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Imprint: Puffin MR
Hairy Maclary from Donaldson's Dairy
Lynley Dodd
The iconic first Hairy Maclary book, which introduces Hercules Morse, Bitzer Maloney, Muffin McLay, Bottomley Potts, Schnitzel von Krumm and of course the famous Hairy Maclary from Donaldson's Dairy.
Lynley Dodd's iconic first Hairy Maclary book, which introduces the famous Hairy Maclary from Donaldson's Dairy and his canine gang.
Out of the gate
and off for a walk
went Hairy Maclary
from Donaldson's Dairy
Hairy Maclary's friends join him for a walk until, with a sudden yowl, a wail and a howl, they all run off.
What could have caused such a scatter of paws?
Read all the Hairy Maclary and Friends books by Lynley Dodd!
www.hairymaclary.com
Lynley Dodd graduated from the Elam School of Art in Auckland with a diploma in Fine Arts, majoring in sculpture. She went on to teach art before taking a break to start a family. She began to work as a freelance illustrator and collaborated with author Eve Sutton on My Cat Likes To Hide in Boxes. There was no looking back as Lynley went on to write and illustrate her own books for children. Exuberant artwork and bouncy rhymes come together perfectly in books like Slinky Malinki and Hairy Maclary from Donaldson's Dairy. As well as being a visual delight, these are some of the most rewarding books for children and adults to read out loud. It comes as no surprise that, as a child, she adored Dr Seuss because of his 'crazy sounds and the fact that he took such liberties with the English language.' Other favourite authors included A A Milne and the fairy tales of The Grimm Brothers and Hans Christian Andersen. Today, Lynley is a big fan of Quentin Blake 'because of his humour and very clever art work.'
Also by Lynley Dodd
Praise for Hairy Maclary from Donaldson's Dairy
A most notable picture book . . . filled to the brim with genuine humour
Junior Bookshelf
Rhyming, catchy and comical with brilliant characters and plots.
lovereading4kids.co.uk
It's not hard to see why kids have fallen in love with Hairy Maclary, especially with the excellent rhythm, rhyme and repetition that Lynley Dodd is so expert in achieving.
Creativekidstales.com.au
Hairy Maclary from Donaldson's Dairy is an absolute classic story book, and for good reason! It's told in fantastic, cumulative rhyming text, which means it's packed full of repetition - perfect for little ones with language disorders. All the dogs have rhyming names and are brilliantly described, making it an excellent choice for targeting description skills.
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Dame Lynley Dodd's lovable animal friends have some harbourside real estate.
Hairy Maclary activity pack
Out of the gate and off for a walk went Hairy Maclary from Donaldson's Dairy...
Meet Hairy Maclary and his friends!
Meet the characters from the beloved children's series.
10 must read books for children under 5!
Filled with adventure, inspiration and humour, these books are sure to take little readers and their imaginations to new and fantastic places!
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B.J. Novak, B. J. Novak
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Hairy Maclary and Friends: Touch and Feel Book
Bluey: At Home with the Heelers
The Book That Did Not Want To Be Read
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Chris Chatterton, Rhiannon Fielding
Baby Bedtime
Emma Quay, Mem Fox


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The United Nations Secretary-General Looks At The Year Ahead For The Global Body
In remarks before an informal session of the U.N. General Assembly on January 16, 2019, Secretary-General Guterres stated that when he spoke in 2018, he had "issued a red alert" for the world. In his comments earlier this year, he indicated that the "Alarm bells are still ringing."
"By 2050 we need to reach net zero global emissions."
In remarks before an informal session of the U.N. General Assembly on January 16, 2019, Secretary-General Guterres stated that when he spoke in 2018, he had "issued a red alert" for the world. In his comments earlier this year, he indicated that the "Alarm bells are still ringing."
The problems confronting the international community are significant. From persistent conflict adding to the growing number of displaced persons worldwide, to the unwavering issues of global poverty and hunger, the gap between rich and poor, the ever-present matter of climate change, continuing violations of human rights and the relentless attacks on journalists, when viewed in total, greatly impacts the lives of individuals around the world.
The inability of global leadership to address these issues equates to greater mistrust in the institutions of governance, including, as Guterres pointed out, the U.N. In this global environment, the work of the U.N. is more important than ever.
The leader of the global body cited reforms that have been instituted under his guidance to make the U.N. more responsive to the needs of people. One such measure relates to the issuance of "new delegations of authority to more than 200 heads of U.N. entities" which he says will "cut red tape and bring decision-making closer to the point of delivery." He believes these reforms will see a U.N. in 2019 that will be "working for all."
A greater point of emphasis will be placed upon Africa as the U.N. seeks to bolster its partnership with the African Union as both entities strive for lasting peace on the continent, especially in countries like "Mali and the Sahel, South Sudan, Somalia, the Central African Republic and the Democratic Republic of the Congo."
In Yemen, a humanitarian disaster of immense proportion continues because of the ongoing conflict. Guterres stated the Stockholm Agreement prevented what would have become a disastrous military battle in Hudaydah exacerbating the famine in the country.
The efforts of the U.N. in Libya as a result of the ceasefire it helped to broker has remained and he cited the need to advance this process by creating a National Conference to move towards "reconciliation and future elections." Syria, on the other hand, remains mired in conflict creating a humanitarian nightmare displacing millions of people from their homes. The Secretary-General's appointment of a Special Envoy brings hope that a peaceful outcome can occur to a country that has only experienced violence and chaos.
Obstacles continue to remain in the Ukraine, Myanmar, Afghanistan and the Caucasus. These challenges require a unified Security Council, which in and of itself is no small matter. In addition, moving towards peace requires women to be "full participants" in any peace process. This is one of the Secretary-General's top five priorities for 2019: A greater use of diplomacy to solve such intractable conflicts.
Second, greater attention must be paid to climate change and its devastating consequences. Under the Paris Climate Agreement, Member States are required to "assess progress and submit new pledges to meet the goals to which they agreed." This must be done by 2020. Guterres further added that "by 2050 we need to reach net zero global emissions." To this end, he will have a Climate Summit on September 23 rd bringing together all the key actors, including business, civil society, and political leaders.
Third, following the September Climate Summit, the leader of the world body has asked world leaders to join together to discuss the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). He has not seen the progress he had hoped for with the 2030 Agenda. It is in the vein he has summoned the presence of global leaders to find ways to jumpstart these efforts.
Fourth, Guterres wishes to address the challenges posed by the development of new technologies. He said that "reducing digital inequality, building digital capacity and ensuring that new technologies are on our side as a force for good."  Fifth, he believes it is the values of the U.N. that "binds us together" specifically mentioning "peace, justice, human dignity, tolerance and solidarity." It was these guiding principles that were at the heart of the U.N.'s creation over seventy years ago. And they continue today to remain the bedrock upon which the global body was built.
United Nations at 75: The Case for a Return to Multilateralism
World Refugee Day: COVID-19 and the Threat it Poses to Refugees and IDPs
A Day to Honor and Acknowledge the Bravery of Our Frontline Workers

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#============================ adjust path =====================================

import sys
import os
if __name__ == "__main__":
    here = sys.path[0]
    sys.path.insert(0, os.path.join(here, '..', '..'))

#============================ verify installation =============================

from SmartMeshSDK import SmsdkInstallVerifier
(goodToGo,reason) = SmsdkInstallVerifier.verifyComponents(
    [
        SmsdkInstallVerifier.PYTHON,
        SmsdkInstallVerifier.PYSERIAL,
    ]
)
if not goodToGo:
    print "Your installation does not allow this application to run:\n"
    print reason
    raw_input("Press any button to exit")
    sys.exit(1)

#============================ imports =========================================

import threading
import copy
import time
import traceback

from   SmartMeshSDK                    import AppUtils,                   \
                                              FormatUtils,                \
                                              LatencyCalculator
from   SmartMeshSDK.ApiDefinition      import IpMgrDefinition,            \
                                              HartMgrDefinition
from   SmartMeshSDK.IpMgrConnectorMux  import IpMgrSubscribe,             \
                                              IpMgrConnectorMux
from   SmartMeshSDK.ApiException       import APIError
from   SmartMeshSDK.protocols.oap      import OAPDispatcher,              \
                                              OAPClient,                  \
                                              OAPMessage,                 \
                                              OAPNotif
from   dustUI                          import dustWindow,                 \
                                              dustFrameApi,               \
                                              dustFrameConnection,        \
                                              dustFrameMoteList,          \
                                              dustFrameText,              \
                                              dustStyle

#============================ logging =========================================

# local

import logging
class NullHandler(logging.Handler):
    def emit(self, record):
        pass
log = logging.getLogger('App')
log.setLevel(logging.ERROR)
log.addHandler(NullHandler())

# global

AppUtils.configureLogging()

#============================ defines =========================================

GUI_UPDATEPERIOD = 250   # in ms

# columns names
COL_LED          = 'toggle led'
COL_NOTIF_DATA   = IpMgrSubscribe.IpMgrSubscribe.NOTIFDATA
COL_NOTIF_IPDATA = IpMgrSubscribe.IpMgrSubscribe.NOTIFIPDATA
COL_NOTIF_HR     = IpMgrSubscribe.IpMgrSubscribe.NOTIFHEALTHREPORT
COL_LAT_MIN      = 'lat. min'
COL_LAT_CUR      = 'lat. current'
COL_LAT_MAX      = 'lat. max'
COL_NOTIF_CLR    = 'clear counters'
COL_TEMPERATURE  = 'temperature'
COL_TEMP_NUM     = 'num. temp'
COL_TEMP_CLR     = 'clear temp'
COL_TEMP_RATE    = 'publish rate (ms)'
COL_ACTION1      = 'action1'

#============================ body ============================================

##
# \addtogroup Heliostat
# \{
#

class HartMgrSubscriber(threading.Thread):

    def __init__(self,connector,dataCb,eventCb,disconnectedCb):

        # log
        log.debug("Initialize HartMgrSubscriber")

        # record variables
        self.connector       = connector
        self.dataCb          = dataCb
        self.eventCb         = eventCb
        self.disconnectedCb  = disconnectedCb

        # initialize parent class
        threading.Thread.__init__(self)

        # give this thread a name
        self.name            = "HartMgrSubscriber"

        # subscribe to data
        self.connector.dn_subscribe('data event-network')

    def run(self):
        log.debug("HartMgrSubscriber starts running")
        keepListening = True
        while keepListening:
            try:
                input = self.connector.getNotificationInternal(-1)
            except (ConnectionError,QueueError) as err:
                keepListening = False
            else:
                if input:
                    log.debug("HartMgrSubscriber received {0}".format(input))
                    if   input[0][0] in ['data']:
                        self.dataCb('.'.join(input[0]),input[1])
                    elif input[0][0] in ['event']:
                        self.eventCb(input[0][1],input[1])
                    else:
                        raise SystemError("No callback for {0}".format(input[0]))
                else:
                    keepListening = False
        self.disconnectedCb()

class notifClient(object):

    def __init__(self, apiDef, connector, disconnectedCallback, latencyCalculator):

        # store params
        self.apiDef               = apiDef
        self.connector            = connector
        self.disconnectedCallback = disconnectedCallback
        self.latencyCalculator    = latencyCalculator

        # log
        log.debug("Initialize notifClient")

        # variables
        self.dataLock             = threading.Lock()
        self.isMoteActive         = {}
        self.data                 = {}
        self.updates              = {}

        # subscriber
        if   isinstance(self.apiDef,IpMgrDefinition.IpMgrDefinition):
            # we are connected to an IP manager

            self.subscriber = IpMgrSubscribe.IpMgrSubscribe(self.connector)
            self.subscriber.start()
            self.subscriber.subscribe(
                notifTypes =    [
                                    IpMgrSubscribe.IpMgrSubscribe.NOTIFDATA,
                                ],
                fun =           self._dataCallback,
                isRlbl =        False,
            )
            self.subscriber.subscribe(
                notifTypes =    [
                                    IpMgrSubscribe.IpMgrSubscribe.NOTIFEVENT,
                                ],
                fun =           self._eventCallback,
                isRlbl =        True,
            )
            self.subscriber.subscribe(
                notifTypes =    [
                                    IpMgrSubscribe.IpMgrSubscribe.ERROR,
                                    IpMgrSubscribe.IpMgrSubscribe.FINISH,
                                ],
                fun =           self.disconnectedCallback,
                isRlbl =        True,
            )

        elif isinstance(self.apiDef,HartMgrDefinition.HartMgrDefinition):
            # we are connected to a HART manager

            self.subscriber = HartMgrSubscriber(self.connector,
                                                self._dataCallback,
                                                self._eventCallback,
                                                self.disconnectedCallback)
            self.subscriber.start()

        else:
            output = "apiDef of type {0} unexpected".format(type(self.apiDef))
            log.critical(output)
            print output
            raise SystemError(output)

        # OAP dispatcher
        self.oap_dispatch = OAPDispatcher.OAPDispatcher()
        self.oap_dispatch.register_notif_handler(self._handle_oap_notif)

    #======================== public ==========================================

    def getData(self):
        self.dataLock.acquire()
        returnIsMoteActive   = copy.deepcopy(self.isMoteActive)
        returnData           = copy.deepcopy(self.data)
        returnUpdates        = copy.deepcopy(self.updates)
        self.updates         = {}
        self.dataLock.release()
        return (returnIsMoteActive,returnData,returnUpdates)

    def getOapDispatcher(self):
        return self.oap_dispatch

    def clearNotifCounters(self,mac):
        self.dataLock.acquire()
        self.updates = {}
        if mac in self.data:
            self.updates[mac] = []
            for k,v in self.data[mac].items():
                if   k in [COL_NOTIF_DATA,
                           COL_NOTIF_IPDATA,
                           COL_NOTIF_HR]:
                    self.updates[mac].append(k)
                    self.data[mac][k] = 0
                elif k in [COL_LAT_MIN,
                           COL_LAT_CUR,
                           COL_LAT_MAX,]:
                    self.updates[mac].append(k)
                    self.data[mac][k] = '-'
        self.dataLock.release()

    def clearTemp(self,mac):
        self.dataLock.acquire()
        self.updates = {}
        if mac in self.data:
            self.updates[mac] = []
            for k,v in self.data[mac].items():
                if   k in [COL_TEMP_NUM,]:
                    self.updates[mac].append(k)
                    self.data[mac][k] = 0
                if   k in [COL_TEMPERATURE,]:
                    self.updates[mac].append(k)
                    self.data[mac][k] = '-'
        self.dataLock.release()

    def disconnect(self):
        self.connector.disconnect()

    #======================== private =========================================

    def _dataCallback(self, notifName, notifParams):

        # log
        if   isinstance(self.apiDef,IpMgrDefinition.IpMgrDefinition):
            # IpMgrSubscribe generates a named tuple
            log.debug(
                "notifClient._dataCallback {0}:\n{1}".format(
                    notifName,
                    FormatUtils.formatNamedTuple(notifParams)
                )
            )
        elif isinstance(self.apiDef,HartMgrDefinition.HartMgrDefinition):
            # HartMgrSubscriber generates a dictionary
            log.debug(
                "notifClient._dataCallback {0}:\n{1}".format(
                    notifName,
                    FormatUtils.formatDictionnary(notifParams)
                )
            )
        else:
            output = "apiDef of type {0} unexpected".format(type(self.apiDef))
            log.critical(output)
            print output
            raise SystemError(output)

        # record current time
        timeNow = time.time()

        # read MAC address from notification
        mac = self._getMacFromNotifParams(notifParams)

        # lock the data structure
        self.dataLock.acquire()

        # add mac/type to data, if necessary
        if mac not in self.data:
            self.data[mac] = {}
        if notifName not in self.data[mac]:
            self.data[mac][notifName] = 0

        # add mac/type to updates, if necessary
        if mac not in self.updates:
            self.updates[mac] = []
        if notifName not in self.updates[mac]:
            self.updates[mac].append(notifName)

        # increment counter
        self.data[mac][notifName] += 1

        # transform HART OAP notification into equivalent IP version
        if isinstance(self.apiDef,HartMgrDefinition.HartMgrDefinition):
            # we are connected to a HART manager

            if (notifName in ['data']) and (len(notifParams['payload'])>2):
                notifName = IpMgrSubscribe.IpMgrSubscribe.NOTIFDATA

                notifParams = IpMgrConnectorMux.IpMgrConnectorMux.Tuple_notifData(
                    utcSecs       = int(notifParams['time']/1000),
                    utcUsecs      = (notifParams['time']%1000)*1000,
                    macAddress    = mac,
                    srcPort       = OAPMessage.OAP_PORT,
                    dstPort       = OAPMessage.OAP_PORT,
                    data          = tuple(notifParams['payload'][2:]),
                )

        # calculate latency
        try:
            if notifName in [IpMgrSubscribe.IpMgrSubscribe.NOTIFDATA,
                             IpMgrSubscribe.IpMgrSubscribe.NOTIFIPDATA,]:
                try:
                    latency = self.latencyCalculator.getLatency(
                            float(notifParams.utcSecs)+(float(notifParams.utcUsecs)/1000000.0),
                            timeNow)
                    # lat. current
                    if COL_LAT_CUR not in self.data[mac]:
                        self.data[mac][COL_LAT_CUR] = '-'
                    if COL_LAT_CUR not in self.updates[mac]:
                        self.updates[mac].append(COL_LAT_CUR)
                    self.data[mac][COL_LAT_CUR] = latency
                    # lat. min
                    if (
                        (
                           (COL_LAT_MIN in self.data[mac])
                           and
                           (latency<self.data[mac][COL_LAT_MIN])
                        )
                        or
                        (
                           (COL_LAT_MIN not in self.data[mac])
                        )
                        or
                        (
                           (COL_LAT_MIN in self.data[mac])
                           and
                           (self.data[mac][COL_LAT_MIN]=='-')
                        )
                       ):
                        if COL_LAT_MIN not in self.data[mac]:
                            self.data[mac][COL_LAT_MIN] = '-'
                        if COL_LAT_MIN not in self.updates[mac]:
                            self.updates[mac].append(COL_LAT_MIN)
                        self.data[mac][COL_LAT_MIN] = latency
                    # max
                    if (
                        (
                           (COL_LAT_MAX in self.data[mac])
                           and
                           (latency>self.data[mac][COL_LAT_MAX])
                        )
                        or
                        (
                           (COL_LAT_MAX not in self.data[mac])
                        )
                        or
                        (
                           (COL_LAT_MAX in self.data[mac])
                           and
                           (self.data[mac][COL_LAT_MAX]=='-')
                        )
                       ):
                        if COL_LAT_MAX not in self.data[mac]:
                            self.data[mac][COL_LAT_MAX] = '-'
                        if COL_LAT_MAX not in self.updates[mac]:
                            self.updates[mac].append(COL_LAT_MAX)
                        self.data[mac][COL_LAT_MAX] = latency
                except RuntimeError:
                    # can happen if latency calculator hasn't acquired lock yet
                    pass
        except Exception as err:
            print err

        # unlock the data structure
        self.dataLock.release()

        # parse OAP packet
        if notifName in [IpMgrSubscribe.IpMgrSubscribe.NOTIFDATA]:
            self.oap_dispatch.dispatch_pkt(notifName, notifParams)

    def _eventCallback(self, notifName, notifParams):

        try:

            # log
            log.debug("notifClient._eventCallback {0} {1}".format(notifName, notifParams))

            # lock the data structure
            self.dataLock.acquire()

            if   isinstance(self.apiDef,IpMgrDefinition.IpMgrDefinition):

                if notifName in [IpMgrSubscribe.IpMgrSubscribe.EVENTMOTEOPERATIONAL]:
                    mac = self._getMacFromNotifParams(notifParams)
                    self.isMoteActive[mac] = True

                if notifName in [IpMgrSubscribe.IpMgrSubscribe.EVENTMOTELOST]:
                    mac = self._getMacFromNotifParams(notifParams)
                    self.isMoteActive[mac] = False

            elif isinstance(self.apiDef,HartMgrDefinition.HartMgrDefinition):

                if notifName in ['MoteLive']:
                    mac = self._getMacFromNotifParams(notifParams)
                    self.isMoteActive[mac] = True

                if notifName in ['MoteUnknown','MoteDisconnect','MoteJoin']:
                    mac = self._getMacFromNotifParams(notifParams)
                    self.isMoteActive[mac] = False

            else:
                output = "apiDef of type {0} unexpected".format(type(self.apiDef))
                log.critical(output)
                print output
                raise SystemError(output)

        except Exception as err:
            output = traceback.format_exc()
            print output
            log.critical(output)

        finally:

            # unlock the data structure
            self.dataLock.release()

    def _getMacFromNotifParams(self,notifParams):

        if   isinstance(self.apiDef,IpMgrDefinition.IpMgrDefinition):
            # we are connected to an IP manager

            return tuple(notifParams.macAddress)
        elif isinstance(self.apiDef,HartMgrDefinition.HartMgrDefinition):
            # we are connected to a HART manager

            return tuple([int(i,16) for i in notifParams['macAddr'].split('-')])
        else:
            output = "apiDef of type {0} unexpected".format(type(self.apiDef))
            log.critical(output)
            print output
            raise SystemError(output)

    def _handle_oap_notif(self,mac,notif):

        # convert MAC to tuple
        mac = tuple(mac)

        if isinstance(notif,OAPNotif.OAPTempSample):
            # this is a temperature notification

            # lock the data structure
            self.dataLock.acquire()

            # add mac/type to updates, if necessary
            if mac not in self.data:
                self.data[mac] = {}
            if COL_TEMPERATURE not in self.data[mac]:
                self.data[mac][COL_TEMPERATURE] = None
            if COL_TEMP_NUM not in self.data[mac]:
                self.data[mac][COL_TEMP_NUM]   = 0

            # add mac/type to updates, if necessary
            if mac not in self.updates:
                self.updates[mac] = []
            if COL_TEMPERATURE not in self.updates[mac]:
                self.updates[mac].append(COL_TEMPERATURE)
            if COL_TEMP_NUM not in self.updates[mac]:
                self.updates[mac].append(COL_TEMP_NUM)

            self.data[mac][COL_TEMPERATURE]  = notif.samples[0]
            self.data[mac][COL_TEMP_NUM]   += 1

            # unlock the data structure
            self.dataLock.release()

class HeliostatGui(object):

    def __init__(self):

        # local variables
        self.guiLock            = threading.Lock()
        self.apiDef             = IpMgrDefinition.IpMgrDefinition()
        self.notifClientHandler = None
        self.latencyCalculator  = None
        self.guiUpdaters        = 0
        self.oap_clients        = {}

        # create window
        self.window = dustWindow.dustWindow(
            'Heliostat',
             self._windowCb_close
        )

        # add a API selection frame
        self.apiFrame = dustFrameApi.dustFrameApi(
                                    self.window,
                                    self.guiLock,
                                    self._apiFrameCb_apiLoaded,
                                    row=0,column=0,
                                    deviceType=dustFrameApi.dustFrameApi.MANAGER)
        self.apiFrame.show()

        # add a connection frame
        self.connectionFrame = dustFrameConnection.dustFrameConnection(
                                    self.window,
                                    self.guiLock,
                                    self._connectionFrameCb_connected,
                                    frameName="manager connection",
                                    row=1,column=0)

        # add a mote list frame
        columnnames =       [
            # led
            {
                'name': COL_LED,
                'type': dustFrameMoteList.dustFrameMoteList.ACTION,
            },
            # counters and latency
            {
                'name': COL_NOTIF_DATA,
                'type': dustFrameMoteList.dustFrameMoteList.LABEL,
            },
            {
                'name': COL_NOTIF_IPDATA,
                'type': dustFrameMoteList.dustFrameMoteList.LABEL,
            },
            {
                'name': COL_NOTIF_HR,
                'type': dustFrameMoteList.dustFrameMoteList.LABEL,
            },
            {
                'name': COL_LAT_MIN,
                'type': dustFrameMoteList.dustFrameMoteList.LABEL,
            },
            {
                'name': COL_LAT_CUR,
                'type': dustFrameMoteList.dustFrameMoteList.LABEL,
            },
            {
                'name': COL_LAT_MAX,
                'type': dustFrameMoteList.dustFrameMoteList.LABEL,
            },
            {
                'name': COL_NOTIF_CLR,
                'type': dustFrameMoteList.dustFrameMoteList.ACTION,
            },
            # temperature
            {
                'name': COL_TEMPERATURE,
                'type': dustFrameMoteList.dustFrameMoteList.LABEL,
            },
            {
                'name': COL_TEMP_NUM,
                'type': dustFrameMoteList.dustFrameMoteList.LABEL,
            },
            {
                'name': COL_TEMP_CLR,
                'type': dustFrameMoteList.dustFrameMoteList.ACTION,
            },
            {
                'name': COL_TEMP_RATE,
                'type': dustFrameMoteList.dustFrameMoteList.GETSETONEVAL,
            },
            # control and latency
            {
                'name': COL_ACTION1,
                'type': dustFrameMoteList.dustFrameMoteList.ACTION,
            },
        ]
        self.moteListFrame = dustFrameMoteList.dustFrameMoteList(self.window,
                                               self.guiLock,
                                               columnnames,
                                               row=2,column=0)
        self.moteListFrame.show()

        # add a status (text) frame
        self.statusFrame   = dustFrameText.dustFrameText(
                                    self.window,
                                    self.guiLock,
                                    frameName="status",
                                    row=3,column=0)
        self.statusFrame.show()

    #======================== public ==========================================

    def start(self):

        # log
        log.debug("Starting HeliostatGui")

        # start Tkinter's main thead
        try:
            self.window.mainloop()
        except SystemExit:
            sys.exit()

    #======================== private =========================================

    #===== user interaction

    def _apiFrameCb_apiLoaded(self,apiDefLoaded):
        '''
        \brief Called when an API is selected.
        '''

        # log
        log.debug("_apiFrameCb_apiLoaded")

        # record the loaded API
        self.apiDef = apiDefLoaded

        # tell other frames about it
        self.connectionFrame.apiLoaded(self.apiDef)

        # display frames
        self.connectionFrame.show()

        # update status
        self.statusFrame.write("API {0} loaded successfully.".format(type(apiDefLoaded)))

    def _connectionFrameCb_connected(self,connector):
        '''
        \brief Called when the connectionFrame has connected.
        '''

        # log
        log.debug("_connectionFrameCb_connected")

        # store the connector
        self.connector = connector

        # start a latency calculator
        self.latencyCalculator = LatencyCalculator.LatencyCalculator(self.apiDef,self.connector)
        self.latencyCalculator.start()

        # start a notification client
        self.notifClientHandler = notifClient(
            self.apiDef,
            self.connector,
            self._connectionFrameCb_disconnected,
            self.latencyCalculator,
        )

        # retrieve list of motes from manager
        macs = self._getOperationalMotesMacAddresses()
        for mac in macs:
            self._addNewMote(mac)

        # clear the colors on the GUI
        self.moteListFrame.clearColors()

        # schedule the GUI to update itself in GUI_UPDATEPERIOD ms
        if self.guiUpdaters==0:
            self.moteListFrame.after(GUI_UPDATEPERIOD,self._updateMoteList)
            self.guiUpdaters += 1

        # update status
        self.statusFrame.write("Connection to manager successful.")

    def _moteListFrameCb_toggleLed(self,mac,button):

        if isinstance(self.apiDef,IpMgrDefinition.IpMgrDefinition):
            # find out whether to switch LED on of off
            if button.cget("text")=='ON':
                val = 1
                button.configure(text="OFF")
            else:
                val = 0
                button.configure(text="ON")

            # send the OAP message
            try:
                self.oap_clients[mac].send( OAPMessage.CmdType.PUT,                    # command
                                            [3,2],                                     # address
                                            data_tags=[OAPMessage.TLVByte(t=0,v=val)], # parameters
                                            cb=None,                                   # callback
                                          )
            except APIError as err:
                self.statusFrame.write("[WARNING] {0}".format(err))
            else:
                # update status
                self.statusFrame.write(
                    "Toggle LED command sent successfully to mote {0}.".format(
                        FormatUtils.formatMacString(mac),
                    )
                )
        else:
            button.configure(text="N.A.")
            # update status
            self.statusFrame.write("This feature is only present in SmartMesh IP")

    def _moteListFrameCb_clearCtrs(self,mac,button):
        # clear the counters
        self.notifClientHandler.clearNotifCounters(mac)

        # update status
        self.statusFrame.write(
                "Counters for mote {0} cleared successfully.".format(
                    FormatUtils.formatMacString(mac),
                )
            )

    def _moteListFrameCb_clearTemp(self,mac,button):
        # clear the temperature data
        self.notifClientHandler.clearTemp(mac)

        # update status
        self.statusFrame.write(
                "Temperature data for mote {0} cleared successfully.".format(
                    FormatUtils.formatMacString(mac),
                )
            )

    def _moteListFrameCb_action1(self,mac,button):

        # send the command to the mote
        try:
            self.connector.dn_sendData(
                macAddress   = mac,
                priority     = 2,
                srcPort      = 0xf0b9,
                dstPort      = 0xf0b9,
                options      = 0,
                data         = [0xB3,0xCE],
            )
        except Exception as err:
            print "ERROR!!!"
            print err
        else:
            # update status
            self.statusFrame.write(
                "action1 command sent successfully to mote {0}.".format(
                    FormatUtils.formatMacString(mac),
                )
            )

    def _moteListFrameCb_rateGet(self,mac):

        # send the OAP message
        try:
            self.oap_clients[mac].send( OAPMessage.CmdType.GET,                    # command
                                        [5],                                       # address
                                        data_tags=None,                            # parameters
                                        cb=self._oap_rateGet_resp,                 # callback
                                      )
        except APIError as err:
            self.statusFrame.write("[WARNING] {0}".format(err))
        else:
            # update status
            self.statusFrame.write(
                "Publish rate get request sent successfully to mote {0}.".format(
                    FormatUtils.formatMacString(mac),
                )
            )

    def _moteListFrameCb_rateSet(self,mac,val):

        # send the OAP message
        try:
            self.oap_clients[mac].send( OAPMessage.CmdType.PUT,                    # command
                                        [5],                                       # address
                                        data_tags=[OAPMessage.TLVByte(t=0,v=1),
                                                   OAPMessage.TLVLong(t=1,v=val),],# parameters
                                        cb=None,                                   # callback
                                      )
        except APIError as err:
            self.statusFrame.write("[WARNING] {0}".format(err))
        else:
            # update status
            self.statusFrame.write(
                "Publish rate set({0}) request sent successfully to mote {1}.".format(
                    val,
                    FormatUtils.formatMacString(mac),
                )
            )

    def _connectionFrameCb_disconnected(self,notifName=None,notifParams=None):
        '''
        \brief Called when the connectionFrame has disconnected.
        '''

        # kill the latency calculator thread
        if self.latencyCalculator:
            self.latencyCalculator.disconnect()
            self.latencyCalculator = None

        # update the GUI
        self.connectionFrame.updateGuiDisconnected()

        # delete the connector
        self.connector = None

    def _windowCb_close(self):
        if self.latencyCalculator:
            self.latencyCalculator.disconnect()
        if self.notifClientHandler:
            self.notifClientHandler.disconnect()

    #===== helpers

    def _getOperationalMotesMacAddresses(self):
        returnVal = []

        if   isinstance(self.apiDef,IpMgrDefinition.IpMgrDefinition):
            # we are connected to an IP manager

            currentMac     = (0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0) # start getMoteConfig() iteration with the 0 MAC address
            continueAsking = True
            while continueAsking:
                try:
                    res = self.connector.dn_getMoteConfig(currentMac,True)
                except APIError:
                    continueAsking = False
                else:
                    if ((not res.isAP) and (res.state in [4,])):
                        returnVal.append(tuple(res.macAddress))
                    currentMac = res.macAddress

        elif isinstance(self.apiDef,HartMgrDefinition.HartMgrDefinition):
            # we are connected to a HART manager

            for m in self.connector.dn_getMotes():
                if ((not m.isAccessPoint) and (m.state in ['Operational',])):
                    returnVal.append(tuple([int(i,16) for i in m.macAddr.split('-')]))

        else:
            output = "apiDef of type {0} unexpected".format(type(self.apiDef))
            log.critical(output)
            print output
            raise SystemError(output)

        # order by increasing MAC address
        returnVal.sort()

        # add the broadcast address
        returnVal += [tuple([0xff]*8)]

        return returnVal

    def _addNewMote(self,mac):

        # add mote to GUI
        # Note: if you're reconnecting, mote already exists

        columnvals = {
            # led
            COL_LED:                {
                                        'text':     'ON',
                                        'callback': self._moteListFrameCb_toggleLed,
                                    },
            # counters and latency
            COL_NOTIF_DATA:            0,
            COL_NOTIF_IPDATA:          0,
            COL_NOTIF_HR:              0,
            COL_LAT_MIN:             '-',
            COL_LAT_CUR:             '-',
            COL_LAT_MAX:             '-',
            COL_NOTIF_CLR:          {
                                        'text':     'clear',
                                        'callback': self._moteListFrameCb_clearCtrs,
                                    },
            # temperature
            COL_TEMPERATURE:          '-',
            COL_TEMP_NUM:            0,
            COL_TEMP_CLR:           {
                                        'text':     'clear',
                                        'callback': self._moteListFrameCb_clearTemp,
                                    },
            COL_TEMP_RATE:          {
                                        'min':      1000,
                                        'max':      60000,
                                        'cb_get':   self._moteListFrameCb_rateGet,
                                        'cb_set':   self._moteListFrameCb_rateSet,
                                    },
            COL_ACTION1:            {
                                        'text':     'action1',
                                        'callback': self._moteListFrameCb_action1,
                                    },
        }

        if mac not in self.oap_clients:
            self.moteListFrame.addMote(
                    mac,
                    columnvals,
                )

        # create OAPClient
        # Note: if you're reconnecting, this recreates the OAP client
        self.oap_clients[mac] = OAPClient.OAPClient(mac,
                                                    self._sendDataToConnector,
                                                    self.notifClientHandler.getOapDispatcher())

    def _oap_rateGet_resp(self,mac,oap_resp):

        temp = OAPMessage.Temperature()
        temp.parse_response(oap_resp)

        self.moteListFrame.update(mac,COL_TEMP_RATE,       temp.rate.value)

    def _updateMoteList(self):

        updatable_columns = [
                                COL_NOTIF_DATA,
                                COL_NOTIF_IPDATA,
                                COL_NOTIF_HR,
                                COL_LAT_MIN,
                                COL_LAT_CUR,
                                COL_LAT_MAX,
                                COL_TEMPERATURE,
                                COL_TEMP_NUM,
                            ]

        # get the data
        (isMoteActive,data,updates) = self.notifClientHandler.getData()

        # update the frame
        for mac,data in data.items():

            # detect new motes
            if mac not in self.oap_clients:
                self._addNewMote(mac)

            # update
            for columnname,columnval in data.items():
                if columnname in updatable_columns:
                    if ((mac in updates) and (columnname in updates[mac])):
                        self.moteListFrame.update(mac,columnname,columnval)

        # enable/disable motes
        for mac in isMoteActive:
            if isMoteActive[mac]:
                self.moteListFrame.enableMote(mac)
            else:
                self.moteListFrame.disableMote(mac)

        # schedule the next update
        self.moteListFrame.after(GUI_UPDATEPERIOD,self._updateMoteList)

    def _sendDataToConnector(self,mac,priority,srcPort,dstPort,options,data):

        if   isinstance(self.apiDef,IpMgrDefinition.IpMgrDefinition):
            # we are connected to an IP manager

            self.connector.dn_sendData(
                mac,
                priority,
                srcPort,
                dstPort,
                options,
                data
            )
        elif isinstance(self.apiDef,HartMgrDefinition.HartMgrDefinition):
            # we are connected to a HART manager

            self.connector.dn_sendRequest(
                '-'.join(["%.2x"%b for b in mac]),    # macAddr  (string)
                'maintenance',                        # domain   (string)
                'low',                                # priority (string)
                True,                                 # reliable (string)
                [0x00,0x00,0xfc,0x12]+data,           # data     (hex)
            )
        else:
            output = "apiDef of type {0} unexpected".format(type(self.apiDef))
            log.critical(output)
            print output
            raise SystemError(output)

#============================ main ============================================

def main():
    HeliostatGuiHandler = HeliostatGui()
    HeliostatGuiHandler.start()

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()

##
# end of Heliostat
# \}
#

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text:
Concerts and parties
Special marriage
Luca Lattanzio was born in Milan on July 22, 1978.
He graduated from University of Urbino, Italy, with a degree in foreign languages and companies culture. He started to sing when he was a child; at the age of fifteen he fully dedicated himself to music and composing.
Luca adores Italian pop music, as well as appreciates the great tradition of Italian Romanze.
He studied the art of singing and he also plays the guitar, the instrument he usually uses when composing his songs.
Some of Luca's career highlights include:
2004: Touring around Germany with an Italian pop music band
2005: Performing on central square of Ancona on the New Year's eve to an audience of over 30.000 people
2006: writing one of his most popular songs, Champions for Peace Champions for Love, which was performed at the Turin Olympic Games opening ceremony. In the same year he composed Recuerdo de Pasión in Spanish. The song was recorded by Novotono and distributed by Hitland. It was a great hit with some of the biggest disco clubs in Spain.
2006: starring at Pigro Tribute and Ivan Graziani festival.
August, 2006: singing Ave Maria by Franz Schubert at Loreto's Basilica
September, 2006: starring in Se rinasco canto, a television programme of Raidue and Rai International.
2007: co-starring with the famous Italian singer, Albano Carrisi
2007: releasing his first album, published by Centotre.
July, 2007: making an official presentation to the Italian Parliament with his original song, Non ci sto. The song was composed to promote road safety and was chosen by the Youth National Forum as the official song for the National government campaign Basta un attimo.
2009: performing in a tour Viva l'Italia.
2011: performing the National Anthem for teh International Volleyball match Italy-Cuba in worldvision.
2013: recording and publishing his album, il "mondo" international and Italian evergreens.
2014: performing at Gazprom's 30 th anniversary in Siberia, Russia.
In 2015: conducting a vocal training course and a master class at the Bolshoi Theater in Moscow, and performing with The Voices of the Bolshoi Theatre in a concert dedicated to opera and Italian songs
2016 releasing the album "solo amore"
2018 singing in Kremlin Palace Moscow for "Victory Day " With Red Army Chorus. The show was on Russian Tv followed by 60 million of person.
2019 receiving the prize Beniamino Gigli , person of the year of Marche Region
2021 releasing a new album "Hit Italia " containing the song " nessuno ferma il Mondo
Luca has performed all over the world, touring around Germany, Spain, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Luxembourg, Malta, Belgium, and Finland.
Currently, he is touring the world with his recently released album, hit Italia. Luca offers a one-of-a-kind act and easily adapts his music to the audience thanks to his versatile and powerful voice, creating a unique atmosphere and leaving his audience inspired all over the world
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From the Library of Congress, US National Archives and state archives, a map of the United States, outlining each state is accessible online to locate vintage photos from that state. The years begin in 1837, then to the mid-1840s, 1850s and beyond. Not every year is represented but as you move more towards the late 1800s and into the 1900s the number of photos for each year increases.
There are topic titles at the top of the map page. Click on 'People' to view the categories of people such as: coal miners, newsboys, teachers, and football players with a number showing how many photos for that category.
The 'Places' categories shows each US state with the number of photos. California has over 1,700; Massachusetts with over 1,800 and New York over 4,000 images. Click on a state to view a map with its counties of that state then a thumbnail of each photo with a brief description. Click on the thumbnail to enlarge it. There is any further description below the enlarged photo. You can save the image by doing a 'screen print'.
This is a good method to collect photos from archives of occupations, places, scenes, businesses, homes and daily activities your ancestors may have been involved with. It can be difficult to get a photo of your great father if he worked as a coal miner but a similar one in the same state he worked can work just as well to illustrate his occupation.
So write up some places, time periods, occupations related to your family tree then begin the search on this free online site to see what can be found.
Photos: Lincoln Bench School and yard, near Ontario, Malheur County, Oregon in 1939; the Central High School band in 1943 in front of the Charlotte Court House, in Virginia; and residents out for a ride in Madison, Wis., on North Carroll St. in 1880.


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text:
Geoffery Chaucer
by Geoffrey Chaucer
A collection of stories, most in rhyme, some in prose, set in the 1300s, first published in 1478.
A group of pilgrims exchange tales on the way to and from the shrine of Thomas Becket in Canterbury. (Included here, in both modern prose and Middle English, are the General Prologue and the Knight's, Merchant's, Miller's, Nun's Priest, and Pardoner's tales).
Translation courtesy Gerard NeCastro of eChaucer (machias.edu/faculty/necastro/chaucer).
Here begins the Book of the Tales of Canterbury.
When the sweet showers of April have pierced to the root the dryness of March and bathed every vein in moisture by which strength are the flowers brought forth; when Zephyr1 also with his sweet breath has given spirit to the tender new shoots in the grove and field, and the young sun has run half his course through Aries the Ram, and little birds make melody and sleep all night with an open eye, so nature pricks them in their hearts; then people long to go on pilgrimages to renowned shrines in various distant lands, and palmers2 to seek foreign shores. And especially from every shire's end in England they make their way to Canterbury, to seek the holy blessed martyr3 who helped them when they were sick. [18]4.
One day in that season, as I was waiting at the Tabard Inn at Southwark, about to make my pilgrimage with devout heart to Canterbury, it happened that there came at night to that inn a company of twenty-nine various people, who by chance had joined together in fellowship. All were pilgrims, riding to Canterbury. The chambers and the stables were spacious, and we were lodged well. But in brief, when the sun had gone to rest, I had spoken with every one of them and was soon a part of their company, and agreed to rise early to take our way to where I have told you. [34]
Nevertheless, while I have time and space, before this tale goes further, I think it is reasonable to tell you all the qualities of each of them, as they appeared to me, what sort of people they were, of what station5 and how they were fashioned. I will begin with a knight. [42]
1 Zephr Also Zephyrus. In Greek myth, the west wind personified; a gentle breeze.
2 palmers Pilgrims, who show that they are pilgrims by carrying palm branches.
3 the holy blessed martyr St. Thomas à Becket, who was martyred at Canterbury Cathedral in 1170.
4 [18] Use the numbers after the paragraphs to locate the matching lines in the Middle English version of this tale.
5 station Social standing.
PORTRAIT: Geoffrey Chaucer by an unknown artist from the Ellesmere Manuscript (c. 1410?).
CITATION INFORMATION (in MLA format): Chaucer, Geoffrey. The Canterbury Tales. Translated by Gerard NeCastro. Gleeditions, 17 Nov. 2011, www.gleeditions.com/thecanterburytales/students/toc.asp?lid=103. Originally published on eChaucer, UMaine-Machias, 15 June 2011, machias.edu/faculty/necastro/chaucer/translation.


The utility sector is complex, tightly regulated and volatile. Competition is fierce, and new entrants are gaining momentum in this space. With customer perception of the industry having long been poor, customer service is no longer a nice to have – it is becoming a regulatory requirement.
The client had been listed in the bottom of the "Big Six" for customer service. They recognised the need to improve their performance and reduce both customer frustration and costs across different customer groups: direct debit, quarterly credit and more vulnerable pre-payment meter users.
Our client needed to protect their existing customer base while continuing to attract and grow new business. They therefore needed a contact centre solution fit for the 21st century.
Increase customer satisfaction and reduce customer complaints across all customer groups.
Reduce customer churn and increase customer retention.
Provide a superior and differentiated customer experience at a reduced cost.
The design and roll-out of a Customer First Programme that redefined roles and responsibilities at the front line to resolve customer issues.
The roll-out of comprehensive product and services training to ensure all customers are on the right tariff.
The introduction of a complaints management programme to assist customers through every stage of the process.
We also made a significant investment in our own people by rolling out a market-leading increase in adviser salary, helping to support high levels of staff satisfaction and retention.
Next came our customer insight programme, Kura Evolve. Kura Evolve gathers rich customer data to support call and cost reduction initiatives and service improvement.
Finally, we introduced our new social media operation. This supports customers through all major online channels, helping to future-proof the business.
Since implementing our services, our client has rapidly improved their overall customer service provision: they're now ranked third in the industry. Our insights programme has provided real insights into customer behaviour and drivers of "failure demand", allowing our client to improve their decision-making. Improved compliance governance ensures our client adheres to regulations and is always up to date with the latest guides. Finally, our client has helped protect the most vulnerable customers through enhanced customer service, showcasing compassion and empathy.


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When Automation is off, the switch is Black. When it is on, the switch is a very dark green. It is not obvious when automation is on or off. Is it possible to please customize this so that the Auto on mode can have a more obvious colour like yellow or red etc.


text:
nuke_factory = util.BuildFactory()
nuke_factory.useProgress = True
nuke_factory.addSteps([
    steps.ShellCommand(
        name="Clear SRCCACHE",
        command=["sh", "-c", "rm -rf /tmp/srccache/*"],
        flunkOnFailure=False,
        doStepIf=lambda step: step.getProperty('clear_srccache'),
        hideStepIf=lambda results, s: results==SKIPPED,
    ),

    steps.ShellCommand(
        name="Clear ccache cache",
        command=["ccache", "-C"],
        flunkOnFailure=False,
        doStepIf=lambda step: step.getProperty('clear_ccache'),
        hideStepIf=lambda results, s: results==SKIPPED,
    ),

    steps.ShellCommand(
        name="Clear Julia .git folder",
        command=["sh", "-c", "rm -rf ../../package_*"],
        flunkOnFailure=False,
        doStepIf=lambda step: step.getProperty('clear_julia_package_repo'),
        hideStepIf=lambda results, s: results==SKIPPED,
    ),
])

all_buildworkers = [n for n in all_names if not "tabularasa" in n]
for worker in all_buildworkers:
    c['schedulers'].append(schedulers.Triggerable(
        name="nuke_%s"%(worker),
        builderNames=["nuke_%s"%(worker)],
    ))

    c['builders'].append(util.BuilderConfig(
        name="nuke_%s"%(worker),
        workernames=[worker],
        collapseRequests=False,
        tags=["Cleaning"],
        factory=nuke_factory,
    ))

nuke_all_factory = util.BuildFactory()
nuke_all_factory.useProgress = True
nuke_all_steps = []
for worker in all_buildworkers:
    nuke_all_steps += [
        steps.Trigger(
            schedulerNames=["nuke_%s"%(worker)],
            waitForFinish=False,
            set_properties={k : util.Property(k) for k in ["clear_srccache", "clear_ccache", "clear_julia_package_repo"]},
        ),
    ]
c['builders'].append(util.BuilderConfig(
    name="nuke_all",
    workernames=[n for n in all_names],
    collapseRequests=True,
    tags=["Cleaning"],
    factory=nuke_all_factory,
))
nuke_all_factory.addSteps(nuke_all_steps)

c['schedulers'].append(schedulers.ForceScheduler(
    name = "nuke",
    label = "Clear all caches",
    builderNames = ["nuke_all"],
    reason=util.FixedParameter(name="reason", default=""),
    codebases=[
        util.CodebaseParameter(
            "",
            name="",
            branch=util.FixedParameter(name="branch", default=""),
            revision=util.FixedParameter(name="revision", default=""),
            repository=util.FixedParameter(name="repository", default=""),
            project=util.FixedParameter(name="project", default="Cleaning"),
        )
    ],
    properties = [
        util.BooleanParameter(
            name="clear_srccache",
            label="Clear SRCCACHE",
            default=True,
        ),
        util.BooleanParameter(
            name="clear_ccache",
            label="Clear ccache cache",
            default=False,
        ),
        util.BooleanParameter(
            name="clear_julia_package_repo",
            label="Clear Julia .git folder",
            default=True,
        ),
    ]
))


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With new contract terms up in the air between Amazon and some publishers, readers may be the one to feel the frustration. Today, word came out that Amazon was delaying the delivery of certain titles by specific publishers, namely Hachette Book Group, in an effort to encourage a speedy contract renegotiation.
In statements issued today, Hachette's spokesperson explained quite openly that the titles were available, that Amazon had them, but that Amazon wasn't shipping them. This is despite the fact that some of those same titles are available immediately from other retail distributors, and despite the publication date, as some titles are brand-new releases and others are classics.
Before the Amazon bashing begins–and while Good e-Reader in no way condones preventing consumers from having access to reading material–it should be noted that this is not an uncommon tactic between publishers and retailers. During the intensity of negotiating better stocking fees, better shelf space visibility for brick-and-mortar retailers, and other fine points of the bookselling business, many retailers have engaged in a reduction in stock and sales times. Barnes and Noble notably had a dispute with Simon&Schuster in the recent past, and Amazon has already squabbled with more than one publisher, resulting in removing their titles from its retail space.
If it's not too soon to revel in the madness, it's worth noting that ebooks are unaffected by the tension over contracts, quite possibly due to the fact that Amazon also sells an e-reader line and a tablet line. The last thing the retailer wants to do is to give customers an excuse to take a look at a shiny new device from a different manufacturer or supplier.


Buying a new home is exciting. Buying a brand new home can be even more so with the realization of being the first owner and possibly being able to choose your own layout and finishes.
The prospect of owning new construction is definitely exciting, but it doesn't come without its own set of questions. If you're in the market for a new home, and considering new construction, make note of the questions below when you begin your property search.
Unless you're looking at custom homes on acreage, it's likely new construction in your area will be located in a new development or in a master planned community. With this in mind, feel free to ask about the plans for the community. If it's a large area, find out if any subdivisions are planned.
If there are only a few houses built so far, it's likely to mean lots of construction in the months to come – which means a lot of noise and construction traffic. Also ask about the builder – if they're well known and respected, it's unlikely they'll lose funding and the community will likely continue on as planned.
Many new developments and master planned communities come with a set of rules and regulations set by a homeowners association. If you've never lived in a community with a HOA, it's important to find out the rules before investing in it. The bylaws and the CC&Rs will let you know what is and isn't allowed in the community (especially when it comes to the exterior of your home).
You'll also want to find out when the HOA fee begins – in some communities, it can start before the home is even finished.
Do you offer any buyer or financial incentives?
If the community or development is still in the early stages, there might be incentives (like a buyer discount, builder upgrades or other financial incentives or freebies) for buyers. Sometimes these offers come with a catch – where something is expected from the buyer in return for the incentive – but it's important to ask about any offers that may be available, especially if the community is still up and coming.
New homes often come with different warranties. Ask if a workmanship and structural warranty come with the home. A workmanship warranty (or builder's warranty) is a warranty for newly constructed homes that offer limited coverage on workmanship and components of the home like windows, siding, roofs, doors, plumbing, electrical and HVAC.
Traditionally, a workmanship warranty will cover a one or two year period; another likely warranty is a structural warranty, which covers the structure of a home. If a warranty is provided, make sure you know exactly what is and isn't covered and how much you're responsible for in case of any issues.
Just as you would check reviews before buying an item online or booking a service, the same can be said for a home builder. Just because the product that's being offered is a shiny new home doesn't mean you shouldn't do your due diligence and check references before making a large investment.
New construction is exciting, but you want to make sure you have all pertinent information before you go through with a home purchase.
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Volume 102, Issue 10
Extrapolation or controlled trials in paediatrics: the current dilemma
Nicolino Ruperto1,
Hermine I Brunner2,
Daniel J Lovell2,
Alberto Martini3
for the Paediatric Rheumatology International Trials Organisation (PRINTO) and the Pediatric Rheumatology Collaborative Study Group (PRCSG)
1 Pediatria II, Reumatologia–PRINTO, IRCCS Giannina Gaslini, Genova, Italy
2 Division of Rheumatology–PRCSG, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
3 Direzione Scientifica, IRCCS Giannina Gaslini, Genova, Italy
Correspondence to Nicolino Ruperto, IRCCS Istituto Giannina Gaslini, Pediatria II–Reumatologia, Pædiatric Rheumatology International Trials Organisation (PRINTO), EULAR Centre of Excellence in Rheumatology 2008-2018, Via Gaslini, 5, 16147 Genova, Italy; nicolaruperto{at}gaslini.org
Historically, it has been difficult to conduct controlled studies in children because of the paucity of large collaborative research networks, scarce availability of funding and lack of interest from pharmaceutical companies. Thanks to the Best Pharmaceuticals for Children Act in USA and to a dedicated legislation for paediatric medicines development (Paediatric Regulation) in the European Union, this dire situation is very much improved.1 2
Undoubtedly, in some paediatric specialities, such as paediatric rheumatology, this legislation has been a great success.3 At least to some extent, this success seems attributable to the existence of two large networks, namely the Pediatric Rheumatology Collaborative Study Group (PRCSG) (www.prcsg.org), covering North America, and the Paediatric Rheumatology International Trials Organisation (PRINTO) (www.printo.it), covering more than 60 countries worldwide.4 Through coordinated and collaborative activities over the preceding two decades, these two networks have effectively worked in academia (over 35 000 children enrolled in not-for-profit studies) and with various pharmaceutical companies and succeeded to help enrol more than 3000 children at over 250 centres from 39 countries in international clinical trials.5–12 Indeed, all studies of biological medications by these two networks, with the exception of the infliximab trial (see later),6 have led to a marketing authorisation for juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA).
Stefanska and colleagues from the European Medicine Agency (EMA) report their personal views of the EMA's framework document addressing data extrapolation to facilitate future programmes in the paediatric field.13 The review is centred on examples in the paediatric immune-mediated inflammatory disorders, namely on JIA, juvenile psoriasis and inflammatory bowel disease.
Controlled trials versus extrapolation
Undoubtedly, the double-blind, placebo-controlled study design still provides the most stringent scientific evidence in support of the benefits and safety of drug candidates. However, there are several considerations specific to paediatrics that make the use of double-blinded, placebo-controlled studies less …
Contributors NR drafted the first version, which was subsequently revised by HIB, DJL and AM.
Competing interests NR has received grants from BMS, Hoffman-La Roche, Janssen, Novartis, Pfizer, Sobi during the conduct of the study, and personal fees and speaker honorarium from AbbVie, Ablynx, Amgen, AstraZeneca, Baxalta Biosimilars, Biogen Idec, Boehringer, Bristol Myers Squibb, Celgene, Eli-Lilly, EMD Serono, Gilead Sciences, Janssen, Medimmune, Novartis, Pfizer, R-Pharm, Roche, Sanofi, Servier and Takeda. HIB reports grants/research support from National Institutes of Health, NIAMS; HIB has also received consultancy fees from AstraZeneca, Bristol-Myers Squibb, AbbVie, Pfizer, Roche, Novartis, UBC, Forest Research Institute, Horizon, Johnson & Johnson, Biogen, Takeda, Genentech, GlaxoSmithKline, Boehringer Ingelheim, Celgene, Janssen; speaker bureaus from Genentech. DJL reports grants/research support from National Institutes of Health, NIAMS; DJL has also received consultancy fees from AstraZeneca, Bristol-Myers Squibb, AbbVie, Pfizer, Roche, Novartis, UBC, Forest Research Institute, Horizon, Johnson & Johnson, Biogen, Takeda, Genentech, GlaxoSmithKline, Boehringer Ingelheim, Celgene, Janssen, and speaker bureaus from Genentech. Starting 1 March 2016 AM became the Scientific Director of the G Gaslini Hospital; therefore his role does not allow to render private consultancies resulting in personal income. AM has performed consultancy activities on behalf of the Gaslini Institute for the following companies: AbbVie, Boehringer, Novartis and R-Pharm. The money received for these activities are directly transferred to the Gaslini Institute's bank account.
Provenance and peer review Commissioned; internally peer reviewed.
© Article author(s) (or their employer(s) unless otherwise stated in the text of the article) 2017. All rights reserved. No commercial use is permitted unless otherwise expressly granted.
Extrapolation in the development of paediatric medicines: examples from approvals for biological treatments for paediatric chronic immune-mediated inflammatory diseases
Anna M Stefanska Dorota Distlerová Joachim Musaus Thorsten M Olski Kristina Dunder Tomas Salmonson Dirk Mentzer Jan Müller-Berghaus Robert Hemmings Richard Veselý
Archives of Disease in Childhood 2017; 102 952-957 Published Online First: 29 May 2017. doi: 10.1136/archdischild-2016-312259


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Q: Finding Ten Digit Number using regex in notepad++ I am trying to replace everything from a data dump and keep only the ten digit numbers from that dump using notepad++ regex.
Trying to do something like this (?<!\d)0\d{7}(?!\d) but no luck.

A: Forward
There where problems in older versions of Notepad++ which wouldn't handle PCRE expressions. This proposed solution was tested in NotePad++ v6.8.8, but should work in any version later than v6.2.
Description
([0-9]{10})|.

Replace with: $1
This expression will do the following:

*

*capture 10 digit numbers and place them into capture group 1, which is then just reinserted into the output string

*matches everything less and removes it.

How To in Notepad ++
From Notepad++

*

*press the ctrlh to enter the find and replace
mode

*Select the Regular Expression option

*In the "Find what" field place the regular expression

*in the "Replace with" field enter $1

*Click Replace all
Example
Live Demo
https://regex101.com/r/fZ9vH7/1
Source Text
fdsafasfa1234567890zzzzzzz12345

After Replacement
1234567890

Explanation
NODE                     EXPLANATION
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  (                        group and capture to \1:
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    [0-9]{10}                any character of: '0' to '9' (10 times)
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  )                        end of \1
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 |                        OR
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  .                        any character except \n
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Extra credit
The OP wasn't clear on what to do with substrings of numbers longer than 10 characters. If strings of numbers longer than 10 digits are undesirable and need to be removed in their entirity, then use this
([0-9]{10})(?![0-9])|[0-9]+|.

Replace with: $1
Live Demo: https://regex101.com/r/aS4sN1/1

A: Try this:
Find: .*(\d{10}).*
Replace: \1

This has been tested in Notepad++.

A: As an example of a different procedure but answering the question by examples: How to get a list of ID's of your Facebook group to avoid removal of active users, it's used to reduce as well a group from 10.000 to 5000 members as well as removal of not active members from a group on Facebook.
It might be outdated but don't mind old program just look below what will do what, since explanation was to understand FIND: and Replace: what it does:
As well as a different example of how to parse as well as text and code out of HTML. And a range of numbers if they are with 2 digits up to 30.
You can try this to purge the list of member_id= and with them along with numbers from 2 to up to 30 digits long. Making sure only numbers and whole "member_id=12456" or "member_id=12" are written to the file. Later you can replace out the member_id= with blanking it out. Then copy the whole list to a duplicate scanner or remove duplicates. And have all unique IDs. And then use it in the Java code below.
"This is used to purge all Facebook user ID's by a group out of a single HTML file after you saved it scrolling down the group"
You should use the "Regular Expression" and ". matches newline" on the code below. This represents the removal of all FIND by $1 zeroing out everything:
Find: (member_id=\d{2,30})|.
Replace: $1

Second use the Extended Mode on this mode:
Find: member_id=
Replace: \n

That will make new lines with \n and with an easy way to remove all Fx0 in all lines to manually remove all the extra characters that come in buggy Notepad++
Then you can easily as well then remove all duplicates.
Connect all lines into one single space between.
The option was to use this tool which aligns the whole text with one space between each ID since its removing all duplicates: https://www.tracemyip.org/tools/remove-duplicate-words-in-text/
As well then again "use Normal option in Notepad++":
Remember to add ' to beginning and end
Find: "ONE SPACE"
Replace ','

Then you can copy the whole line into your java edit and then remove all members who are not active. If you though use a whole scrolled down HTML of a page.
['21','234','124234'] <-- remember right characters from beginning.
Extra secure would be to add your IDs to the beginning.
The facebook group removal java code is here:
https://gist.github.com/michaelv/11145168

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* StringQuery is a 2 pronged system for manipulating the DOM.
* for the JS class to follow and make changes to the DOM.
* 			within the JS class.
* 			or a predefined parser function.
* value:	mixed data, such as a boolean, a string, or an object.
* 			an array of the arguments.
* 						particulat connection is related to.
* 						this, used in the debug logs if verbose is true.
* case it will send that change no matter what).
* for the last 60 seconds.
private $force = array(); //For forcing changes on any targets logged here.
* Retrive a value from the current StringQuery session.
* @return mixed $value The resulting value form the "drill".
* Set a value from the current StringQuery session.
* the session array, with the last argument being the value to set.
* Load or generate the key for the current session.
* and updates the touched timestamp.
* Constructor; setup object, key, change properties, etc.
//Check if data was sent as a serialized string, then parse if so.
//An processor function for this action is set, call the function.
//A defualt action process is set, call it.
//to see if any of the changes are new compared to last request.
exit; //Adding anything after the JSON will break it.
* Accepts update_PROPERTY to directly update a property.
* Accepts bulkdUpdate_PROPERTY to bulk update a single property on multiple targets (target=>value style).


I switched the template, but that broke my whole wiki.
Is there a way to reset it to the default without being able to access the admin page visually?
If you can access the files on the server, then simply edit file conf/local.php with a basic text editor.
Which template was breaking your installation?


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Method for Stopping Shooting Rampages Emerges
Hard evidence -- not doctor theories, news commentary, conjecture, hyperbole, rumor, innuendo or any other proposals -- clearly shows that the only known way to actually stop spree murderers is to shoot them -- or scare them into shooting themselves. Time and again society has found this works.
According to the evidence, every mass murder in recent times has been halted, in the final analysis, by shooting the murderers, or threatening to shoot them, with guns. Members of the press corps continue to debate the subject, despite the evidence. Sources speaking privately say the media consciously reject this fact. In stark contrast, self-defense incidents using guns are suppressed, by news-media policy, and do not appear on the public stage.
An excellent write up about the censorship of firearms used in self defense appears here --
http://www.wnd.com/2014/07/usa-today-ad-campaign-features-armed-heroes
and here --
http://dailycaller.com/2014/07/09/since-usa-today-wont-publish-good-gun-news-author-alan-korwin-publishes-advertorial-of-good-gun-news
Multiple reports of self-defense, accomplished by shooting criminals, appear as paid space in USA Today, which otherwise censors such reports:
http://www.gunlaws.com/TheFirstRespondersReport.htm
Although knowledgeable commentators are still debating the merits of shooting murderers, the visible evidence clearly demonstrates that shooting the perpetrators does take care of the problem. No other solutions have worked.
The only problem identified is the relative slowness of this effective remedy, due mainly to the delay in getting guns to the scene where innocent victims are assaulted. The scenes have virtually always been in supposed "gun-free zones," with posted signs flatly rejected by the perpetrators.
President Barack Hussein Obama, whose middle name is not supposed to be used, went on national TV, twice in the past week, to propose other solutions, which he announced as "politicized." He promised to "continue talking."
Further analysis conducted by The Uninvited Ombudsman, has determined that background checks, or newly proposed additional background checks, recommended by Mr. Obama and others, would be pointless for people who already own guns, since they already own guns. The best estimates indicate this is about 100 million armed Americans.
And in other analysis conducted by The Uninvited Ombudsman, waiting periods have no meaning whatsoever for Americans who already own guns, when they go shopping for guns, since they already own guns. That is also 100 million Americans.
Waiting periods have one additional drawback overlooked in mainstream reports. They require the public to trust psychotic individuals who wait five days to get their first gun, to remain calm for the balance of their lives. Somehow, the five-day waiting period doesn't seem like a long enough "cooling off" period, but this has not made it into nightly "news" reports, or the President's commentaries, for reasons that were unclear at press time.
The murderer in Oregon who sparked the recent repetitive debates owned more than a dozen guns, according to early reports, all legally acquired. While Hillary, Mr. Obama and others are still calling for more background checks, they have apparently failed to notice these obvious errors in their plan.
Only new, or "virgin" gun buyers would be affected, most of whom would pass checks anyway, according to leading experts and past experience. The point of adding even more checks, when current checks are not used to take criminals off the streets, was not clear as this report was prepped for release.
"News" commentators have also failed to make this connection, so far, and have repeated the calls from politicians on both sides of the aisle, who are discussing background checks and waiting periods.
The role of ultra-violent body-rending video games, horrific grizzly blood and all gore movies on nightly TV and a debasement of popular American culture at every level has not figured prominently into the president's prolific pronouncements.
The public -- not some famous vilified "the gun lobby" -- rises up loudly to condemn the assault on their fundamental civil and human rights. This is the same 100 million armed Americans mentioned earlier. Some reports suggest it is "only" 80 million armed Americans. The NRA, often cited as "the gun lobby," has only 5 million members.
Counter-Intuitive Man Says:
Referring to murderers as "gun men" is offensive to men, a violation of journalism ethics, due to its biased and prejudicial nature, and sexist.
Calling murderers "gun men" is virtually propaganda against men and firearms.
It denigrates men, it is derogatory, defamatory and it is discriminatory.
What would media and pundits say if a woman was the criminal perpetrator?
The correct terms include murderer, killer, villain, criminal, assailant and perpetrator, without gratuitously singling out gender.
By using the propaganda term "gun man," the media vilifies a tool they frequently demonstrate hatred for, along with men, which agenda-driven political groups seek to demean or belittle. That's simply wrong, and unethical.
Murderers should be called murderers, not gun men. This would help remove the glorification many mass murderers seek, which encourages others to copy their behavior.
By encouraging such behavior, the media shares responsibility for these acts, according to leading national experts, who are speaking out against such behavior in increasing numbers.
Alan Korwin
The Uninvited Ombudsman
Author of ten books on gun law
Publisher, Bloomfield Press
P.S. My previous request to the President, to have him call me for common-sense solutions he is not getting from his side of the aisle, has gone unanswered so far. I patiently await. The ideas coming from the TV set are so off base it is hard to imagine they are actually on the air. Has anyone considered education in the schools yet? Schools are currently an empty hole of ignorance on the subject.
Posted by The Uninvited Ombudsman on Monday, October 05, 2015 | Permalink |


Sorry folks, no baby yet. And the great news is we still don't know when baby will arrive! At our appointment this morning, the doctor said that since baby and I are both doing so well, we do not yet need to be induced! Hooray! She scheduled my regular twice a week non-stress tests and an appointment next Friday to see how things are going. She also said it would be a great idea to start working with the naturopath to see if we can get baby out sooner than later. I will go see him on Monday, and he says that if baby is ready, I could go into labor right away! Joshua is hoping for a very special Father's Day gift, so come on out by Sunday baby! I'm sure none of our doctors will mind.
That is great! Sunday seems like a great day to have a baby. I had both mine on Friday's (well, Saturday for Aubrey, but I started on Friday). I'm bummed I am going to be on vacation when the big day comes! At leasr we have internet access.
It's like my new niece or nephew is just kicking back in there relaxing. No rush to join this world just yet while things are going so well inside.
Well I tried calling you a couple times I realized that you don't have a cell phone anymore and I must have lost your home number.
Jennille and Caleb and I are all excited! Good luck, and remember to BREATHE! I sure hope you two have your overnight bags in the trunk of your car. Remember, the dad isn't given clothing or food... only the mom, so Joshua be prepared!
I'm sure it will be hectic but when you get around to it and can spare a moment from your exciting little one give us a call!