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and books on booktv. you can see past programs and get our schedules at our website. you can join in the conversation on social media sites. coming up tonight on c-span2, ""the communicators," features the technology advice for the obama and romney campaigns. on their candidates telecommunication agenda. then retired justice john paul stevens discusses the second amendment and gun laws. later the supreme court and fisher v. the university of texas. a case challenging affirmative action policy in college admission. our goal this week is to
look at the philosophies of both president obama and governor romney when it comes to tech and communications issues. and to explore any possible policy changes that could result from a second obama administration or a first romney administration. joining us in our discussion is john kneuer. he used to be the administrator of telecommunications under the george w. bush administration and ed paisley is also with us a long time journalist. he's currently vice president for editorial for the center for american progresses action fund. and mr. paisley tbb we could start with you. how would you describe president obama's overall philosophy when it comes to tech and communications issues? >> guest: i would include tech communications in science. i think all three go together. i think it's -- one from the other or two from the other.
the overall philosophy is trying to figure out the best way in which the federal government can work cooperatively with the private sector in improving u.s. competitiveness. and the administration did a number of different public private partnership in a lot of arena trying to boost our science and innovation capabilities. as a broad philosophical focus for what he thinks of as progressive agenda to help boost our economic -- around the globe. on telecom and communications in particular, i'm far less of an expert. i have to admit up front. in general, i would i think i would say it falls for the administration much more in to the regulatory arena how to deal with difference constituencies and businesses and trying to balance the different issues
that different kinds of industries come at. so and i would also say that in many ways the administration looks on i may be speaking too bluntly. i think the administration looks on far-reaching investment in science and innovation and as their policy agenda compared to trying to work out where telecommunications and i.t. firms can invest because they can do that pretty well on their own. they're powerful and quick, they are very adept. and it regulatory issues, i think that defined that there. >> host: same question with with regard to governor romney's philosophy. how would you describe it? >> guest: well, will let me say speaking for the campaign on the enthat is yaysic supporter of the campaign. >> i should add that as well. >> guest: i think ed makes a good point. enthere's broad con consensus they are some of the most innovative and contribute
enormously to our national productivity and to our standard of living. the readies tings, i think, between the two philosophy, what is the role of government with respect to these enormously innovative industries and whether or not one can take advantage of innovation, invest, changing technology, consumer demand, competing business moldses to -- models to drive the industry or whether or not there should be a more heavy involvement of the government. i think ed also exactly right with regards to telecom it's viewed as a regulatory matter. i think it comes from a real difference in viewpoints as to the state of competition within the industry. i think there is a viewpoint and perspective that there is not competition amongst strairs market barpts in component of
the industry. cable is a vertical and landline is a vertical and wireless is a vertical as opposed to the real recognition they are fiercely competing with one another. and in the competitive environment, the role of the government should be to protect that competition through the robust through the antitrust laws and competition statutes but not to planning that competition from a regulatory state of. >> host: and joining us is josh smith, he's with the national journal, mr. smith recently wrote a long piece comparing and contrasting the technology agenda and potential technology agenda of the two candidates. mr. smith, thanks for being with us. . >> guest: thanks for having me. >> host: john, you mentioned that within the tech community and the community, there are many verticals competing with each other. -- what are the companies
looking for at or i guess, the in the agenda of both candidates right now as far as clues for what might come ahead, you know, obviously telecom issues are not something that often pops up on the campaign trail, where are companies, you know, looking for clues as far as what the agendas will be. >> guest: i think ideally what they should be looking for is a common understanding of the rules of the road, and the ability to enter the marketplace and compete with one another. i think part of the problem, it's a real problem when the regulatory tries to manage competition, then the incentive for participates to become rent seekers and -- in a way that is going to maximize their business rather than looking to consumer demand and business models and engage in that way. i think what they're looking for is certainty in what the rules of the road are, and to the
maximum extent possible rules that don't interfere with their efforts to meet that consumer demand. >> host: what do you see as far as where should companies be looking for clues about what a second obama administration might entail, ed? >> >> guest: again for somebody in telecom and i.t. i agree completely. i think the danger is the recent seeking cape ability that regulation is general bring and in the way which companies can interfere and influence through congress to the courts. and antitrust is clearly one of the great ways you can deal with that. the trouble with i.t. and -- nay can barely keep up with what's going on. it's very difficult. i really do think that in the next administration, congress is going to be the one that's going to be driving some of these things. it comes down to the kind of regulatory issues that there. converse riley, on the science
and innovation side, i think the big difference there's a real commitment to public private partnership by the obama administration looking for ways you can have collaborative progress to be able to outcompete our increasingly fierce competitors abroad. and those kind of initiatives that first the experiment and pretty well -- through a number of different initiatives are focusing on the bottom up regional exaibilityd in different part of the country, different industry, places we're strong, places are we we need to be stronger. it's been deride as [inaudible] it's not that. it's trying to find that bridge between the basic development money that goes throughout and no money at all through the financing to get things commercialized. it's experimenting trying to find the ways. and it's very unique.
it's very different from what the romney campaign, the romney campaign hasn't talked about this at all. it's sector private sector for the obama administration, really is collaborative approach. >> host: john, when you hear public private partnership what's your response. >> guest: ting goes to defining the role of government, and the federal government has historically had a long and successful history in research and development funding that clearly places in particular with pure basic research where there isn't an economic or business incent i have to engage in research. the government can go a long way. with collaboration in university, those sorts of things. ii think the trouble is where do you define it and what is the government's role in the partnership. very often the companies come in looking for research money and it's, you know, [inaudible]
they can contribute to get to their bottom line. and look, i understand there are incentives for wanting to do that. i think the other problem is when the government views its as a partner, and is driving economic decisions for favored political entities, you know, i'm not going to go in to a long rehash on some of the recent experiences around for instance investment in renewable energy and the less than successful endovers there. it's when the government views the role in the partnership steering the ultimate outcome i think you run a danger, it's a not a government picking winners and losers. some of the robust market-based outcomes and consumer-driven outcomes that get revealed through this messy competition in the marketplace get pushed to
the side in favor what appears to be a preferred, you know, parochial outcome and, you know, again, i think there's a broad consensus, the government has a role in helping sponsor research, partnership with government labs, universities, those sorts of things are areas where partnership that are successful, i think it's when the government steps in almost on a commercial partner that not only do you have a less sen in the likelihood of scetsz you do real harm to emerging technology . >> guest: the interesting thing about this when you think about what the administration has done. they are offering competitive grants to regions around the country competing for the first one the experimental one was on energy efficiency technology, and consortia of twelve
energy efficiency technology both basically research and development and commercialization and work force training. it's got to be get people to go to the right place and put thing in -- [inaudible] stuff like that. that was not picking a winner. that was picking a sector. now energy efficiency most people agree is a useful sector. i mean, we've got a kind of reliance on [inaudible] forget climate change for this point. a number of those have gone elsewhere. the i6 change which is another program which is six different agencies coming together looking for ways to boost both tom up regional -- st. louis won a bio-- they won it because that
was where the [inaudible] arrived that. i had a long time they will have a real expertize in animal husband try. and when we're looking at here's a next way the next way for us to compete as a region csh regional economy not picking winners. st. louis and kansas industries all of there in one place. it's an innovative approach, and the either or idea that is either industrial policy or free market misses the point in my opinion whatever country is competing with is doing. they are picking winners and familying. we not picking winners. we're picking sectors. it's a big difference. >> host: do you think that one of governor romney's criticism of the boshes obama marlings -- administration what they see is a smart way. do you see something changing in
the second obama administration from what they have been doing? you listed off a lot of things you say as innovation. is there a next way of innovation, you know, in obama's playbook. >> guest: i'll say two things. i think they learned a number of lessons when you get there. they mention solyndra. it was a mistake. it was a problem. and there we are. but that also was a mistake. in market forces involving china which is not raddling backwards again. the chinese -- industry is now collapsing because they overbuilt themselves. nonetheless, those kinds of lessons are going to be learned by any kind of programs that is up and running for are the first time. the second thing, [inaudible] what the administration is looking for is next generation stuff personalized medicine. 3 did printing. advanced poll hers, nano technology at the cuts edge.
it marries search and development with the early help for commercialization. as i said before $250 billion before putting the basic research and development. not a dime to commercialize it. there's a huge gap between private sector will do and what the government will do. there are no more bell labs out there bridging the gap p it's got to be done collaborative. many different sentence and technology coming together. it requires collaboration. i think they'll learn more with those. >> host: ed let's start with you. cybersecurity has been talked about awile. there's a clear divide between democrat and republicans on sirer security. what do you think going forward is the best strategy when it comes to cybersecurity? >> guest: again, this it not [inaudible]
protect american companies an the economy infrastructure from cyberattacks that's a critical national security issue. and there are many things that have to be done. i understand the position of industries different industries worried about what's going to happen if they are policed by the national security agency or something like that. but we have to fess up to the fact we need to protect ourself and we really do that. that's going to be a major debating point in the next administration and the next congress. because it is really only getting worse. and our adversaries are worried about us too. and, you know, we're probably pretty good at it. and so there's a number of international things that also have to be worked out. i think that's coming to a head in the next administration as well. >> host: john? >> guest: obviously cybersecurity is a critical issue for government networks
and private networks and commercial networking. there's clear thely an important place for the industry and government to collaborate particularly on the sharing of information. identifying what attacks each is being subject to what effective remedies to the attacks might be. i think the split in the danger is whether or not one supports the premises that the federal government ought to take a leadership role in establishing the cybersecurity standards. there's i can't think of anywhere else in the economy where with the technology changes more quickly than in the internet space and the threat factor changes more quickly. the reason it's so critically important to share information amongst commercial entities, between commercial entity and government is the type of attacks change almost daily. having a place where you can share the information and we can be better prepared to
collectively protect ourself. it's very important. if stt government starts setting standards and setting regulatory dictates on what those
compliance. >> host: joining us in our discussion are john kneuer former national tell under the george w. bush administration. else ed paisley of the center for american progress action fund and josh smith is our guest reporter from the "national journal." >> host: john, governor romney has, you know, laid out a specific proposal on cybersecurity beyond some general proposals. he has called, however, for greater involvement of the intelligence and defense communities and its officials in the intelligence in -- vocal
voices in calling for some of the standards that republicans in congress and the chamber of commerce and many businesses have rejected. do you see a president romney taking the side of a business, i guess, against the defense department, against the national security agency? >> guest: i'm not sure there is that kind of a brieghtd line opposition between the entities that you laid out. i think in looking to the military defense and the department and the intelligence community, i think it's simply an acknowledgment that is where the real expertise resides within the government. they have got the human capital resources that have been dealing with this in a much more proactive way for a much longer time. the issue of cybersecurity has been one that's been very greatly defined for a long time
between classified networks and unnetworks. and candidly we didn't do a bunch to protect our unclassified networks almost as a purposeful strategy in closing off the networking and shutting the door and locking it to our adversary. you're telling your adversary something about what you know and how you defend your networks. so the intelligence community and the defense communities as the primary owners and operators are classified networking. i think they spend a lot more time dealing with this threat. it's only been recently we have moved toward the necessity to close off even the unclassified networking even though the information may not be classified in the aggravate. it becomes top of a problem. i think the reliance on self-defense intention is primarily around the that's where the expertize reside. as far as your statement that
some of those folks who are supportive of regulation, you know, i don't know that is a, you know, a unified position of those communities. so. >> host: even though we're talk aboutings the presidential campaigns, ed paisley, you introskewsed -- introduced the topic of congress. there's going to be a new congress coming up. how would you characterize congress over the past couple of years when it comes to technology and communications pots and -- policy and how would you personally like to see them move forward? >> guest: umm, i'll start again with science and innovation. and i'm deeply worried about the budget cuts that were proposed by the house on basic science, research, and diswoment for all kinds of agencies. it's the wrong way to go. we absolutely need to begin investing and continue to invest
as the administration did in the first two years the administration with the congress agreed with them. to invest in many of these important cutting edge industries. and i think we have to do that and trying to cut everything to so we can increase defense spending and increase taxes for the wealthy doesn't make sense to me. there's a huge philosophical difference, obviously. i think the other part that is important getting back to cybersecurity. one of the investment is in the smart grid. our power infrastructure is very, very vulnerable to cyberattacks. that takes the kind of investment we need from darp pa -- darpa collaborative efforts to protect our infrastructure and also make it more effective and efficient and, you know, cut power costs and cut, you know, carbon pollution. there are a variety of different
things one can do with that. and congress has not moved on that. and i truly worry about gridlock in the next administration really no matter who wins. and that's just a difficult issue and it does concern me that the republicans in the house in particular are focused on anything involving the government must be bad. it's just not true. and we need think about ways that the public and private sector can collaborate better. >> host: john? >> guest: i think there is a tendency to? discussing any cuts in potential and cuts and funding anywhere to draw the conclusion that well, nothing will happen. we won't be able to fund anything. there clearly is a role for research and basic research investment, questions is making sure those dollars when they're being spent is being put towards
and effective use and not being put thwart toward pet project. you mentioned solyndra. and now the chinese government subsidizes have pumped up their solar industry to that extent, it's almost proverse we were borrowing money from china. the chinese were funding both sides. they both complained because it was driven by a centralized view of what might be good rather than consumer demand and business models and market dynamics that reveal what people really want what the efficacy is. i agree there's always room for innovation and investment in our power grid just as there is in our communication networking. again, i think the best place to figure out and understand where those investments are needed and where they should go is from the
operators is from the not necessarily from here. >> guest: one of the areas of spending that has been a at least in the telecom world the center piece is that the government effort to develop broad band networks, and even, i mean, the republican party platform even had a large section hitting the obama administration for spending $7.2 odd billion dollars and republicans view not having much to show for it. what's the report card on that spending and how do you think that kind of development would change over the next couple of years? >> guest: i think it needs to be put in context. the $7.2 billion over three or four years, to get the exact it was $4 odd billion comes out of nti and the rest was loan guarantees to the [inaudible] service.
that is in comparison close to $100 billion a year in -- every year. by the private industry that have biment these things and continue to build and operate networkings. we have a long history going back to the electrification and the original service fund the recognition there are networking effects that benefit everybody on the networking whether it's the power grid or the communication networking to make sure that everybody is connecting. the challenge is designing a tax and subsidize regime that isn't out of date and full of waste. you know, we looked at one of the things that come up repeatedly is the universal service fund and make a broadband. ii don't think anybody was philosophically opposed to
that. what the implant is you can't make the existing fund which isn't performing well bigger. you need to do fundamental reform to make sure the minimal amount of money is collected and it's being devoted to fill the gaps that are there. i think the prepare flaw of the recent broad band exercise was that there were multiple component in that statute. there was a $7 billion in funding and $300 million for mapping to actually measure where the gaps. want mapping was going to be after the $7.2 billion was already spent. it strikes me as a not likely to produce a successful distribution to the money if they are needed if you actually don't know them. >> host: do you see -- you've been inching for an in the telecom discussion -- [laughter] do so you see investment in
communications networks as one area with the obama administration has done well or do you think there's more work to be done? >> guest: i have to say. it's hard to me to speak about that. i haven't involved the debate. one idea came up which i thought was a good one. i'll throw it out there. the idea of dig once, build twice. we had a lot of infrastructure, roads and bridges and all these things that have to be rebuilt. it's good investment to support our country. you can -- lay broadband while doing it. you get the cap c.a.p. ex-- kape x it's a woafort way to go about investing three thingsed at one. trying to collaborate on those. >> host: do you think the communication infrastructure falls fleetly under -- so president obama's famous line
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Spain Pledged Citizenship to Sephardic Jews. Now They Feel Betrayed
tags: Jewish history, Sephardic Jews, reparations, Spanish History, Spanish Inquisition
María Sánchez, a retired mental health therapist in Albuquerque, spent the past four decades tracing her Jewish ancestry from Spain. She created a vast genealogical chart going back nearly 1,100 years, which included three ancestors who were tried in the Spanish Inquisition. Her findings even led her to join a synagogue in the 1980s and to become a practicing Jew.
So when Spain's government said in 2015 that it would grant citizenship to people of Sephardic Jewish descent — a program publicized as reparations for the expulsion of Jews that began in 1492 — Ms. Sánchez applied. She hired an immigration lawyer, obtained a certificate from her synagogue and flew to Spain to present her genealogy chart to a notary.
Then, in May, she received a rejection letter.
"It felt like a punch in the gut," said Ms. Sánchez, 60, who was told she had not proved that she was a Sephardic Jew. "You kicked my ancestors out, now you're doing this again."
Spain's statistics and interviews with frustrated applicants reveal a wave of more than 3,000 rejections in recent months, raising questions about how serious the country is about its promise of reparations to correct one of the darkest chapters of its history, the Inquisition. Before this year, only one person had been turned down, the government said. Some 34,000 have been accepted.
At least another 17,000 people have received no response at all, according to government statistics. Many of them have waited years and spent thousands of dollars on attorney fees and trips to Spain to file paperwork.
It remains unclear why the wave of rejections has come now. Spain's government said it was simply trying to clear out a backlog of cases. But lawyers representing applicants say they feel officials have had a change of heart on the program, which formally stopped taking applications in 2019.
For applicants, it has left a sense of bewilderment and betrayal.
Some saw citizenship as a way to make peace with the persecution of their ancestors by forming a link to their ancestral land. Others had more immediate concerns, seeing a Spanish passport as the best hope to escape dire situations in their own countries.
"For Venezuelans, it was a lifeline," said Marcos Tulio Cabrera, the founder of the Association of Spanish-Venezuelans of Sephardic Origin, whose family of nine has received four rejections this month, with the rest still awaiting a decision. Mr. Cabrera, who lives in Valencia, Venezuela, a city crippled by economic instability and deadly gangs, said he spent nearly $53,000 to file the applications, depleting much of the family's savings.
The rejections have angered officials in Washington, including Representative Teresa Leger Fernández, Democrat of New Mexico, who said she raised the issue both with the White House and the State Department after receiving complaints from applicants in her district.
"Their refusal is worse than if they didn't offer citizenship in the first place," Ms. Fernández said of Spain. "This is an example of how you don't do reparations."
In a statement, Spain's Justice Ministry, which is in charge of the applications, said that it had done its best to follow Spanish law and that it was only natural it would have to turn down many cases.
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Autopsy of California black man shot by police fuels more protests
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (Reuters) – About 200 demonstrators squared off with police in riot gear overnight in California's capital and more protests were planned for Saturday after an autopsy on Stephon Clark contradicted the police account of the shooting of the unarmed black man by officers.
Waving signs and chanting Clark's name in unison, the protesters gathered at city hall before marching into the Old Sacramento part of the city, filled with bars, restaurants and tourists.
Protesters, some with megaphones and black masks covering their faces, shouted "Shoot us down, we shut you down", along with expletives directed at the police.
More than 80 police and California Highway Patrol officers in riot gear blocked protesters from marching onto a highway. There were no arrests, the Sacramento Bee reported.
Clark's death two weeks ago was the most recent in a string of fatal shootings of black men by police that have triggered protests across the United States and fueled a national debate about bias in the American criminal justice system.
Clark, a 22-year-old father of two, was gunned down in the backyard of his grandparents' house by police responding to a report that someone was breaking windows. Police said the officers who shot at Clark 20 times feared he was holding a gun, but that he was later found to have been holding a cellphone.
Police have said he was moving toward officers in a menacing way when they fired. The incident was captured on a body cam video released by police on Wednesday.
The latest demonstrations were touched off by a new private autopsy on Clark that showed that none of the eight bullets that hit him struck him in the front, contradicting the police version of events, a lawyer for the deceased's family said on Friday.
Demonstrators march to protest the police shooting of Stephon Clark, in Sacramento, California. REUTERS/Bob Strong
Clark was shot six times in the back, once in the side and once in the leg, the autopsy found.
Dr. Bennet Omalu, the forensic pathologist who conducted the independent autopsy, said at a briefing that any one of seven bullets that entered the upper half of Clark's body could have killed him.
Benjamin Crump, an attorney for Clark's family, said: "This independent autopsy affirms that Stephon was not a threat to police and was slain in another senseless police killing under increasingly questionable circumstances."
The Sacramento Police Department said it would have no further comment on the case until after the release of the findings of an official autopsy by the county coroner, and a review by state and local prosecutors.
California Attorney General Xavier Becerra has said state investigators will oversee the investigation and review the police department's procedures and practices.
On several occasions since Clark was killed, protesters have marched, held demonstrations and twice blocked fans from reaching games played by the Sacramento Kings NBA basketball team at the Golden 1 Center.
Another protest is planned for noon on Saturday and is to be led by retired Sacramento Kings basketball star Matt Barnes, a statement from the organizers of the Unity and Action rally said.
Additional reporting by Brendan O'Brien in Milwaukee, Rich McKay in Atlanta, Jonathan Allen in New York and Bob Strong in Sacramento; Editing by Alison Williams and Chizu Nomiyama
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Q: redux dispatch action on every element of an array I have an array of x element

Arr (2) ['16', '149']

I need to dispatch an action on every Id in this array in order to find Object by Id.
My reducer for single Id is working and it is returning me value. But im lost.
This is my reducer
const initialState = {
  product: {},
};
const productReducer = (state = initialState, action) => {
  switch (action.type) {
    case GET_PRODUCT_BY_ID:
      return {
        ...state,
        product: action.payload,
      };

    default:
      return state;
  }
};

my action:
export const getProductById = (Id)=>async(dispatch)=>{
    try {
        const {data}= await api.getProductById(Id)
        dispatch({type:GET_PRODUCT_BY_ID, payload: data})
    } catch (error) {
        console.log(error)
    }
}

I would like to return something like array of objects with values for that id. Im stuck with this.

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class NameData

end

class Greetings

end

# Reflection
=begin
1. What are these methods doing?
all of the what_is_ methods are getter methods so they GET the current value of the variable
while the change_my_ methods are setter methods and SET the value of the variable

2. How are they modifying or returning the value of instance variables?
They are being modified inside the class

3. What changed between the last release and this release?
Instead of using the what_is_age method to get the value of the instance variable @age an attribute reader was used.

4. What was replaced?
The getter method what_is_age

5. Is this code simpler than the last?
Yes

6.What changed between the last release and this release?
Used an attribute writer instead of a setter method

7.What was replaced?
The setter method change_my_age was replaced

8.Is this code simpler than the last?
yes

9. What is a reader method?
A reader method is a method that allows an instance variable to be read outside of the class

10. What is a writer method?
A writer method allows an instance variable to be changed outside of the class

11. What do the attr methods do for you?
attr_accessor is both a reader and a writer
attr_reader is a reader method
attr_writer is a writer method

12. Should you always use an accessor to cover your bases? Why or why not?
No because sometimes you dont want a variable to be changed once the instance of the class has been created
For instance a type of tree will always be that type of tree

13. What is confusing to you about these methods?
This cleared up a lot
=end

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I have to admit that I have a thing for monobrows. Apparently, I'm not alone so this week's Doodler is for monobrow enthusiasts everywhere.
Spin. I Didn't Knew You.
My new favourite song is Shark Ridden Waters by Rhys Gruff. Beautiful melodies, gorgeous lyrics and a hypnotic groove that begs repeat plays. More sharky goodness can be found on Archie Bronson Outfit's Coconut from last year. It's still on high rotation here.
I've just taken out a subscription to Fantom, a fresh new photography journal out of Italy. It is a rare joy, a magazine where content is unexpected and new discoveries are made with every page flipped. No wonder it is my new favourite magazine. I was immediately drawn to this astounding cover image by Yumiko Utsu. I think it has just entered my top ten of all time great covers with a bullet.
Steak Diane by guest judge Pete McLean of Art Out & About.
I love this August 1964 cover of Woman's Journal featuring this pair of adorable ginger kittens. The cuddly kittens are apparently called David and Jonathan and were photographed by Camera Clix. I love cats and I miss my adorable Miyake greatly.


DANNY Wilson was more than satisfied with his side as Hartlepool secured an all-too-rare point away from home.
In drawing 1-1 at Cheltenham on Saturday, Pools avoided defeat away from Victoria Park for only the second time in 10 road trips.
And, while this performance at Whaddon Road was much better than the one in their previous draw at Northampton last month, Wilson hopes his side has stopped the rot.
There is an eight point gap between Pools and the relegation zone after picking up four points in two games in the last week and, with a home game against Northampton to come on Friday night, Pools are looking up rather than over their shoulders.
Wilson said: "Taking a point has arrested the rot somewhat. If we were in front it may have been different, but a point at this stage is okay.
Pools were trailing to an Andy Lindegaard volley which seemed to be covered by Jan Budtz, before the keeper pushed the ball into the net.
But they levelled when Joel Porter's tremendous goal of individual flair dragged them level. After collecting possession out wide, he nutmegged a defender before curling a shot into the top corner of the net.
They should have taken the lead when Tom Craddock, signed on loan from Boro last week, missed a chance shortly after his second half substitute arrival.
At the other end, Pools were tight and gave little away thanks to Graeme Lee and Gary Liddle at the heart of the defence.
Lee signed on loan from Doncaster last week and was superb on his return to the club.
"Lee and Liddle did very well for the first time they have played there together," Wilson added.


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Ambodiharina este un oraș și o comună în Districtul Mahanoro, regiunea Atsinanana din Madagascar.

Este situat în apropierea coastei și pe partea de sud a gurii râului Mangoro, și la sud de Mahanoro (orașul principal al districtului). Satul Salehy se află vizavi de oraș, pe partea de nord a râului.

Locuitorii sunt din poporul Betsimisaraka. Cercetările antropologului american Jennifer Cole s-au concentrat pe amintirile lor despre colonialism.

Populația comunei în anul 2001 era de 20.217 locuitori. Potrivit lui Cole, populația satului în aceeași perioadă era de 1.500 de locuitori.

Drumul cunoscut sub numele de Route nationale 11 (Madagascar) trece prin sat, deși trebuie să traversați râul cu barca pentru a merge spre nord pe drumul spre Mahanoro.

Referințe

Lectură suplimentară
Jennifer Cole.  Forget Colonialism?: Sacrifice and the Art of Memory in Madagascar (2001)

Orașe din Madagascar
Localități din Atsinanana

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Department of Defense denies federal funding to schools that ban military recruiting
The U.S. Defense Department has denied federal funding to two law schools because they do not allow military recruiters on campus. Now the U.S. House of Representatives is putting forward a new law that would require the Secretary of Defense to compile a list of colleges and universities that don't allow the military to recruit on campus.
Vermont Law School has already been denied federal funding.
William Mitchell College of Law and Vermont Law School (not affiliated with the University of Vermont) have already been barred from federal funding for violating the Solomon amendment, a 10-year old law that "the armed forces cannot be denied access to students". Legislators recently passed a measure that would require the Secretary of Defense to provide a list of schools whose cooperation it is unsatisfied with.
Representative Cliff Sterns (R-FL) is pushing through the House an amendment that would toughen the Solomon amendment, a law which states "Any college that prohibits the U.S. military from establishing or operating an ROTC unit on campus or denies military recruiters access to students is ineligible for federal funding." Sterns' amendment is part of the Defense Department Authorization Act.
Sterns claims that Yale University is discriminating against military recruiters. Yale denies this. Rich Jacobs, a representative of Yale, in a prepared statement, said "Yale has sought to comply fully with the Solomon amendment as it applies to ROTC and Yale university." Yale gives ROTC a room on campus, but does not help arrange interviews. According to Yale's website, "The defense department's 'Don't ask, don't tell' policy, which prevents openly [public] gays, lesbians, and bisexuals from serving in the military, violates the school's non-discrimination policy." The Defense Department has declined to sign the school's non-discriminatory policy.
In the fall the U.S. Supreme Court is lined up to hear a case involving several colleges and regarding military recruitment at universities.
David Greene. "U.S. Government Punishes Schools That Ban Military Recruiting" — NPR, May 31, 2005
Complaint against Donald Rumsfield, filed in United States District Court by Stewart I Edestein on behalf of Yale University, on 0ct. 30, 2003
Jan 31 2005 court ruling on civil action
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Rajesh Roshan, Madhu Kapoor, Yogeeta Bali, Mukri, Kishore Kumar, Mahmood, Tracy Mahmood, Nutan - Walking and I Am Walking All Alone
Ek Baap Chhe Bete (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
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Rajesh Roshan, Madhu Kapoor, Yogeeta Bali, Mukri, Kishore Kumar, Mahmood, Tracy Mahmood, Nutan — Walking and I Am Walking All Alone
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Rajesh Roshan, Amit Kumar, Kishore Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar, Mahmood, Anjaan — Prem Se Humko Jeene Do
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This delightful Honduras Arabica offers a mild intensity, honey and nutty tones, lemon brightness, jasmine tea hint, slightly chocolate cup. It has medium-high bitterness, beautifully equalized with a medium body.
Even though Honduras has had many hard times both politically and with weather phenomena, it is still the second largest coffee maker in Central America. Hurricane Mitch left extensive destruction, destroying the infrastructure of Honduras with immens coffee crop loss. The misfortune did however allow the coffee farmers to reinvent their coffee crops, offering higher grade specialty coffees and utilizing organic and fair trade premiums. Because of such a misfortune, the Honduran coffee market now shines amongst the best in the industry. This coffee is among the best quality Honduras coffee you can get. Coffee beans raised at high altitudes are considered to be of higher quality as it increases the bitterness while high altitude nights often bring cool breezes and air masses that slows down the maturity of the coffee plant allowing the beans to develop to a more mature flavor. This coffee was grown at a minimum of 1,500-2,000 meters.


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Japan, Thailand launch new energy initiative to promote decarbonization
Japan and Thailand on January 13 agreed to launch a new energy policy dialogue and implement joint projects to promote decarbonization, as the two countries aim for net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
Thailand suspends quarantine-free scheme to halt Omicron spread
Thailand plans to reopen Southern border gates next month
Thailand, Laos agree to promote infrastructure development
Panels in a solar farm (Photo for illustration)
According to the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, its Minister Koichi Hagiuda and his Thai counterpart Supattanapong Punmeechaow signed a memorandum for the new initiatives during their talks in Bangkok, the last stop during the Japanese minister's trip to Southeast Asia after Indonesia and Singapore.
Under the dialogue framework, a comprehensive long-term program will be launched along with joint projects to be carried out through cooperation in green technology and human resources to help promote investment in the energy sector.
Earlier this year, Japan outlined its "Asia Energy Transition Initiative," under which it promised to give 10 billion USD in financial support to Thailand and other member states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) for renewable energy, energy efficiency, LNG and other projects that are expected to create new jobs and investment.
The Japanese government said its energy dialogue with Thailand underscores the importance of global energy transition, while aiming to provide opportunities for energy trade and investment in the two countries.
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/ In Memoriam: John Flodstrom
Statement from Dean David Owen:
It is with a heavy heart that I write to say that Prof. John Flodstrom (1937-2020) has passed away due to complications of Covid-19. John arrived from Northwestern to take up a post as Instructor in Philosophy in 1966, completing his dissertation on the French philosopher Maine de Biran in 1969. Before he had any job security he was already leading the Student-Faculty Committee for Open Housing and protesting nightly with dozens of other UofL students, staff, and faculty for an open housing ordinance. His activities landed him in the hospital when a counter-protester threw a rock that struck him in the head; John was back out in the street the very next night. A scholar of Enlightenment-era French philosophy, his research interests branched out to philosophical issues in science fiction, consciousness, the Vedas, and meditation studies and practice. John was a consummate teacher and a mentor to both students and faculty; he directed the Honors program from 1989-1998 and taught for years in the Freshman Symposium program. A dedicated supporter of the arts, he helped bring major ensembles to perform on campus, and some of the visual artworks he collected still grace the Honors House. His peers remember him for his selfless engagement with students and colleagues, and as a model of how to live on campus with a semblance of humanity. Wherever he went in town he would bump into adoring former students; he remembered every name, and they remembered him as incredibly generous and thoughtful. John served two stints as chair of the Philosophy department, the last from 1998 until his retirement in 2000. His commitment to students was recognized with the Trustees Award in 1992. Although he left Louisville soon after retiring, he is remembered with great fondness and devotion by those who overlapped with him. In recent years he had been living with his sister, Renis, and in his last days he was cared for by his niece, Kathy, a nurse.


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Confined spaces can pose many safety hazards to workers. For example, the atmosphere in a confined space can become dangerous if it fills with toxic gas or fumes, or if the oxygen level falls too low. And a dangerous atmosphere can pose a hazard to both workers doing a task in a confined space as well as would-be rescuers who may try to come to their aid in an emergency.
Give this handout, which is based on one created by the IHSA, to workers as a supplement to a safety or toolbox talk on the dangers of hazardous atmospheres in confined spaces. Adapt it for your OHS program and the confined space requirements in your jurisdiction's OHS laws. The person conducting the talk should review the types of confined spaces and atmospheric hazards that your workers may encounter, and demonstrate how to use gas detection equipment.


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Manchester's recently launched Lung Health Checks have been shortlisted for Cancer Care Initiative of the Year at the Patient Safety Awards 2019.
Launched on 25 March, the project will tackle poor early diagnosis and survival rates for lung cancer by providing quick, easily accessible screenings for those deemed at higher risk of lung conditions. The initiative is managed by Wythenshawe Hospital, part of Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust, and delivered in partnership with Manchester Health and Care Commissioning (MHCC), Cobalt, and Siemens Healthineers.
From this month (April 2019), Lung Health Check support units and CT vehicles will be placed in key community-based locations across North and East Manchester for the next two years. The first-of-their-kind mobile units will utilise ultra low-dose CT scanners, meaning tests can be carried out quickly, and in easily accessible areas in the community.
The Lung Health Check team will find out if they have won on Tuesday 2nd July 2019 at the 12th annual Patient Safety Congress at Manchester Central.


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After 20+ years of proving her legendary status in the music industry and black culture, it has been announced that Supa Dupa Fly MC Missy "Misdemeanor" Elliott will be this year's recipient of the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award at the MTV Video Music Awards show. Since her 1997 debut, Missy has been heavily influencing the overall music scene. From her impressive lyricism to her extreme visuals and choreography, Missy is more than deserving of this achievement. The rapper, producer, songwriter triple-threat is a five-time Grammy Award winner and the first female hip-hop artist to have been inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame.
"Missy's impact on the music landscape is indelible," said Bruce Gillmer, MTV Intl. co-brand head and Viacom music and music talent head. "Her creative vision across production, performance and songwriting is unmatched."
The VMAs will air on MTV at 8 p.m. on Aug. 26 and will be hosted by comedian, actor and author Sebastian Maniscalco, live from Prudential Center in Newark, N.J. Missy is set to perform for the first time since 2003! You do not want to miss this one.
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Q: React with Node not working in production I've seen tons of tutorials on setting up React/Node/mySql to work in development, which I've done and it works perfectly.
But, now that I need to put the production build on a VPS server, it's not working and I can't figure why.   I have verified that my node backend does connect to and query the database.
The problem is, my React front end doesn't seem to find the node backend. What configuration am I missing that it can't find it? When I click the button that should query the backend and display results, it just returns HTML of the page not found page.  I'm at a loss to what configuration I have missed.


During Mental Health Awareness Week (MHAW) share daily emails with your network to communicate the importance of mental health. Each Mind Matters drafted email messages that you can personalize with local resources, county contacts, upcoming event info, or a logo.
To make it easy, we've highlighted in yellow suggestions on how to customize the email. The first email we recommend sharing the week prior to Mental Health Awareness Week (Oct. 2-8) to notify your community of the observance and pique their interest. The other emails are drafted for Monday – Friday of MHAW and include information, tips and action items.


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Gift Card and Online Bill Pay Soar as Consumers Embrace Electronic Payments
Consumers continue to embrace an expanding array of payment choices, according to a nationwide consumer-payment preferences study conducted by the American Bankers Association and Boston- based Dove Consulting, a division of Hitachi Consulting. ACI Worldwide, Citigroup, The Clearing House, and MasterCard sponsored the research.
The 2005/2006 Study of Consumer Payment Preferences found that for the 58 individual payment choices consumers make each month — whether in stores or over the Internet, or while paying bills — consumers choose electronic payments more often. Cash and checks now account for only 45 percent of consumers' monthly payments — down from 57 percent in 2001, and 49 percent in 2003.
"The consumer switch to electronic payments is increasing across the board — albeit at different rates," said Jane Yao, ABA's managing director of benchmarking and survey research. "We all know that consumer use of electronic payments for in-store purchases has increased steadily for years and much of the 'easy' migration has already occurred. This year's survey results show that electronic bill pay is quickly catching up."
Consumer migration to electronic payments for in-store payments is driven by the popularity of debit cards, which has grown at the expense of checks. Six years ago, debit represented 21 percent of in-store transactions. Today 33 percent of in-store purchases are made with debit cards.
The biggest change is in the area of gift cards, which account for 4 percent of all in-store purchases, up from 2 percent in 2003. Consumers' use of gift/prepaid cards for at least one purchase per month in stores increased from 12 percent in 2003, to 32 percent in 2005. Twelve percent of consumers plan to use gift/prepaid cards more often over the next two years.
Checks are losing ground in the area of bill payment, as more consumers turn to automatic and online bill payment. Today, 52 percent of consumers use automatic payment to pay at least one bill per month, and 39 percent of consumers use online bill payment — especially for paying multiple bills. Checks account for less than half of consumers' monthly bill payments — only 49 percent — down from 72 percent in 2001, and 60 percent in 2003.
"Across all payment venues, debit is emerging as the clear winner," says Tony Hayes, vice president of the financial services group at Dove Consulting. "Debit is now tied with cash for the highest share of consumers' in-store purchases, and a third of all consumers report that debit is the payment method they use most frequently in stores. Consumer use of debit for online purchases and bill payments is also increasing — particularly if they receive rewards."
The 2005/ 2006 Study of Consumer Payment Preferences is the fourth in a series of biennial studies tracking consumers' payment habits and preferences. The study of 3,008 consumers is $500 for ABAmembers and $2,000 for non- members. For more information, call 1-800-BANKERS or visit http://www.aba.com.
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Q: What happens to DLC missions in the second playtrough I just recently started Borderlands 2, and I haven't played the first one, so I am a bit confused by the second playthrough. I have searched and read about it, but I am not quite sure I fully understand it. Maybe you guys can help out. I want to get 'the most' out of the game, so good loot / xp levels.
From what I understand I can play the game in 3 stages:
1) First, I do all the story missions and side missions. I can also do all the DLCs, since I have the season pass. All missions, including DLC missions will reset in the next playthrough.
2) When I have done all of that I can now activate the second playthrough called TVHM. In this mode all the missions will reset. So the main mission resets, the side missions, AND the DLC? In this mode I must only do the main storyline again, and leave all the other missions open.
3) When I beat the storyline the second time I can now do all the side missions again, and do all the DLC's again. Now every mission I do will scale to my level. This is also the mode where the loot is the best because I will prob be lvl 50 already. It will also be really hard.

Am I correct here, or did I miss anything? I am not sure if the DLCs reset also.

A: The DLCs do reset so you can do it again.  However, its beneficial on the second playthrough to complete ONLY the main storyline missions first, this brings you to a new mode called playthrough 2.5.  In playthrough 2.5, all mission and rewards will be set to the max level of 50, so you'll gain much better unique weapons than if you completed them at lower levels.
You must not even accept a side mission until you reach playthrough 2.5 as the mission level is locked in as soon as you accept it.

A: Missions do not reset in playthrough 2.5, only stuff left from playthrough 2 remains. That's why it not "3" but "2.5". DLC's also do not reset - if you go to DLC's right at the start of playthrough 2, those areas and quests will be of the level you first entered.
A couple more corrections:

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*In playthrough 2, you are free to accept any side quests that do not have Unique rewards, as it helps to level up. Rule of thumb is - Uniques are blue, though not every blue is a Unique. After a couple playthroughs you will memorize them, for now here and there are lists.

*Loot will be the best once you reach enemies and quests of level 50, not playthrough 2.5 itself. Therefore, in playthrough 2 you are free to accept any side missions that are level 50, no need to go finish the game first - a level 50 Fibber will still be a level 50 Fibber.

*DLCs do scale to your level, so, similarly, you are free to divert to DLC as soon as (or shortly before) you ding 50, so you can reap all those pirate chests and Torgue fwap-a-booms at level 50 and go end the game with them.

A good example of OP stuff you can grab at level 50 while still on playthrough 2 is The Bee, the Fibber and the Sand Hawk.


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package org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi;

import com.intellij.openapi.components.ServiceManager;
import com.intellij.openapi.project.Project;
import com.intellij.psi.*;
import com.intellij.util.IncorrectOperationException;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.NonNls;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.Nullable;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.groovydoc.psi.api.GrDocComment;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.groovydoc.psi.api.GrDocMemberReference;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.groovydoc.psi.api.GrDocReferenceElement;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.groovydoc.psi.api.GrDocTag;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.auxiliary.modifiers.GrModifierList;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.auxiliary.modifiers.annotation.GrAnnotation;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.signatures.GrClosureSignature;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.statements.*;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.statements.arguments.GrArgumentList;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.statements.arguments.GrNamedArgument;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.statements.blocks.GrClosableBlock;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.statements.blocks.GrCodeBlock;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.statements.clauses.GrCaseSection;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.statements.expressions.GrApplicationStatement;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.statements.expressions.GrExpression;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.statements.expressions.GrParenthesizedExpression;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.statements.expressions.GrReferenceExpression;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.statements.expressions.literals.GrLiteral;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.statements.expressions.path.GrMethodCallExpression;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.statements.params.GrParameter;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.statements.typedef.GrExtendsClause;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.statements.typedef.GrImplementsClause;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.statements.typedef.GrTypeDefinition;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.statements.typedef.members.GrEnumConstant;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.statements.typedef.members.GrMethod;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.toplevel.GrTopStatement;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.toplevel.imports.GrImportStatement;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.types.GrCodeReferenceElement;
import org.jetbrains.plugins.groovy.lang.psi.api.types.GrTypeElement;

/**
 * @author dimaskin
 */
public abstract class GroovyPsiElementFactory implements JVMElementFactory {

  @NonNls public static final String DUMMY_FILE_NAME = "DUMMY__1234567890_DUMMYYYYYY___";

  public abstract GrCodeReferenceElement createCodeReferenceElementFromClass(PsiClass aClass);

  public abstract GrCodeReferenceElement createCodeReferenceElementFromText(String text);

  public abstract GrReferenceExpression createThisExpression(@Nullable PsiClass psiClass);

  public abstract GrBlockStatement createBlockStatementFromText(String text, @Nullable PsiElement context);

  public abstract GrModifierList createModifierList(CharSequence text);

  public abstract GrCaseSection createSwitchSection(String text);

  public static GroovyPsiElementFactory getInstance(Project project) {
    return ServiceManager.getService(project, GroovyPsiElementFactory.class);
  }

  /**
   * Creates an empty class initializer block.
   *
   * @return the created initializer block instance.
   * @throws IncorrectOperationException in case of an internal error.
   */
  @NotNull
  public abstract GrClassInitializer createClassInitializer() throws IncorrectOperationException;

  /**
   * @param qName
   * @param isStatic
   * @param isOnDemand
   * @param alias
   * @return import statement for given class
   */
  public abstract GrImportStatement createImportStatementFromText(@NotNull String qName, boolean isStatic, boolean isOnDemand, @Nullable String alias);

  public abstract GrImportStatement createImportStatementFromText(@NotNull String text);

  public abstract GrImportStatement createImportStatement(@NotNull String qname,
                                                          boolean isStatic,
                                                          boolean isOnDemand,
                                                          @Nullable String alias,
                                                          @Nullable PsiElement context);

  public abstract PsiElement createWhiteSpace();

  @NotNull
  public abstract PsiElement createLineTerminator(int length);

  @NotNull
  public abstract PsiElement createLineTerminator(String text);

  public abstract GrArgumentList createExpressionArgumentList(GrExpression... expressions);

  public abstract GrNamedArgument createNamedArgument(String name, GrExpression expression);

  public abstract GrStatement createStatementFromText(CharSequence text);
  public abstract GrStatement createStatementFromText(CharSequence text, @Nullable PsiElement context);

  public abstract GrBlockStatement createBlockStatement(GrStatement... statements);

  public abstract GrMethodCallExpression createMethodCallByAppCall(GrApplicationStatement callExpr);

  public abstract GrReferenceExpression createReferenceExpressionFromText(String exprText);

  public abstract GrReferenceExpression createReferenceExpressionFromText(String idText, PsiElement context) ;

  public abstract GrReferenceExpression createReferenceElementForClass(PsiClass clazz);

  public GrCodeReferenceElement createReferenceElementFromText(String refName) {
    return createReferenceElementFromText(refName, null);
  }

  public abstract GrCodeReferenceElement createReferenceElementFromText(String refName, @Nullable PsiElement context);

  public GrExpression createExpressionFromText(CharSequence exprText) {
    return createExpressionFromText(exprText.toString(), null);
  }

  @NotNull
  public abstract GrExpression createExpressionFromText(@NotNull String exprText, @Nullable PsiElement context);

  public abstract GrVariableDeclaration createFieldDeclaration(String[] modifiers, String identifier, @Nullable GrExpression initializer, @Nullable PsiType type);
  public abstract GrVariableDeclaration createFieldDeclarationFromText(String text);

  public abstract GrVariableDeclaration createVariableDeclaration(@Nullable String[] modifiers, @Nullable GrExpression initializer, @Nullable PsiType type, String... identifiers);

  public abstract GrVariableDeclaration createVariableDeclaration(@Nullable String[] modifiers, @Nullable String initializer, @Nullable PsiType type, String... identifiers);

  public abstract GrEnumConstant createEnumConstantFromText(String text);

  @NotNull
  public abstract PsiElement createReferenceNameFromText(String idText);

  public abstract PsiElement createDocMemberReferenceNameFromText(String idText);

  public abstract GrDocMemberReference createDocMemberReferenceFromText(String className, String text);

  public abstract GrDocReferenceElement createDocReferenceElementFromFQN(String qName);

  public abstract GrTopStatement createTopElementFromText(String text);

  public abstract GrClosableBlock createClosureFromText(String text, @Nullable PsiElement context);

  public GrClosableBlock createClosureFromText(String s) throws IncorrectOperationException {
    return createClosureFromText(s, null);
  }

  public GrParameter createParameter(String name, @Nullable String typeText, @Nullable GroovyPsiElement context) throws IncorrectOperationException {
    return createParameter(name, typeText, null, context);
  }

  public abstract GrParameter createParameter(String name,
                                              @Nullable String typeText,
                                              @Nullable String initializer,
                                              @Nullable GroovyPsiElement context,
                                              String... modifiers) throws IncorrectOperationException;

  public abstract GrCodeReferenceElement createTypeOrPackageReference(String qName);

  public abstract GrTypeDefinition createTypeDefinition(String text) throws IncorrectOperationException;

  public abstract GrTypeElement createTypeElement(PsiType type) throws IncorrectOperationException;

  @NotNull
  public GrTypeElement createTypeElement(String typeText) throws IncorrectOperationException {
    return createTypeElement(typeText, null);
  }

  public abstract GrTypeElement createTypeElement(String typeText, @Nullable PsiElement context);

  public abstract GrParenthesizedExpression createParenthesizedExpr(GrExpression expression);

  public abstract PsiElement createStringLiteralForReference(String text);

  public abstract PsiElement createModifierFromText(String name);

  public abstract GrCodeBlock createMethodBodyFromText(String text);

  public abstract GrVariableDeclaration createSimpleVariableDeclaration(String name, String typeText);

  public abstract GrReferenceElement createPackageReferenceElementFromText(String newPackageName);

  public abstract PsiElement createDotToken(String newDot);

  @NotNull
  public abstract GrMethod createMethodFromText(String methodText, @Nullable PsiElement context);

  @NotNull
  @Override
  public abstract GrAnnotation createAnnotationFromText(@NotNull @NonNls String annotationText, @Nullable PsiElement context) throws IncorrectOperationException;

  public abstract GrMethod createMethodFromSignature(String name, GrClosureSignature signature);

  public GrMethod createMethodFromText(CharSequence methodText) {
    return createMethodFromText(methodText.toString(), null);
  }

  public abstract GrAnnotation createAnnotationFromText(String annoText);

  public abstract GroovyFile createGroovyFile(CharSequence idText, boolean isPhysical, @Nullable PsiElement context);

  public abstract GrMethod createMethodFromText(String modifier, String name, @Nullable String type, String[] paramTypes, @Nullable PsiElement context);

  public abstract GrMethod createConstructorFromText(@NotNull String constructorName,
                                                     String[] paramTypes,
                                                     String[] paramNames,
                                                     String body,
                                                     @Nullable PsiElement context);

  public GrMethod createConstructorFromText(@NotNull String constructorName, String[] paramTypes, String[] paramNames, String body) {
    return createConstructorFromText(constructorName, paramTypes, paramNames, body, null);
  }

  public abstract GrMethod createConstructorFromText(String constructorName, CharSequence constructorText, @Nullable PsiElement context);

  @NotNull
  public abstract GrDocComment createDocCommentFromText(@NotNull String text) ;

  public abstract GrDocTag createDocTagFromText(String text) ;

  public abstract GrConstructorInvocation createConstructorInvocation(String text);
  public abstract GrConstructorInvocation createConstructorInvocation(String text, PsiElement context);

  public abstract PsiReferenceList createThrownList(PsiClassType[] exceptionTypes);

  public abstract GrCatchClause createCatchClause(PsiClassType type, String parameterName);

  public abstract GrArgumentList createArgumentList();

  public abstract GrArgumentList createArgumentListFromText(String argListText);

  public abstract GrExtendsClause createExtendsClause();

  public abstract GrImplementsClause createImplementsClause();

  public abstract GrLiteral createLiteralFromValue(@Nullable Object value);

  @NotNull
  public abstract GrMethod createMethod(@NotNull @NonNls String name, @Nullable PsiType returnType) throws IncorrectOperationException;

  @NotNull
  public abstract GrParameter createParameter(@NotNull @NonNls String name, @Nullable PsiType type) throws IncorrectOperationException;

}


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