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Well … I've been waiting with baited breath for several long months to announce this latest project. It is the first ever horror anthology edited by yours truly.
It's called TERROR TALES OF THE LAKE DISTRICT, and it will be available to pre-order from the tireless GRAY FRIAR PRESS from tomorrow afternoon (Saturday, 17th September).
For those of you who don't know the UK, the Lake District is a wild, mountainous region in northwest England, famous for its astonishing scenery: towering crags and ridges, and deep, majestic lakes. It is one of the most popular holiday destinations in the whole of Britain, particularly for climbers, hikers, campers and yachtsmen. But some corners of it are extremely remote and even now in the 21st century remain wreathed in superstition and rural mystery. The above cover, which comes to us courtesy of artist Steve Upham, illustrates one such spooky legend – Tom Fool, the demonic jester of Muncaster Castle.
Here, for your interest, is the official back-cover blurb:
The Lake District – land of mountains and megaliths, night-black lakes and fathomless woods filled with spectral mist …
The eerie entity on Striding Edge
The living corpse of Croglin
The demented clown of Muncaster
The winged horror of Langdale
The drowned bride of Windermere
The hairy brute of Beetham
The nightmares on Burnmoor
And many more chilling tales by Ramsey Campbell, Adam Nevill, Simon Clark, Peter Crowther, Reggie Oliver, Gary McMahon and other award-winning masters and mistresses of the macabre.
The book contains ten works of original horror fiction set in the Lake District, and three classic reprints. It also features numerous anecdotal tales concerning supposedly true incidents of Lakeland terror.
In case your appetites haven't been whetted enough, here is the full table of contents:
Little Mag's Barrow by Adam L.G. Nevill
The Mad Clown of Muncaster
The Coniston Star Mystery by Simon Clark
The Croglin Vampire
Devils of Lakeland by Paul Finch
The Mumps Hall Murders
The Moraine by Simon Bestwick
The Tawny Boy
The Claife Crier by Carole Johnstone
The Monster of Renwick
Jewels in the Dust by Peter Crowther
Above the World by Ramsey Campbell
Nightmares of Burnmoor
The Jilted Bride of Windermere by Gary Fry
The Horror at Carlisle Castle
Walk the Last Mile by Steven Savile
The Poltergeist of Walla Crag
Framed by Peter Bell
Fiend's Fell
Night of the Crone by Anna Taborska
The Tortured Souls of Lord's Rake
Along Life's Trail by Gary McMahon
The Black Hound of Shap
Striding Edge by Reggie Oliver
I can't thank these authors enough for their efforts, not to mention Steve Upham, whose artwork is astonishing, Gary Fry of Gray Friar Press, who has been hugely supportive and helpful throughout, and Steve Lockley for his advice.
This project has been a year in the making and, as such, is very close to my heart. It wasn't entirely hitch-free, but this is the first anthology I've created on my own, and hopefully it won't be the last. In fact, at the risk of running before my horse to market, I would like this to be the first volume in a brand new series of regionally-themed British horror fiction, but of course we must at least break even with this first book before we can proceed with my other plans. So you guys know what you need to do – get ordering! (You won't be disappointed).
John Llewellyn Probert 16 September 2011 at 06:50
This looks like it should be well worth a read Paul - well done.
Riju 16 September 2011 at 11:55
Likely to be one of the topmost anthologies of the year, and YES, I would be ordering it!
Thana 20 September 2011 at 22:28
Looking forward to it, Paul. I do love location-themed anthos - they can make even the loveliest places on earth seem ominous!


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/*
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#ifndef MAL_INCLUDE_MAL_ENCODER_H_
#define MAL_INCLUDE_MAL_ENCODER_H_

#include "clog.h"
#include "mal.h"

/** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** *****
 * Encoding API
 * ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** */

int mal_encoder_get_encoding_format_code(mal_encoder_t *self);

void mal_encoder_set_log_level(mal_encoder_t *self, int level);
clog_logger_t mal_encoder_get_logger(mal_encoder_t *self);

bool mal_encoder_is_varint(mal_encoder_t *encoder);

/*
 * Cursor manipulation.
 */

/** Creates a new encoding cursor, ready to calculate encoding size */
void *mal_encoder_new_cursor(mal_encoder_t *self);
/** Resets an encoding cursor for reuse, ready to calculate encoding size */
void mal_encoder_cursor_reset(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor);
/** Initializes the encoding cursor for encoding phase */
void mal_encoder_cursor_init(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, char *bytes, unsigned int length, unsigned int offset);
/** Destroy an encoding cursor */
void mal_encoder_cursor_destroy(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor);

unsigned int mal_encoder_cursor_get_length(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor);
unsigned int mal_encoder_cursor_get_offset(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor);

void mal_encoder_cursor_assert(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor);

/* Encoding length functions */

int mal_encoder_add_string_encoding_length(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_string_t *to_encode, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_presence_flag_encoding_length( mal_encoder_t *self, mal_boolean_t to_encode, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_short_form_encoding_length(mal_encoder_t *self, long to_encode, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_integer_encoding_length(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_integer_t to_encode, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_identifier_encoding_length(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_identifier_t *to_encode, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_uinteger_encoding_length(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_uinteger_t to_encode, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_uri_encoding_length(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_uri_t *to_encode, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_time_encoding_length(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_time_t to_encode, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_uoctet_encoding_length(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_uoctet_t to_encode, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_long_encoding_length(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_long_t to_encode, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_ushort_encoding_length(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_ushort_t to_encode, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_boolean_encoding_length(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_boolean_t to_encode, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_blob_encoding_length(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_blob_t *to_encode, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_list_size_encoding_length(mal_encoder_t *self, unsigned int to_encode, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_small_enum_encoding_length(mal_encoder_t *self, unsigned int to_encode, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_medium_enum_encoding_length(mal_encoder_t *self, unsigned int to_encode, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_large_enum_encoding_length(mal_encoder_t *self, unsigned int to_encode, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_duration_encoding_length(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_duration_t to_encode, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_float_encoding_length(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_float_t to_encode, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_double_encoding_length(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_double_t to_encode, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_octet_encoding_length(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_octet_t to_encode, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_short_encoding_length(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_short_t to_encode, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_ulong_encoding_length(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_ulong_t to_encode, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_finetime_encoding_length(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_finetime_t to_encode, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_attribute_tag_encoding_length(mal_encoder_t *encoder,
    unsigned char attribute_tag, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_attribute_encoding_length(mal_encoder_t *encoder,
    unsigned char attribute_tag, union mal_attribute_t self, void *cursor);

int mal_encoder_add_entitykey_encoding_length(mal_entitykey_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_entityrequest_encoding_length(mal_entityrequest_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_file_encoding_length(mal_file_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_idbooleanpair_encoding_length(mal_idbooleanpair_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_namedvalue_encoding_length(mal_namedvalue_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_pair_encoding_length(mal_pair_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_subscription_encoding_length(mal_subscription_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);
int mal_encoder_add_updateheader_encoding_length(mal_updateheader_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);

int mal_encoder_blob_list_add_encoding_length(mal_blob_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_boolean_list_add_encoding_length(mal_boolean_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_double_list_add_encoding_length(mal_double_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_duration_list_add_encoding_length(mal_duration_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_entitykey_list_add_encoding_length(mal_entitykey_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_entityrequest_list_add_encoding_length(mal_entityrequest_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_file_list_add_encoding_length(mal_file_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_finetime_list_add_encoding_length(mal_finetime_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_float_list_add_encoding_length(mal_float_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_idbooleanpair_list_add_encoding_length(mal_idbooleanpair_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_identifier_list_add_encoding_length(mal_identifier_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_integer_list_add_encoding_length(mal_integer_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_interactiontype_list_add_encoding_length(mal_interactiontype_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_long_list_add_encoding_length(mal_long_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_namedvalue_list_add_encoding_length(mal_namedvalue_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_octet_list_add_encoding_length(mal_octet_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_pair_list_add_encoding_length(mal_pair_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_qoslevel_list_add_encoding_length(mal_qoslevel_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_sessiontype_list_add_encoding_length(mal_sessiontype_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_short_list_add_encoding_length(mal_short_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_string_list_add_encoding_length(mal_string_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_subscription_list_add_encoding_length(mal_subscription_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_time_list_add_encoding_length(mal_time_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_uinteger_list_add_encoding_length(mal_uinteger_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_ulong_list_add_encoding_length(mal_ulong_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_uoctet_list_add_encoding_length(mal_uoctet_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_updateheader_list_add_encoding_length(mal_updateheader_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_updatetype_list_add_encoding_length(mal_updatetype_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_uri_list_add_encoding_length(mal_uri_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_ushort_list_add_encoding_length(mal_ushort_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);

/* Encoding functions */

int mal_encoder_encode_string(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_string_t *to_encode);
int mal_encoder_encode_presence_flag(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, bool to_encode);
int mal_encoder_encode_short_form(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, long to_encode);
int mal_encoder_encode_small_enum(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, int to_encode);
int mal_encoder_encode_medium_enum(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, int to_encode);
int mal_encoder_encode_large_enum(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, int to_encode);
int mal_encoder_encode_integer(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_integer_t to_encode);
int mal_encoder_encode_list_size(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, unsigned int to_encode);
int mal_encoder_encode_uri(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_uri_t *to_encode);
int mal_encoder_encode_blob(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_blob_t *to_encode);
int mal_encoder_encode_time(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_time_t to_encode);
int mal_encoder_encode_uinteger(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_uinteger_t to_encode);
int mal_encoder_encode_identifier(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_identifier_t *to_encode);
int mal_encoder_encode_uoctet(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_uoctet_t to_encode);
int mal_encoder_encode_long(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_long_t to_encode);
int mal_encoder_encode_ushort(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_ushort_t to_encode);
int mal_encoder_encode_boolean(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_boolean_t to_encode);
void mal_write16(mal_encoder_t *self, int int_value, void *cursor);
void mal_write32(mal_encoder_t *self, int int_value, void *cursor);
void mal_write64(mal_encoder_t *self, long long_value, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_duration(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_duration_t to_encode);
int mal_encoder_encode_float(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_float_t to_encode);
int mal_encoder_encode_double(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_double_t to_encode);
int mal_encoder_encode_octet(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_octet_t to_encode);
int mal_encoder_encode_short(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_short_t to_encode);
int mal_encoder_encode_ulong(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_ulong_t to_encode);
int mal_encoder_encode_finetime(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_finetime_t to_encode);
int mal_encoder_encode_attribute(mal_encoder_t *encoder,
    void *cursor, unsigned char attribute_tag, union mal_attribute_t self);
int mal_encoder_encode_attribute_tag(mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor, unsigned char to_encode);

int mal_encoder_encode_entitykey(mal_entitykey_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_entityrequest(mal_entityrequest_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_file(mal_file_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_idbooleanpair(mal_idbooleanpair_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_namedvalue(mal_namedvalue_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_pair(mal_pair_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_subscription(mal_subscription_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_updateheader(mal_updateheader_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);

int mal_encoder_encode_blob_list(mal_blob_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_boolean_list(mal_boolean_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_double_list(mal_double_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_duration_list(mal_duration_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_entitykey_list(mal_entitykey_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_entityrequest_list(mal_entityrequest_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_file_list(mal_file_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_finetime_list(mal_finetime_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_float_list(mal_float_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_idbooleanpair_list(mal_idbooleanpair_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_identifier_list(mal_identifier_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_integer_list(mal_integer_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_interactiontype_list(mal_interactiontype_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_long_list(mal_long_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_namedvalue_list(mal_namedvalue_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_octet_list(mal_octet_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_pair_list(mal_pair_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_qoslevel_list(mal_qoslevel_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_sessiontype_list(mal_sessiontype_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_short_list(mal_short_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_string_list(mal_string_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_subscription_list(mal_subscription_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_time_list(mal_time_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_uinteger_list(mal_uinteger_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_ulong_list(mal_ulong_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_uoctet_list(mal_uoctet_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_updateheader_list(mal_updateheader_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_updatetype_list(mal_updatetype_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_uri_list(mal_uri_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
int mal_encoder_encode_ushort_list(mal_ushort_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);

/** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** *****
 * Encoding SPI
 * ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** */

/* Cursor manipulation */

/** Creates a new encoding cursor, ready to calculate encoding size */
typedef void *mal_encoder_new_cursor_fn();
/** Resets an encoding cursor for reuse, ready to calculate encoding size */
typedef void mal_encoder_cursor_reset_fn(void *cursor);
/** Initializes the encoding cursor for encoding phase */
typedef void mal_encoder_cursor_init_fn(void *cursor, char *bytes, unsigned int length, unsigned int offset);
/** Destroy an encoding cursor */
typedef void mal_encoder_cursor_destroy_fn(void *cursor);
typedef unsigned int mal_encoder_cursor_get_length_fn(void *cursor);
typedef unsigned int mal_encoder_cursor_get_offset_fn(void *cursor);
typedef void mal_encoder_cursor_assert_fn(void *cursor);

/* Encoding length functions */

typedef int mal_encoder_add_string_encoding_length_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_string_t *to_encode, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_presence_flag_encoding_length_fn( mal_encoder_t *self, mal_boolean_t to_encode, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_short_form_encoding_length_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, long to_encode, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_integer_encoding_length_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_integer_t to_encode, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_identifier_encoding_length_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_identifier_t *to_encode, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_uinteger_encoding_length_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_uinteger_t to_encode, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_uri_encoding_length_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_uri_t *to_encode, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_time_encoding_length_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_time_t to_encode, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_uoctet_encoding_length_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_uoctet_t to_encode, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_long_encoding_length_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_long_t to_encode, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_ushort_encoding_length_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_ushort_t to_encode, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_boolean_encoding_length_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_boolean_t to_encode, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_blob_encoding_length_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_blob_t *to_encode, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_list_size_encoding_length_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, unsigned int to_encode, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_small_enum_encoding_length_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, unsigned int to_encode, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_medium_enum_encoding_length_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, unsigned int to_encode, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_large_enum_encoding_length_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, unsigned int to_encode, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_duration_encoding_length_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_duration_t to_encode, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_float_encoding_length_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_float_t to_encode, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_double_encoding_length_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_double_t to_encode, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_octet_encoding_length_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_octet_t to_encode, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_short_encoding_length_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_short_t to_encode, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_ulong_encoding_length_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_ulong_t to_encode, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_finetime_encoding_length_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, mal_finetime_t to_encode, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_attribute_tag_encoding_length_fn(mal_encoder_t *encoder,
    unsigned char attribute_tag, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_attribute_encoding_length_fn(mal_encoder_t *encoder,
    unsigned char attribute_tag, union mal_attribute_t self, void *cursor);

typedef int mal_encoder_add_entitykey_encoding_length_fn(mal_entitykey_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_entityrequest_encoding_length_fn(mal_entityrequest_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_file_encoding_length_fn(mal_file_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_idbooleanpair_encoding_length_fn(mal_idbooleanpair_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_namedvalue_encoding_length_fn(mal_namedvalue_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_pair_encoding_length_fn(mal_pair_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_subscription_encoding_length_fn(mal_subscription_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_add_updateheader_encoding_length_fn(mal_updateheader_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);

typedef int mal_encoder_blob_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_blob_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_boolean_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_boolean_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_double_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_double_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_duration_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_duration_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_entitykey_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_entitykey_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_entityrequest_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_entityrequest_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_file_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_file_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_finetime_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_finetime_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_float_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_float_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_idbooleanpair_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_idbooleanpair_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_identifier_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_identifier_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_integer_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_integer_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_interactiontype_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_interactiontype_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_long_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_long_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_namedvalue_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_namedvalue_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_octet_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_octet_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_pair_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_pair_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_qoslevel_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_qoslevel_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_sessiontype_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_sessiontype_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_short_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_short_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_string_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_string_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_subscription_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_subscription_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_time_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_time_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_uinteger_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_uinteger_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_ulong_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_ulong_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_uoctet_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_uoctet_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_updateheader_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_updateheader_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_updatetype_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_updatetype_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_uri_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_uri_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_ushort_list_add_encoding_length_fn(mal_ushort_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);

/* Encoding functions */

typedef int mal_encoder_encode_string_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_string_t *to_encode);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_presence_flag_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, bool to_encode);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_short_form_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, long to_encode);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_small_enum_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, int to_encode);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_medium_enum_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, int to_encode);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_large_enum_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, int to_encode);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_integer_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_integer_t to_encode);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_list_size_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, unsigned int to_encode);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_uri_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_uri_t *to_encode);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_blob_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_blob_t *to_encode);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_time_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_time_t to_encode);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_uinteger_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_uinteger_t to_encode);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_identifier_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_identifier_t *to_encode);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_uoctet_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_uoctet_t to_encode);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_long_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_long_t to_encode);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_ushort_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_ushort_t to_encode);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_boolean_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_boolean_t to_encode);
typedef void mal_write16_fn(int int_value, void *cursor);
typedef void mal_write32_fn(int int_value, void *cursor);
typedef void mal_write64_fn(long long_value, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_duration_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_duration_t to_encode);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_float_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_float_t to_encode);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_double_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_double_t to_encode);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_octet_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_octet_t to_encode);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_short_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_short_t to_encode);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_ulong_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_ulong_t to_encode);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_finetime_fn(mal_encoder_t *self, void *cursor, mal_finetime_t to_encode);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_attribute_fn(mal_encoder_t *encoder,
    void *cursor, unsigned char attribute_tag, union mal_attribute_t self);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_attribute_tag_fn(mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor, unsigned char to_encode);

typedef int mal_encoder_encode_entitykey_fn(mal_entitykey_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_entityrequest_fn(mal_entityrequest_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_file_fn(mal_file_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_idbooleanpair_fn(mal_idbooleanpair_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_namedvalue_fn(mal_namedvalue_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_pair_fn(mal_pair_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_subscription_fn(mal_subscription_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_updateheader_fn(mal_updateheader_t * self, mal_encoder_t * mal_encoder, void * cursor);

typedef int mal_encoder_encode_blob_list_fn(mal_blob_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_boolean_list_fn(mal_boolean_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_double_list_fn(mal_double_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_duration_list_fn(mal_duration_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_entitykey_list_fn(mal_entitykey_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_entityrequest_list_fn(mal_entityrequest_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_file_list_fn(mal_file_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_finetime_list_fn(mal_finetime_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_float_list_fn(mal_float_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_idbooleanpair_list_fn(mal_idbooleanpair_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_identifier_list_fn(mal_identifier_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_integer_list_fn(mal_integer_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_interactiontype_list_fn(mal_interactiontype_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_long_list_fn(mal_long_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_namedvalue_list_fn(mal_namedvalue_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_octet_list_fn(mal_octet_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_pair_list_fn(mal_pair_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_qoslevel_list_fn(mal_qoslevel_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_sessiontype_list_fn(mal_sessiontype_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_short_list_fn(mal_short_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_string_list_fn(mal_string_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_subscription_list_fn(mal_subscription_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_time_list_fn(mal_time_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_uinteger_list_fn(mal_uinteger_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_ulong_list_fn(mal_ulong_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_uoctet_list_fn(mal_uoctet_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_updateheader_list_fn(mal_updateheader_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_updatetype_list_fn(mal_updatetype_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_uri_list_fn(mal_uri_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);
typedef int mal_encoder_encode_ushort_list_fn(mal_ushort_list_t *self, mal_encoder_t *encoder, void *cursor);

/*
 * Prototype of initialization function for encoding handles structure.
 */
typedef void mal_encoder_initialize_functions_fn(
    mal_encoder_t *self,
    mal_encoder_new_cursor_fn *new_cursor,
    mal_encoder_cursor_reset_fn *cursor_reset,
    mal_encoder_cursor_init_fn *cursor_init,
    mal_encoder_cursor_destroy_fn *cursor_destroy,
    mal_encoder_cursor_get_length_fn *cursor_get_length,
    mal_encoder_cursor_get_offset_fn *cursor_get_offset,
    mal_encoder_cursor_assert_fn *cursor_assert,
    mal_encoder_add_string_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_string_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_presence_flag_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_presence_flag_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_short_form_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_short_form_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_integer_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_integer_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_identifier_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_identifier_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_uinteger_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_uinteger_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_uri_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_uri_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_time_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_time_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_uoctet_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_uoctet_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_long_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_long_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_ushort_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_ushort_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_boolean_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_boolean_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_blob_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_blob_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_list_size_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_list_size_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_small_enum_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_small_enum_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_medium_enum_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_medium_enum_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_large_enum_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_large_enum_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_duration_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_duration_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_float_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_float_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_double_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_double_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_octet_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_octet_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_short_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_short_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_ulong_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_ulong_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_finetime_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_finetime_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_attribute_tag_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_attribute_tag_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_attribute_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_attribute_encoding_length,

    mal_encoder_add_entitykey_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_entitykey_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_entityrequest_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_entityrequest_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_file_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_file_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_idbooleanpair_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_idbooleanpair_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_namedvalue_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_namedvalue_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_pair_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_pair_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_subscription_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_subscription_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_add_updateheader_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_updateheader_encoding_length,

    mal_encoder_blob_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_blob_list_add_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_boolean_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_boolean_list_add_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_double_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_double_list_add_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_duration_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_duration_list_add_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_entitykey_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_entitykey_list_add_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_entityrequest_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_entityrequest_list_add_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_file_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_file_list_add_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_finetime_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_finetime_list_add_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_float_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_float_list_add_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_idbooleanpair_list_add_encoding_length_fn * mal_encoder_idbooleanpair_list_add_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_identifier_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_identifier_list_add_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_integer_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_integer_list_add_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_interactiontype_list_add_encoding_length_fn * mal_encoder_interactiontype_list_add_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_long_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_long_list_add_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_namedvalue_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_namedvalue_list_add_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_octet_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_octet_list_add_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_pair_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_pair_list_add_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_qoslevel_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_qoslevel_list_add_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_sessiontype_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_sessiontype_list_add_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_short_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_short_list_add_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_string_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_string_list_add_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_subscription_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_subscription_list_add_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_time_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_time_list_add_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_uinteger_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_uinteger_list_add_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_ulong_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_ulong_list_add_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_uoctet_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_uoctet_list_add_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_updateheader_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_updateheader_list_add_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_updatetype_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_updatetype_list_add_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_uri_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_uri_list_add_encoding_length,
    mal_encoder_ushort_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_ushort_list_add_encoding_length,

    mal_encoder_encode_string_fn *mal_encoder_encode_string,
    mal_encoder_encode_presence_flag_fn *mal_encoder_encode_presence_flag,
    mal_encoder_encode_short_form_fn *mal_encoder_encode_short_form,
    mal_encoder_encode_small_enum_fn *mal_encoder_encode_small_enum,
    mal_encoder_encode_medium_enum_fn *mal_encoder_encode_medium_enum,
    mal_encoder_encode_large_enum_fn *mal_encoder_encode_large_enum,
    mal_encoder_encode_integer_fn *mal_encoder_encode_integer,
    mal_encoder_encode_list_size_fn *mal_encoder_encode_list_size,
    mal_encoder_encode_uri_fn *mal_encoder_encode_uri,
    mal_encoder_encode_blob_fn *mal_encoder_encode_blob,
    mal_encoder_encode_time_fn *mal_encoder_encode_time,
    mal_encoder_encode_uinteger_fn *mal_encoder_encode_uinteger,
    mal_encoder_encode_identifier_fn *mal_encoder_encode_identifier,
    mal_encoder_encode_uoctet_fn *mal_encoder_encode_uoctet,
    mal_encoder_encode_long_fn *mal_encoder_encode_long,
    mal_encoder_encode_ushort_fn *mal_encoder_encode_ushort,
    mal_encoder_encode_boolean_fn *mal_encoder_encode_boolean,
    mal_write16_fn *mal_write16,
    mal_write32_fn *mal_write32,
    mal_write64_fn *mal_write64,
    mal_encoder_encode_duration_fn *mal_encoder_encode_duration,
    mal_encoder_encode_float_fn *mal_encoder_encode_float,
    mal_encoder_encode_double_fn *mal_encoder_encode_double,
    mal_encoder_encode_octet_fn *mal_encoder_encode_octet,
    mal_encoder_encode_short_fn *mal_encoder_encode_short,
    mal_encoder_encode_ulong_fn *mal_encoder_encode_ulong,
    mal_encoder_encode_finetime_fn *mal_encoder_encode_finetime,
    mal_encoder_encode_attribute_fn *mal_encoder_encode_attribute,
    mal_encoder_encode_attribute_tag_fn *mal_encoder_encode_attribute_tag,

    mal_encoder_encode_entitykey_fn *mal_encoder_encode_entitykey,
    mal_encoder_encode_entityrequest_fn *mal_encoder_encode_entityrequest,
    mal_encoder_encode_file_fn *mal_encoder_encode_file,
    mal_encoder_encode_idbooleanpair_fn *mal_encoder_encode_idbooleanpair,
    mal_encoder_encode_namedvalue_fn *mal_encoder_encode_namedvalue,
    mal_encoder_encode_pair_fn *mal_encoder_encode_pair,
    mal_encoder_encode_subscription_fn *mal_encoder_encode_subscription,
    mal_encoder_encode_updateheader_fn *mal_encoder_encode_updateheader,

    mal_encoder_encode_blob_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_blob_list,
    mal_encoder_encode_boolean_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_boolean_list,
    mal_encoder_encode_double_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_double_list,
    mal_encoder_encode_duration_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_duration_list,
    mal_encoder_encode_entitykey_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_entitykey_list,
    mal_encoder_encode_entityrequest_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_entityrequest_list,
    mal_encoder_encode_file_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_file_list,
    mal_encoder_encode_finetime_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_finetime_list,
    mal_encoder_encode_float_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_float_list,
    mal_encoder_encode_idbooleanpair_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_idbooleanpair_list,
    mal_encoder_encode_identifier_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_identifier_list,
    mal_encoder_encode_integer_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_integer_list,
    mal_encoder_encode_interactiontype_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_interactiontype_list,
    mal_encoder_encode_long_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_long_list,
    mal_encoder_encode_namedvalue_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_namedvalue_list,
    mal_encoder_encode_octet_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_octet_list,
    mal_encoder_encode_pair_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_pair_list,
    mal_encoder_encode_qoslevel_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_qoslevel_list,
    mal_encoder_encode_sessiontype_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_sessiontype_list,
    mal_encoder_encode_short_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_short_list,
    mal_encoder_encode_string_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_string_list,
    mal_encoder_encode_subscription_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_subscription_list,
    mal_encoder_encode_time_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_time_list,
    mal_encoder_encode_uinteger_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_uinteger_list,
    mal_encoder_encode_ulong_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_ulong_list,
    mal_encoder_encode_uoctet_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_uoctet_list,
    mal_encoder_encode_updateheader_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_updateheader_list,
    mal_encoder_encode_updatetype_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_updatetype_list,
    mal_encoder_encode_uri_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_uri_list,
    mal_encoder_encode_ushort_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_ushort_list);

/*
 * Currently this function can not be used by the encoding modules as it causes
 * a circular dependency. Encoding modules must declare an initialization function
 * with exactly the same signature and code.
 */
mal_encoder_initialize_functions_fn mal_encoder_initialize_functions;

// NOTE: This structure should be private to the MAL:
//  -1- The encoding module initializes it through the mal_encoder_initialize_fn.
//  -2- The users (consumer, provider, stubs) uses it through the mal_encoder functions.

struct _mal_encoder_t {
  int encoding_format_code;
  bool varint_supported;
  clog_logger_t logger;

  /* Cursor manipulation */

  mal_encoder_new_cursor_fn *new_cursor;
  mal_encoder_cursor_reset_fn *cursor_reset;
  mal_encoder_cursor_init_fn *cursor_init;
  mal_encoder_cursor_destroy_fn *cursor_destroy;
  mal_encoder_cursor_get_length_fn *cursor_get_length;
  mal_encoder_cursor_get_offset_fn *cursor_get_offset;
  mal_encoder_cursor_assert_fn *cursor_assert;

  /* Encoding length functions */

  mal_encoder_add_string_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_string_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_add_presence_flag_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_presence_flag_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_add_short_form_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_short_form_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_add_integer_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_integer_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_add_identifier_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_identifier_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_add_uinteger_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_uinteger_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_add_uri_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_uri_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_add_time_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_time_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_add_uoctet_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_uoctet_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_add_long_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_long_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_add_ushort_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_ushort_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_add_boolean_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_boolean_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_add_blob_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_blob_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_add_list_size_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_list_size_encoding_length;
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  mal_encoder_add_octet_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_octet_encoding_length;
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  mal_encoder_add_attribute_tag_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_attribute_tag_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_add_attribute_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_attribute_encoding_length;

  mal_encoder_add_entitykey_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_entitykey_encoding_length;
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  mal_encoder_add_file_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_file_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_add_idbooleanpair_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_idbooleanpair_encoding_length;
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  mal_encoder_add_pair_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_pair_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_add_subscription_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_subscription_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_add_updateheader_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_add_updateheader_encoding_length;

  mal_encoder_blob_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_blob_list_add_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_boolean_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_boolean_list_add_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_double_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_double_list_add_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_duration_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_duration_list_add_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_entitykey_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_entitykey_list_add_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_entityrequest_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_entityrequest_list_add_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_file_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_file_list_add_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_finetime_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_finetime_list_add_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_float_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_float_list_add_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_idbooleanpair_list_add_encoding_length_fn * mal_encoder_idbooleanpair_list_add_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_identifier_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_identifier_list_add_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_integer_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_integer_list_add_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_interactiontype_list_add_encoding_length_fn * mal_encoder_interactiontype_list_add_encoding_length;
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  mal_encoder_namedvalue_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_namedvalue_list_add_encoding_length;
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  mal_encoder_pair_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_pair_list_add_encoding_length;
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  mal_encoder_string_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_string_list_add_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_subscription_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_subscription_list_add_encoding_length;
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  mal_encoder_uoctet_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_uoctet_list_add_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_updateheader_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_updateheader_list_add_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_updatetype_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_updatetype_list_add_encoding_length;
  mal_encoder_uri_list_add_encoding_length_fn *mal_encoder_uri_list_add_encoding_length;
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  mal_encoder_encode_medium_enum_fn *mal_encoder_encode_medium_enum;
  mal_encoder_encode_large_enum_fn *mal_encoder_encode_large_enum;
  mal_encoder_encode_integer_fn *mal_encoder_encode_integer;
  mal_encoder_encode_list_size_fn *mal_encoder_encode_list_size;
  mal_encoder_encode_uri_fn *mal_encoder_encode_uri;
  mal_encoder_encode_blob_fn *mal_encoder_encode_blob;
  mal_encoder_encode_time_fn *mal_encoder_encode_time;
  mal_encoder_encode_uinteger_fn *mal_encoder_encode_uinteger;
  mal_encoder_encode_identifier_fn *mal_encoder_encode_identifier;
  mal_encoder_encode_uoctet_fn *mal_encoder_encode_uoctet;
  mal_encoder_encode_long_fn *mal_encoder_encode_long;
  mal_encoder_encode_ushort_fn *mal_encoder_encode_ushort;
  mal_encoder_encode_boolean_fn *mal_encoder_encode_boolean;
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  mal_write32_fn *mal_write32;
  mal_write64_fn *mal_write64;
  mal_encoder_encode_duration_fn *mal_encoder_encode_duration;
  mal_encoder_encode_float_fn *mal_encoder_encode_float;
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  mal_encoder_encode_short_fn *mal_encoder_encode_short;
  mal_encoder_encode_ulong_fn *mal_encoder_encode_ulong;
  mal_encoder_encode_finetime_fn *mal_encoder_encode_finetime;
  mal_encoder_encode_attribute_fn *mal_encoder_encode_attribute;
  mal_encoder_encode_attribute_tag_fn *mal_encoder_encode_attribute_tag;

  mal_encoder_encode_entitykey_fn *mal_encoder_encode_entitykey;
  mal_encoder_encode_entityrequest_fn *mal_encoder_encode_entityrequest;
  mal_encoder_encode_file_fn *mal_encoder_encode_file;
  mal_encoder_encode_idbooleanpair_fn *mal_encoder_encode_idbooleanpair;
  mal_encoder_encode_namedvalue_fn *mal_encoder_encode_namedvalue;
  mal_encoder_encode_pair_fn *mal_encoder_encode_pair;
  mal_encoder_encode_subscription_fn *mal_encoder_encode_subscription;
  mal_encoder_encode_updateheader_fn *mal_encoder_encode_updateheader;

  mal_encoder_encode_blob_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_blob_list;
  mal_encoder_encode_boolean_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_boolean_list;
  mal_encoder_encode_double_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_double_list;
  mal_encoder_encode_duration_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_duration_list;
  mal_encoder_encode_entitykey_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_entitykey_list;
  mal_encoder_encode_entityrequest_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_entityrequest_list;
  mal_encoder_encode_file_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_file_list;
  mal_encoder_encode_finetime_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_finetime_list;
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  mal_encoder_encode_idbooleanpair_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_idbooleanpair_list;
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  mal_encoder_encode_long_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_long_list;
  mal_encoder_encode_namedvalue_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_namedvalue_list;
  mal_encoder_encode_octet_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_octet_list;
  mal_encoder_encode_pair_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_pair_list;
  mal_encoder_encode_qoslevel_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_qoslevel_list;
  mal_encoder_encode_sessiontype_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_sessiontype_list;
  mal_encoder_encode_short_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_short_list;
  mal_encoder_encode_string_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_string_list;
  mal_encoder_encode_subscription_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_subscription_list;
  mal_encoder_encode_time_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_time_list;
  mal_encoder_encode_uinteger_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_uinteger_list;
  mal_encoder_encode_ulong_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_ulong_list;
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  mal_encoder_encode_ushort_list_fn *mal_encoder_encode_ushort_list;
};

void mal_encoder_test(bool verbose);

#endif /* MAL_INCLUDE_MAL_ENCODER_H_ */

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Hank Lazer has contributed poetry, critical prose, and reviews to the VQR since 1973. His eighteen books of poetry include N24 (Little Red Leaves, 2014), N18 (Singing Horse, 2012), and Portions (Lavender Ink, 2009). Pages from Lazer's shape-writing handwritten notebooks have been performed with soprano saxophonist Andrew Raffo Dewar. In 2015, he received Alabama's Harper Lee Award for lifetime achievement in literature. Lazer retired from the University of Alabama in 2014, where he was associate provost for academic affairs, executive director of Creative Campus, and a professor of English.


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Arlo Grey at The LINE
Happy Hour - February, 05 at Arlo Grey at The LINE
Wed 02/05/20 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM CST
Happy Hour from 5pm to 6:30pm: - $8 Select Wines by the glass - $5 Select Drafts - $6-$8 Snacks
Type of Place American
Address 111 E Cesar Chavez St, Austin, TX 78701
Monday 7 a.m. - 11 a.m.
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Tuesday 7 a.m. - 11 a.m.
Wednesday 7 a.m. - 11 a.m.
Wednesday 5 p.m. - 10 p.m.
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Arlo Grey is the debut lakeside restaurant by Top Chef 10 winner Kristen Kish. Kish's culinary style melds precise training and technique rooted in French and Italian traditions with a nostalgia for dishes from her upbringing, her world travels and her exploration of the bountiful ingredients of Central Texas. Arlo Grey serves breakfast, weekend brunch, dinner and cocktails with sweeping views of Town Lake.

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Pukara Mayu (Aymara and Quechua pukara  fortress or mountain of protection, mayu river, Hispanicized spelling Pucara Mayu) is a Bolivian river in the Cochabamba Department, Chapare Province, Sacaba Municipality. It is a left affluent of Mayllanku River (Maylanco) which receives the name Rocha River when it enters the Cochabamba Municipality.

See also
List of rivers of Bolivia

References

Rivers of Cochabamba Department

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


While the panel had recommended that 16 technical and corporate governance offences be moved out of the ambit of courts, where over 40,000 were pending at the end of June, it has proposed that only fine should be levied in 12 offences. In another four, the panel has suggested that it could be a fine or imprisonment, or both.
NEW DELHI: An expert panel set up by the government has suggested simplifying imposition of penalties for minor violations of Companies Act, including some related to technical defaults and corporate governance. At the same time, it has decided to treat contraventions, such as non-disclosure of by a director regarding an interest in a contract or an agreement, as a serious offence — where the current mechanism of penalty and prosecution by courts will continue.
The committee headed by corporate affairs secretary I Srinivas submitted its report to finance minister Arun Jaitley last week, with the government keen on amending the law to incorporate some of the proposed changes. Sources indicated that a Bill may be introduced during the winter session of Parliament.
A delay or failure to file annual returns with the registrar of companies can come under the second category, while a violation related to certain resolutions or a report by a public-listed company on an annual general meeting should only attract a fine, the panel — that also had banker Uday Kotak and lawyer Shardul Shroff as members — has recommended.
Similarly, a delay or a failure in filing a notice for alteration of share capital or attachment of statement of special business in a notice calling for an AGM will only face a fine. At the same time, the committee has decided against tinkering with penalties for serious offences.


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Sunday 10 February 2019
Rachael Espinet
Get on your feet and dance!
Cuban dancers inspire local students to move
Jaden Forde partners with a Habanas Compas dancer to learn how to salsa.
Sixteen-year-old Asia Pierre wants to be a Broadway dancer in Disney plays.
Pierre performed at the 2018 Sanfest and now wants to attend the University of the West Indies to read for a performing arts degree.
She said dancing gave her the confidence to express herself in ways she never could before.
"I have problems with my confidence level. I stutter, but when I dance I am free," she said.
Jaden Forde, 18, wants to be a hip hop dance star.
Forde, who is enrolled at the University of the West Indies for a certificate in dance was one of five male dancers who travelled to Barbados, France and Amsterdam for an international dance competition called Hip Hop United in October last year. Out of 27 finalists they placed sixth.
Approximately 80 students, like Pierre and Horde, gathered at the Central Regional Indoor Sporting Arena, Chaguanas mid-January for a workshop by Cuban company, Habana Compas Dance.
Some of the participating schools included Barataria South Secondary School, Holy Faith Convent Couva, Morvant/ Laventille Secondary, Williamsville Secondary and Marabella Secondary School.
Students pose with Cuban dance group Habanas Compas following a whorkshop done at the Central Regional Indoor Sporting Centre.
PHOTOS BY RACHAEL ESPINET
This workshop was part of the third instalment of the Trinidad and Tobago – Cuba Cultural Exchange Programme.
The programme began in 2015 when pan students from Success/Laventille Secondary School were invited by the Cuban Institute of Music to visit their country.
Those 23 students, who were members of Success Stars Pan Sounds, spent nine days learning about Cuban culture.
In 2017, Trinidad hosted El Conjunto Folkorico Nacional de Cuba, a folk dance group from Cuba. That group held workshops and performances.
Project co-ordinator Nicholas Cumberbatch praised the way Cubans incorporate arts into their education and hopes art could be engage more in local schools.
"The Cubans have a different approach to arts and culture. It originated from their revolution. They deal with education holistically. We need to work at incorporating arts as part of the education package," Cumberbatch said.
Similarly, Habana Compas Dance was on a tight schedule touring and performing at different parts of the country.
From left Antonio Waithe, Asia Pierre and Okeyra Job, students of San Juan South Secondary School at the workshop for the Habanas Compas dance company.
Established in 2004, the Habana Compas Dance crew is an award winning dance company that merges Spanish dances and Afro-Cuban rhythms with percussion instruments leading their dances.
The students were treated to a performance by the dance company and a historical discussion about Cuban folk dancing. Instructed by Renyer Bacallo and Alejandro Oviedo Sierra, the group warmed up, were taught the standard eight step dance and then divided into males and females to pair up to salsa.
As there were more girls than boys, the accompanying dance teachers, members of Habanas Compas Dance joined the workshop. Some girls danced with other girls, and other girls led themselves as they learned the moves.
Bacallo told the shy boys, "Men don't be bashful. Come close to the ladies."
After the workshop, Sunday Newsday spoke to a few students about their experience. While all of them were dance students in some form, some had deep aspirations of becoming dancers and appreciated the chance to work with the professionals. Makela Edwards from Holy Faith Convent, Couva said before the workshop she wasn't interested in Latin dancing at all. She preferred contemporary dancing and folk dancing. But when exposed to Habanas Compas Dance, she realised that there were similarities between the Cuban folk dancing and the moves she loved.
The Cuban dancers facilitated workshops with secondary and tertiary students as well as Best Village performers. They visited Success/Laventille Secondary to perform specially for that school and facilitate Spanish, dance and percussion workshops.
Habana Compas Dance also received lessons in Kathak dance from Best Village dancers.
They also visited the Invaders panyard and attempted to play the pan.
Reply to "Get on your feet and dance!"


Roth S, Rottach A, Lotz-Havla AS, Laux V, Muschaweckh A, Gersting SW, Muntau AC, Hopfner KP, Jin L, Vanness K, Petrini JH, Drexler I, Leonhardt H and Ruland J (2014). Rad50-CARD9 interactions link cytosolic DNA sensing to IL-1β production. Nat Immunol, 15, 538-45.
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import com.intellij.execution.DefaultExecutionResult;
import com.intellij.execution.ExecutionException;
import com.intellij.execution.ExecutionResult;
import com.intellij.execution.Executor;
import com.intellij.execution.configurations.RunProfile;
import com.intellij.execution.configurations.RunProfileState;
import com.intellij.execution.process.ProcessHandler;
import com.intellij.execution.runners.ExecutionEnvironment;
import com.intellij.execution.runners.ProgramRunner;
import com.intellij.lang.ant.config.AntBuildListener;
import com.intellij.lang.ant.config.AntBuildTarget;
import com.intellij.lang.ant.config.impl.BuildFileProperty;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.Nullable;

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The 3 skin-care rituals that Japanese beauty gurus rely on
by Rachel Lapidos, June 6, 2017
Photo: Stocksy/Nabi Tang
When it comes to beauty routines, the cool girls in other countries always seem more interesting than our own. Take French women, for example—whenever one reveals the secret to perfectly messy tresses, it tends to make a splash Stateside.
Another nation with enviable get-gorgeous rituals? Japan. While Korea has gotten all the buzz lately—for everything from double cleansing to an endless number of fun sheet masks—its neighbor to the east is quietly killing it, skin-care-wise. And, for some brands, the wisdom and inspo is coming from a surprising place: geishas. The delicate rituals are actually what inspired Victoria Tsai to create Tatcha, a brand based off of Japanese skin-care habits.
For some brands, the wisdom and inspo is coming from a surprising place: geishas.
"[My customers] love when I spend time with geishas," Tsai said at the WWD Beauty Summit in New York today. Tsai says she works with about a dozen geishas every quarter, and keeps in touch via Snapchat. "They love to see what her life is like and be a part of another world that feels so exotic and yet so much like our own."
It's true—when you're so immersed in your own habits (I'm looking at you, busy women who swear by the amazing multitasking products out there), peering into a foreign country's way of beautifying life seems just much more enticing.
So what has Tsai learned? Keep reading for 3 traditional skin-care practices used by geishas that everyone should try, according to the beauty guru.
1. Oil cleanse
"The single most important thing geishas do is cleanse their skin," says Tsai. "In the Western world, it's basically looked at as a throwaway step." Their go-to way to keep their face fresh? With cleansing oils, of course. "They always make sure to take all that makeup off," adds Tsai. Since oils dissolve what's on the surface of your skin and penetrate deep into the pores (with added nourishment on top of that), it's no surprise that's how the Japanese get their glow.
2. Exfoliate daily
Everyone seems to have their own philosophy about how often to exfoliate. The Japanese, however, do it daily. "Geishas in particular use a wax primer underneath their makeup, so they must exfoliate every day," says Tsai. "The key is doing it gently—they use rice enzymes." That's how Tsai got the idea for her Rice Enzyme Powder ($65), which also includes crushed pearls to disappear dullness, a la the traditions of the country.
3. Use an essence
You may have heard of the "essence" skin-care step, but it's a bit of an enigma for most beauty shoppers. However, Tsai says the thinner-than-a-serum product, which hydrates and preps your skin to absorb moisture, is definitely worth the effort. "Essence is key," explains Tsai, who for a long time was not a believer, but now has added one to the Tatcha line ($95). "It's a complete game-changer. And its core is tied to the ritual of beauty waters." In Japan, women use essences as a pre-serum hydrating boost—so spritz up.
Regardless of what country you're from, here's what every woman needs to know about her skin-care routine. And if you're trying to go natural, these are the 3 most important clean skin swaps to make first.


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In a video from his daughter Morgan's Youtube account, Richardson takes the challenge head-on like a 21-year veteran of the National Hockey League should.
"Just to be legit we do have ice so we're not cheating," Richardson said seconds before Morgan dumped the bucket on her father's head.
Richardson, who performanced the challenge along the coast of the Ottawa River, was nominated by former Ottawa scout and current Buffalo Sabres scout Rob Murphy. Murphy was challenged by former B-Sens general manager and current Sabres GM TIm Murray.
Morgan Richardson is set to start her junior year at Cornell University this fall.A hard-nosed blueliner like her father, Morgan was one of seven players on her team to appear in all 34 games for Cornell a season ago.
Luke Richardson is getting ready to coach the Ottawa rookies during its annual rookie camp and tournament from Sept. 13-15 in London, Ontario. The Senators rookies will be joined by rookies from the Pittsburgh Penguins, Chicago Blackhawks and Toronto Maple Leafs. Richardson's assistant coaches in Binghamton, Steve Stirling and Tim Marks, will also assist Richardson during the camp. Ottawa coaches and staff will also be there to evaluate the players.
Twelve of the 24 players invited to Ottawa's camp were coached by Richardson on the B-Sens at some point last season.
Ottawa won last year's tournament under Richardson, emerging with three victories in three games, including a 6-2 win over Toronto in the tournament finale.


Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is one of the most widely respected, researched-based sytems of therapy available. Your therapist has trained with the founding fathers of this therapy, Dr. Dvaid Burns and Dr. Albert Ellis. Your therapist has 23 year in applying Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to the issue of communication, infidelity, marriage counseling, intimacy issues, conflict, family communication depression, anxiety, and self-esteem. This is one of many types of therapy that you w your individual needill receive, depending ons. What the North Shore Center offers is knowing which tools will help your particular case and applying what will allow you to achieve your most rapid and skillful attainment of your treatment goals.


Swelling in your ankles and feet (edema) is a common symptom in the third trimester of pregnancy. Understand what causes the swelling, get easy tips for prevention, and learn when you should call your doctor.
Find more information about swelling (edema) during pregnancy.
If you have noticed mild swelling in your ankles and feet during pregnancy, try not to worry. A certain amount of swelling is normal during pregnancy.
What causes swelling during pregnancy?
During pregnancy, your body retains more water and excess fluid can collect in your tissue. Also, your growing uterus is putting pressure on your veins, slowing blood flow, and forcing fluid from your veins into the tissue of your feet and ankles.
What can I do to reduce swelling during pregnancy?
First, try to sleep on your side; the left side works best, but either side is just fine. Put your feet up whenever possible, and try not to cross your legs. Drink water – surprisingly, this helps your body retain less water. Exercise regularly, and try to take regular breaks from sitting or standing. Short walks every so often will help keep blood from pooling in your feet and ankles. Try wearing maternity support stockings. Put them on before you get out of bed so fluid doesn't have a chance to pool in your ankles.
If you have more than slight swelling in your hands, puffiness or swelling in your face or around your eyes, excessive or sudden swelling of your feet or ankles. These could all be symptoms of preeclampsia, a serious condition. Call your provider immediately if you notice that one leg is significantly more swollen than the other – these could be symptoms of a blood clot. But try not to let swollen feet and ankles get you down. A little bit of mild swelling is normal during pregnancy and will go away shortly after you give birth.
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There are a handful of colors that perform well in surveys time and time again when it comes to finding out which colors women like to see on men who are trying to get their attention. Colors that symbolize intelligence, power, social status, and confidence are usually the winners and seen as most attractive to women.
These are the colors that performed best across a range of surveys. Of course, it will always boil down to a specific woman's individual preferences and you shouldn't choose a color you feel is unflattering on you just for the sake of attracting her attention. However, there should be at least one or two colors on the list that you'll feel good about wearing.
Red is one of the standout colors that attract women. It suggests power, good health, money, social status, and passion. From a slightly different standpoint, red can boost the wearer's confidence, which in turn makes him more attractive to women, too. In a 2010 study on the psychology of color, women were more sexually attracted to men wearing red than blue or green.
The University of Rochester's breakdown of a study backs that up and explains that the preference for red is a biological and cultural response. Culturally, the color has links to ancient China, Japan, sub-Saharan Africa, and Rome. Biologically, you can even see the effect bright colors have in the mating rituals of the animal world; we aren't that different.
A survey discussed at Medical Daily showed that men are more likely to get a "yes" when he asks a woman on a date if he's wearing purple. Thirty-six percent of women said they would accept an invitation to go on a date from a man wearing purple.
The same survey from Medical Daily said black was the second choice color. BuyTShirtsOnline.co.uk surveyed 1000 people and found that black is actually an ideal color for a first date. Black inspires confidence, which leads to others perceiving you as more trustworthy and capable, and it's associated with intelligence and sexiness. Sixty-six percent of women in this survey preferred black over other colors (blue was in second place).
A study conducted by Esquire showed that blue is the color that women most love to see on men. Red wasn't on this list, but blue earned almost 42 percent of the votes. Blue was also a winner in the BuyTShirtsOnline study.
Esquire's survey showed that women may not care about the specific color as much as you might think. They want to see him in whatever matches his eyes. Have green eyes? A green shirt could be perfect for you.
This one's a little more specific than just a color. The Esquire survey showed that women love men in plain white t-shirts and jeans. This rugged, casual look beats the tuxedo by about 45 percent. The plain white tee alone beat the dress shirt with French cuffs by about one-tenth of a percent and the knit, short-sleeved polo by about 29 percent. White t-shirts also came in third place (right after purple and black) in the Medical Daily survey.
In most cases, orange and brown performed poorly in surveys. Skip those if you're trying to impress a woman, just to be on the safe side. Brown shoes are great (make sure they look nice), but a brown sweater or polo may not be the best route.
Depending on your coloring, certain colors look better than others on men. Women prefer men who know how to dress to look their best. Colors can make a bold fashion statement, and adding colors that work best on you can make you look stylish and fashionable. When choosing a piece of clothing, make sure that the color of it works with your skin tone or hair color.
If you are a blond or have a light complexion, stay away from extremely dark colors near your face. They will be too much of a contrast and too harsh. Soft and muted colors, like lavender, will be the most flattering for you.
For you redheads, warm colors work best on you. Try a color that matches your eyes to best complement your features.
Men with dark hair and coloring look best in bright colors and white. Blue and red are good colors for you as well as jewel tone colors.
If figuring out what colors work best on you is to overwhelming, then try to stick to the classics. Basic shades such as black and navy. Classic colors can be stylish and timeless and a practical choice for any man.
If you want attention from the ladies, your best bet is to stick to red, purple, black, blue, or white (but only white if it's in the form of a plain white t-shirt with jeans). If there's a particular shade that brings out your eyes, that one is a safe bet, too. Your personality will shine through, of course, but it never hurts to have that little boost from a color that inspires confidence and leads people to feel comfortable around you.


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In choosing a Plumpton electrician you will surely wish to choose one who doesn't ask for high prices. With us, you can be sure that you will get a high quality service at an economical rate as it is part of our philosophy. We always put our customer's total satisfaction on top of our priority. This is the primary reason why we maintain the prices of our services reasonable. We are giving the best price because we know that it is what many Australians want. A good way for you to ensure that you are employing trustworthy Plumpton electricians is by checking out if they are professionals in this field of work. Clients can trust our team to provide them with professional services as they have been in this line of work for many years. Some of the toughest electrical problems out there were already experienced and resolved by our guys. With this comprehensive work experience, it is no longer surprising why they are able to accomplish their work on time without compromising quality. You can always depend on our trustworthy and reliable technicians to assist you no matter what kind of electrical work you have for them. The Electrician Plumpton are known as: It is our company and our team of professionals' goal to come up with the best and top quality job. With their knowledge and experience, excellence is one thing that they could effortlessly achieve. Our consumers also know that we are:Certainly, when trying to find electricians in Plumpton, one should ensure that they're capable of carrying out the job right. Remember that delays and reworks may cause a lot of inconvenience on your part. That's the reason why finding a team of electricians that can finish the work properly the first time is vital. With us, we have professional electricians so that no job will be left undone. This just proves that our services give a great advantage to property owners and to commercial establishments. We ensure that we don't have to redo the work again, and we make sure that the safety of our customers won't be compromise. In this way, all our customers will never have to worry about anything. The truth is, we want to ensure that you will get the ideal results from our firm. Hence, we let our skilled and seasoned electricians do the necessary job. Our firm has set a high service standard that should be followed by our electricians. As our customers are investing in our services, then they should be provided with the kind of service that they deserve to get. The money that you will invest in our electrical services won't be put to waste. Our team of electricians in Plumpton will see to it they executed their work with accuracy and attention to details to prevent any mistakes. Since they don't like that our clients will go through unnecessary problem, they prevent rework from occurring. Our firm is thankful due to the recognition of being one of the finest professionals in Plumpton. Besides that we have also been noted as: Part of our objective is to make our clients satisfied with the services we offer. There is nothing worse than needing to babysit people and we pride ourselves on the reality that our communication and work ethic are first rate. We get the job done at the right time, on time, the first time. In connection to that, getting the job done the first time is essential. Having a repeat work won't just make our customers disappointed, it also shows that the electrician is lacking in experience.


As the end of the year is fast approaching CIVILPIPES would like to thank all our customers and suppliers for the support they have given us over the last 12 months. We will be closing for the Christmas and New Year Break from Wednesday 23rd of December and returning on Monday January 4th. We hope you all have a safe and relaxing break and we look forward to seeing what 2017 brings.