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Thirteen women move from YWCA to Walnut Commons
Seth Slabaugh
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See story, photos, video of Walnut Commons later this week at thestarpress.com.
MUNCIE – Patty Murphy is one of the initial tenants to move into the new downtown Walnut Commons, the city's first "supportive housing" project to combat homelessness.
"Anything I can get help with, I'll be willing to accept it," said Murphy, 49, who suffers from depression, post-traumatic stress disorder and other hardships that landed her in the shelter at the YWCA of Muncie.
The best part of moving from the YWCA to Walnut Commons will be having her own place, where she won't be embarrassed to invite her children to visit.
"I don't want them to see me in a homeless shelter," Murphy said during her final day at the YWCA. "I want them to be proud of me."
Walnut Commons is a three-story, 44-unit, multi-million-dollar apartment building at Wysor and Walnut streets that will cater to people who can live independently but need supportive services, including the disabled, veterans and people at risk for homelessness.
Rents are subsidized by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, which defines the homeless as people who sleep in places not meant for human habitation, such as cars, parks and abandoned buildings, or those who sleep in emergency shelters like the YWCA as a primary residence.
The tenants will include those with mental disorders, addictions and health disorders.
Murphy has seven children, the youngest of whom is turning 8. She has worked at McDonald's as a cashier and a cook. She underwent triple bypass surgery four years ago. She receives Supplemental Security Income from the federal government.
She says she can remember, at age 5, seeing her foster parents beat her younger sister to death. Before becoming an adult, she lived with her father until he died, then with an older cousin, then in homes for orphaned children before moving in with her grandmother in Portland. Growing up, she bounced around from Fort Recovery, Ohio, to Elkhart, Valparaiso, Indianapolis and Vincennes.
Since her grandmother kicked her out when Murphy was 21, she has lived in Muncie. She moved into the YWCA after staying with different friends for a couple of weeks at a time. "I was basically in between places," she said. "I guess I kind of ran out of friends."
Chicago-based Up Development built Walnut Commons after the project (one-bedroom and studio apartments) finally received low-income housing tax credits. Its partners on the project include the non-profit Meridian Health Services, provider of psychiatric, addictions, family medical and other services.
Murphy and a dozen other women from the YWCA, including Mary McCollum, are moving into Walnut Commons.
A breast cancer survivor, McCollum sought shelter at the YWCA after her brother and sister-in-law told her, "We're moving; we don't know about you." "I would have been on the street," she told The Star Press.
In addition to heart problems, McCollum has high blood pressure, depression and anxiety. She has a job as a dish washer at The Downtown Farm Stand, which is about halfway between the YWCA and Walnut Commons.
McCollum wanted to move to Walnut Commons because "you have your own place to cook and don't have to share a kitchen or bathroom," she said on her last day at the YWCA. "Here, it is more community living. I will miss the staff here. They've always got a smile. 'Good morning, how are you doing?' I consider them family."
Women wind up at the YWCA for any number of reasons, such as having no place else to go, cancer victims losing everything to pay medical bills, early widowhood, getting off drugs, being turned away by family.
"It takes a lot to get your life back together when you've lost everything and have to go to a homeless shelter," says Nance Buchert, executive director of the YWCA.
The 13 women moving out of the YWCA and into Walnut Commons completed a transitional program that taught them independence.
They share a "true, deep-down desire to give it another shot to be successful, to be independent," Buchert said. "I'm thrilled for these women, but at the same time it's like losing a piece of yourself to see all of them leave at the same time."
Contact Seth Slabaugh at (765) 213-5834.


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His Royal Highness Paduka Seri Sultan Perak Darul Ridzuan Sultan Nazrin Muizzuddin Shah Ibni Almarhum Sultan Azlan Muhibbuddin Shah Al-Maghfur-Lah.
KUALA LUMPUR : Strengthening ties with regional and international economies will continue to be fundamental to the growth of the global Islamic economy including Malaysia's pursuit in becoming a high value-added, high-income economy, said His Royal Highness Paduka Seri Sultan Perak Darul Ridzuan Sultan Nazrin Muizzuddin Shah Ibni Almarhum Sultan Azlan Muhibbuddin Shah Al-Maghfur-Lah.
HRH Sultan Nazrin said Islamic economy is increasingly being embraced on a global scale to become an integral part of the international system, and in the process of its development, has further expanded opportunities for the participation by the international community.
"This increases the inter-linkages both within and between economic regions of the world. In enhancing these new linkages and greater integration, Islamic economy is envisaged to contribute towards unlocking new potentials that would bring mutual benefits, and in doing so, enhance our overall prospects," his HRH Sultan Nazrin said.
HRH Sultan Nazrin was speaking during a special address at the World Halal Conference 2018 (WHC 2018) ahead of a panel discussion on the Internationalisation of Islamic Economy: Global Integration and Strategic Collaboration.
The panel discussion was moderated by Prof. Dato' Dr. Azmi Omar, President and Chief Executive Officer of the International Centre for Education in Islamic Finance (INCEIF), and the panel speakers are Assistant Governor of Bank Negara Malaysia Mr. Marzunisham bin Omar; Lembaga Tabung Haji Deputy Chief Executive Officer Dato' Badlisyah Abdul Ghani; Mr. Richard Record, Lead Economist of the World Bank Group; and Mr. Ahsan Ali, the Managing Director and Head of Islamic Origination Standard Chartered Bank in the United Arab Emirates.
While the early development of Islamic economy was very much domestic-centric, today, the growth of Islamic economy is no longer organic and largely concentrated in countries where the Muslim population is significant, and the prime contributor to this is the increasing demand for Halal products, and greater acceptance of Islamic finance.
This recent decade has seen the internationalisation of Islamic economy, thus increasing the potential for strategic partnerships between international regulators and players that will bring mutually reinforcing benefits. Global integration and strategic collaborations will also enhance opportunities for Malaysia and other countries to capitalise on the diverse comparative advantages of nations.
The huge appetite for Halal products, and the Halal industry has grown to become a vibrant platform for Islamic economy to compete for a bigger share in today's globalised economy. For example, from approximately US$3.2 trillion in 2012, the global Halal economy is expected to increase by 100% to US$6.4 trillion by 2018.
The positive attributes of Islamic finance has also emerged to become an effective tool for financing development worldwide, both in Muslim and non-Muslim nations, with the potential of addressing the challenges to end extreme poverty and boosting shared prosperity, according to the World Bank. The Islamic finance industry has expanded at the rate of 10% to 12% per annum over the past decade, and is expected to grow to US$6.7 trillion by 2020, driven by a surge of Islamic finance interest from non Muslim nations. Today more than US$260 billion is invested in Islamic funds and there are over 300 global Islamic institutions active around the world.
Meanwhile, Malaysia's dynamic leadership in Islamic finance also saw it accomplish a stellar year in 2016 for corporate Sukuk issuance in which corporate issuers dominated the market with US$47.3 billion volume of issuance, representing a share of 63.2%, in contrast to historical trends where issuance was driven largely by sovereigns.
Organised by the Halal Industry Development Corporation (HDC), the WHC 2018 is themed "Whither the Next Economy?" and is an international platform to highlight the areas of Malaysian expertise that seeks to become a global benchmark in the development of the Halal industry.
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Our Client, a leading Manufacturer of Food Products, is looking to fill the position of Factory Manager based in Nairobi with an experience, self-driven and focused team player.
Job Summary: The Factory manager will be tasked with overseeing and managing all daily production operations of the plant and ensuring that policies and procedures are followed. He will be tasked with developing processes that will maximize stewardship, safety, quality and productivity.
Validate, sign commercial contracts and ensure their implementation. Manage and Process Products by supervising staff; planning, organizing and monitoring work flow through the Factory, ensuring adherence to Quality standards and optimal returns.
Implement strategies in line with strategic initiatives and provide a clear sense of direction and focus and provide leadership to staff.
To ensure health and safety provisions and regulations are complied with and the safety risks and hazards are mitigated.
Ensure that the factory complies with Quality control standards such as Total Quality Management (TQM), the Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) Food Safety.
Ensure that the Plant complies with local and international statutory and Regulatory requirements.
Manage the manufacturing operations and ensure an Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) of 80% with an efficient maintenance schedule.
Planning and organizing production schedules, ensuring the manufacturing process are run smoothly and in a timely manner.
Ensuring compliance of operations with company policy as well as relevant statutory obligations.
Planning and controlling of costs versus budget.
Planning and controlling of resources (Equipment, People, Material).
Maintenance of all equipment through inspection, cleaning & inspection, continuous care and preventive maintenance.
Creating and maintaining a positive work environment for all employees, develop a mentorship & team development.
Bachelors' Degree in Engineering or Science.
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Ever find yourself swooning at a totally beautiful rug, only to think: no way can I get that. I'd never be able to keep it clean! If that rug is cotton or wool, sure, that could well be the case. But what if it were made of another material, one that wore like iron and washed like a dream? I'm happy to say that there is. Meet polypropylene.
Formerly used exclusively outdoors, like Sunbrella, this material is now gaining traction indoors, with people for whom durability and cleanability is paramount. (It's also popular with the green set, as it's usually made of recycled materials). Good news is that It's getting easier and easier to find beautiful examples of polypropylene rugs. And even better, they're usually far less costly than a rug of the same size made out of wool. Sure, they don't have quite as luxurious a hand, so they probably wouldn't be the best choice in a bedroom. But for any other room in the house--or many commercial applications--they could well be a great choice.
I used the one above from Pottery Barn on a recent project, and the client was thrilled. One of the top priorities for her living room was that it be outfitted with things that could handle her pets and toddler. This rug is both tough and easy to clean, and she didn't have to sacrifice style at all. It looks remarkably like a wool kilim.
I've used ones by Thom Filicia for Safavieh on a couple projects and have been very happy with them too. I think their palettes are sophisticated, and they've worn very well. Their hand is less natural feeling--they're a bit like narrow drinking straws woven together--but I find them comfortable to walk on even with bare feet. They've been a great choice for some office spaces I've designed, as they are so easy to clean.
Ballard Designs also has a few that are made of this stiffer polypropylene, and they're lovely too. They'd be especially good in an entry or mudroom, or even a dining room, as seen above.
I also really like this one from Fab Habitat. Look at the way it makes this white entry pop!
And some of my favorites are by Dash & Albert, which carries ones that are spot on matches for cotton dhurries. They'd be absolutely lovely in a living room.
Of course, this type of rug is pretty casual in feel. If your taste leans more formal, but you're still looking for a good choice for a home with kids or pets, I suggest checking out some well worn Persian rugs. But that's for another post.


Rogerio Studart is associate professor of economics at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Formerly executive director and alternate director at the World Bank (2007-2014) and the Inter-American Development Bank (2003-2007), he focuses on global economics, emerging markets, development finance and international institutions.
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Maurice Larry Lawrence (August 16, 1926 – January 9, 1996) was a United States Ambassador to Switzerland and real estate developer. In 1991, Forbes magazine named Lawrence among the 400 richest Americans and estimated his fortune at $315 million.

Family
Lawrence was born in Chicago, Illinois to Tillie (née Astor, 1900–1970) and Sidney Arthur Lawrence (1901–1963). He was descended of Jewish immigrants from what was then the Russian Empire.

Education and early career
Lawrence attended Wilbur Wright College in 1945 and the University of Arizona from 1945 through 1947. A biography entry for Lawrence appeared in Who's Who indicating he had graduated from the University of Arizona in 1947 with a bachelor of arts degree. The university said, however, that Lawrence attended classes there for two years and played varsity football, but left without a degree.

He moved to San Diego, California in 1953.

Real estate career
San Diego millionaire John Alessio sold the deteriorating Hotel del Coronado to Lawrence in 1963. Lawrence's initial plan was to develop the land around the hotel and ultimately, to demolish it. Lawrence later changed his mind. During his tenure, Lawrence invested $150 million to refurbish and expand much of the hotel. He doubled its capacity to 700 rooms. He added the Grande Hall Convention Center and two seven-story Ocean Towers just south of the hotel. Lawrence was known to have to have claimed that L. Frank Baum wrote part of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz at the hotel and that Thomas Edison supervised the wiring of parts of the hotel, neither of which was true. The Lawrence family sold the hotel to the Travelers Group after his death in 1996.

Politics
Lawrence's first involvement in politics was his work in the 1948 Adlai Stevenson II gubernatorial campaign in Illinois. He continued his political activities in California, gaining power and influence in Democratic political circles as a campaign contributor and fund-raiser.

He was a delegate to Democratic National Convention from California in 1964, 1968 and 1972.

In October 1993, U.S. President Bill Clinton announced his intention to nominate Lawrence to be U.S. Ambassador to Switzerland and his intention to appoint Sheila Davis Lawrence to be Special U.S. Representative to the World Conservation Union. He was confirmed as ambassador in March 1994.

In 1994, the Federal Election Commission ruled that Lawrence exceeded a $25,000 limit on the amount an individual can give to help finance an election campaign in one year. As a result, he was fined $7,179, the amount of his excess contributions. In a letter to the commission, Lawrence said he was unaware that some of his 1987 contributions counted toward the 1988 total.

Personal life
Lawrence married Geraldine Slesnick in 1949, with whom he had three children. He was in his fourth marriage at the time of his death, to the former Sheila Davis from Brush Fork, West Virginia. They had been married since June 1990.

Lawrence had two daughters, a son, and seven grandchildren at the time of his death.

Death and burial
Lawrence died at age 69 in Bern, Switzerland on January 9, 1996. He had suffered from leukemia and dyscrasia, a blood disorder. Richard Holbrooke, assistant secretary of state, wrote a letter praising Lawrence and requesting burial for him at Arlington National Cemetery. This was granted by Army Secretary Togo D. West, Jr. and the waiver request was approved by the Arlington superintendent John C. Metzler Jr.

Questions were raised in 1997 about the life of Lawrence, and President Clinton ordered an investigation into whether Lawrence had lied about his military service in World War II. Congressional investigators searched military records and could not corroborate Lawrence's claims of wartime service in the Merchant Marine with the alleged rank of Seaman First Class, or presence during the torpedoing of the ship SS Horace Bushnell. It was later learned that he was in fact enrolled in college during the time periods that he claimed to have served in the Merchant Marine. On December 12, 1997, at the request of Lawrence's widow, his body was disinterred and taken to California. He was then buried in the El Camino Memorial Park, Sorrento Valley, San Diego. Metzler and West stated that Lawrence would have qualified for a waiver for burial at Arlington because he had served as an ambassador.

References

External links
 Arlington Controversy Stirs Again CNN, Dec. 4, 1997
 Records Undercut Waiver for Arlington Grave NY Times  December 5, 1997

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Ive been writing this column for nearly fifteen years and in that time Ive received a number of interesting letters and e-mailseverything from borderline love notes to legitimate hate mail. Occasionally I may evoke disdain from a reader because of an opinion on a particular film, but more often than not I get a compliment because one of my musings struck a chord with them. Being able to connect with people through writing is a particularly rewarding occupation. I consider myself lucky that I live in a country where I can freely express my thoughts and opinions without fear or retribution. Unfortunately this is not the case in many parts of the world.
Voicing opinions could be a springboard to government reprisals or an early death in some countries. The idea of putting words onto paper and then being in fear for your life seems almost surreal in a place like Vermont. People here are certainly opinionated and full of social objections, but a local jihad remains highly unlikely.
Not long ago I read about a low-level Iraqi politician who was murdered by a terrorist group for his opinions on the direction of his country. The man was intent on giving everyone an equal voice. Unfortunately his voice was silenced before he could help effect any substantial changes.
Terrorism is a heinous act (pull out your thesauri and slap any number of defeatist adjectives in place of heinous and it still doesnt fully define the negative aspects of the word). But of all the ways that terrorism manifests itself, the suicide bomber remains the most disturbing.
Its hard for people in this country to understand the psyche of the suicide bomber. What makes an individual strap an explosive to their body, then walk into a crowded marketplace to kill innocent civilians? Do they really feel that on some level this is a justifiable act? Ive heard about the abundance of available virgins and glory of martyrdom, but seriously, doesnt the brain override these irrational concepts and focus on the reality of the act itself: The senseless murder of children, mothers, fathers, anyone within range of their hateful weapon?
I admit it. I cant wrap my head around the concept. But I also understand that I have not grown up in an environment where I would have been taught to hate from a very young age, an environment that lifts the role suicide bomber to heroic status.
Studies have shown that suicide bombings generally occur in areas of civil unrest where an occupying government is deemed unwanted by the populous. This is a far cry from the current political environment in the United States, but pundits hold that eventually a psychotic opportunist will unleash this profoundly immoral act within the confines of our great land. When this unfortunate event occurs, the Federal Bureau of Investigation will arrive within minutes to to try to deduce exactly what happened.
In this weeks feature, The Kingdom, we are whisked to the Middle East, where a massive suicide bombing has wreaked havoc on an American enclave. Knowing that foreign powers would be reluctant to uncover the entire truth about the event, a team of special FBI agents is dispatched to the bombsite to determine responsible party. While the team is eager for a quick answer, they very soon discover that pitifully few people want them to succeed in their mission.
Obviously, given the current political situation in the Middle East, this is a hot topic. Because of this, and the success of recent films like Syriana, its not surprising that this movie has generated significant interest. Its also not surprising that Oscar-winning talent like Jamie Foxx and Chris Cooper signed on to the film. Whats unfortunate is that so little thought was put into the storyline. While The Kingdom does provide an intense, and sometimes troubling, look into the world of suicide bombings, it does so with a cookie-cutter, frequently cliche-laden, approach.
The Kingdom was far from a comfortable ride given the content of its storyline. While it did provide ample amounts of dramatic tension, it failed to fully engulf the viewer into the personal relationships at the heart of the film. Check this one out if you have not yet overloaded on painful Middle East images, otherwise consider a good ol fashioned Western like 3:10 to Yuma. The Kingdom rates only a sand-blown barren C.
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The Program Office covers the land and infrastructure requirements for all 16 discrete Indigenous Local Government Areas in Queensland (Aurukun, Doomadgee, Cherbourg, Hope Vale, Kowanyama, Lockhart River, Mapoon, Mornington Island, Napranum, Northern Peninsula Area, Palm Island, Pormpuraaw, Torres Straits, Woorabinda, Wujal Wujal and Yarrabah) as well as for the following areas: Coen, Cooktown, Laura, Mona Mona, Mossman Gorge and Weipa.
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Justin Chapa focuses his practice on government enforcement and litigation matters, including appeals and False Claims Act cases in federal and state courts. A former law clerk to federal trial and appellate judges, Justin has experience with a wide-range of complex issues regularly litigated in federal court. His work also extends to internal investigations, as well as disputes under the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act. In law school, Justin served on the executive boards of both the Stanford Law Review and the Stanford Journal of Civil Rights & Civil Liberties.
Justin dedicates significant time to public and community service, primarily in the education field. He currently serves on the Board of Trustees of the Arlington Independent School District, where he represents the interests of approximately 350,000 constituents, 61,000 students, and 8,500 employees as one of seven publicly-elected representatives. Justin has served on a variety of nonprofit boards and advisory committees, including the Board of Directors of United Way of Tarrant County. He previously taught high school government and economics through Teach for America and worked in a legal clinic focusing on education law while in law school.
Selected Representations
Representing clients ranging from multinational corporations to growing businesses in False Claims Act cases involving a variety of subject matters brought by the Department of Justice, state attorneys general, and qui tam relators.
Representing a federally-recognized Indian tribe in federal district court and the Fifth Circuit against the State of Texas in a complex administrative-law dispute governed by the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act.
Representing the plan committee of an electronics retailer on appeal in the Fifth Circuit in ERISA class-action litigation.
Representing a legal services nonprofit as amicus curiae in the Fifth Circuit in a civil rights case.
Representing an agriculture-related small business and its owner on appeal in the Fifth Circuit in an administrative and constitutional challenge to a federal agency's rulemaking.
Representing a prominent entertainment and sports production company on appeal in the Fifth Circuit in a trademark enforcement proceeding.
Representing a Fortune 50 company on appeal in the Ninth Circuit in finance-related litigation.
Representing a leading retailer on appeal in the Ninth Circuit in commercial litigation.
Representing a leading food producer in multiple appeals in the Tenth Circuit and in the New Mexico Supreme Court in employment discrimination cases.
Representing a major automobile manufacturer in federal district court in third-party discovery litigation.
Representing clients in commercial disputes and class action litigation in federal district court and in various bankruptcy adversary proceedings and bankruptcy appeals.
Representing one of the world's largest business associations as amicus curiae in the Texas Supreme Court.
Representing clients in nonpublic proceedings against federal and state administrative agencies and regulatory bodies.
Advising attorneys outside of primary law firm on appellate briefing, procedural, and other matters.
Stanford Law School, 2010, J.D.
Stanford Graduate School of Education, 2010, M.A.
Harvard University, 2005, B.A., cum laude
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Prisoners in Egypt on sixth week of mass hunger strike: Amnesty
Around 130 prisoners protest against inhumane conditions, denial of family and lawyer visits, rights group says
Most of the prisoners were arrested more than two years ago and have not been allowed visits from families or lawyers (AFP/File photo)
Published date: 31 July 2019 01:26 UTC | Last update: 5 months 3 weeks ago
About 130 prisoners in Egypt have been on hunger strike for more than six weeks in protest of inhumane conditions and the denial of family visits, Amnesty International said in a statement.
Most of the prisoners were arrested more than two years ago and have not been allowed a single visit from their families or lawyers, Amnesty said on Tuesday.
Ola Qaradawi, facing new charges in Egypt, launches hunger strike
"By refusing to allow detainees to see their families, Egyptian authorities are flagrantly flouting both Egyptian and international law and displaying callous cruelty," said Magdalena Mughrabi, Amnesty's deputy Middle East and North Africa head.
Two family members interviewed by the rights group said that even when they had official authorisation to meet with their detained relatives, prison authorities refused to allow the visit to go ahead.
Citing a statement issued by prisoners, Amnesty said authorities have retaliated against the hunger striking detainees by "beating them" and "applying electric shocks with tasers".
The prisoners, held at al-Aqrab maximum security prison in southern Cairo, launched their strike on 17 June, the day Egypt's deposed president Mohamed Morsi died in custody.
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Introduction to computers – In this post we have provided the answers of the subject Introduction to computers of spoken tutorial.
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Ans:- (D) Compose
Q. In Google Drive, which of the following is used to create a presentation?
(A) Powerpoint
(B) Google Sheets
(C) Google Slides
(D) Google Docs
Ans:- (C)Google Slides
Q. A Computer gives results in the form of _____________
(A) Input
(B) Interrupts
(C) None of these options
(D) Output
Ans:- (D) Output
Q. What is the shortcut key of print command?
(A) Ctrl + C
(B) Ctrl + I
(C) Ctrl + P
(D) Ctrl + H
Ans:- (A) Ctrl + P
Q. __________ is the visual display unit of a computer.
(A) Keyboard
(B) Scanner
(C) Monitor
(D) CPU
Ans:- (C) Monitor
Q. To find out what changes were made by a user in the document we have to check
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(C) Comments
(D) Revision History
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Q. What does PSU stands for?
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(C) Power Supply Unit
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Q. Username has to be unique and can be made up of alphabets or alpha-numeric combinations.
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 Aircraft of the Indian Navy
 List of active Indian Navy ships
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Bronze bell, re-named to `Mountjoy' from the 'Londoner Glasgow.' On 24 April, the SS Clyde Valley was renamed the "Mountjoy", with the use of 6-foot-long strips of canvas painted with white letters on a black background. This was a direct reference to the Mountjoy that broke the boom across the River Foyle during the Siege of Derry in 1689, which gave it a historic symbolism for Unionists. The ship was built in Belfast from 1886-1910 and was named SS Balniel. This changed in 1910-12 to the SS Londoner and then to the SS Clyde Valley from 1912-74, with a brief name change to the Mountjoy in 1914, in an effort to evade the authorities during the UVF gun-running in 1914.
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I have recently acquired a gen4-uLCD-24DT display module. Previously I have purchased and considered using an IoD-09TH for a project.
It turns out that the 24DT is more appropriate simply due to size and touch capabilities, and so far it seems to be great within the Workshop4 environment.
The issue is that it is essential that I use a unit testing framework to write the software for the module, being CppUTest. This restricts my language options to just C and C++. I cannot use the 4DGL language referenced in the datasheet, as this is not compatible with the framework. With the IoD09TH, I had to use Arduino (not ideal as obviously Arduino has its own unique language). The unit tests are executed by using a makefile which compiles C++. This means that I had to create all of my production code external to the Arduino/Workshop4 IDE, and then call the modules in the .ino file when necessary. On top of this, the ESP8266 Core library was impossible to integrate into the makefile with CppUTest at the same time, meaning that I had to manually delete all function and class definitions within the required libraries (HardwareSerial.h, SD.h, etc..), and just keep the declarations so that the compiler wouldn't produce error.
I have just discovered that within your sample projects folder for the gen4-uLCD-24DT, there is a "BIGDEMO.C" file. Does this mean that I can actually write C code to program this display module, with all of the functionality that is available in the reference manual (assuming 4DGL programming)? I have noticed that I cannot compile and upload ".c" files onto a device from within the WS4 IDE, and obviously cannot with Arduino either. Have you got an existing environment example that can compile and upload ".c/cpp" files onto a Diablo16 device? Presumably this would involve some makefile equivalent containing the external dependencies etc. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Last edited by RRSmith; 21st January 2019, 08:36 PM.
If so, then that program is made for a Host controller and it's not meant to be loaded directly into a 4D Display.
If you want, you could use your gen4-uLCD-24DT and write a 4DGL code so you could do the display related testing via Serial comms instead.
If you want to use a similar product to the IoD-09TH, we have the gen4-IoD Range, they have larger display sizes and can detect touch inputs.
However, considering that you've had difficulties before, this might not be the best option.
Also, even if you've successfully passed your previous hurdles, you may still not be able to do a full test with your testing framework as the GUI will still need to be tested manually.
Last edited by michael_4D; 22nd January 2019, 01:47 PM.
I see! It may seem like I'm a bit stuck. I will work on a solution and perhaps post my findings.
I have thought of a solution (and another question!). If i use the gen4-IoD-24T, then I can program it using the Arduino environment/language. I have found an Arduino compatible unit testing framework called "arduinounit", which at a glance seems like it has enough functionality. This means that I will have one self contained environment; I am also comfortable in using the ESP8266 core now, perfect! My question is, I have just seen your more expensive model (4Dunio-24), and obviously this module has a dedicated GPU (Picasso), as well as 2 CPUs (ESP8266 and Atmel processor). Presumably this makes the module faster, and with greater functionality due to the GPU?
So clearly the much cheaper gen4-IoD-24T is lacking this extra power, is this a problem at all? I can understand that the IoD-09TH can get away with this, as it's much smaller; but I can also imagine a 2.4" screen may not appear to be as smooth?
I'm not really familiar with "arduinounit" so I can't guarantee that it would work smoothly.
You're correct, the 4Duino-24 has a much more capable graphics processor than the gen4-IoD-24T. This results to noticeably faster and more appealing graphics.
So clearly the much cheaper gen4-IoD-24T is lacking this extra power, is this a problem at all?
This would depend entirely on your application. If your project relies on quick graphical transitions (e.g. a clock hand that would update once every second), then the 4duino might be a better choice. However, if that is not your priority, then a gen4-IoD-24T might be good enough for you.
Since you mentioned that you already have a gen4-uLCD-24DT (and you haven't emphasized on needing the WiFi capabilities of the aforementioned modules), I would like to mention that you can manipulate this display with a host controller such as an arduino via Serial comms. The 4Duino-24 works in a similar manner; the picaso chip communicates with the atmega32u4 chip serially.
This application note could provide additional information.
Many thanks for your help Michael. I will look into both Arduino compatible display modules, and also consider the the serial protocol solution.
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The fifth wheel to the cart or the last hope: a special tribunal for Putin and not only
The understanding that those responsible for the aggressive war against Ukraine should be held accountable appeared long before the full-scale invasion. Read more in the exclusive blog for the Channel 24 website.
At the end of February 2022, this rhetoric intensified, but is there a single vision for the future of the court, or are we ready to accept any surrogate?
What and for whom: special tribunal jurisdiction
The future court will be an independent ad hoc institution created to deal exclusively with the Ukrainian case. Its subject matter jurisdiction will be limited to the crime of aggression. With accountability for other international crimes, there are no problems in theory: there are Ukrainian courts, foreign ones with universal jurisdiction, and finally, the International Criminal Court.
Any ideas to create a special court for war crimes, a "special juvenile court", a special court for dictator Vladimir Putin and, probably, a "court" for Alexander Lukashenko look hype, but they are not legally feasible.
The special tribunal will have the competence to bring to justice Putin, Lukashenko, Lavrov, and other high-ranking officials, provided that they are properly educated, which will allow them to ignore their immunities and privileges. The special tribunal will consider aggression starting with the occupation of Crimea in 2014.
Why not the ISS: especially for Karim Khan
Recently, even in the resolutions of regional organizations, provisions seem to appear only for the ISS prosecutor, who is concerned about the authority of his court. Supporting paragraph 5 of the resolution of the European Parliament of January 19, 2023, it should be repeated that the special tribunal will have little effect on what remains the "sleeping beauty" even after the adoption of the Kampala amendments.
The credibility of the ISS with regard to the crime of aggression is undermined, first of all, by the lack of political will on the part of the Member States, which have skeletons in the closet of their own history. In the end, it is impossible to "start" the jurisdiction of the ISS, because:
how will the ISS hold responsible officials of states that have committed aggression, but are not members of the court, against a state that is also not is a member (the impossibility of such an option is expressly provided);
The Security Council will never vote to recognize that Russia is committing aggression against Ukraine. Accordingly, this crime will not be submitted to the ISS for consideration at the initiative of the ISS prosecutor and the Security Council itself;
the question is whether the retroactive effect in time will be "amazing" ratification by all states of the necessary international treaties;
what to do with aggression that continued until the entry into force of the Kampala Amendments.
Additionally: neither the statements of the Verkhovna Rada on the recognition of the jurisdiction of the ISS, nor the decisions of the court itself and the Office of the Prosecutor, obviously, include the crime of aggression in the circle of subject competence. And Karim Khan's position is similar to Olaf Scholz's – he wants to help, but not too much. balance of the interlocutor for 5 repetitions. Lack of understanding of what kind of elephant and for what money leads to hysteria.
On the one hand, it seems reasonable to propose a general framework for a special tribunal, and then string functionality on it. After all, the core goal of Ukraine is to ensure justice for the victims and non-repetition of the crime, and not what bench Putin and Lukashenko will sit on.
Therefore, Ukraine provides scope for finding a compromise: international, hybrid or mixed, universal or regional, Ukrainian or foreign judges, Ukrainian procedure, ISS standards, etc. Finally, our state is a victim of aggression during which international law has undergone a crushing devaluation. Therefore, one should not get hung up on any of the current models in history, one can turn into a "trendsetter".
But on the other hand, the unknown is frightening. Although the ad hoc tribunal will not set a precedent, it will intensify the search for justice by other states affected by aggression. Therefore, one can understand the position, for example, of South Africa in the UN General Assembly: the country supports Ukraine, but hesitates whether to support the creation of Pandora's box.
Would it expand the coalition for a special tribunal to include in the relevant resolutions at least the concepts, and better, the statute and the rules and procedures of the court? The answer is ambiguous. But the threat of the current situation is concrete.
An agreement on a special tribunal, even at the international level and even with broad support, does not mean anything without its implementation in the activities of this special tribunal. Creating an incomprehensible thing can take an incomprehensible amount of time. And this is a vicious circle of devaluation of international law.
Who really needs a special tribunal
A special tribunal is strategically important. It is an indispensable component of the development of the world, guarantees of non-recurrence, restoration of justice and compensation for harm. In theory, Russian assets could probably have been transferred to Ukraine under the court's order for interim measures. The special tribunal was needed after Crimea, but Ukraine received a holey sanctions regime and a holey sky through which drones and missiles fly today.
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If the story of the case of Georgia in the ISS repeats itself, and the world spends millions on an institution where Themis will meet with "Vanka", and not Vladimir and Alexander, the UN should be immediately dissolved and prepare for the era of world war, because the right of force will dominate, and not international law.
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Republican Denarius of Rome Is. by L. Metellus, A. Postumius Albinus S.f. et al
Republican Denarius of Rome Is. by L. Metellus, A. Postumius Albinus S.f. et al -
96 BCE (?)
13/16 in. (diameter) x 1/16 in. (2 cm x 0.1 cm)
Gift of Aline Abaecherli Boyce, MA 1928, PhD 1932, in honor of Lily Ross Taylor, PhD 1912, Professor of Latin and Dean of the Graduate School
Accession Number: C.552
Geography: Europe, Italy, Rome
Classification: Exchange Media; Coins
Culture/Nationality: Roman
Collection: Aline Abaecherli Boyce Collection
Apollo, crowns*, denarii*, Republican*, shields*, silver*, stars*
crowns - Ornamental fillets, wreaths, or similar encircling ornaments for the head worn to signify rank, for personal adornment, or as a mark of honor or achievement; also, coronal wreaths of leaves or flowers.
denarii - Roman silver coins originally valued at ten asses, later debased in value and purity; in use from the late 3rd century BCE until the mid-3rd century CE.
Republican - Refers to the period in history and style of art that developed when Rome was ruled by the Republic, from its founding in 509 BCE through the Battle of Actium in 31 BCE or the formal establishment of the Empire in 27 BCE. Art produced during this period reflects the political power, glories, and distinguished ancestors of the ruling families, resulting in many portraits and historical reliefs. The style is characterized by the influence of Classical Greek art and an emphasis on extreme realism.
shields - General term for armor pieces carried in the hand or on the arm, used to parry an opponent's blows or provide shelter from projectiles. They have existed worldwide throughout history in a wide variety of sizes, shapes, and materials.
silver - Pure metallic element having symbol Ag and atomic number 47; a malleable, ductile, white metal with characteristic sheen, considered a precious metal. Silver is widely distributed throughout the world, occurring rarely as metallic silver (in Peru, Norway) but more often as silver-gold alloys and silver ore. Today silver is obtained as a byproduct in the refinement of gold, lead, copper, or zinc ores. Silver was smelted from the ore galena as early as 3800 BCE. As a pure metal, silver is second to gold in malleability and ductility, can be polished to a highly reflective surface, and used -- typically in an alloy -- in jewelry, coinage, photography, mirrors, electrical contacts, and tableware.
stars - Conventionalized figures derived from astronomical stars, having radiating points of any number.
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package com.sebastian_daschner.jaxrs_analyzer.analysis;

import com.sebastian_daschner.jaxrs_analyzer.LogProvider;
import com.sebastian_daschner.jaxrs_analyzer.builder.ResourceMethodBuilder;
import com.sebastian_daschner.jaxrs_analyzer.builder.ResponseBuilder;
import com.sebastian_daschner.jaxrs_analyzer.model.Types;
import com.sebastian_daschner.jaxrs_analyzer.model.rest.*;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;

import javax.tools.JavaCompiler;
import javax.tools.JavaFileObject;
import javax.tools.StandardJavaFileManager;
import javax.tools.ToolProvider;
import java.io.File;
import java.net.MalformedURLException;
import java.nio.file.Path;
import java.nio.file.Paths;
import java.util.*;
import java.util.stream.Collectors;
import java.util.stream.Stream;

import static java.util.Collections.singleton;
import static java.util.Collections.singletonList;
import static org.junit.Assert.*;

public class ProjectAnalyzerTest {

    private ProjectAnalyzer classUnderTest;
    private Path path;
    private String ignoredRootResource = "com.sebastian_daschner.jaxrs_test.IgnoredTestResources";

    @Before
    public void setUp() throws MalformedURLException {
        LogProvider.injectDebugLogger(System.out::println);

        final String testClassPath = "src/test/jaxrs-test";

        // invoke compilation for jaxrs-test classes
        final JavaCompiler compiler = ToolProvider.getSystemJavaCompiler();
        final StandardJavaFileManager fileManager = compiler.getStandardFileManager(null, null, null);
        final List<JavaFileObject> compilationUnits = findClassFiles(testClassPath, fileManager);

        final JavaCompiler.CompilationTask compilationTask = compiler.getTask(null, null, null, singletonList("-g"), null, compilationUnits);
        assertTrue("Could not compile test project", compilationTask.call());

        path = Paths.get(testClassPath).toAbsolutePath();

        final Set<Path> classPaths = Stream.of(System.getProperty("java.class.path").split(File.pathSeparator))
                .map(Paths::get)
                .collect(Collectors.toSet());

        classPaths.add(path);
        classUnderTest = new ProjectAnalyzer(classPaths);
    }

    @Test
    public void test() {
        final long startTime = System.currentTimeMillis();
        final Resources actualResources = classUnderTest.analyze(singleton(path), singleton(path), singleton(ignoredRootResource));
        System.out.println("Project analysis took " + (System.currentTimeMillis() - startTime) + " ms");
        final Resources expectedResources = getResources();

        assertEquals(expectedResources.getBasePath(), actualResources.getBasePath());

        assertFalse(actualResources.getResources().contains("ignored"));
        assertEquals(expectedResources.getResources(), actualResources.getResources());
        assertResourceEquals(expectedResources, actualResources);
        assertEquals(expectedResources.getTypeRepresentations().size(), actualResources.getTypeRepresentations().size());
    }

    private static void assertResourceEquals(final Resources expectedResources, final Resources actualResources) {
        actualResources.getResources().forEach(r -> {
            final Set<ResourceMethod> expectedMethods = expectedResources.getMethods(r);
            final Set<ResourceMethod> actualMethods = actualResources.getMethods(r);
            final String resourceText = "Compared resource " + r;

            actualMethods.forEach(am -> {
                final String methodText = resourceText + ", method " + am.getMethod();
                final ResourceMethod em = expectedMethods.stream().filter(m -> m.getMethod() == am.getMethod()).findAny()
                        .orElseThrow(() -> new AssertionError(am.getMethod() + " method not found for resource " + r));
                assertEquals(methodText, em.getMethodParameters(), am.getMethodParameters());
                assertEquals(methodText, em.getRequestMediaTypes(), am.getRequestMediaTypes());
                assertEquals(methodText, em.getResponseMediaTypes(), am.getResponseMediaTypes());
                assertTypeIdentifierEquals(methodText, em.getRequestBody(), am.getRequestBody(), expectedResources.getTypeRepresentations(), actualResources.getTypeRepresentations());
                assertEquals(methodText, em.getResponses().keySet(), am.getResponses().keySet());
                assertEquals(methodText, em.getDescription(), am.getDescription());
                assertEquals(methodText, em.getRequestBodyDescription(), am.getRequestBodyDescription());
                am.getResponses().entrySet().forEach(ae -> {
                    final Response ar = ae.getValue();
                    final Response er = em.getResponses().get(ae.getKey());
                    final String responseText = methodText + ", response " + ae.getKey();
                    assertEquals(responseText, er.getHeaders(), ar.getHeaders());
                    assertTypeIdentifierEquals(responseText, er.getResponseBody(), ar.getResponseBody(), expectedResources.getTypeRepresentations(), actualResources.getTypeRepresentations());
                });
            });

        });
    }

    private static void assertTypeIdentifierEquals(final String message, final TypeIdentifier expectedIdentifier, final TypeIdentifier actualIdentifier,
                                                   final Map<TypeIdentifier, TypeRepresentation> expectedResources, final Map<TypeIdentifier, TypeRepresentation> actualResources) {
        if (expectedIdentifier == null || actualIdentifier == null) {
            assertNull(message, expectedIdentifier);
            assertNull(message, actualIdentifier);
            return;
        }

        if (!expectedIdentifier.getName().startsWith("$")) {
            assertEquals(message, expectedIdentifier, actualIdentifier);
        }
        assertRepresentationEquals(message, expectedResources.get(expectedIdentifier), actualResources.get(actualIdentifier), expectedResources, actualResources);
    }

    private static void assertRepresentationEquals(final String message, final TypeRepresentation expectedRepresentation, final TypeRepresentation actualRepresentation,
                                                   final Map<TypeIdentifier, TypeRepresentation> expectedResources, final Map<TypeIdentifier, TypeRepresentation> actualResources) {
        if (expectedRepresentation == null || actualRepresentation == null) {
            assertNull(message, expectedRepresentation);
            assertNull(message, actualRepresentation);
            return;
        }

        assertEquals(expectedRepresentation.getClass(), actualRepresentation.getClass());
        if (expectedRepresentation instanceof TypeRepresentation.CollectionTypeRepresentation) {
            assertRepresentationEquals(message, ((TypeRepresentation.CollectionTypeRepresentation) expectedRepresentation).getRepresentation(),
                    ((TypeRepresentation.CollectionTypeRepresentation) actualRepresentation).getRepresentation(), expectedResources, actualResources);
        } else {
            final Map<String, TypeIdentifier> expectedProperties = ((TypeRepresentation.ConcreteTypeRepresentation) expectedRepresentation).getProperties();
            final Map<String, TypeIdentifier> actualProperties = ((TypeRepresentation.ConcreteTypeRepresentation) actualRepresentation).getProperties();
            assertEquals(message, expectedProperties.keySet(), actualProperties.keySet());
            actualProperties.forEach((k, v) -> assertTypeIdentifierEquals(message, expectedProperties.get(k), v, expectedResources, actualResources));
        }
    }

    private static Resources getResources() {
        final Resources resources = new Resources();
        Map<String, TypeIdentifier> properties;

        final TypeIdentifier stringIdentifier = TypeIdentifier.ofType(Types.STRING);

        properties = new HashMap<>();
        properties.put("id", TypeIdentifier.ofType(Types.PRIMITIVE_LONG));
        properties.put("name", stringIdentifier);
        final TypeIdentifier modelIdentifier = TypeIdentifier.ofType("Lcom/sebastian_daschner/jaxrs_test/Model;");
        final TypeRepresentation modelRepresentation = TypeRepresentation.ofConcrete(modelIdentifier, properties);
        resources.getTypeRepresentations().put(modelIdentifier, modelRepresentation);

        final TypeIdentifier modelListIdentifier = TypeIdentifier.ofType("Ljava/util/List<+Lcom/sebastian_daschner/jaxrs_test/Model;>;");
        resources.getTypeRepresentations().put(modelListIdentifier, TypeRepresentation.ofCollection(modelListIdentifier, modelRepresentation));
        final TypeIdentifier stringArrayListIdentifier = TypeIdentifier.ofType("Ljava/util/ArrayList<Ljava/lang/String;>;");
        resources.getTypeRepresentations().put(stringArrayListIdentifier, TypeRepresentation.ofCollection(stringArrayListIdentifier, TypeRepresentation.ofConcrete(stringIdentifier)));

        resources.setBasePath("rest");

        // test
        ResourceMethod firstGet = ResourceMethodBuilder.withMethod(HttpMethod.GET).andAcceptMediaTypes("application/json")
                .andResponseMediaTypes("application/json").andResponse(200, ResponseBuilder
                        .withResponseBody(modelListIdentifier).build()).build();
        ResourceMethod firstPost = ResourceMethodBuilder.withMethod(HttpMethod.POST).andRequestBodyType(Types.STRING)
                .andAcceptMediaTypes("application/json").andResponseMediaTypes("application/json")
                .andResponse(201, ResponseBuilder.newBuilder().andHeaders("Location").build()).build();
        ResourceMethod firstPut = ResourceMethodBuilder.withMethod(HttpMethod.PUT).andRequestBodyType(modelIdentifier)
                .andAcceptMediaTypes("application/json").andResponseMediaTypes("application/json")
                .andResponse(202, ResponseBuilder.newBuilder().build()).build();
        addMethods(resources, "test", firstGet, firstPost, firstPut);//, firstDelete);

        // test/{foobar}
        ResourceMethod firstDelete = ResourceMethodBuilder.withMethod(HttpMethod.DELETE, "Deletes a test.").andPathParam("foobar", Types.STRING, null, "The foo query")
                .andAcceptMediaTypes("application/json").andResponseMediaTypes("application/json")
                .andResponse(204, ResponseBuilder.newBuilder().build()).build();
        addMethods(resources, "test/{foobar}", firstDelete);

        // test/{id}
        ResourceMethod secondGet = ResourceMethodBuilder.withMethod(HttpMethod.GET)
                .andResponse(200, ResponseBuilder.withResponseBody(modelIdentifier).build())
                .andAcceptMediaTypes("application/json").andResponseMediaTypes("application/json")
                .andPathParam("id", Types.STRING).build();
        ResourceMethod secondDelete = ResourceMethodBuilder.withMethod(HttpMethod.DELETE)
                .andAcceptMediaTypes("application/json").andResponseMediaTypes("application/json")
                .andPathParam("id", "Ljava/lang/String;")
                .andResponse(204, ResponseBuilder.newBuilder().build())
                .andResponse(404, ResponseBuilder.newBuilder().andHeaders("X-Message").build())
                .andResponse(500, ResponseBuilder.newBuilder().build()).build();
        addMethods(resources, "test/{id}", secondGet, secondDelete);

        // test/{id}/test
        ResourceMethod thirdDelete = ResourceMethodBuilder.withMethod(HttpMethod.DELETE, "Deletes another test.")
                .andAcceptMediaTypes("application/json").andResponseMediaTypes("application/json")
                .andPathParam("id", Types.STRING, null, "The ID").andQueryParam("query", Types.PRIMITIVE_INT, null, "The deletion query")
                .andResponse(204, ResponseBuilder.newBuilder().build()).build();
        addMethods(resources, "test/{id}/test", thirdDelete);

        // test/test
        ResourceMethod fourthGet = ResourceMethodBuilder.withMethod(HttpMethod.GET, "Returns a test string with plain text.").andAcceptMediaTypes("application/json")
                .andResponseMediaTypes("text/plain", "application/json").andResponse(200, ResponseBuilder.withResponseBody(stringIdentifier).build()).build();
        addMethods(resources, "test/test", fourthGet);

        // resourceWithoutClassLevelJavadoc/test
        ResourceMethod getResourceWithoutJavadoc = ResourceMethodBuilder.withMethod(HttpMethod.GET, "Returns a test string in json.").andAcceptMediaTypes("application/json")
                .andResponseMediaTypes("application/json").andResponse(200, ResponseBuilder.withResponseBody(stringIdentifier).build()).build();
        addMethods(resources, "resourceWithoutJavadoc/test", getResourceWithoutJavadoc);

        // complex
        ResourceMethod eighthGet = ResourceMethodBuilder.withMethod(HttpMethod.GET).andResponseMediaTypes("application/json")
                .andResponse(200, ResponseBuilder.withResponseBody(stringArrayListIdentifier).build()).build();
        ResourceMethod secondPut = ResourceMethodBuilder.withMethod(HttpMethod.PUT)
                .andResponse(204, ResponseBuilder.newBuilder().build()).build();
        addMethods(resources, "complex", eighthGet, secondPut);

        // complex/string
        ResourceMethod ninthGet = ResourceMethodBuilder.withMethod(HttpMethod.GET).andResponseMediaTypes("application/json")
                .andResponse(200, ResponseBuilder.withResponseBody(stringIdentifier).build()).build();
        addMethods(resources, "complex/string", ninthGet);

        // complex/status
        ResourceMethod fifthGet = ResourceMethodBuilder.withMethod(HttpMethod.GET)
                .andResponse(200, ResponseBuilder.withResponseBody(stringIdentifier).build()).build();
        addMethods(resources, "complex/status", fifthGet);

        // complex/{info}
        ResourceMethod sixthGet = ResourceMethodBuilder.withMethod(HttpMethod.GET)
                .andPathParam("info", Types.STRING).andResponse(200, ResponseBuilder.newBuilder().andHeaders("X-Info").build()).build();
        addMethods(resources, "complex/{info}", sixthGet);

        // complex/sub
        ResourceMethod secondPost = ResourceMethodBuilder.withMethod(HttpMethod.POST, "Creates a sub resource.").andRequestBodyType(Types.STRING, "The entity")
                .andQueryParam("query", Types.STRING, null, "The query param.")
                .andResponse(202, ResponseBuilder.newBuilder().andHeaders("X-Info").build()).build();
        addMethods(resources, "complex/sub", secondPost);

        // subsub
        addMethods(resources, "subsub", secondPost);

        // complex/sub/{name}
        ResourceMethod seventhGet = ResourceMethodBuilder.withMethod(HttpMethod.GET, "Gets a sub resource.").andPathParam("name", Types.STRING, null, "The name")
                .andQueryParam("query", Types.STRING, null, "The query param.")
                .andResponse(200, ResponseBuilder.withResponseBody(stringIdentifier).build()).build();
        addMethods(resources, "complex/sub/{name}", seventhGet);

        // subsub/{name}
        addMethods(resources, "subsub/{name}", seventhGet);

        // complex/anotherSub
        ResourceMethod thirdPost = ResourceMethodBuilder.withMethod(HttpMethod.POST, "Creates a sub resource.").andRequestBodyType(Types.STRING, "The entity")
                .andQueryParam("query", Types.STRING, null, "The query param.")
                .andResponse(202, ResponseBuilder.newBuilder().andHeaders("X-Info").build()).build();
        addMethods(resources, "complex/anotherSub", thirdPost);

        // complex/anotherSub/{name}
        ResourceMethod tenthGet = ResourceMethodBuilder.withMethod(HttpMethod.GET, "Gets a sub resource.").andPathParam("name", Types.STRING, null, "The name")
                .andQueryParam("query", Types.STRING, null, "The query param.")
                .andResponse(200, ResponseBuilder.withResponseBody(stringIdentifier).build()).build();
        addMethods(resources, "complex/anotherSub/{name}", tenthGet);

        // complex/anotherSubres
        ResourceMethod fourthPost = ResourceMethodBuilder.withMethod(HttpMethod.POST, "Creates a sub resource.").andRequestBodyType(Types.STRING, "The entity")
                .andQueryParam("query", Types.STRING, null, "The query param.")
                .andResponse(202, ResponseBuilder.newBuilder().andHeaders("X-Info").build()).build();
        addMethods(resources, "complex/anotherSubres", fourthPost);

        // complex/anotherSubres/{name}
        ResourceMethod eleventhGet = ResourceMethodBuilder.withMethod(HttpMethod.GET, "Gets a sub resource.").andPathParam("name", Types.STRING, null, "The name")
                .andQueryParam("query", Types.STRING, null, "The query param.")
                .andResponse(200, ResponseBuilder.withResponseBody(stringIdentifier).build()).build();
        addMethods(resources, "complex/anotherSubres/{name}", eleventhGet);

        // complex/auth
        ResourceMethod authGet = ResourceMethodBuilder.withMethod(HttpMethod.GET, "Creates an authorization endpoint.")
                .andHeaderParam("Authorization", Types.STRING)
                .andResponse(200, ResponseBuilder.withResponseBody(stringIdentifier).build()).build();
        addMethods(resources, "complex/auth", authGet);

        // json_tests
        final TypeIdentifier firstIdentifier = TypeIdentifier.ofDynamic();
        properties = new HashMap<>();
        properties.put("key", stringIdentifier);
        // All numbers are treat as double (JSON type number)
        properties.put("duke", TypeIdentifier.ofType(Types.DOUBLE));
        resources.getTypeRepresentations().put(firstIdentifier, TypeRepresentation.ofConcrete(firstIdentifier, properties));
        ResourceMethod twelfthGet = ResourceMethodBuilder.withMethod(HttpMethod.GET).andResponse(200, ResponseBuilder.withResponseBody(firstIdentifier).build()).build();

        final TypeIdentifier secondIdentifier = TypeIdentifier.ofDynamic();
        properties = new HashMap<>();
        properties.put("key", stringIdentifier);
        resources.getTypeRepresentations().put(secondIdentifier, TypeRepresentation.ofConcrete(secondIdentifier, properties));

        // TODO type should be Object because JsonArray is interpreted as collection type
        final TypeIdentifier thirdIdentifier = TypeIdentifier.ofDynamic();
        resources.getTypeRepresentations().put(thirdIdentifier, TypeRepresentation.ofCollection(thirdIdentifier, TypeRepresentation.ofConcrete(stringIdentifier)));
        ResourceMethod fifthPost = ResourceMethodBuilder.withMethod(HttpMethod.POST)
                .andResponse(202, ResponseBuilder.withResponseBody(secondIdentifier).build())
                .andResponse(500, ResponseBuilder.newBuilder().build())
                .andResponse(200, ResponseBuilder.withResponseBody(thirdIdentifier).build()).build();

        addMethods(resources, "json_tests", twelfthGet, fifthPost);

        // json_tests/info
        final TypeIdentifier fourthIdentifier = TypeIdentifier.ofDynamic();
        properties = new HashMap<>();
        properties.put("key", stringIdentifier);
        properties.put("duke", stringIdentifier);
        properties.put("hello", stringIdentifier);
        resources.getTypeRepresentations().put(fourthIdentifier, TypeRepresentation.ofConcrete(fourthIdentifier, properties));
        ResourceMethod thirteenthGet = ResourceMethodBuilder.withMethod(HttpMethod.GET).andResponse(200, ResponseBuilder.withResponseBody(fourthIdentifier).build())
                .build();
        addMethods(resources, "json_tests/info", thirteenthGet);

        return resources;
    }

    private static void addMethods(final Resources resources, final String path, final ResourceMethod... methods) {
        Stream.of(methods).forEach(m -> resources.addMethod(path, m));
    }

    private static List<JavaFileObject> findClassFiles(final String classPath, final StandardJavaFileManager fileManager, final String... packages) {
        final Iterable<? extends JavaFileObject> fileObjects = fileManager.getJavaFileObjects(Paths.get(classPath, packages).toFile().listFiles((dir, name) -> name.endsWith(".java")));
        List<JavaFileObject> classFiles = new LinkedList<>();
        fileObjects.forEach(classFiles::add);

        Stream.of(Paths.get(classPath, packages).toFile().listFiles(File::isDirectory)).map(File::getName)
                .map(n -> {
                    final String[] packagesNames = Arrays.copyOf(packages, packages.length + 1);
                    packagesNames[packages.length] = n;
                    return packagesNames;
                }).forEach(p -> classFiles.addAll(findClassFiles(classPath, fileManager, p)));

        return classFiles;
    }

}