rifle Corps, formed in 1854. MacPherson was also the first colonial secretary of the Straits Settlements in 1867, and the designer of St Andrew's Cathedral, which was built in 1862.4
MacPherson Road was a vital road that led to Paya Lebar Airport from the airport's opening in 1955 until it ceased civil aviation operations in 1981.5 Along the road lies MacPherson Industrial Estate where business offices, stores and warehouses are located.6 Also located nearby are the private residential areas of Sennett Estate and Happy Gardens Estate.7 The first batch of 10-storey flats forming MacPherson Housing Estate, totalling 11 blocks, was completed in 1961.8
A landmark near the junction of Upper Serangoon Road and MacPherson Road was MacPherson Road Market, which was built in 1955.9 The market closed down in 1990 for renovation. It re-opened as a 24-hour coffeeshop in 1991 and was renamed as Jackson Centre. The area near the market used to be known as Sar Koh Chi, which means Third Milestone in Hokkien.10
To improve traffic flow, Jackson Centre was torn down in 2007 to enable the construction of a tunnel stretching from MacPherson Road to Bendemeer Road. The tunnel was part of the upgrading of the Woodsville Interchange.11 Woodsville tunnel was opened to traffic on 28 January 2012.12
MacPherson Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) station is an interchange station along the Circle Line and Downtown Line. MacPherson Circle Line station was opened on 17 April 2010,13 whereas the Downtown Line section was opened on 21 October 2017.14
Vernon Cornelius
1. Urban Redevelopment Authority. (1994). Geylang Planning Area: Planning report 1994. Singapore: Author, p. 6. (Call no.: RSING 711.4095957 SIN)
2. Urban Redevelopment Authority. MacPherson Road. Retrieved 2019, May 3 from Urban Redevelopment Authority website: https://www.ura.gov.sg/-/media/User%20Defined/URA%20Online/circulars/2016/may/dc16-10/2016%20Expanded%20PTA%20-%20Macpehrson%20Road%20BW.pdf?la=en
3. Ramachandra, S. (1961). Singapore landmarks, past and present. Singapore: Eastern Universities Press, p. 45. (Call no.: RCLOS 959.57 RAM)
4. Savage, V., & Yeoh, B. S. A. (2013). Singapore street names: A study of toponymics. Singapore: Marshall Cavendish Editions, pp. 243–244. (Call no.: RSING 915.9570014 SAV-[TRA])
5. Campbell, B. (1977, March 19). Challenging task of moving our airport to Changi. The Straits Times, p. 12; A stretch of Paya Lebar Road closed. (1963, March 26). The Straits Times, p. 4. Retrieved from NewspaperSG.
6. Chua, S. K. (1971, January 27). Where modern living finally catches up with kampong life. The Straits Times, p. 18; 3 more industrial estates are developed. (1962, September 16). The Straits Times, p. 7. Retrieved from NewspaperSG.
7. New market will serve thousands. (1955, May 13). The Straits Times, p. 12; Chua, S. K. (1971, January 27). Where modern living finally catches up with kampong life. The Straits Times, p. 18. Retrieved from NewspaperSG.
8. More homes for people. (1961, April 28). The Straits Times, p. 4. Retrieved from NewspaperSG.
9. New market will serve thousands. (1955, May 13). The Straits Times, p. 12. Retrieved from NewspaperSG,
10. Tan, C. (1990, October 19). MacPherson market to be 24-hr coffeeshop. The Straits Times, p. 25; Tan, T. (2007, September 17). Kopitiam making way for tunnel. The Straits Times, p. 29. Retrieved from NewspaperSG.
11. Tan, T. (2007, September 17). Kopitiam making way for tunnel. The Straits Times, p. 29. Retrieved from NewspaperSG.
12. Shuli Sudderuddin. (2012, January 28). Fire safety feature for new Woodsville Tunnel. The Straits Times, p. 10. Retrieved from NewspaperSG.
13. Maria Almenoar. (2010, April 17). 11 Circle Line stations open today. The Straits Times, p. 4. Retrieved from NewspaperSG.
14. Ariffin Jamar. (2017, September 25). A sneak peek at Downtown Line 3's stations. The Straits Times. Retrieved from Factiva via NLB's eResources
website: http://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/
The information in this article is valid as at April 2019 and correct as far as we are able to ascertain from our sources. It is not intended to be an exhaustive or complete history of the subject. Please contact the library for further reading materials on the topic.
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Antonio Rudiger has become the latest player to pull on a Chelsea shirt after joining from Roma for an initial fee of £29 million.
The German defender was announced via social media and is the club's first major signing of the summer.
But the video in which Rudiger was introduced to the Chelsea fans came complete with shots and scenes that wouldn't have looked out of place on CBBC.
Rudiger will wear the number two shirt for the Blues, left vacant after Branislav Ivanovic's departure to Zenit St Petersburg in February, but the replies to the tweet show not that many Chelsea fans actually watched the whole video.
And the star of the video might not even be Rudiger.
The 24-year-old, who was a member of Germany's victorious Confederations Cup-winning team last weekend, said: "It's a great feeling because not every player has the opportunity to join a huge club like this.
Fans will probably be hoping his performances for the team are better than the club's production skills.


Today gatheringinlight.com took a nose dive. While working on editing my new theme supported by Eric Taylor's K2 Reloaded I decided to clear out some of my old plugins I never use, unfortunately you cannot delete active wordpress plugins, you must deactivate them first or else your site will die. My site died. There was no way to go into a safe mode with wordpress so in order to fix the problem I had to go through phpMyAdmin which is built into Siteground's cpanel. For more information and the way to fix it see the wordpress support forum.
Sorry to hear it. Technology isn't always wonderful, eh? I wish you well as you work toward site stability.


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Restaurant-profiles
The Amigo Behind Chalco's Success
Mahek Punjabi
dubai chalco's mexican grill
Chalco's Mexican Grill, new to Dubai, is already creating a buzz because of it's deliciously authentic Mexican food. We were delighted to have a little chat with Edgar Jimenez, the owner of Chalco's.
When I was a kid, my parents owned a restaurant in LA. I used to work in it when I was only 10 years old. I loved that feeling and loved how we knew everyone in town. Our Spanish Rice is inspired by my grandma. I remember as a kid going over to her house and she used to make us her rice. It was just perfect in flavor and texture. She made it with such love and passion and it just tasted amazing. Our Spanish rice is a tomato based rice that has a 3 stage process in cooking. Some can't do it and some just master it.
Chalco's - a unique concept
What makes us very popular is due to focusing more on flavors, freshness, everything is made on site, we don't buy anything pre made. Unlike our other competitors we don't buy tortilla chips from a bag. We make our own. We cook our own meats on site and marinade them here in our own kitchen. We don't bring our food from an industrial kitchen we make it on site daily. Our prices would also make us very popular. We don't charge an arm and a leg for a taco or burrito. We aim to cater to everyone. We have amazing lunch deals that attract all sorts of patrons. Location, quality, and price is what I believe in.
Picking favourites
We're very happy to bring our Super Deluxe Burrito to Dubai. It's a large 12 inch tortilla filled with rice, beans, lettuce, choice of meat, wrapped and topped with enchilada sauce, melted cheese, sour cream, pico de gallo and guacamole. This is a very popular dish in El Segundo, California and we are very proud to bring it to Dubai.
Most significant food memory
I fondly remember trying a dish called Barbacoa. We had this dish in Chalco, Mexico. Barbacoa is lamb cooked in an under ground oven. It's cooked slowly over night. It is seasoned lamb wrapped with banana, avocado leaves, and dropped into an under ground oven for slow cooking. We had it in Mexico and it was the most amazing dish I ever tried. The flavor of the meat was just absolutely amazing. The meat came right off the bone when you lifted it.
Richard Palomo. He owns and operates El Tarasco Mexican Food in the South Bay, Redondo, Manhattan Beach etc. He taught me all I needed to know about operating a Mexican Restsurant. His passion and drive for the business is extraordinary. He is a family man and a wonderful human being. Richard has expanded his restaurants to 12 units in Los Angeles. Which is amazing because in LA there are Mexican restaurants in every corner.
The biggest challenge in my career was when I lived in Ireland. Trying to get the community to taste and try Mexican Food was hard work. That side of the world are mostly used to more bland flavors. But we kept to it and kept educating the students of Belfast about Mexican Food. By our second year of operation our "wee" Chalcos was so busy. It was wonderful to see other countries enjoying our food.
If I didn't open my own business I would probably be coaching kids American Football. Both are rewarding and both are my passion. I love the fact that we meet new people everyday. Our customers are amazing and when you build a bond with your clientele I believe that's the most rewarding feeling in the industry.
I think the best advise you can give anyone starting is don't panic, it takes time. Once you see the bills adding up some people tend to panic. But if you work hard, and keep at it. The rest will come. The food industry is not as hard as people make it out to be. Lots of colonies focus too much on percentages and numbers and end up losing track of what's most important, service and food.
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Home >> July 2010 Edition >> Intel... Growing Government Demand for Image Intelligence
Intel... Growing Government Demand for Image Intelligence
By Adam Keith, Director, Earth Observation, Euroconsult
In an era of growing concerns about international terrorism and an uncertain global balance of power, the gathering of intelligence for defense and security purposes is of growing importance to governments worldwide. The development of a wide range of Earth observation (EO) technologies has led intelligence and defense agencies to focus increasingly on Image Intelligence (IMINT) and its derived geospatial information (GEOINT). While manned aerial solutions and proprietary defense systems have been the traditional sources of IMINT, continuing budget constraints on extensive reconnaissance satellite systems have led government defense agencies to explore other mechanisms to meet their IMINT requirements.
From 2000 to 2009, defense agencies in nine countries launched 57 satellites representing overall revenues of $12.5 billion for the satellite manufacturing industry globally. Over the coming decade the number of satellites launched for these purposes is set to grow significantly, while the average revenue per satellite is expected to grow slightly, generating $18.3 billion for the manufacturing market.
Although new government program announcements are likely, the high barriers to entry associated with launching a constellation of defense reconnaissance satellites will limit the number of countries that are capable of developing such extensive systems. This leaves the question of how a country can fulfill its IMINT requirements in a cost effective manner, without too many trade-offs.
One mechanism used to procure defense satellites is to spread costs and usage across multiple defense and civil government departments, so called "dual-use" systems. Italy's COSMO-Skymed constellation and the French Pleiades are examples of such systems. Offering data from these satellites in the commercial market, as is being done through e-GEOS (COSMO-Skymed) and will be done with SPOT Image (Pleiades), allows the government agencies to earn a return on their investments while still being able to use the imagery themselves.
Another option for government agencies is to develop bilateral and multilateral partnerships with other nations. Such arrangements are expected to increase as countries leverage their own assets in order to negotiate access to third-party systems. This is particularly attractive when a country lacks a specific data capacity and/or wants to add robustness to its data collection capacity. For example, France (which does not operate any defense radar satellites) will be able to access data from the German radar SAR-Lupe system beginning in 2010. In return, Germany will be able to access the French optical Helios system data under the two countries' respective contractual agreements. France has a similar agreement with Italy to access the radar COSMO-Skymed constellation.
In Europe in particular, where an increasing number of countries have acquired defense/dual-use satellite systems, greater coordination and cooperation is called for.
As a starting point, six nations (Belgium, Germany, Greece, France, Italy and Spain) committed to the development of the Multinational Space-based Imaging System (MUSIS) in 2006. This will incorporate systems developed at a national level and related ground segments. Further missions may emerge through the MUSIS agreement at both a national and multi-national level.
Finally, with increasing technological advances in higher resolution datasets, improved image accuracy and reduced revisit times, commercial EO data is becoming a viable solution for certain defense and military agency IMINT requirements.
Prior to 1999, commercial data solutions simply weren't a suitable solution for key defense applications such as routine intelligence gathering and surveillance. This changed with the launch of IKONOS in that year, the world's first high-resolution commercial system. Since then, two U.S.-based commercial operators have launched satellites capable of high-resolution imaging that enabled them to increase their satellite capacity and service offerings. Through large service-level agreements for satellite data supply and because of a U.S. data policy of "buy commercial first," these companies have emerged as key partners for the U.S. National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA). Through these agreements, the NGA has emerged as the largest consumer of commercial remote sensing data globally.
In 2009, the market for commercial data for defense and security applications was valued at $735 million, representing 62 percent of the overall commercial data market. Of this amount, more than half was purchased by the U.S. government. The NGA is expected to remain the primary customer for commercial data for the foreseeable future because of both the new EnhancedView procurement contract expected to be agreed upon in 2010, and the establishment of contracts between the NGA and foreign commercial systems for commercial radar data supply over 2009/2010.
For the commercial EO satellite operator, particularly U.S.-based operators, a key challenge is how to expand their data offerings to other countries outside of the U.S. market where adoption has remained more modest.Other markets have been slow to embrace the commercial data solution for defense applications primarily because commercial data suitable for defense and security purposes has become available only relatively recently.
However, in the coming decade, the next generation of high-resolution, high-accuracy commercial solutions and development of data-reseller networks around the world will contribute to growing adoption in a number of other markets. As such, Euroconsult anticipates that revenues for the commercial data providers will reach $2.6 billion for government defense and security by 2019.
In a new report, "Earth Observation: Defense & Security, World Prospects to 2019," Euroconsult has examined government attitudes toward EO procurement, including customer requirements for IMINT/GEOINT; the use of satellites and UAVs to gather data; and the risks and challenges governments face in using commercial data.
An emerging global trend is the establishment of government-centralized procurement bodies to consolidate the needs of defense departments and decide upon the best mechanisms for responding to their IMINT requirements, including building sole-defense proprietary systems; dual-use systems (implying civil and defense government usage); leveraging data through bi/multilateral cooperation agreements; expanding aerial and UAV capacity or purchasing commercial data; or, most likely, a combination of these factors.
Adam is principal author for the Satellite-Based Earth Observation, Market Prospects report and is a specialist in remote sensing. He contributes to several other Euroconsult reports. Prior to joining Euroconsult, Adam worked at the European Space Agency, within the Directorate of Earth Observation, primarily analyzing market and value chain development.
Opening image is courtesy of GeoEye... Last year, the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), a US Department of Defense combat support agency, awarded GeoEye (formerly Orbimage) in Dulles, VA a $214.2 million firm-fixed-price contract modification to supply satellite imagery to US government customers from the company's satellite constellation.


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Silda's Not The Only Woman Hurt By Spitzer
by The Stiletto in 2008 Election Coverage, All News, New York News, Society and Culture, US News, US Politics, Washington, DC News
Naturally, when word got out that soon-to-be-ex Governor Eliot Spitzer (D-NY) had a thing for high-priced hos barely older than his children, most people's sympathies were with his wife, Silda, and daughters Elyssa, 17, Sarabeth, 15, and Jenna, 13. But not political reporters and analysts. They were wringing their hands over how the sordid mess affected the other woman in Spitzer's life. Â
No, not "Kristen." Hillary. Â
The Nation's John Nichols on how Spitzer's skanky behavior throws the NY senator's presidential campaign off message in these crucial days leading to the PA primary:Â
Hillary Clinton really wanted the endorsement of New York Governor Eliot Spitzer for her presidential race.  She got it.  Now, however, she's got another campaign headache. …Â
It's not that Clinton is tied in any way to the governor's troubles.  Rather, he is a distraction – the big player in her adopted home state who is now in big, big trouble.  The Clinton campaign immediately began sponging Spitzer's name from the Senator's campaign website – just as Idaho Senator Larry Craig's name disappeared from the website of Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney after Craig's bathroom troubles in Minneapolis. …Â
The media won't let go of this one, and sooner or later Tim Russert and Chris Matthews are going to be obsessed with everything Hillary Clinton has to say about it. Clinton will be answering breathless questions about all her governor's troubles, about whether he should resign and, of course, about her impressions of what it means when prominent political players – like governors or, say, presidents in the 1990s – get wrapped up in sex scandals. Â
Washington Post White House correspondent Peter Baker explains how the Spitzer sex scandal brings back memories that the Clinton campaign has been trying to squelch from the beginning:Â
[H]is apparent involvement with a prostitution ring has not only distracted attention from her efforts to take down the front-runner, Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.), it has also brought back unhelpful memories of her own husband's dalliances in office. There on cable television again were pictures of Bill Clinton hugging Monica S. Lewinsky. And the image of Spitzer's wife standing painfully by his side while he acknowledged unspecified wrongdoing could not help but remind some of Hillary Clinton's own stand-by-her-man moment.Â
This certainly is not the way Clinton's strategists would have mapped out this week on the campaign trail. They want voters to be thinking about that 3 a.m. phone call in terms of who is ready to handle a crisis in the White House, not in terms of where an unfaithful husband might be catting around town. And, sure enough, the late-night comedians wasted little time linking the Spitzer case to the Clintons. Jay Leno joked Monday night that Spitzer's scandal "means Hillary Clinton is now only the second angriest woman in the state of New York." David Letterman offered a Top 10 List of excuses Spitzer might cite, including the No. 1 excuse: "I thought Bill Clinton legalized this years ago."Â
The Atlantic's Matt Yglesias wonders whether the whole sordid affair will lead people to "worry about the fact that putting Bill Clinton back in the White House seems to raise the possibility of once again having a Democratic administration derailed by a sex scandal." Â
While Baker calls Spitzer "a bad-luck charm" for Hillary, The Nation's Jon Wiener takes a contrarian view: Â
A woman president is not going to get arrested for soliciting sex in a rest room at the Minneapolis airport.  A woman president is not going to be caught sending hot text messages to young congressional pages.  Many voters may find these arguments persuasive in the wake of the Elliot Spitzer story: if you want to avoid losing your leaders to sex scandals, vote for a woman. …Â
The question is not whether we will see new revelations, but whether disgust over Spitzer's destruction of his career will lead some voters to look to a woman for freedom from sex scandals.Â
Of course, Wiener's argument fails if conclusive evidence ever materializes that Hillary is a practicing lesbian, as has been rumored for years – not that there's anything wrong with that, other than losing her status as an aggrieved wife by matching Bill's marital infidelity with her own.Â
Then there's New York Times columnist Gail Collins, who feels personally betrayed, by Spitzer –never mind Silda, or even Hillary for that matter: "I thought electing Eliot Spitzer governor of New York was a really good idea. … [A]lthough Spitzer has been in New York politics for years and years, I never ever heard a single person say, "What if it turns out he's paying for $1,000-an-hour call girls with wire transfers – you know, like the ones he used as evidence when he was attorney general? Really, it never came up."Â
Note: The Stiletto writes about politics and other stuff at The Stiletto Blog.
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La Femme, Mere, Grandmere said,
in March 17th, 2008 at 1:01 am
In my opinion, Hill and Silda are hanging in because they are aware they would lose money and much more through a divorce. Commoners, such as myself, stand to lose much. In one day I lost $$$$, social connections and moved from a neighborhood into a trailer in NM. I married one PhD to marry another; it was a case of love or so I thought. Both of my ex-husbands are acclaimed: one (deceased at DePaul Univ)and the other is a Congressional Fellow for the Sen. from Iowa). Neither one supported the children financially in the manner in which they were raised, emotionally, spiritually or in any other supportive way I can think of. These guys were the 'cream' of the 1960's intellectual crop and they received a lot of support to be be at the top of the hill.
I had the bad luck to get a lawyer who had a conflict of interest (he was looking for a woman) and he thought I 'might' be it but after lunch decided I wasn't and then just rather dismissed my case as far as pursuing any kind of assistance or renmuneration.
It is most embarrassing, sad, tragic and the whole episode still follows me like a dog, tracking me ready to tear me down at any moment.
I think Hill and Sill..da are doin' the right thing by their man. I wish someone had told me marriage was a financial institution and had nothing to do with love.


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Lookout app opens a window onto mobile threats
Curious about mobile malware? The new Lookout Threat Tracker shares a peek at the global mobile threatscape.
by Seth Rosenblatt
@sethr
January 24, 2012, 1:00 AM PDT
Threat Tracker's information screen shows some interesting facts about mobile security threats. (Credit: Lookout Mobile Security)
Lookout Mobile Security's latest project app peels away some of the secrecy and uncertainty surrounding mobile threats. Debuting today, the Threat Tracker provides information about mobile threats going back two weeks.
The app is meant to help people understand that mobile threats do exist, explained Derek Halliday, senior product manager for Security at Lookout. "We're showing people what they're being protected against," he said. It was originally created by a Lookout summer intern in 2011.
Here's how it works. Tap the home screen that opens when the app launches, and the app jumps to a spinning blue globe of Earth. It populates the globe with green dots, representing people around the world that Lookout says it has protected from threats. You can drag the globe around to see how different parts of the world are affected.
Below the globe is a timeline chart of mobile malware threats over the past two weeks. It gets updated hourly, and you can slide your finger along it to change the map of blocked threats above. At the top of the app are three links. The one in the upper left corner goes to the Lookout Mobile Security listing in the Android Market, while the question mark explains the app's features.
The i in the upper right corner shrinks the globe and pulls up more information on threats. A slider shows the percentage of spyware versus malware (41 percent to 59 percent, as I write this on Monday) and below that are the top three threats over the past two weeks. Tap one to get an explanation of what the threat is and what it does.
At the time of writing, the top two mobile threats according to Lookout are RuPaidMarket, Depositmobi, and Legacy. The first two send premium SMS without permission, a growing threat on smartphones of all kinds. Legacy contains a Trojan that exploits a vulnerability on some Androids to gain control of the device.
The app is a bit thin on features. For example, it doesn't tell you the countries where the top threats lurk. They're currently bigger problems in Eastern Europe than in the United States. Halliday admitted that it doesn't do much now, but said that more of Lookout's security data would be revealed in future updates to the app.
Lookout Threat Tracker isn't going to make you more secure in and of itself, but it ought to help end questions about whether mobile malware exists and what threats mobile malware can pose to people. Halliday concluded, "This is a way to answer those questions without having to experience the malware yourself."
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This was enough to exhaust me. Walking up the stairs to get to the computer was a chore, and I am still shaking a little. Something that stood out during the workout is I need to spend time doing mobility work tonight. My body is tight and out of balance.


CASE STUDY 1: Anna Hemmings MBE has a particulary inspiring story.
"Have you ever woken up when you don't feel ready to start the day? Have you ever felt that you haven't had enough sleep? The energy is there but you just don't feel like activating it? ...That is where I was in April 2005 – I had chronic fatigue syndrome."
In 2005, Reverse Therapy helped Anna recover from chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), enabling her to go on to win a record 6th World Championship in the Women's Kayak Marathon. Read her moving and inspiring story on her website.
Today, she helps people from all walks of life improve their physical health and performance, personal fulfilment and quality of life through a new service called Beyond the Barriers. Find out more about this service here.
My name is Dave Smith, and I was diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome in 2005 when preparing for the 2006 winter Olympic Games in Bobsleigh. My symptoms came on over a long course of time, during these times I was sure it was due to training hard and being an athlete. I watched my Olympic dream disappear as I returned from an Olympic training camp in Calgary.
Shortly after a receiving information on Reverse Therapy from Anna Hemmings, I had organised my 1st session with Kathleen Haden. I was very optimistic and focused on getting better and back to life, as I knew it before chronic fatigue.
I had M.E. for six years and when I first saw Dr Eaton I was unable to walk and had to be ferried everywhere by my daughter in a wheelchair. I was constantly exhausted, ill and in pain and had no life at all to speak of.
The first session was difficult as I found it difficult to concentrate on what Dr Eaton was telling me. But Dr Eaton wrote down some things for me to get started on: short exercises in emotional and bodymind awareness and some simple physical activities lasting (to begin with) for a couple of minutes.
From the second session on I made more rapid progress. I started to notice when the symptoms got worse and when they got better and became much more aware of what my body was reacting to. In the main symptoms got much worse when I was bottling up my emotions, or when my body noticed that I was worrying about illness instead of doing something for myself.
Reverse therapy taught me to be much more careful in considering my own emotions and speak up for my needs. As soon as I started to do this my Bodymind began turning off the symptoms - which I now know were there to warn me, in the first place, that I was in danger of being overawed by other people. After a few months I was back on my feet and able to walk a fair distance. That year, for the first time in five years, I was able to celebrate Xmas and New Year without needing to stay in bed. My family are so pleased and happy for me. As my daughter says, I am now back to my old 'bubbly self' once more. I am now getting my life back and it is a real joy to be able to spend time looking after my grandchildren again. As well as that, I recently attended my youngest daughter's wedding and danced at the reception until 2 in the morning!
I cannot recommend Reverse Therapy and Dr Eaton highly enough - and I am writing this to encourage all M.E. sufferers to book an appointment straight away - you only have your illness to lose!
I have had Fibromyalgia for over 25 years. During that time I was a full time nurse in a very busy unit & had a hectic family life. I couldn't understand why I had developed severe stabbing pain in my muscles, fatigue, tingling sensations in my head & spine. I also felt as though I had a virus & my immune system was not working properly.
My GP said I had Fibrositis and that there was very little he could do to help. Eventually I went to see a Rheumatologist who took several blood tests all of which were normal & told me I had Fibromyalgia. I got the impression from the medical profession that really it was all in the head, in other words it was a psychological rather than a physical condition. How frustrating & hurtful this makes you feel.
In the end I felt that I had to just get on with it as suggested by my GP, so I did just that, I put on a brave face & got on with everyday painful living. In fact none of my colleagues & most members of my family knew I was unwell. I kept it all to myself & continued to help others as I had always done.
Little did I know that keeping my problem to myself & not asking for help was not doing me any good.
During my first Reverse Therapy session Lyn explained in the most simple and understandable way why we have pain & that an area in the brain called the hypothalamus goes into overdrive if we ignore emotions and symptoms sent by our body to warn us of a difficult situation we need to act upon, & how this can lead to pain. She explained, also, how important it was to have variety in life including having fun, something I had forgotten about long ago. Lyn assured me that Fibromyalgia is a physical illness based on neurological & hormonal changes & not a psychological disorder – Wow, at last I felt I was listening to someone who knew what they were talking about.
Although I found 'Bodymind' difficult to understand at first, I stuck with it following all Lyn's advice. I can honestly say that she has changed my life, I now have the tools to deal with any situation that life throws at me to help keep me keep free from pain, I feel I can now look forward to the future, it was worth every penny.
If anyone in the medical profession reads this then I strongly advise them to read John Eaton's book. It really does make sense. Most people with CFS/ME & Fibromyalgia are not malingerers, time wasters, hypochondriacs. We need help & thank goodness someone has finally found the answer.
On Monday 24th October 2005 I awoke and found that I could do virtually nothing. I lay in the bed in a cottage in Church Stretton, Shropshire. I had come here with my wife to try and recover, but instead I had got worse. When I got out of bed, I could only collapse on the floor: I shuffled to the bathroom and climbed onto the toilet. Later I shuffled down the stairs, clambered onto a chair and slumped on the table. My wife got me some soft fruit segments which I could just about get into my mouth, but could not chew. I could bare no noise, I could not bear to read or even look at anything, I could talk only in a slow whisper, and could only understand if spoken to slowly.
The following Monday I went to my office, but felt terrible. For once I came home on time and went to bed early. I set out the Tuesday morning, but simply could not face going to the office, so went to the doctor's instead. I worked from home for the next 10 days – working hard for an hour or two, then going to sleep. On the following Friday, the doctor signed me off for 2 weeks with "Post Viral Debility". I led a service at church on the Sunday, and then rested as the doctor instructed: but I was quickly worse than when I started. By the Tuesday, I could not bear to read, and could only hobble to the toilet: this was my first "frightening" day when I wondered what on earth was going on: I had no obvious injury or illness, yet was disabled. Some days I was able to read: I would then read some of the Bible which seemed to help, or I was also reading "Grace Awakening". Other times, I could not read – only lie and think or pray.
Over the next weeks, I made some slow but steady progress, but it was after my relapse in Church Stretton that I felt this could not carry on and I needed to do something. I had rested, and I only seemed worse for the rest. I returned to the doctor despite having only seen him a week before. He told me I was silly to have gone away for the weekend – albeit only a 20 mile drive and only with my wife for a rest. However, before I left, he suggested I might like to look up Reverse Therapy on the Internet and see what I thought as one of his friends had had ME and had used Reverse Therapy successfully.
I was desperate to find a solution. I spent the afternoon reading on the internet, and bought John Eaton's Reverse Therapy book. It made sense. I had that feeling that this was it. It fitted what I had experienced. Reading the book, I knew that actually I had warning signs of this for a long time – I had had irritable bowl, some headaches, I had been amazed at my immunity to illness, I had been eating just to keep myself going, not because I enjoyed it, I was feeling more and more that every thing I did was because I had to and not because I enjoyed it, I had even collapsed 12 months before for no apparent reason, I had felt for months like just taking a day off and sleeping….. And even after extensive rest, I seemed to be able to fall into the worst of it again.
- I was frustrated at work because I had been doing the same job for 5 years (very long compared to previous jobs), I felt I was undervalued after seeing others move jobs, and felt underpaid after applying for similar jobs elsewhere, I had some poor employees who were causing problems, I was covering for other's poor work, I had not been appraised for several years, and I was frequently on my own with no one else in the office.
- I was frustrated at church because I was not able to do what I really wanted to do and as soon as I was getting involved in an area it was difficult to extricate myself.
- I was struggling at home with continually feeling that any time I had should be spent with the family rather than doing my own things.
Reverse Therapy is based on symptoms being an immediate communicator of the "bodymind" being over-ridden by the head mind: they are bodymind's way of complaining. I quickly found how true this is and started to learn to read my bodymind. For example; one day I felt I wanted to go for a cycle ride. However, I decided to just go for a walk as I did not want to get sweaty and have to shower etc. I went out of our back garden and started walking down our lane. However, within about 10 paces, I had come to a halt with my legs becoming unbelievably heavy. I knew there was only one thing to do – go for a cycle ride. The moment I turned around, I was fine – I walked back to the house, got on my bike and went for a 3 mile ride. Or again; I started taking regular walks, and I noticed that frequently on the way out I was fine, but as soon as I was starting back my legs would ache – I needed to walk further. There are many other examples to show that my body did not want complete rest – it wanted exercise, freedom, and enjoyment.
By Christmas, I had discussed my work situation with my employers, I had talked about my role in the church with the minister, and I had made progress in the family. We had a full house for Christmas with various family members staying – all without problem. I started back to work in early January after just 3 sessions of Reverse Therapy. To start, I was strictly working a maximum of my contract hours, but once involved, I quickly built up to my previous level: I started travelling again, and sometimes working the long hours. I had two more sessions, and then "signed off".
I now consider myself 99% better. Sometimes I get symptoms - leg aches, irritable bowl, heaviness of movement - progressing in that order if I completely ignore them. But I know that I can deal with them. To avoid the symptoms, my body needs balance of mental, physical, emotional and spiritual activities. This I try to do!!
I have only had one major issue since I have been back at work: I had one of my problem people in my office and we were going through some shoddy work. I got up to come round to his computer and I could not move. Seeing my obvious plight, he offered to give me a lift home. I was able to reply, "No, we will finish this meeting in two minutes then I will go out for a walk." We finished, and I went out for a walk round the block absolutely fine.
I know what it's like to be considering Reverse Therapy – it seems a lot of money to put into what might prove to do nothing. I took my chance, and have not looked back. The best money I ever spent – I would pay for others to do it, but I think it is actually best for you to take the risk, be committed, and see for yourself.
My belief that I must succeed drove me to illness; and my insistence that I must be self-sufficient at all costs kept me there. My activities became extremely narrow. I was purely focused on training to be a Mental Health Nurse. The more tired I became the more I concentrated on this – reinforcing the problem. In fact one day I remember an old school friend asking me what I did to have fun. I was speechless. I didn't have any fun. I slowly became more and more exhausted.
All my dialogue was internal: "I have got to make the best of it" "How come other selfish people get away with it without getting ill?". In fact since doing a person-centred counselling course, I believed that it was my role to do all the listening. I devalued myself and assumed that it was my sole function in life to be supportive of others.
Then I discovered Reverse Therapy and my life turned around.
This process highlighted the importance of paying attention to my emotional needs and my own personal truths rather than all the rules and expectations that I had inherited.
In summary, I was not expressing my emotional needs and was not having enough fun in my life. Reverse Therapy helped with this by showing me how my body reacts and causes symptoms. It taught me how to respect my symptoms as a clear message that something was not right in my life. That I needed to correct something in order to respond to my body's needs. I now know how to be well.
I now live my life according to my emotional truths and not the learnt psychological rules that I have assimilated from society in general. I am much happier and stimulated by life again. Like everybody else I have bad days but I quickly bounce back and have more fun.
At the end of your book, -'ME, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Fibromyalgia - The Reverse Therapy Approach', you mention that you would like anyone who has been helped by your book alone to contact you. I am 20 years old, a student at University of St Andrews, and was diagnosed with CFS very recently- the worst of the symptoms occurred last April when I had a relapse of glandular fever.
I read your book in September and within a week of reading almost all of my symptoms were gone. I went from not being able to brush my teeth without having a racing heart, not being able to have lunch with family without having a headache/sore throat and sleeping for the rest of the day- to having none of those symptoms except the fatigue (also to a much lesser extent). What really helped me was the positive way in which your book was written- I read some related material on the subject by Dr John E Sarno (The Divided Mind), but his was not very comforting and focused on "repressed rage" in the unconscious as a major cause for these type of illnesses, rather than portraying it as you do, as a positive relationship between the Headmind and Bodymind.
The second thing that really helped me from your book was that I understood how my illness worked. Before, I was always scared- if I do too much, I will get sicker, under the impression that it is something like a virus or the flu. But reading the explanations of how CFS usually affects the body made it much more understandable- your box on the immune system also made so much sense as to why my glandular fever, which I had contracted 3 years before, became reactivated. When reading the book, everything just made sense! Instead of being afraid of my symptoms, I understand how and why they are there. And actually putting reverse therapy into practice is so important for me- I have always been so repressive when it comes to my emotions my whole life. My little brother has IBS and the things I have learned are helping him too.
So for that I really want to say thank you for changing my life. I had a friend who had CFS years before I met him, he's the one who told me to read it because you helped him too- he is now fully recovered, and has been for years.
My name is Steve and I would like to share my fantastic experiences with Dr John Eaton and his amazing Reverse Therapy system.
Enter Reverse Therapy! Wow, once I heard about it I couldn't wait to understand it and see how it could help me. I discovered Dr Eaton's introductory book online (M.E., Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Fibromyalgia: The Reverse Therapy Approach) and whilst reading it set about arranging my initial Skype consultation with Dr Eaton. As I live in Australia it would be rather expensive to see Dr Eaton in person and I found the Skype sessions were the perfect solution. With no need to visit a practitioner's rooms I could arrange a consultation to suit me in the comfort of my lounge room.
The findings of my first consultation absolutely astounded my wife and I! What an amazing concept RT is. Dr Eaton is a breath of fresh air and gets right to the point. I thought his straight forward approach was fantastic. It really was quite amazing to start looking at my thoughts and how they effected / caused my fatigue. As with most new concepts I went through a period of learning and would discuss my individual occurrences with Dr Eaton at my next appointment. What started to happen still gets me excited when I recall the change in my energy levels. I started walking more and within about a month's time we went away for a long weekend in beautiful Tasmania and I basically walked all day, every day without even thinking about fatigue. Sure, my legs were a bit tired, but that's only because they hadn't done so much exercise in 15 months!. Well, that weekend was the turning point for me and I started to slowly get back into my passion of mountain biking. Several months after progressively increasing stamina I am more fit than most of my friends again.
Dr Eaton also teaches you how to get in touch with your own Bodymind so that you understand why you feel a certain way and to then act on that feeling so that your Bodymind doesn't have to create worse symptoms in order to get your attention. Figuring out what your Bodymind is trying to tell you took a little learning but I've had some nice results of release when I've acted correctly on feelings.
So as you may have guessed life is definitely on the up for me now and Reverse Therapy has been a massive part of that. Whilst I am still seeing my CFS medical specialist and still have medical matters to resolve, I am doing so without fear or fatigue. I would recommend RT to anybody with CFS / ME and Fibromyalgia. In fact it could help everyone. Dr Eaton has a remarkable background and is able to assist in other areas of psychology if you need i.e. anxiety issues.


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package org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.plugins.tree.impl;

import java.util.List;

import com.google.common.collect.Lists;
import org.apache.jackrabbit.JcrConstants;
import org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.NodeStoreFixture;
import org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.OakBaseTest;
import org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.api.CommitFailedException;
import org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.api.ContentSession;
import org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.api.PropertyState;
import org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.api.Root;
import org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.api.Tree;
import org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.spi.commit.CommitInfo;
import org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.spi.commit.EmptyHook;
import org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.spi.state.NodeBuilder;
import org.junit.After;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;

import static org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.OakAssert.assertSequence;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertFalse;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertNotNull;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertSame;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;

public class ImmutableTreeTest extends OakBaseTest {

    private Root root;
    private ImmutableTree immutable;

    public ImmutableTreeTest(NodeStoreFixture fixture) {
        super(fixture);
    }

    @Before
    public void setUp() throws CommitFailedException {
        ContentSession session = createContentSession();

        // Add test content
        root = session.getLatestRoot();
        Tree tree = root.getTree("/");
        Tree x = tree.addChild("x");
        Tree y = x.addChild("y");
        y.addChild("z");
        Tree orderable = tree.addChild("orderable");
        orderable.setOrderableChildren(true);
        orderable.setProperty(JcrConstants.JCR_PRIMARYTYPE, JcrConstants.NT_UNSTRUCTURED);
        root.commit();

        NodeBuilder nb = store.getRoot().builder();
        nb.child(":hidden");
        store.merge(nb, EmptyHook.INSTANCE, CommitInfo.EMPTY);

        // Acquire a fresh new root to avoid problems from lingering state
        root = session.getLatestRoot();
        Tree mutableTree = root.getTree("/");

        immutable = new ImmutableTree(((AbstractTree) mutableTree).getNodeState());
    }

    @After
    public void tearDown() {
        root = null;
    }

    @Test
    public void testGetPath() {
        assertEquals("/", immutable.getPath());

        immutable = immutable.getChild("x");
        assertEquals("/x", immutable.getPath());

        immutable = immutable.getChild("y");
        assertEquals("/x/y", immutable.getPath());

        immutable = immutable.getChild("z");
        assertEquals("/x/y/z", immutable.getPath());
    }

    @Test
    public void testGetNodeState() {
        assertNotNull(immutable.getNodeState());

        for (Tree child : immutable.getChildren()) {
            assertTrue(child instanceof ImmutableTree);
            assertNotNull(((ImmutableTree) child).getNodeState());
        }
    }

    @Test
    public void testRootIsRoot() {
        assertTrue(immutable.isRoot());
    }

    @Test(expected = IllegalStateException.class)
    public void testRootGetParent() {
        immutable.getParent();
    }

    @Test
    public void testGetParent() {
        ImmutableTree child = immutable.getChild("x");
        assertNotNull(child.getParent());
        assertEquals("/", child.getParent().getPath());
    }

    @Test(expected = UnsupportedOperationException.class)
    public void testGetParentDisconnected() {
        ImmutableTree child = immutable.getChild("x");
        ImmutableTree disconnected = new ImmutableTree(ImmutableTree.ParentProvider.UNSUPPORTED, child.getName(), child.getNodeState());
        disconnected.getParent();
    }

    @Test
    public void testGetName() {
        assertEquals("x", immutable.getChild("x").getName());
    }

    @Test
    public void testHiddenGetName() {
        assertEquals(":hidden", immutable.getChild(":hidden").getName());
    }

    @Test
    public void testNonExistingGetName() {
        assertEquals("nonExisting", immutable.getChild("nonExisting").getName());
    }

    @Test
    public void testRootGetName() {
        assertEquals("", immutable.getName());
    }

    @Test
    public void testExists() {
        ImmutableTree child = immutable.getChild("x");
        assertTrue(child.exists());
    }

    @Test
    public void testHiddenExists() {
        ImmutableTree hidden = immutable.getChild(":hidden");
        assertTrue(hidden.exists());
    }

    @Test
    public void testNonExisting() {
        ImmutableTree child = immutable.getChild("nonExisting");
        assertNotNull(child);
        assertFalse(child.exists());
    }

    @Test
    public void testRootGetStatus() {
        assertSame(Tree.Status.UNCHANGED, immutable.getStatus());
    }

    @Test
    public void testGetStatus() {
        assertSame(Tree.Status.UNCHANGED, immutable.getChild("x").getStatus());
    }

    @Test
    public void testHiddenGetStatus() {
        assertSame(Tree.Status.UNCHANGED, immutable.getChild(":hidden").getStatus());
    }

    @Test
    public void testNonExistingGetStatus() {
        assertSame(Tree.Status.UNCHANGED, immutable.getChild("nonExisting").getStatus());
    }

    @Test
    public void testHasChild() {
        assertTrue(immutable.hasChild("x"));
    }

    @Test
    public void testHasHiddenChild() {
        assertTrue(immutable.hasChild(":hidden"));
    }

    @Test
    public void testGetHiddenNode() {
        ImmutableTree hidden = immutable.getChild(":hidden");
        assertNotNull(hidden);
    }

    @Test
    public void testHasHiddenProperty() {
        ImmutableTree orderable = immutable.getChild("orderable");
        assertTrue(orderable.hasProperty(TreeConstants.OAK_CHILD_ORDER));
    }

    @Test
    public void testGetHiddenProperty() {
        ImmutableTree orderable = immutable.getChild("orderable");
        assertNotNull(orderable.getProperty(TreeConstants.OAK_CHILD_ORDER));
    }

    @Test
    public void testGetPropertyStatus() {
        ImmutableTree orderable = immutable.getChild("orderable");
        assertSame(Tree.Status.UNCHANGED, orderable.getPropertyStatus(TreeConstants.OAK_CHILD_ORDER));
    }

    @Test
    public void testGetProperties() {
        ImmutableTree orderable = immutable.getChild("orderable");
        List<String> propNames = Lists.newArrayList(TreeConstants.OAK_CHILD_ORDER, JcrConstants.JCR_PRIMARYTYPE);

        for (PropertyState ps : orderable.getProperties()) {
            assertTrue(propNames.remove(ps.getName()));
        }
        assertEquals(2, orderable.getPropertyCount());
    }

    @Test
    public void testGetPropertyCount() {
        ImmutableTree orderable = immutable.getChild("orderable");
        assertEquals(2, orderable.getPropertyCount());
    }

    @Test
    public void orderBefore() throws Exception {
        Tree t = root.getTree("/x/y/z");

        t.addChild("node1");
        t.addChild("node2");
        t.addChild("node3");

        t.getChild("node1").orderBefore("node2");
        t.getChild("node3").orderBefore(null);

        root.commit();

        ImmutableTree tree = new ImmutableTree(((AbstractTree) t).getNodeState());
        assertSequence(tree.getChildren(), "node1", "node2", "node3");

        t.getChild("node3").orderBefore("node2");
        root.commit();

        tree = new ImmutableTree(((AbstractTree) t).getNodeState());
        assertSequence(tree.getChildren(), "node1", "node3", "node2");

        t.getChild("node1").orderBefore(null);
        root.commit();

        tree = new ImmutableTree(((AbstractTree) t).getNodeState());
        assertSequence(tree.getChildren(), "node3", "node2", "node1");
    }
}

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We reported a few days ago that Gear S2 iOS support is likely to arrive via an update later this month. It was back in December last year when we exclusively confirmed that Samsung has started working on a Gear Manager app for iOS and in January this year Samsung officially confirmed that the Gear S2 will get iOS support in 2016.
Verizon has updated its support page for the Gear S2 to show that an update will be arriving for the smartwatch tomorrow which will bring a fix for a random clock freeze as well as support for iOS and Marshmallow. Software version R730VVRU1BPC1 is what Verizon will release for the Gear S2 and it will enable the smartwatch to be paired with iPhones running iOS 8.4 or later. It remains to be seen if this particular update widely rolls out tomorrow or if Verizon is breaking from tradition and is actually being rather quick about releasing updates.


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How Did The Girl Gone Movie Ending Take Place?
Zaraki Kenpachi
The ending to Gone Girl is one of the most controversial endings in recent history. While most people could see how it could be interpreted in various ways, one of the most common arguments is that the ending was completely implausible. How did Nick Dunne die? How did Amy Elliott die? And why did the ending end like that?
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Our little film critic, E.M.P.A. was so taken by The Girl Gone, a post apocalyptic thriller directed by Michael Tabb and written by Michael Barber, that he decided to write a review of the film. Read on to find out how it ended!
Do you like suspenseful movies? Psycho characters are thrust into a sequence of tense events and circumstances. That is much too entertaining to watch! Isn't that so?
'Gone Girl,' adapted from Gillian Flynn's book and directed by David Fincher (the director of 'Se7en,' 'Fight Club,' and 'The Social Network,' among others), is an extremely intriguing, compelling, and unsettling mystery thriller.
And here's something more you should be aware of!
About the Film Girl Gone
Gone Girl is a psychological thriller film directed by David Fincher and written by Gillian Flynn, based on her 2012 book of the same name.
The narrative is a modern mystery set in Missouri that tells the story of Nick Dunne, who has become the antagonist of the story as a result of his wife Amy's spontaneous breakdown.
Nick Dunne is played by Ben Affleck, while Amy is played by Rosamund Pike. The film also stars Neil Patrick Harris and Tyler Perry.
The plot of the film Girl Gone is as follows:
The storyline of Gone Girl pits a feminist psychopath against a masculine chauvinist jerk in the world's most convoluted romance.
While Amy, the wife, blames her philandering husband, Nick, for her death, the two characters compete for the sympathy of the audience. They lie to one other and try to persuade one another to stay alive.
Many people tend to think that Amy is the "shittier" spouse: she is more cunning, daring, and prone to torture and murder. Others argue that having a deceptive personality such as Amy just gives a lady a bad reputation.
Flynn and filmmaker David Fincher have finally created a female character that is more intellectual than the usual movie heroine.
What Happened At Gone Girl's End?
Amy is a baddie because, as shown by the closing moments, she stabbed Desi's neck during sex or possibly faked her death to attract Nick. Despite the titles bestowed on her by others — "Amazing Amy" by her parents, "Cool Girl" Amy by Nick, and beautiful and doting Amy by Desi — she does such things to challenge them.
It's simply a ferocious kind of resistance, but it's an amusing reflection on contemporary social expectations for women. The fact that audience members may respond to the question, "Who in the movie is the most compassionate and accommodating?" in a number of ways is an argument in favor of the film in and of itself.
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In Gone Girl, why did Nick stay with Amy?
As far as I'm aware, Nick's return to Amy might be conceived in two different ways.
The first is that he had been attempting to keep their relationship going in order to care for their child. He was really concerned about what sort of person his child might have become if Amy had left him alone.
Second. It's also possible that it's one of the interpretations. Nick's decision to remain with Amy is indicated by the letter Go. Nick realized there was no one else with whom he could spend the majority of his time. After coming to grips with Amy's insanity, he must embrace her as a human. Despite the fact that he is well aware that they are and will be a deadly mix, he is drawn to her.
After seeing the film Girl Gone, I'm confident you'll have a similar perspective on this.
What Is Amy's Mental Illness in Gone Girl?
Amy has an antisocial personality disorder, according to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. This covers individuals who seem to have personality traits that contradict societal standards.
You may have encountered people who have little or no conscience and engage in harsh conduct. Over their own pleasure, they also hurt others to the extent of psychotic symptoms.
Small facts, such as behavioral issues, are required for the diagnosis of this condition. Although, as children, they may mistreat animals or engage in other forms of cruel behavior. They seem to have a hard time being enthusiastic about anything other than cruelty or exploiting it.
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Is There A Happy Ending To Gone Girl?
The conclusion unfolds like this: Amy plans to re-enter Nick's life towards the end. She believes she has conceived a kid using Nick's sperm, which she obtained after duping him into visiting a fertility clinic months ago.
Despite this, he is completely unaware of Amy's evil scheme. Amy is victorious in the end, and Nick spends the rest of his life under her spell.
With a kid on the way, the film keeps the audience in the dark about Amy and Nick's future. Nick says, in a frightening monologue, "What have we done to each other?" Amy seems to gaze appreciatively at Nick as he wonders, "What have we done to each other?"
This conclusion has nothing to do with good or evil, but the ambiguous finish forces the spectator to wait for the ideal ending in another film. If there is going to be a sequel to this, I think such a conclusion is appropriate.
Gone Girl is based on a true story, right?
On Christmas Eve 2002, Laci Peterson, 27, suddenly vanishes from the California house she shared with her husband, Scott, 30. The former was eight months pregnant with her and her husband's first child as a teacher's assistant.
She had already decided on the name Connor for the baby and had furnished the nursery in a contemporary blue aesthetic before she vanished without a trace.
A neighbor sees the couple's dog, McKenzie, sauntering about the neighborhood the following morning and takes it back to the home where Laci's vehicle is still parked.
Scott reported her missing to the police when he returned from his outing that evening.
The identical real-life accident that happened in 2003, as reported by TIME, inspired at least a part of the story.
The Film Girl Gone has gotten a lot of positive feedback.
It contains unexpected turns, which are at the heart of suspense films' emotional core, and the narration is superb. It causes you to think that something must have happened, and then you realize what really happened.
But, in any case, the story does not stop here. When it gets more difficult to predict the outcome, it becomes much more interesting and keeps the audience on edge.
Trailers & Clips Of Girl Gone Movie
The trailer and a clip from the film Girl Gone are available below.
The whole film is available on Amazon Prime Video. To view the movie, you must subscribe to the online streaming site!
Will There Be A Gone Girl 2 Remake?
Because Flynn continues to think that the remake will take place in a few years. We'd want to see the Dunnes' child as a teenager. It will make perfect sense for the sequel to take place many years later. That may be the case with characters that seem to be older than they appear in the beginning.
Given David Fincher's enthusiasm and dedication to all of his previous endeavors, it should make sense. Fincher's most recent great endeavor is Netflix's "Mindhunter," and he has been hard at work on his next film, "Mank," which will be released in 2023.
Director David Fincher has re-teamed with Netflix for his next big motion film, "The Killer," after the success of his critically acclaimed biopic "Mank." As a consequence, we can only hope for a sequel to "Gone Girl." In the meanwhile, it will be cast, with a release date set for 2023 or later.
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You're not such a bad man if you follow Amy's advice regarding Cool Girl. Psychopaths have a high level of intelligence. Her deductions are entirely correct. Her following actions, though, seem to be the source of concern. Maybe don't take this as a reason to kill someone.
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If the film The Girl Gone Wild left you feeling unsatisfied, you will have enjoyed the movie The Girl Gone Wild. The film's story follows a young woman named Audrey (played by Dakota Fanning) who is completely enthralled by the adventures of a wild child named Tess. Tess discovers a box of photos of Audrey's deceased parents. The photos reveal a secret that Audrey has been keeping from Tess, and she quickly realizes that she must set things right–but is she willing to give up her wild ways?. Read more about does nick go to jail in gone girl and let us know what you think.
Is Gone Girl Movie Ending same as book?
The movie and the book are different.
Why did Amy in Gone Girl framed her husband?
It is not clear why Amy framed her husband, but it could be because she was angry with him for cheating on her.
What mental illness does Amy have in Gone Girl?
Amy has a mental illness called Antisocial Personality Disorder.
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The volunteer team from Ireland Genealogy Projects have quickly got back to the important work of gathering records and making them freely available to other Irish family historians. Here are the records added to the online archive in the first two weeks of the year.
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