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These iOS Apps Will Make You Want an iPhone Over an Android
Dann Albright October 28, 2016 28-10-2016 5 minutes
While many big-name apps are available on both Android and iOS, there are still quite a few that you'll only find on your iPhone or iPad. Sometimes it's for technical reasons, like audio latency. Sometimes it's for Retina-level graphics How Does The Apple Retina Display Work? [MakeUseOf Explains] How Does The Apple Retina Display Work? [MakeUseOf Explains] These days, people are crazy about the Apple Retina Display. Supposedly, it does wonders! A completely non-pixelated screen? Who would have ever thought?! However, many questions loom the supposedly revolutionary technological advancement. Is it really... Read More . And, of course, there are times when it just seems like platform exclusivity for its own sake.
Regardless of the reasons, here are 13 awesome iOS apps you won't find on Android.
1. Camera+ ($2.99)
There are a lot of great camera apps Tested: Can The Right Camera App Make Your Phone's Camera Work Better? Tested: Can The Right Camera App Make Your Phone's Camera Work Better? Did you ever stop to think that the right camera app may improve your phone's innate abilities? Is that even possible? Read More out there for both platforms, but Camera+ is one of the most popular — and it's only available on iOS. Lots of shooting modes, exposure and focus controls, alignment grids, and a variety of great editing features make this a solid deal for $2.99 (or $4.99 on the iPad). It also includes Clarity, a nice feature for making the most out of any light conditions.
2. Enlight ($3.99)
Another great all-in-one photo app, Enlight is built around making edits as easy as possible Top 11 iOS Photo Editing Apps for Tweaks, Filters & Artwork Top 11 iOS Photo Editing Apps for Tweaks, Filters & Artwork There are plenty of free and paid iPhone apps to edit your photos, turn them into artwork, and make you looking stunning — here are our favorites. Read More . You can add text, tweak filters, even apply masking and blend multiple photos together. With features made specifically for sharing on Instagram, you can be sure you'll get tons of followers and likes. $3.99 is a pretty good price, but you won't find that deal on Android.
3. Paper by FiftyThree (Free, IAPs)
When it comes to drawing apps, Paper reigns supreme. Its wide variety of sketching tools, photo annotation abilities, and note-taking functions combined with a simple, pleasing interface to create a fantastic all-around app. Using the dedicated (but expensive) stylus makes it an even better experience. You can start using it for free, but only on an iOS device.
4. Hyperlapse (Free)
Time-lapse videos How to Make a Time-Lapse Video by Converting a Standard Video How to Make a Time-Lapse Video by Converting a Standard Video Time-lapse videos are great, but they can be difficult to make. Why not turn one of your standard videos into a time-lapse instead? Here's how! Read More are really cool, but they're hard to make with your phone. Keeping your device stable over more than a few seconds can prove to be a big challenge, and that can have drastic effects on your video. Instagram's free Hyperlapse app uses stabilization technology to keep everything looking smooth for iOS time-lapse videos without a ton of camera shake.
5. Adobe Photoshop Fix (Free)
While they've released some apps for Android, Adobe seems to focus on iOS for their more popular creative tools, like Photoshop Fix. This app helps you smooth out skin tones, removes blemishes, and fixes up anything else you might want in your photos. Professional-level retouching and finishing tools make this a must-have for serious mobile photographers (those with iPhones, anyway).
6. Dark Sky ($3.99)
People are really particular about their weather apps, The Weather Doesn't Have to be Dull With These iPhone Apps The Weather Doesn't Have to be Dull With These iPhone Apps I know it's going to rain — but isn't there a more engaging way of breaking the news? Read More and a lot of people who have high standards use Dark Sky. Its focus on "hyperlocal" weather gives you a really accurate idea of when precipitation is coming, and its useful radar animations help you see what's going on nearby. Whether you think the added functionality is worth paying $3.99 for, there's no denying it's a nice-looking app. And it's only on iOS.
7. Overcast (Free)
It sounds like another weather app, but Overcast is a podcast player. Its biggest draw is that it compresses the silences in podcasts so you can listen to the whole show faster without sacrificing listening quality. It also normalizes volume across different shows so you can always hear clearly. And it's now free! If you're still using iTunes to listen to your podcasts, you're missing out. And you'll continue missing out if you use Android.
8. Figure (Free) [No Longer Available]
While other platforms have been trying to woo creatives away from iOS, there are some apps that keep them coming back. Figure is one of them; this easy-to-use music-making app lets you craft your own beats with a few taps. Combine drums, bass, and lead synth, then tweak the rhythm, range, and scale step to get the exact sound you're looking for. More advanced users will appreciate other features like an arpeggiator, adjustable shuffle, and Pump mode.
9. Tweetbot ($9.99)
Third-party Twitter apps Forget Twitter's Official iPhone App: Use These Instead Forget Twitter's Official iPhone App: Use These Instead Now that we've told you why everyone needs Twitter in their lives, here's one more piece of unsolicited advice: don't use the official Twitter app. Read More are all over the place, but Tweetbot has been around for a very long time and still sits atop the throne. Its scheduling, analytics, mute filters, and other features make it a must-have app for anyone addicted to Twitter. It's also really useful for anyone running a blog or a website and trying to get social traffic. $9.99 is an awful lot for a social media app, but there's a reason it's so popular.
10. Infinity Blade III ($6.99) [No Longer Available]
The Infinity Blade series has always been one of the most graphically impressive game series available on mobile devices, and it's only available on iOS. It's an addictive action RPG that lets players battle it out with swords, axes, hammers, and other handheld weapons against a range of powerful enemies. This is a beautiful game, and it really takes advantage of Apple's mobile hardware and graphics capabilities.
11. Papers, Please ($7.99)
While Papers, Please doesn't have amazing graphics, it's known as a rather affecting game. And it's been praised as a good example of video-game-as-art 5 Games That Remind Us That Video Games Are Art 5 Games That Remind Us That Video Games Are Art Art is one of the few things in life that could arguably be considered 100% subjective. One man's art flop is another man's masterpiece. It's strange to think of video games as art, especially since... Read More . You play a border guard stamping passports of visitors into a fictional country, and you'll watch a story unfold that requires you to decide whether to allow or deny people access. It's a bit of a sleeper hit, but you'll only be able to check out the touch-enhanced mobile version on iOS.
12. Bike Baron ($2.99)
Physics games can be a lot of fun, and Bike Baron's physics puzzles are an absolute blast. Guide the Baron and his motorcycle through crazy levels by alternately hitting the gas and the brake, collecting rocket packs, and not hitting any explosive barrels. The graphics are goofy and fun, and levels can be played in a couple minutes. Definitely worth the couple bucks for your iPhone or iPad.
13. Year Walk ($3.99)
If you haven't heard of Year Walk, you're behind the mobile-gaming times. This digital version of a Scandinavian tradition sees players moving through a haunting, frozen landscape and meeting mythical creatures. It's a unique, unnerving 9 Unique Playable Storytelling Experiences on iPhone & iPad 9 Unique Playable Storytelling Experiences on iPhone & iPad From a game that you can literally play with your eyes closed to an entire interactive movie, the App Store has a variety of games with a fresh take on storytelling. Read More , almost literary, experience and absolutely worth downloading. If you don't have an iPhone, you can get it on Steam; just not for Android.
Your Favorite iOS Exclusives
While many of these apps have Android equivalents, some just absolutely can't be replicated elsewhere. These certainly aren't the only iOS-exclusive apps, though — there are even a number of great native iOS apps that are worth using. And there are a lot of other apps that you can only get on an iPhone or iPad. We want to hear about your favorites!
Which apps keep you using your iOS device? What would you have to give up to go to Android? Which iOS exclusives are your favorites? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
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Well, the point about keeping apps up to date brings associated problems. First, updated apps usually bring new features. New features always bring troubles; the intentions of the developers are to eliminate problems yet every simple app gets more features to draw larger installed user base. More features include more code to have issues with. I tend to greatly dislike apps that get over-developed, for the complexity of use and for the upward spiral of code issues.
Next, someone else decides when and how to correct the problems, without asking all the users. Getting development input from users who post in a developer forum is very closed minded. Hence, I use tools to save older versions of Android apps. Fearing being hacked needs to be based on someone knowing my number, my app version, and getting root access - not likely. Keeping apps up to date is a mixed blessing, and is easily used in a manner synonymous with being a scare tactic.
Dann Albright
As far as I'm aware, I didn't make a point about keeping apps up to date . . . did I miss something? Also, updating apps may be a mixed blessing, but it's also the only way you're going to get bugs and vulnerabilities fixed.
Derrick Green
I use quickbook self employed for millage and business expense tracking. This application is one of the reason I had to switch to IOS from android a few years ago.
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I love paper by 53 and its one of the reasons why im hesitant in going to android. Do you suggest any alternative?
AlternativeTo.net suggests Bamboo Paper by Wacom for Android.
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import java.text.ParseException;
import com.datastax.driver.core.Row;
import com.datastax.driver.core.exceptions.InvalidTypeException;

// Boolean parser - handles any way that Booleans can be expressed in Java
public class BooleanParser extends AbstractParser {
    public static enum BoolStyle {
        BoolStyle_TrueFalse("TRUE_FALSE", "TRUE", "FALSE"),
        BoolStyle_10("1_0", "1", "0"),
        BoolStyle_TF("T_F", "T", "F"),
        BoolStyle_YN("Y_N", "Y", "N"),
        BoolStyle_YesNo("YES_NO", "YES", "NO");

        private String styleStr;
        private String trueStr;
        private String falseStr;

        BoolStyle(String inStyleStr, String inTrueStr, String inFalseStr) {
            styleStr = inStyleStr;
            trueStr = inTrueStr;
            falseStr = inFalseStr;
        }

        public String getStyle() {
            return styleStr;
        }

        public String getTrueStr() {
            return trueStr;
        }

        public String getFalseStr() {
            return falseStr;
        }
    }

    private String boolTrue;
    private String boolFalse;
    private static String BOOLSTYLE_1_0 = "1_0";
    private static String BOOLSTYLE_T_F = "T_F";
    private static String BOOLSTYLE_Y_N = "Y_N";
    private static String BOOLSTYLE_YES_NO = "YES_NO";
    private static String BOOLSTYLE_TRUE_FALSE = "TRUE_FALSE";

    public BooleanParser() {
        this(BoolStyle.BoolStyle_TrueFalse);
    }

    public BooleanParser(BoolStyle inBoolStyle) {
        if (null == inBoolStyle)
            inBoolStyle = BoolStyle.BoolStyle_TrueFalse;
        boolTrue = inBoolStyle.getTrueStr();
        boolFalse = inBoolStyle.getFalseStr();
    }

    public BooleanParser(String inBoolTrue, String inBoolFalse) {
        boolTrue = inBoolTrue;
        boolFalse = inBoolFalse;
    }

    public static BoolStyle getBoolStyle(String instr) {
        for (BoolStyle bs : BoolStyle.values()) {
            if (bs.getStyle().equalsIgnoreCase(instr)) {
                return bs;
            }
        }
        return null;
    }

    public static String getOptions() {
        String ret = "'" + BOOLSTYLE_1_0 + "'";
        ret = ret + ", '" + BOOLSTYLE_T_F + "'";
        ret = ret + ", '" + BOOLSTYLE_Y_N + "'";
        ret = ret + ", '" + BOOLSTYLE_TRUE_FALSE + "'";
        ret = ret + ", '" + BOOLSTYLE_YES_NO + "'";
        return ret;
    };

    public Boolean parseIt(String toparse) throws ParseException {
        if (null == toparse)
            return null;
        if (boolTrue.equalsIgnoreCase(toparse))
            return new Boolean("TRUE");
        if (boolFalse.equalsIgnoreCase(toparse))
            return new Boolean("FALSE");
        throw new ParseException("Boolean was not TRUE (" + boolTrue + ") or FALSE (" + boolFalse + ")", 0);
    }

    public String format(Object o) {
        Boolean v = (Boolean)o;
        if (v)
            return boolTrue;
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Jacques Amédée Doléris était un médecin et homme politique français, né le  à Lembeye (Pyrénées-Atlantiques) et mort le  à Pau (Pyrénées-Atlantiques).

Biographie
Jacques Doléris fut un gynécologue de renommée internationale. Il avait fait ses études à Paris, était devenu externe en 1872, interne 1874, et docteur en médecine en 1879. Il travailla avec Louis Pasteur (1822-1895) de 1878 à 1881, et entre 1883 et 1898, tint le poste de chef de service aux hôpitaux La Pitié, Boucicaut, et Saint-Antoine. Pendant la période de 1898 à 1919, une de ses fonctions comme professeur était de donner des conférences aux hôpitaux Boucicaut et Saint-Antoine.

Comme pupille de Pasteur, Doléris se consacra principalement à l'étude de la microbiologie des infections puerpérales, des septicémies et de l'érysipèle. Plus tard il concentra ses efforts en gynécologie (opération de Doléris de retroversion-flexion). Il était membre de l'Académie de médecine et fut le fondateur des Archives d'Obstétrique et de Gynécologie et de Gynécologie.

Il fut député des Basses-Pyrénées du  au  (Parti républicain, radical et radical-socialiste), président de la Chambre d'agriculture, vice-président du conseil général et maire de Lembeye. Grâce à lui, Lembeye fut l'une des toutes premières villes de France à posséder l'éclairage public.

Il passa sa retraite dans son village, s'occupant activement de la viticulture du Vic-Bilh. Auteur de nombreux ouvrages sur la vigne, il créa à Lembeye en 1910 une chaire spéciale d'agriculture. L'ingénieur qui dirigea cette chaire fut envoyé par le docteur Doléris en Bourgogne pour y étudier les nouvelles méthodes de vinification et les transmettre aux vignerons du Vic-Bilh.

Distinctions et hommages
  Commandeur de la Légion d'honneur par décret du .

Divers
Avec une très légère faute d'orthographe (Doleris), le docteur Doléris est mentionné dans une citation de l'écrivain Georges Duhamel, qui illustre l'adjectif « émérite » du dictionnaire Petit Robert :

Œuvres

 De l'endométrite..., Paris, 1887.
 Du raccourcissement des ligaments ronds, Paris, 1887.
 Recherches expérimentales sur l'intoxication par le sublimé corrosif employé pour le lavage des muqueuses saines et des plaies, avec Butte, Paris, 1887.
 Conduite à tenir dans l'avortement, Paris, 1887.
 Infection et contre-indication du traitement marin chez les femmes neurasthéniques, Clermont, 1894.
 Introduction à la pratique gynécologie, Paris, 1896.
 Statistiques et conférences d'obstétrique, Paris, 1898.
 Métrite et fausses métrites, Paris, 1902.
 Hygiène et morale sociale, avec Bouscatel, Paris, 1918.
 La cure de Salies-de-Béarn dans les affections gynécologiques, Paris, 1924.
 Fybro-myome de la paroi abdominale récidivé, avec Mangin, Paris.
 Kystes hydratiques du bassin chez la femme. Salpingite à échinocoques, Paris.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Bibliographie

Liens externes

Médecin français du XIXe siècle
Médecin français du XXe siècle
Député des Basses-Pyrénées (Troisième République)
Conseiller général des Pyrénées-Atlantiques
Maire des Pyrénées-Atlantiques
Personnalité du Parti républicain radical et radical-socialiste
Commandeur de la Légion d'honneur
Naissance en décembre 1852
Naissance à Lembeye
Naissance dans les Basses-Pyrénées
Décès en janvier 1938
Décès à Pau
Décès dans les Basses-Pyrénées
Décès à 85 ans

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OP Beyond 2020
Projects Mapping
The Ouagadougou Partnership was launched in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso in February 2011 at the Regional Conference on Population, Development and Family Planning.
Coordination Unit
Where we work ?
Explore our interactive map
We are in 9 countries of Africa
Events, resources, multimedias and more from the Ouagadougou Partnership.
Research and Documentation
The Initiatives
Meet the Young Future-Planners of West Africa
They're informed, determined, and looking ahead for the good of their peers—and their countries.
They want to help girls stay in school. To take control of their own futures. To make sure other young people don't make the same mistakes or have to live the same nightmares they did.
There are a lot of reasons why almost 100 young activists from across West Africa have become family planning youth ambassadors, but they all have something in common: they're part of the biggest generation of young people in human history. And they know that having a healthy, prosperous future means they need to start planning now.
What makes West Africa's family planning youth ambassadors tick? They told us.
These ambassadors are trained to lead family planning and reproductive health advocacy campaigns across the nine francophone West African countries that make up the Ouagadougou Partnership, a coalition that's working to give 2.2 million more people in the region access to family planning by 2020. They reach out to school-aged kids and young adults, and advocate to their countries' decision-makers to make their priorities heard.
And they're shaping their countries' futures in the process.
Intrigued? So were we. We wanted to know what makes West Africa's family planning youth ambassadors tick. And they told us.
Say hello to:
Ibrahim Kané of Mauritania
Fatouma Nina Koné of Burkina Faso
Abou Maimouna Diallo of Guinea
Aoussi Yandi of Togo
Romaric Ouitona of Benin
Want to meet more trailblazers like these? Stay tuned to our Future Planners series—and meet more of the people behind health care—on IntraHealth's Picture It. And join the conversation on International #YouthDay, August 12, 2017.
IntraHealth International's CS4FP Plus project engages young people across the nine francophone West Africa Ouagadougou Partnership countries as Family Planning Youth Ambassadors. So far, it's trained 92 youth ambassadors. The CS4FP Plus initiative is funded by the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation and the Dutch Embassy. And IntraHealth International serves as the Ouagadougou Partnership Coordination Unit primarily funded by the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
"I've learned so much about how associations in my country work, and about leadership," Romaric Ouitona says. Photo courtesy of Romaric Ouitona.
"Being a youth ambassador has changed my life," Abou Diallo says. "I've become more and more the person I dream of being. Young people and adults come to me now for information on reproductive health and family planning." Photo courtesy of Abou Diallo.
"I became a youth ambassador to help girls in my country continue their studies," Ibrahim Kané says. "I want family planning to be applied everywhere." Photo courtesy of Ibrahim Kané.
Fatouma Nina Koné shares information with young people in Burkina Faso about different contraceptive methods during debates over tea, shows on stage, and awareness-raising sessions in schools. Photo courtesy of Nina Koné.
Aoussi Yandi is proud that girls come to her for advice on contraception, and that she's seeing fewer pregnancies in schools. "The future is us," she says. "To be a leader tomorrow, we must protect certain things." Photo courtesy of Aoussi Yandi.
Published on 08-10-2017 in Vital
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        else:
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Onderstaande tabel geeft een overzicht van de beschermde erfgoederen in de gemeente Saint-Ghislain. Het beschermd erfgoed maakt onderdeel uit van het cultureel erfgoed in België.

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Мирон Миколайович Капраль ( 29 березня 1968, с. Млиниська Жидачівського району Львівської області) — український учений, педагог, доктор історичних наук, керівник Львівського відділення Інституту української археографії та джерелознавства ім. М. С. Грушевського НАН України, професор Львівського національного університету ім. І. Франка.

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Закінчив Львівський державний університету ім. І. Франка у 1994 р. Навчався спочатку на стаціонарному відділенні, а з 1 вересня 1992 р. — на заочному відділенні.

З 1 вересня 1992 р. працював у Львівському відділенні Інституту української археографії та джерелознавства НАН України на посаді археографа. У 1996 р. захистив дисертацію на здобуття наукового ступеня кандидата історичних наук на тему «Фінансові книги Львова другої чверті XVI ст. як джерело дослідження історичної демографії та соціотопографії» (керівник — проф., д.і.н. Я. Дашкевич).
З 1998 р. за сумісництвом працював у Львівському державному (тепер — національному) університеті ім. І. Франка на посаді асистента, а з 2000 р. — доцента кафедри давньої історії України та спеціальних історичних дисциплін. У 2000—2003 рр. навчався у докторантурі Львівського університету ім. І.Франка, після закінчення якої успішно захистив дисертацію на тему «Національні громади Львова XVI—XVIII ст. (соціально-правові взаємини)». Захист докторської дисертації за опублікованою монографією відбувся у лютому 2004 р. в Інституті українознавства ім. І. Крип'якевича НАН України.

З 2006 р. працює за сумісництвом на посаді професора кафедри давньої історії України та архівістики Львівського національного університету ім. І.Франка. У 2008 р. отримав диплом старшого наукового співробітника. З січня 2010 р. — на посаді провідного наукового співробітника Львівського відділення Інституту української археографії та джерелознавства ім. М. С. Грушевського НАН України. З 1 березня 2010 р. призначений виконувачем обов'язків, а 18 липня 2012 затверджений керівником Львівського відділення Інституту української археографії та джерелознавства ім. М. С. Грушевського НАН України.

Редактор збірника статей «Україна в минулому» (Львів, 1993—1996), член редакційної колегії «Українського археографічного щорічника. Нова серія» (Київ, 2008—2012), «Історія релігій в Україні» (Львів, 2006—2012), «Твори М. С. Грушевського у 50-и томах» (2012), «Наукові записки: Зб. праць молодих вчених та аспірантів / Інститут української археографії та джерелознавства ім. М. С. Грушевського НАН України» (Київ, 2010—2012), «Генеалогічні записки: Зб. наук. праць. — Львів, 2011—2012», «Вісник Львівської комерційної академії. Серія: Гуманітарні науки. — Львів, 2011—2012», «Сфрагістичний щорічник. — Київ, 2011—2012». Головний редактор картографічної серії Атлас українських історичних міст.

Наукові зацікавлення: історіографія та джерелознавство ранньомодерного періоду, демографія та соціотопографія, релігійні та національні громади, історія ремесла, соціальна історія ранньомодерного суспільства, українська історіографія ХХ ст.

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 Залізняк Б. Професор Мирон Капраль: «Львівське відділення — невід'ємна складова Інституту української археографії»
 Капраль Мирон // Сайт Інституту української археографії та джерелознавства ім. М. С. Грушевського НАН України
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 Мирон Капраль: Біобібліографічний покажчик / НАН України. Інститут української археографії та джерелознавства ім. М. C. Грушевського. Львівське відділення; Уклад., авт. вступ. ст. А. Фелонюк. – Львів, 2018. – 100 с. (link )

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Q: c# linq return a multidimensional array from linq I want to return a multidimensional array to hold in a session but not sure how to return it from linq:
public string[] GetCountryAndManufacturerForUser(int userId)
{

        var array = (from xx in _er.UserRoles
                     join xy in _er.Countries on xx.CountryId equals xy.Id
                     join xz in _er.Manufacturers on xx.ManufacturerId equals xz.Id
                     where xx.UserId == userId
                     select new { xy.Name, xz.Description }).ToArray();

    return??
}

i know i m doing something wrong here just not sure what.
Edit:
The following fields need to be returned -  xy.Name, xz.Description
like:
 { "1", "aaa" },
   { "2", "bbb" }

Edit:
I have tried the example below and they haven t quite got to where i need to be - i thought something like the following should work:
 /// <summary>
        ///
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="userId"></param>
        /// <returns></returns>
        public string[,] GetCountryAndManufacturerForUser(int userId)
    {

        var array = (from xx in _er.UserRoles
                     join xy in _er.Countries on xx.CountryId equals xy.Id
                     join xz in _er.Manufacturers on xx.ManufacturerId equals xz.Id
                     where xx.UserId == userId
                     select new { xy.Name, xz.Description }).ToArray();

          return array;

    }

But it complains about return array;
Edit:
The closest i ve got is the following:
/// <summary>
        ///
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="userId"></param>
        /// <returns></returns>
        public string[][] GetCountryAndManufacturerForUser(int userId)
    {

        //var array = (from xx in _er.UserRoles
        //             join xy in _er.Countries on xx.CountryId equals xy.Id
        //             join xz in _er.Manufacturers on xx.ManufacturerId equals xz.Id
        //             where xx.UserId == userId
        //             select new { xy.Name, xz.Description }).ToArray();

        var countryArray = (from xx in _er.UserRoles
                            join xy in _er.Countries on xx.CountryId equals xy.Id
                            join xz in _er.Manufacturers on xx.ManufacturerId equals xz.Id
                            where xx.UserId == userId
                            select xy.Name).ToArray();

        var manufacturerArray = (from xx in _er.UserRoles
                                 join xy in _er.Countries on xx.CountryId equals xy.Id
                                 join xz in _er.Manufacturers on xx.ManufacturerId equals xz.Id
                                 where xx.UserId == userId
                                 select xz.Description).ToArray();

       // return array;
         return new string[][] { countryArray, manufacturerArray };
    }

but this return two array :
 var userManuCountry = _userRoleRepository.GetCountryAndManufacturerForUser(u.Id);

 userManuCountry    {string[2][]}   string[][]
            [0] {string[6]} string[]
            [0] "Germany"   string
            [1] "France"    string
            [2] "United Kingdom"    string
            [3] "Netherlands"   string
            [4] "United States" string
            [5] "United Kingdom"    string
    -       [1] {string[6]} string[]
            [0] "Dove"  string
            [1] "Dove"  string
            [2] "Dove"  string
            [3] "Dove"  string
            [4] "Dove"  string
            [5] "Sure"  string

A: the best practice is to use a List<> with defined members
public class Results
{
    public string name {get; set;}
    public string description {get; set;}
}

A: Personal preference, but I think I'd go down this route
    public class UserData
    {
        public string Name;
        public string Description;
    }

    public UserData[] GetCountryAndManufacturerForUser(int userId)
    {

        var array = (from xx in _er.UserRoles
                     join xy in _er.Countries on xx.CountryId equals xy.Id
                     join xz in _er.Manufacturers on xx.ManufacturerId equals xz.Id
                     where xx.UserId == userId
                     select new UserData() { xy.Name, xz.Description }).ToArray();

        return array;
    }

Reason being if you ever add a third field (or more) the code that consumes your string[][] will break.

A: Jagged array.
public string[][] GetCountryAndManufacturerForUser(int userId)
{

        return (from xx in _er.UserRoles
                join xy in _er.Countries on xx.CountryId equals xy.Id
                join xz in _er.Manufacturers on xx.ManufacturerId equals xz.Id
                where xx.UserId == userId
                select new string[]{ xy.Name, xz.Description }).ToArray();
}

Multidimensional array
public string[,] GetCountryAndManufacturerForUser(int userId)
{

    var array  =(from xx in _er.UserRoles
                 join xy in _er.Countries on xx.CountryId equals xy.Id
                 join xz in _er.Manufacturers on xx.ManufacturerId equals xz.Id
                 where xx.UserId == userId
                 select new List<string>{ xy.Name, xz.Description }).ToArray();
    return CreateRectangularArray(array);
}

static T[,] CreateRectangularArray<T>(IList<T>[] arrays)
{
    // TODO: Validation and special-casing for arrays.Count == 0
    int minorLength = arrays[0].Count();
    T[,] ret = new T[arrays.Length, minorLength];
    for (int i = 0; i < arrays.Length; i++)
    {
        var array = arrays[i];
        if (array.Count != minorLength)
        {
            throw new ArgumentException
                ("All arrays must be the same length");
        }
        for (int j = 0; j < minorLength; j++)
        {
            ret[i, j] = array[j];
        }
    }
    return ret;
}

Above method taken from one of answer by John skeet for the Question How to convert list of arrays into a multidimensional array

A:     public class UserData
    {
        public string Name;
        public string Description;
    }

    public List<UserData> GetCountryAndManufacturerForUser(int userId) {
        List<UserData> userdatas = new List<UserData>;
        userdatas = (from xx in _er.UserRoles
                join xy in _er.Countries on xx.CountryId equals xy.Id
                join xz in _er.Manufacturers on xx.ManufacturerId equals xz.Id
                where xx.UserId == userId
                select new {
                Name = xy.Name,
                Description = xz.Description
                }).ToList();
        return userdatas ;
    }

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Maurice O'Shea
gelatin silver photograph on paper (sheet: 37.8 cm x 48.8 cm, image: 33.4 cm x 44.9 cm)
Maurice O'Shea (1897-1956) is remembered as a key figure in the formation of the modern Australian wine industry. During WW1 he studied winemaking in France, returning to Australia in 1921 to work on his family's property in NSW's Hunter Valley - the O'Sheas had recently bought the Old Hill Vineyard at Pokolbin, originally planted by the King family in the early 1900s. Maurice O'Shea renamed the vineyard Mount Pleasant, and - in an age when most Australian winemakers pursued the humble goal of producing bases for fortification as sherry or port - forged a reputation as a maker of distinctive and high-quality table wines. Although the O'Shea estate was acquired by the McWilliam family in 1941, Maurice was retained as the firm's Chief Winemaker, and would hold the position until his death. Today the Maurice O'Shea Award - Australia's most prestigious wine prize - is awarded biennially for outstanding achievement in Australian winemaking.
Max Dupain OBE (age 40 in 1951)
Maurice O'Shea (age 54 in 1951)
Business, trades and industry
1. The photographer's shadow (Olive Cotton and Max Dupain), c. 1935 (printed 1999) Olive Cotton. 2. Max Dupain, Artamon, Sydney, 1979 (printed 2000) David Moore. © Lisa, Michael, Matthew and Joshua Moore
http://davidmoorephotography.com.au/. 3. David Moore, Max Dupain and John Gollings, 1980 Kate Gollings. © Estate of Kate Gollings. 4. The Reverend Ralph Sutton, 1935 Max Dupain OBE.
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Johanna McMahon revels in history and mystery in pursuit of a suite of unknown portrait subjects.
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Gael Newton delves into the life and art of renowned Australian photographer, Max Dupain.


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This comes soon after the Childhood Obesity Programme warned that as many as 2.3 million children across the UK are currently overweight, with many even showing signs of high blood pressure and liver disease.


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Somianka è un comune rurale polacco del distretto di Wyszków, nel voivodato della Masovia.Ricopre una superficie di 116,38 km² e nel 2004 contava 5.542 abitanti.

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100% MARK UP ON AUTO PARTS!!
MY GO TO MECHANIC IS VERY REASONABLE WITH PRICING, HOWEVER I NEED TO PAY CASH THERE. WHICH IS A LITTLE SHORT RIGHT NOW.
I CALLED AUTO ZONE WITH A PARTS LIST AND WROTE DOWN ALL THE INFO ON EACH ITEM. THE PRICES WEREN'T TO BAD, I LIKE AUTO ZONE BECAUSE THERE SEEMS TO BE ONE IN MY NORMAL TRAVELING ROUTES.
THEN SINCE I HAVE A FIRSTONE CARD I CAN USE AT ROAD MART I CALLED THEM FOR LABOR PRICES AND GAVE THE GUY THE LIST OF WHAT PARTS I'D LIKE TO USE FROM AUTO ZONE. THIS WAS FOR A MORE HEAVY DUTY SHOCK THAN IT NOW HAS. ALSO FOR FRONT BREAK PADS. THE ESTIMATE HE GAVE ME ON PARTS WAS WITHIN A DOLLAR OF BEING TWICE THE RETAIL PRICE AT AUTO ZONE! I THANKED HIM GENTLY HUNG UP THE PHONE.
I DIDN'T EVEN CUSS AT HIM!
NEXT STOP WAS A FREE BRAKE CHECK AT JIM WHALEY TIRES AND AUTO REPAIR. I CALLED AHEAD AND ASKED IF THEY WOULD CHECK MY FRONT BRAKES. AFTER THEY FINALLY RACKED IT I LOOKED OUT AND ALL 4 WHEELS WERE PULLED. I HAD A CHAT WITH THE ASST. MGN ABOUT DOING UNREQUESTED WORK ON MY VEHICLE.
AND I NOW HAVE THE $$$$$ I NEED IN THE BANK. WHOOOPEE!
I HAD REQUESTED THAT I BE ALLOWED TO GO UNDER THE VAN BECAUSE I WANTED TO SEE WHERE THE GAS TANK WAS AND IF THERE WAS ROOM FOR 1 OR 2 BATTERIES FOR A SOLAR SET UP. MAINLY I WANTED I WANTED TO SEE IF IF THERE WAS ANY SIGN OF THE REAR WHEEL CYLYNDERS LEAKING. I DON'T IF IT ALWAY SHOWS. I HAD SEEN IT BEFORE ON ANOTHER VEHICLE.....AT LEAST I THINK I HAD.
. AS FAR AS I KNOW THE REAR BRAKES ARE FINE THEY WORK GOOD THERE'S NO GRINDING OR RUBBING NOISE AND THE HUBS DON'T HEAT UP.
I KNEW THE FRONT L BRAKE WAS MAKING NOISE AND THAT AT LEAST 1 OF THE SHOCKS BUSHING WAS KAPUT BECAUSE I KNOW WHAT THAT SOUNDS LIKE. LON HAD VERIFIED THIS ALREADY.
LON TOLD ME " YOU KNOW YOU PROBABLY DON'T NEED ALL THAT". I DO KNOW THAT BECAUSE IN THE PAST I WAS TOLD THE RANGER NEED SOME REAR END WORK WHILE IT WAS AT FIRESTONE GETTING TIRES. I CAN SEE LON'S SHOP FROM THERE. I WALKED OVER AND TOLD HIM WHAT WAS GOING ON. THEN I WENT STRAIGHT THERE FROM FIRESTONE. ONE OF THE "NEEDED REPAIRS"WAS BOGUS. ALL THE RANGER NEEDED WAS SOME REAR DIFFERENTIAL FLUID.
I always buy my own parts & take to the best diesel mechanic I know & pay cash after he tells me the labor & ask the cash price. I want the very best I just want to pay the least. AutoZone has a 20% cash back I'm sure you know about & they'll all match prices. I like Rockauto.com they have had the best prices, a good newsletter & a broad range of the same parts depending on what price/quality you want. Labor charges are bad enough without getting ripped on parts.
I THINK I HAVE BEEN PRETTY LUCKY WITH AUTO REPAIR SHOPS HERE IN AL SO FAR.
3 WEEKS AFTER MOVING INTO MY APT. JUST 2 BLOCKS FROM THE APT. THE RANGER DROPPED IT'S COMPLETE EXAUST SYSTEM TO THE ROAD. THE ONLY THING STILL ATTACHED WERE THE BOLTS HOLDING IT TO THE REAR OF THE ENGINE. TWO WIRE COAT HANGERS LATER IT WAS UP OFF THE ROAD AND ATTACHED TO THE RANGER. I WAS 1 BLOCK FROM THE NEAREST SHOP. THE OWNER HAD IT CHECKED AND SAID I NEEDED A COMPLETE SYSTEM AND IT WOULD BE $187.
I ALREADY KNEW IT WAS ON ITS LAST LEGS.
I TOLD HIM I'D NEED TO SAVE UP FOR IT. MR. CHILDS SAID IT WAS DANGEROUS AND ASKED WHERE I WORKED. WHEN I EXPLAINED THAT I'D JUST MOVED HERE, WAS ON SSDI AND LIVED JUST 2 BLKS AWAY. HE OFFERED TO FIX IT ON CREDIT. I WAS TOTALLY SHOCKED! I DIDN'T THINK HE UNDERSTOOD HOW BROKE I WAS.
I EXPLAINED THAT I COULDN'T PAY HIM EVEN $1O DOWN. HE SAID THAT WAS O.K., IF I COULD WAIT HE'D GET IT FIXED.
I DON'T THINK I WAS OVER CHARGED. IT DIDN'T MATTER THEN OR NOW. THE KINDNESS OF A TOTAL STRANGER IS WHAT MATTERS TO ME.
I LEARNED LATER THAT HIS WIFE WAS DISABLED ALSO AND AT TIMES IT HAD BEEN A REAL STRUGGLE FOR HER. UNTIL HE PASSED AWAY IF I COULDN'T PAY FOR ALL THE REPAIRS THE RANGER NEEDED I WOULD BUY THE PARTS AND HE WOULD LET ME PAY OUT THE LABOR IF I NEEDED TO.
LON MY MECHANIC HAD BEEN MR CHILDS SHOP FOREMAN AT ONE TIME.
IT'S THINGS LIKE THIS THAT CAUSE ME TO HAVE EVERYTHING THAT NEEDS FIXIN' ON THE SAFARI OR IS WORN BADLY REPAIRED OR REPLACED BEFORE Q AND I GO A ROAMIN'.
IF I REMEMBER CORRECTLY HAVEN'T YOU HAD GOOD LUCK WITH REPAIRS TO YOUR MH? I SURE HOPE SO.
I HOPE YOU GUYS ARE WELL WITH NO TRAVEL PROBLEMS TO SLOW YOU DOWN.
DIDN'T JOHN WANT ME TO BRING TIGGER SOME BABIES TO BOSS AROUND IF I GET TO TRAVEL NORTH LATER ON?
MY SON SEEMS TO BE SETTLING IN AND IS DOING O.K. I HAVE A GRANDAUGHTER AND A 1YR OLD GREAT GRANDSON UP IN KY THAT I'VE NEVER MET. I HOPE TO CHANGE THAT SOMETIME THIS YEAR. OF COURSE I DON'T ALWAYS GET WHAT I WANT BUMMER!
THANKS FOR REMINDING ME ABOUT NAPA! THE ONE HERE WENT OUT OF BUSINESS....TWICE. ONCE BEFORE I MOVED HERE. IN SD THAT WAS THE NEAREST AUTO PARTS TO ME WITHOUT GOING 35 MILES INTO SIOUX FALLS. I'LL NEED A NEW BATTERY SOON ON THE SAFARI. PROBABLY ON THE ALINER AND SOME FOR SOLAR TOO.
We have an independent friend of mine in the nearest small town I support, he knows I'm cheap & will check prices so he does me OK. Our local Napa will rip you off when they can so I like the selection but have left the last 3 or 4 times so I'm done. Every vehicle I plan to keep I take it to my diesel mechanic & he changes all the fluids, checks the belts & hoeses, etc. I call it zero timing it so I have a baseline to work from.
God i could do all that for you for $150 or something. I carry the tools i need for this stuff. Fuggg paying a grand for brakes.
The rubber flex line hoses are something you should add to that list.
Very common fail point these days unfortunately .
(2 in front and 1 out back).
Jeeze they must think you're a tourist or sumpin'.
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The Diamond DART is a series of tandem, two-seat civilian and military turboprop trainers manufactured by Austrian Diamond Aircraft, "DART" meaning Diamond Aircraft Reconnaissance Trainer.

Development

The DART-450 made its first flight on 17 May 2016.
Certification of the $3.1 million plane was expected by the end of 2017.
The first two deliveries were to be for a non-certificated kit version in 2017, while a certificated aircraft was expected to be delivered in September 2018. Diamond intends to deliver 50 aircraft per year.
The third prototype was expected to fly in late 2017, powered by a 550hp (410kW) GE Aviation engine.

Design
The DART-450 is built predominately from carbon fibre. It is powered by a  Ivchenko-Progress Motor Sich AI-450S turboprop engine, driving a five-bladed MT Propeller. The cockpit accommodates two crew on ejection seats. The avionics are provided by Garmin and the fuselage is able to mount an optional retractable surveillance camera, plus other equipment.

Variants
Diamond DART-450
 first flown on 17 May 2016:  Ivchenko-Progress Motor Sich AI-450S turboprop,  empty,  max takeoff.
Diamond DART-550
Version powered by a  General Electric GE H75-100 turboprop, first flown on 24 May 2018: eight hours endurance, Martin-Baker MK16 ejection seats, Garmin G3000 cockpit, 1,600 kg (3,527 lbs) OEW, 2,400 kg (5,291 lbs) MTOW.
Diamond DART-750
CETC TA-20
Chinese licensed locally manufactured variant of the DART-450 utilizing alternate Chinese avionics. It is being pitched as a possible candidate for the development of a basic military trainer aircraft for the People's Liberation Army Air Force.

Specifications (DART-450, utility (reconnaissance) configuration)

See also

References

External links

Dart series
Single-engined tractor aircraft
Low-wing aircraft
Single-engined turboprop aircraft
Aircraft first flown in 2016


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Here is the hard prism card #132 from "Sailor Moon R : PP" released by Amada in 1993.
CARD CONDITION : The card is in good condition. There are many dent marks on the back.
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Families with younger children. Technology has revolutionized each day life in myriad methods for adults and children alike. Children's screen time has been shown to have advantages, such as academic development, as well as dangers, including a decline in healthful bodily activity, lack of social competencies and viable publicity to violence. Adults face comparable execs and cons, with the introduced danger of work time intruding on personal or circle of relatives time.
Data on dad and mom' and kids' use of technological gadgets and statistics at the youngsters' conduct got here from the parents' responses on periodic questionnaires.
Online in Child Development (onlinelibrary.Wiley.Com; click on "Publication Titles" and search for "Child Development"; then, at the journal's home page look for "technoscience").


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Q: JFR: OutOfMemoryError while reading .jfr file I'm trying to analyze a large Flight Recorder file (1.5 GB) that I created previously. When executing the jfr print command, the tool runs into an OutOfMemoryError:
$ jfr print --events "jdk.CPULoad" <file>

jfr print: unexpected internal error, Java heap space
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
    at jdk.jfr/jdk.jfr.consumer.ParserFactory$CompositeParser.parse(ParserFactory.java:283)
    at jdk.jfr/jdk.jfr.consumer.ParserFactory$ArrayParser.parse(ParserFactory.java:268)
    at jdk.jfr/jdk.jfr.consumer.ParserFactory$CompositeParser.parse(ParserFactory.java:285)
    at jdk.jfr/jdk.jfr.consumer.ChunkParser.fillConstantPools(ChunkParser.java:141)
    at jdk.jfr/jdk.jfr.consumer.ChunkParser.<init>(ChunkParser.java:71)
    at jdk.jfr/jdk.jfr.consumer.ChunkParser.<init>(ChunkParser.java:56)
    at jdk.jfr/jdk.jfr.consumer.RecordingFile.findNext(RecordingFile.java:253)
    at jdk.jfr/jdk.jfr.consumer.RecordingFile.<init>(RecordingFile.java:108)
    at jdk.jfr/jdk.jfr.internal.tool.EventPrintWriter.print(EventPrintWriter.java:71)
    at jdk.jfr/jdk.jfr.internal.tool.Print.execute(Print.java:165)
    at jdk.jfr/jdk.jfr.internal.tool.Main.main(Main.java:84)

Is there a way to increase the heap size (-Xmx) for the jfr tool itself? I haven't found a corresponding option in the documentation. Any help is appreciated :)

A: As suggested by Kris, there is an environment variable that can be used: JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS
In my case, the following did the trick:
export JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS="-Xmx5G"

A: You can also pass JVM options by using the -J prefix, for example:
$ jfr -J-Xmx3048m print --events "jdk.CPULoad" <file>

Normally the file size should not matter. Data comes in chunks, each about 10-15 MB, and memory is released when a new chunk begins, but it looks like everything is in one chunk, perhaps because it was emitted during a very short period, so the JVM didn't have a chance to rotate the file.
Future version of the JDK may allow filtering, i.e. extract all CPULoad events into a file.
https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8269767


The conversation around GOALS can be a big trigger to many of us.
How many times have you gotten all motivated to accomplish something only to spend a couple of weeks, or worse, months trying your best only to be worse off than when you started?
He was in the pit, and nothing I said seemed to be able to shake him out of it.
Now, I know that my friend is not alone. I've had this same conversation a thousand times over the years.
I deal with this exact same stuff myself.
We live in a microwave culture. Everything I want has to be delivered right now. Instant internet in my pocket. I'm hot. I'll turn on the A/C, and it better work IMMEDIATELY! Amazon Prime is getting too slow for most of us. And God forbid that I have to sit through the same traffic light two times before I get to turn left. Our patience button is broken, and it's causing us to lose our minds.
We've lost the concept of gestation. Growth takes time. Even with fertilizer.
Imagine what would happen if we simply committed to doing a small simple task every day.
A number of months back, a friend of mine shared with me an image of a mountain with the words "You've been assigned this mountain to prove that it can be moved." Immediately, I got overwhelmed and started thinking about Jesus, and miracles, and things like that and totally lost sight of what he was trying to help me see.
Moving a mountain isn't always a miracle. Sometimes it is. Sometimes you hit a grand slam in the bottom of the 9th. Sometimes that Hail Mary actually connects. Sometimes you hit the jackpot. Sometimes. But most of the time the "miracle" is way more impossible than Divine intervention. Most of the time the "miracle" is way more boring which is what makes it so surprising.
Lay one sheet of paper on a scale and the weight of it is so insignificant that nothing even registers. Do it again, and again for 1000 sheets of paper, and you're around 10 pounds. 10,000 sheets is 100 pounds. 1,000,000 sheets is 10,000 pounds.
That is a beautiful track record of insignificance that when consistently piled up crushes the scale.
The way to move a mountain is: One shovel full at a time.
There's a phrase being thrown around by all of gurus these days. Some of them are Marketing gurus, others are fitness gurus, still others are financial gurus, etc.. It almost doesn't matter. The message is the same.
It's the answer given when the results don't show up immediately. It's the social proof necessary to stick with it. It's the motivation to simply show up and do it again even when the momentum and drive is all but gone.
Trust the Process means throw another sheet of paper onto the scale. Trust the Process means grab the shovel and get to digging. Trust the Process means don't give up. Even when the evidence seems to indicate that you should.
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Here's the scenario. You're a digital marketer and you have been invited to interview with a company that you're really excited about. So, what do you do? Do you spend hours making a deliciously juicy presentation with colours and charts and bold numbers in red because who knows what the other candidates are doing, right? What if they really really want the role too and have gone all out?
What are you "expected" to do?
If you have not been given a brief ahead of the interview, the minimum you should do is do your research. You want to make sure you've done enough research that when you're walking through those doors you're thinking "I know you. I get it. I've got this". Whether you put that into a presentation or not is up to you, but content and knowledge outshine slick presentations.
Is it creating a seamless buying process?
Is it building a community?
Example: This company is a start-up and have created a new product. They have a wonderful following but their main challenge is product education and brand awareness.
What is the company doing across every channel?
Channels: website, suppliers' websites, SEO, PPC, social media, PR, email marketing, customer service etc.
Example: Website, social media, online marketplace presence.
Do this for each of the channels for a full digital audit, show them you understand what their current digital marketing activity is across all visible channels.
Example: Website > activity: full website with built-in shop, strong focus on customer stories and community, brand ethos and story, mobile optimised.
Are the channels addressing the challenges?
Could they be using more channels? Less channels?
What could they be being doing better to address the challenges listed at the beginning?
Example: Website > Activity > Suggested improvements: Set up a tracking software to get a better understanding of their user journey and how to optimise. Does the site provide the user with everything they need?
Though understanding the above, you've shown the team that you have done your research and have a clear understanding of what they're trying to achieve. Not only this; you have just provided them with a taste of how to get them there. Make sure you understand the interviewers' expectation of you and you can then take that information and put it into a format that is appropriate.
There are some very lucky people who can wing it at interview, but preparation outsmarts the gift of the gab. If you can get your head around the challenges the business is facing, then you will shine at interview!


Dyson is a classic name — it has become almost synonymous with quality vacuum cleaners, and for good reason. It seems, however, that the company isn't content with just being "classic." It also wants to look toward the future.
The Dyson 360 Eye was first announced a while back, and while certainly a cool gadget, it turns out it's a pretty complex little sucker. So much so that when you buy it an engineer will come and help set it up for you.
According to Dyson, the vacuum knows which parts of the floor haven't been cleaned yet, ensuring that it doesn't miss a spot. Not only that, but it has two times the suction power of any other robotic vacuum. Of course, all of that cool tech doesn't come cheap, especially with the name Dyson on it — in the U.K. it costs a cool £800, which comes to a little over $1,040. It uses a camera to build a detailed floor plan of your house, coupled with infrared sensors to help it avoid obstacles like couches and coffee tables.
The robot is available for consumer purchase starting today, and when bought it will be delivered by an engineer to help you set it up. That doesn't bode well for a device that needs to be used often, but hopefully once set up it won't require a bachelor's degree to use.
The 360 Eye can see everything around it, instead of simply seeing ahead or straight up. According to Dyson, this means the device should have a better idea of what it has and has not yet cleaned.
Of course, as time goes on we're likely to see more and more of these vacuums. Robotic vacuums as a concept aren't that new, and if companies like Dyson want to stay on top, they're going to need to develop new technologies like the 360 Eye.


On a cloudy day in May, third-graders at Warrenton Grade School eagerly brushed the teeth on big puppets, flossed markings off building blocks, painted fluoride on pictures of teeth, wiped "sugar bugs" off a board representing teeth, and watched as magnets representing sticky, sweet foods stuck to teeth, while healthier foods did not.
Part of Providence Healthy Smiles, the five-year program is funded by the Oregon Community Foundation (OCF) and Providence Seaside Hospital to educate school children and their parents about the importance of dental care and access to it.
Dental decay is the most common childhood chronic disease, according to the Oregon Health Authority (OHA), and 58 percent of third-graders have tooth decay.
"If left untreated, dental disease can be devastating to children's health, educational success, productivity, self-image and future," writes Alana Kujala, manager of community partnerships and volunteer services at Providence Seaside Hospital.
Mackenna Taylor, program coordinator, works with school nurses and staff to bring resources to Clatsop County schools. Different ages are targeted each year.
Students sit on the floor as Taylor asks how often they should floss and brush their teeth, what foods and drinks contain the most sugar, etc.
In orderly groups, the students visit each of the five stations hosted by volunteers. Parents and Tongue Point Job Corps students in the dental hygiene program manned the tables at Warrenton.
"I love that the schools support this program," says Ruth Evans, one of the student volunteers. Bethany Burd, another Job Corps volunteer, says she likes volunteering with kids because they have such an interesting way of looking at things.
"This is a fantastic opportunity to improve this community," says Paul Fredericksen, a parent volunteer. He is a medic in Tillamook who loves his schedule, which allows him to spend a maximum amount of time volunteering at school.
Healthy Smiles gets kids off to a good start, and another Providence program helps adults get free dental care. Most adults have some oral disease. About one in five adults have lost six or more teeth, according to the OHA.
Parked outside Providence Seaside Hospital is a mobile dental van. Hygienists and dental assistants screen patients for needs and can place sealants on teeth. About once a month, dentists volunteer to offer free fillings and extractions for people who don't have dental insurance. Taylor assists parents with options for oral health care and how to navigate the system. At the hospital, she can take people to Clatsop Community Action's Community referral desk, where Marcello Hernandez can provide connections to all sorts of social services.
Oral health care is one of seven target areas the Oregon Health Improvement Plan identified to improve by the year 2020. The Way to Wellville encourages dental checkups and teeth cleaning as a key to good health.


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"There are no good men in Ketterdam. The climate simply doesn't agree with them."
"He had often wondered how people survived this city, but it was possible Ketterdam would not survive Kaz Brekker."
As soon as I finished Six of Crows, I had to get my hands on this book as soon as I could. So I downloaded it to my kindle instead of waiting patiently for the free copy I could borrow from my library. Oh well, haha.
The book picks up where the action left off in Book of Crows, and you're immediately thrown into the midst of the story. The plot was engaging and definitely page-turning, but there were segments where I felt bogged down by all the details in Kaz' scheming, if that makes any sense. I just feel like it was a little difficult to follow, but in the end, it all came together. As Kaz tells Wylan, "I control the game . . . or I don't play."
As in Six of Crows, this book's real strength is in the character development. In Crooked Kingdom, each character's personal demons and struggles bring them to a breaking point where they must decide. Will they choose the harder, better path? I loved watching each of the six (Kaz, Inej, Wylan, Jesper, Matthias, and Nina) go through that process of realization and self-sacrifice in order to ultimately reach redemption and reconciliation, both with themselves and with others. You have to learn to accept and embrace yourself, before you can love someone else.
Leigh Bardugo artfully crafts the tension between Inej and Kaz throughout the story, and though it's so frustrating as a reader, it's done so well that as a writer, I can't help but admire her. I'm not going to give any spoilers, but I loved watching the relationship between these two characters shift and develop. Relationships are messy, because people are messy, and I thought this could really be seen with these two.
I highly recommend the Six of Crows and Crooked Kingdom duology. The characters are so dynamic and fresh (not overused cliche characters that sadly overpopulate much of YA literature), and watching them develop from the beginning of the series is so enjoyable. And the ending, though bittersweet, is just perfect. I won't say anything more about it, but I wasn't disappointed.
Thank you, Leigh, for giving me a series to rave about in YA lit again!


Prominent U.S. military leaders have cautioned against using Chinese technology and equipment on the new 5G wireless networks in a new statement released Wednesday.
Six former Pentagon leaders wrote a statement warning against the implications of using Chinese-supplied technology in networks that would carry sensitive information, The Washington Post reported Wednesday.
"As military leaders who have commanded U.S. and allied troops around the world, we have grave concerns about a future where a Chinese-developed 5G network is widely adopted among our allies and partners," they said.
The officials say that Chinese networking equipment, such as that developed by Huawei, could make the U.S. susceptible to cyberattacks, and the risk to the U.S. military is unacceptable.
"Chinese-designed 5G networks will provide near-persistent data transfer back to China that the Chinese government could capture at will. This is not our opinion or even that of our intelligence community, but the directive of China's 2017 Intelligence Law, which legally requires that 'any organization or citizen shall support, assist, and cooperate with' the security services of China's One-Party State," the leaders said in the statement.
The former leaders who signed the letter are retired Adm. James Stavridis and retired Gen. Philip Breedlove, the two most recent commanders of NATO and U.S. European Command; retired Adm. Samuel Locklear III, former head of U.S. Pacific Command; former director of national intelligence, retired Lt. Gen. James R. Clapper Jr.; retired Adm. Timothy Keating, of the U.S. Pacific Command; and retired Gen. Keith Alexander of the U.S. Cyber Command and NSA.
"While our concern is for future operations, the time for action is now," they added.
The statement was released ahead of the NATO summit for foreign ministers held in Washington, D.C.
Currently, no U.S. companies supply all of the necessary 5G network equipment and components. Instead, U.S. telecom companies have been dealing with European suppliers Ericsson and Nokia, and well as South Korea's Samsung.
The equipment derived from China poses a risk because "hidden 'back doors' to our networks in routers, switches — and virtually any other type of telecommunications equipment – can provide an avenue for hostile governments to inject viruses, launch denial-of-service attacks, steal data, and more," FCC Chairman Ajit Pai said in March 2018, as Reuters reported.
Huawei has been banned in Australia, and the U.S. and Japan are considering their own. The Trump Administration reportedly has an executive order ready to implement the ban, but has not yet revealed it.
The European Union has also considered increasing regulations against Huawei over concerns of classified information theft due to spyware and microchips that could grant the Chinese government remote access to devices across the 5G network.


Focuses on the impact of Israel's near-total economic blockade on Palestinians in the Israeli-occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip. Reasons cited by Israel for the imposition of blockades on Palestinian territories; Israel's refusal to pay pensions and unemployment benefits to Palestinians living in East Jerusalem.
Reports on a World Trade Organization (WTO) Panel's ruling that the United States' application of the 1974 US Trade Act in its dispute with the European Community may lead to WTO violations in theory, though in practice the US can impose trade sanctions that do not conform to WTO rules.
Reports on the United States Department of the Treasury's amendment of its economic sanctions against Angola.
Reports that Canada pulled out all the restraints to help defeat US legislation that aims to penalize nations that allow their companies to do business with Cuba. Details.


The Indonesian government is looking to private investment as a key driver of economic growth for Indonesia next year in the midst of ongoing challenges to boost domestic output. Indonesia's regional trading partners such as China are experiencing a slow-down which will have a direct impact on Indonesian exports. President Joko Widodo faces a tough challenge in boosting Southeast Asia's largest economy, as GDP growth has decelerated to its lowest level in five years recording 5.01% growth y-o-y in the third quarter, down from 5.12% in the previous quarter. The pressure is therefore on to accelerate economic development and encourage both local and foreign investment in strategic sectors by improving Indonesia's competitiveness as an investment destination.
During the National Coordination Meeting of the Working Cabinet at the start of November 2014, President Jokowi (as he is also known) announced his determination to increase the efficiency of Indonesia's bureaucracy and make a truly one-stop service for investment across the archipelago (See Indonesia's Economic Potential: A Look Beyond Java). As testament to his commitment, he has ordered regional governors to implement a one stop service policy within their provinces over the next 12 months or else the central government will scrap their Special Allocation Fund (DAK) or reduce their General Allocation Fund. While this announcement has faced criticism for playing budgetary politics, this move will address the complacency that has taken hold among regional governors and delayed regional investment projects.
The Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) has in the past fallen short of providing a 'one-stop-shop' for investment in a variety of sectors. However, recent regulations are already serving to simplify obligations placed on foreign investors. BKPM Regulation No. 5/2013 as amended by BKPM Regulation No. 12/2013 has improved the investment licensing regime which coupled with a reformation in the tax collection system, has seen Indonesia climb three places to rank 114th in the World Bank's Doing Business Report 2015.
In addition, according to BKPM's Official Investment Realization Report in Q3 2014, from January to September 2014, total investment value reached 342.7 trillion RP ($28.3 billion USD), which represents a 16.8% increase from the same period in 2013; indicative of investor optimism in the new government.
The newly appointed head of BKPM, Mr Franky Sibarani has already presented his plans to streamline business licensing procedures to the international press. Currently the process consists of three stages; the preparation stage, the construction stage and the commercial stage. Under his leadership, BKPM will offer an online system which should reduce the length of time taken for the preparation stage to three days for the issuance of a principal license. This new system has been pledged to be introduced within the next three to six months.
The second stage, which often involves other government institutions or local state government officials, is regarded as the most cumbersome and lengthy. To tackle the poor coordination across government ministries, BKPM will now place representatives from the relevant ministries within BKPM itself thereby centralizing the procedures required to issue the necessary licenses required to move to the next stage and commence commercial operations.
The upstream energy and mining sector presents the Jokowi government with similar challenges (See Indonesia's Oil and Gas Sector – Upstream Challenges). Investors are faced with the need to obtain some 289 licenses for oil drilling activities in Indonesia, or 101 licenses for mining operations in other commodities. This has understandably put off investors in what are already capital intensive and high risk industries. While there has already been a significant decentralisation of the power to award mining licenses, a lack of effective coordination between the national and provincial governments has resulted in the overlapping of titles as well as weak enforcement of legislation and regulations.
A shift towards re-centralisation of authority in upstream energy resources may be the answer to rebooting weak investment in the sector. This sentiment has already been demonstrated in the geothermal energy sector by the previous government. The New Geothermal Energy Law (See Legal Update: The New Geothermal Energy Law: New Hope for Geothermal Energy Development) has returned the power for issuing an IPB license back to Jakarta to combat the repeated failure of geothermal energy projects to get off the ground due to local government inefficiency. The new administration may well seek to tread a similar path in other energy and mineral resources which bodes well for local and foreign investors alike.
The announced reforms at BKPM to shorten licensing and registration procedures are a welcome move by the Jokowi administration. Foreign investors should see these as a firm step in the right direction. However it is crucial that the Jokowi administration continues to reform in this vein. In the lead up to the ASEAN One Market, such efforts are catch up measures when comparing Indonesia with regional neighbors such as Thailand and Malaysia against which the country will be competing with to attract investment. The working cabinet will therefore have to live up to its name in ensuring that BKPM's efforts are complemented by sound policy programs and legal certainty to secure investor interest in Indonesia.


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package hcl

import (
	"errors"
	"fmt"
	"reflect"
	"sort"
	"strconv"
	"strings"

	"github.com/hashicorp/hcl/hcl"
)

// This is the tag to use with structures to have settings for HCL
const tagName = "hcl"

// Decode reads the given input and decodes it into the structure
// given by `out`.
func Decode(out interface{}, in string) error {
	obj, err := Parse(in)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}

	return DecodeObject(out, obj)
}

// DecodeObject is a lower-level version of Decode. It decodes a
// raw Object into the given output.
func DecodeObject(out interface{}, n *hcl.Object) error {
	val := reflect.ValueOf(out)
	if val.Kind() != reflect.Ptr {
		return errors.New("result must be a pointer")
	}

	var d decoder
	return d.decode("root", n, val.Elem())
}

type decoder struct {
	stack []reflect.Kind
}

func (d *decoder) decode(name string, o *hcl.Object, result reflect.Value) error {
	k := result

	// If we have an interface with a valid value, we use that
	// for the check.
	if result.Kind() == reflect.Interface {
		elem := result.Elem()
		if elem.IsValid() {
			k = elem
		}
	}

	// Push current onto stack unless it is an interface.
	if k.Kind() != reflect.Interface {
		d.stack = append(d.stack, k.Kind())

		// Schedule a pop
		defer func() {
			d.stack = d.stack[:len(d.stack)-1]
		}()
	}

	switch k.Kind() {
	case reflect.Bool:
		return d.decodeBool(name, o, result)
	case reflect.Float64:
		return d.decodeFloat(name, o, result)
	case reflect.Int:
		return d.decodeInt(name, o, result)
	case reflect.Interface:
		// When we see an interface, we make our own thing
		return d.decodeInterface(name, o, result)
	case reflect.Map:
		return d.decodeMap(name, o, result)
	case reflect.Ptr:
		return d.decodePtr(name, o, result)
	case reflect.Slice:
		return d.decodeSlice(name, o, result)
	case reflect.String:
		return d.decodeString(name, o, result)
	case reflect.Struct:
		return d.decodeStruct(name, o, result)
	default:
		return fmt.Errorf(
			"%s: unknown kind to decode into: %s", name, k.Kind())
	}

	return nil
}

func (d *decoder) decodeBool(name string, o *hcl.Object, result reflect.Value) error {
	switch o.Type {
	case hcl.ValueTypeBool:
		result.Set(reflect.ValueOf(o.Value.(bool)))
	default:
		return fmt.Errorf("%s: unknown type %v", name, o.Type)
	}

	return nil
}

func (d *decoder) decodeFloat(name string, o *hcl.Object, result reflect.Value) error {
	switch o.Type {
	case hcl.ValueTypeFloat:
		result.Set(reflect.ValueOf(o.Value.(float64)))
	default:
		return fmt.Errorf("%s: unknown type %v", name, o.Type)
	}

	return nil
}

func (d *decoder) decodeInt(name string, o *hcl.Object, result reflect.Value) error {
	switch o.Type {
	case hcl.ValueTypeInt:
		result.Set(reflect.ValueOf(o.Value.(int)))
	case hcl.ValueTypeString:
		v, err := strconv.ParseInt(o.Value.(string), 0, 0)
		if err != nil {
			return err
		}

		result.SetInt(int64(v))
	default:
		return fmt.Errorf("%s: unknown type %v", name, o.Type)
	}

	return nil
}

func (d *decoder) decodeInterface(name string, o *hcl.Object, result reflect.Value) error {
	var set reflect.Value
	redecode := true

	switch o.Type {
	case hcl.ValueTypeObject:
		// If we're at the root or we're directly within a slice, then we
		// decode objects into map[string]interface{}, otherwise we decode
		// them into lists.
		if len(d.stack) == 0 || d.stack[len(d.stack)-1] == reflect.Slice {
			var temp map[string]interface{}
			tempVal := reflect.ValueOf(temp)
			result := reflect.MakeMap(
				reflect.MapOf(
					reflect.TypeOf(""),
					tempVal.Type().Elem()))

			set = result
		} else {
			var temp []map[string]interface{}
			tempVal := reflect.ValueOf(temp)
			result := reflect.MakeSlice(
				reflect.SliceOf(tempVal.Type().Elem()), 0, int(o.Len()))
			set = result
		}
	case hcl.ValueTypeList:
		var temp []interface{}
		tempVal := reflect.ValueOf(temp)
		result := reflect.MakeSlice(
			reflect.SliceOf(tempVal.Type().Elem()), 0, 0)
		set = result
	case hcl.ValueTypeBool:
		var result bool
		set = reflect.Indirect(reflect.New(reflect.TypeOf(result)))
	case hcl.ValueTypeFloat:
		var result float64
		set = reflect.Indirect(reflect.New(reflect.TypeOf(result)))
	case hcl.ValueTypeInt:
		var result int
		set = reflect.Indirect(reflect.New(reflect.TypeOf(result)))
	case hcl.ValueTypeString:
		set = reflect.Indirect(reflect.New(reflect.TypeOf("")))
	default:
		return fmt.Errorf(
			"%s: cannot decode into interface: %T",
			name, o)
	}

	// Set the result to what its supposed to be, then reset
	// result so we don't reflect into this method anymore.
	result.Set(set)

	if redecode {
		// Revisit the node so that we can use the newly instantiated
		// thing and populate it.
		if err := d.decode(name, o, result); err != nil {
			return err
		}
	}

	return nil
}

func (d *decoder) decodeMap(name string, o *hcl.Object, result reflect.Value) error {
	if o.Type != hcl.ValueTypeObject {
		return fmt.Errorf("%s: not an object type for map (%v)", name, o.Type)
	}

	// If we have an interface, then we can address the interface,
	// but not the slice itself, so get the element but set the interface
	set := result
	if result.Kind() == reflect.Interface {
		result = result.Elem()
	}

	resultType := result.Type()
	resultElemType := resultType.Elem()
	resultKeyType := resultType.Key()
	if resultKeyType.Kind() != reflect.String {
		return fmt.Errorf(
			"%s: map must have string keys", name)
	}

	// Make a map if it is nil
	resultMap := result
	if result.IsNil() {
		resultMap = reflect.MakeMap(
			reflect.MapOf(resultKeyType, resultElemType))
	}

	// Go through each element and decode it.
	for _, o := range o.Elem(false) {
		if o.Value == nil {
			continue
		}

		for _, o := range o.Elem(true) {
			// Make the field name
			fieldName := fmt.Sprintf("%s.%s", name, o.Key)

			// Get the key/value as reflection values
			key := reflect.ValueOf(o.Key)
			val := reflect.Indirect(reflect.New(resultElemType))

			// If we have a pre-existing value in the map, use that
			oldVal := resultMap.MapIndex(key)
			if oldVal.IsValid() {
				val.Set(oldVal)
			}

			// Decode!
			if err := d.decode(fieldName, o, val); err != nil {
				return err
			}

			// Set the value on the map
			resultMap.SetMapIndex(key, val)
		}
	}

	// Set the final map if we can
	set.Set(resultMap)
	return nil
}

func (d *decoder) decodePtr(name string, o *hcl.Object, result reflect.Value) error {
	// Create an element of the concrete (non pointer) type and decode
	// into that. Then set the value of the pointer to this type.
	resultType := result.Type()
	resultElemType := resultType.Elem()
	val := reflect.New(resultElemType)
	if err := d.decode(name, o, reflect.Indirect(val)); err != nil {
		return err
	}

	result.Set(val)
	return nil
}

func (d *decoder) decodeSlice(name string, o *hcl.Object, result reflect.Value) error {
	// If we have an interface, then we can address the interface,
	// but not the slice itself, so get the element but set the interface
	set := result
	if result.Kind() == reflect.Interface {
		result = result.Elem()
	}

	// Create the slice if it isn't nil
	resultType := result.Type()
	resultElemType := resultType.Elem()
	if result.IsNil() {
		resultSliceType := reflect.SliceOf(resultElemType)
		result = reflect.MakeSlice(
			resultSliceType, 0, 0)
	}

	// Determine how we're doing this
	expand := true
	switch o.Type {
	case hcl.ValueTypeObject:
		expand = false
	default:
		// Array or anything else: we expand values and take it all
	}

	i := 0
	for _, o := range o.Elem(expand) {
		fieldName := fmt.Sprintf("%s[%d]", name, i)

		// Decode
		val := reflect.Indirect(reflect.New(resultElemType))
		if err := d.decode(fieldName, o, val); err != nil {
			return err
		}

		// Append it onto the slice
		result = reflect.Append(result, val)

		i += 1
	}

	set.Set(result)
	return nil
}

func (d *decoder) decodeString(name string, o *hcl.Object, result reflect.Value) error {
	switch o.Type {
	case hcl.ValueTypeInt:
		result.Set(reflect.ValueOf(
			strconv.FormatInt(int64(o.Value.(int)), 10)).Convert(result.Type()))
	case hcl.ValueTypeString:
		result.Set(reflect.ValueOf(o.Value.(string)).Convert(result.Type()))
	default:
		return fmt.Errorf("%s: unknown type to string: %v", name, o.Type)
	}

	return nil
}

func (d *decoder) decodeStruct(name string, o *hcl.Object, result reflect.Value) error {
	if o.Type != hcl.ValueTypeObject {
		return fmt.Errorf("%s: not an object type for struct (%v)", name, o.Type)
	}

	// This slice will keep track of all the structs we'll be decoding.
	// There can be more than one struct if there are embedded structs
	// that are squashed.
	structs := make([]reflect.Value, 1, 5)
	structs[0] = result

	// Compile the list of all the fields that we're going to be decoding
	// from all the structs.
	fields := make(map[*reflect.StructField]reflect.Value)
	for len(structs) > 0 {
		structVal := structs[0]
		structs = structs[1:]

		structType := structVal.Type()
		for i := 0; i < structType.NumField(); i++ {
			fieldType := structType.Field(i)

			if fieldType.Anonymous {
				fieldKind := fieldType.Type.Kind()
				if fieldKind != reflect.Struct {
					return fmt.Errorf(
						"%s: unsupported type to struct: %s",
						fieldType.Name, fieldKind)
				}

				// We have an embedded field. We "squash" the fields down
				// if specified in the tag.
				squash := false
				tagParts := strings.Split(fieldType.Tag.Get(tagName), ",")
				for _, tag := range tagParts[1:] {
					if tag == "squash" {
						squash = true
						break
					}
				}

				if squash {
					structs = append(
						structs, result.FieldByName(fieldType.Name))
					continue
				}
			}

			// Normal struct field, store it away
			fields[&fieldType] = structVal.Field(i)
		}
	}

	usedKeys := make(map[string]struct{})
	decodedFields := make([]string, 0, len(fields))
	decodedFieldsVal := make([]reflect.Value, 0)
	unusedKeysVal := make([]reflect.Value, 0)
	for fieldType, field := range fields {
		if !field.IsValid() {
			// This should never happen
			panic("field is not valid")
		}

		// If we can't set the field, then it is unexported or something,
		// and we just continue onwards.
		if !field.CanSet() {
			continue
		}

		fieldName := fieldType.Name

		// This is whether or not we expand the object into its children
		// later.
		expand := false

		tagValue := fieldType.Tag.Get(tagName)
		tagParts := strings.SplitN(tagValue, ",", 2)
		if len(tagParts) >= 2 {
			switch tagParts[1] {
			case "expand":
				expand = true
			case "decodedFields":
				decodedFieldsVal = append(decodedFieldsVal, field)
				continue
			case "key":
				field.SetString(o.Key)
				continue
			case "unusedKeys":
				unusedKeysVal = append(unusedKeysVal, field)
				continue
			}
		}

		if tagParts[0] != "" {
			fieldName = tagParts[0]
		}

		// Find the element matching this name
		obj := o.Get(fieldName, true)
		if obj == nil {
			continue
		}

		// Track the used key
		usedKeys[fieldName] = struct{}{}

		// Create the field name and decode. We range over the elements
		// because we actually want the value.
		fieldName = fmt.Sprintf("%s.%s", name, fieldName)
		for _, obj := range obj.Elem(expand) {
			if err := d.decode(fieldName, obj, field); err != nil {
				return err
			}
		}

		decodedFields = append(decodedFields, fieldType.Name)
	}

	if len(decodedFieldsVal) > 0 {
		// Sort it so that it is deterministic
		sort.Strings(decodedFields)

		for _, v := range decodedFieldsVal {
			v.Set(reflect.ValueOf(decodedFields))
		}
	}

	// If we want to know what keys are unused, compile that
	if len(unusedKeysVal) > 0 {
		/*
			unusedKeys := make([]string, 0, int(obj.Len())-len(usedKeys))

			for _, elem := range obj.Elem {
				k := elem.Key()
				if _, ok := usedKeys[k]; !ok {
					unusedKeys = append(unusedKeys, k)
				}
			}

			if len(unusedKeys) == 0 {
				unusedKeys = nil
			}

			for _, v := range unusedKeysVal {
				v.Set(reflect.ValueOf(unusedKeys))
			}
		*/
	}

	return nil
}