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We speak with national security reporter for The Intercept, Matthew Cole, about his revelation that Matthew Bissonnette, a former Navy SEAL who shot Osama bin Laden and wrote a best-selling book about the raid, went on to turn over a photo of bin Laden's body and is now the subject of a federal criminal investigation into whether he used his position as an elite commando for personal profit while on active duty. The government has fought to keep pictures of bin Laden's body from being made public for what it claims are national security reasons.
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AMY GOODMAN: This is Democracy Now!, democracynow.org, The War and Peace Report. I'm Amy Goodman, with Juan González. Our guests for the hour are two journalists with The Intercept, Jeremy Scahill, formally with Democracy Now!, and Matthew Cole, formerly with the NBC investigations unit. They have an explosive new piece, "Erik Prince in the Hot Seat: Blackwater's Founder is Under Investigation for Money Laundering, Ties to Chinese Intel, and Brokering Mercenary Services." But now I want to ask you, Matthew Cole, about your piece, "Navy SEAL Turns Over Picture of Bin Laden's Body, Faces Investigation of Business Ties."
MATTHEW COLE: Yeah, so, a story we did a few months ago about Matthew Bissonnette, who was a member of SEAL Team Six and part of the team that killed Osama bin Laden. And he wrote the book No Easy Day about his experiences on that raid. And it was a story about his—really, about his business ties and an investigation that the Navy Criminal Investigative Service, the NCIS, and the Department of Justice had opened up into what originally was about his book and whether or not there were leaks, but had expanded.
And in the course of the investigation, the first thing that they discovered was—or they had come to learn that he had an unauthorized picture of bin Laden's corpse. And for your viewers, if you remember, that after the bin Laden raid, the government made a very big deal about saying that they had retrieved all of the images from the raid and destroyed them or put the ones that needed to be properly stored away, that they were highly classified and were a threat to national security should they ever be shown or exposed. And so, the idea that a member of the raid, two-and-a-half, three-and-a-half, four-and-a-half years after the raid, was still in possession of a photo of a deceased Osama bin Laden was very, very disturbing for the government. And in the course of their investigation, they made a proffer to Mr. Bissonnette, which was that they would not prosecute him for having a classified image illegally on his computer in exchange for information about his business dealings while he was a member of the Navy SEALs.
AMY GOODMAN: I want to turn to just a clip of Matthew Bissonnette appearing on 60 Minutes in 2014, downplaying the importance of writing the book, No Easy Day.
MATTHEW BISSONNETTE: How many former secretaries of defense have written books? How many former generals have written books? I'm a nobody, right? I'm a senior enlisted guy that did 13 straight deployments, nothing else.
AMY GOODMAN: That was Matthew Bissonnette on 60 Minutes. Matthew?
MATTHEW COLE: Yeah, Mr. Bissonnette has certainly downplayed his significance consistently, all the while collecting checks for the books that he's written about his experiences as a Navy SEAL. The—
JUAN GONZÁLEZ: But there was also this issue that he was actually involved in business dealings while he was a Navy SEAL with the people supplying the Navy SEALs.
MATTHEW COLE: Yeah, I think what the story really is getting at, and the real issue that I think there will be more in the future, is that there were some real problems at SEAL Team Six and at the command. And one of the things that the Bissonnette investigation starts to scratch at is that they had a different set of rules for members of SEAL Team Six than they would for other parts of the military. These guys were celebrities. They were the pro athletes of the military, certainly of the Navy. And they got away with a lot of things that no one else gets away with.
And here was someone who was being accused, essentially, of being an active-duty SEAL and having business—a separate business that had contracts with a company that provided materiel and equipment to SEAL Team Six. So you had a natural question of conflict of interest. And that's what the Navy and Department of Justice have sought to try to answer. Now, the Department of Justice has declined charges or has closed their case into Mr. Bissonnette, but the Navy still continues to open—to continue its investigation into him.
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Q: Parsing a file with python to get a CSV I have a file of lines made as follows:
{u'af': 4, **[a lots of attribute i don't need]**, u'prb_id': **6092**, u'result': [{u'result': [{u'rtt': 0.266, u'ttl': 255, u'from': u'**208.80.155.67**', u'size': 28}, {u'rtt': 0.413, u'ttl': 255, u'from': u'208.80.155.67', u'size': 28}, {u'rtt': 1.565, u'ttl': 255, u'from': u'208.80.155.67', u'size': 28}], u'hop': 1}, {u'result': [{u'rtt': 68.468, u'ttl': 254, u'from': u'**206.126.237.239**', u'size': 68}, {u'rtt': 67.844, u'ttl': 254, u'from': u'206.126.237.239', u'size': 68}, {u'rtt': 70.378, u'ttl': 254, u'from': u'206.126.237.239', u'size': 68}], u'hop': 2}[**a lots of attribute i don't need**]}
I tried to parse it as a JSON file with:
data = []
with open('prova1') as f:
    for line in f:
    data.append(json.loads(line))

But I get the following ValueError:
ValueError: Expecting property name: line 1 column 2 (char 1)

What I need is to take the values prb_id and every value in from field avoiding duplicates.
My goal is to get a CSV file with the following format:
6092,208.80.155.67,206.126.237.239

How can I parse it using Python?

A: This is not JSON (*), so the json module cannot decode it. But it looks like Python syntax, so ast.literal_eval could do a good job with it, but you will lose the order of fields:
data = []
with open('prova1') as f:
    for line in f:
        data.append(ast.literal_eval(line))

If you later want to extract all from fields, and as you structure can contain nested dictionnaries and lists, you could extract them recursively with:
def parse_for_key(m, id, k):
""" m is the dictionnary to parse, k the key for the id, k the key to extract"""
    def _do_parse(m, k, l): # recursive function passing the list being computed
        if isinstance(m, list): # process for a list
            for elt in m:       # recurse in all elements from the list
                _do_parse(elt, k, l)
        elif isinstance(m, dict):   # process for a dictionnary
            if (k in m) and not (m[k] in l):   # evt. add value for key  if not already there
                l.append(m[k])
            for elt in m.values():
                _do_parse(elt, k, l)  # and recurse in values
        return l   # return the list
    return _do_parse(m, k, [m[id]])

You can then use parse_for_key(m, 'prb_id', 'from') where m is the result of the litteral_eval of one line and will get something like:
[6026, '83.212.7.42', '83.212.7.41', '62.217.100.63', '83.97.88.69', '62.40.112.165', ...]

(*) JSON requires identifiers to be enclosed in double quotes ("), and has no notion of the u prefix for unicode strings.

A: The problem is json parser expects objects' keys to be strings and string doesn't include unicode prefix in Json spec (see http://www.json.org/json-en.html)
I don't know any method to get json parse unicode prefix correctly.
Are thoses ** in your real data ? If not you can still use this dirty trick (i'm not sure it will work for all cases) :
import json

s = """{u'a': 1, u'l':[u'b', u'c']}"""
exec("d = {}".format(s))

print(d)
print(json.dumps(d))

Outputs :

{u'a': 1, u'l': [u'b', u'c']}
{"a": 1, "l": ["b", "c"]}

The best way is of course to get a well formatted json as input, but i suppose you cannot have that.

A: This is not proper JSON, it is the format Python uses to print dictionaries, but it is not valid JSON. For instance, JSON requires double quotes, not single quotes, and JSON does not allow u"string" to define a string.
Option 1: transform the string to json (to convince oneself that this is the root of the error):
$ cat ttt.json
{u'af': 4, u'prb_id': 6092, u'result': [{u'result': [{u'rtt': 0.266, u'ttl': 255, u'from': u'208.80.155.67', u'size': 28}, {u'rtt': 0.413, u'ttl': 255, u'from': u'208.80.155.67', u'size': 28}, {u'rtt': 1.565, u'ttl': 255, u'from': u'208.80.155.67', u'size': 28}], u'hop': 1}, {u'result': [{u'rtt': 68.468, u'ttl': 254, u'from': u'206.126.237.239', u'size': 68}, {u'rtt': 67.844, u'ttl': 254, u'from': u'206.126.237.239', u'size': 68}, {u'rtt': 70.378, u'ttl': 254, u'from': u'206.126.237.239', u'size': 68}], u'hop': 2}]}
>>> import json
>>> a = open("ttt.json").read()
>>> json.loads(a)
Traceback (most recent call last):
      File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
      File "/usr/local/[...]__init__.py", line 309, in loads
        return _default_decoder.decode(s)
      File "/usr/local/[...]decoder.py", line 351, in decode
        obj, end = self.raw_decode(s, idx=_w(s, 0).end())
      File "/usr/local/[...]decoder.py", line 367, in raw_decode
        obj, end = self.scan_once(s, idx)
ValueError: Expecting property name: line 1 column 1 (char 1)
>>> # But after some replacements,
>>> json.loads(json.loads(re.sub("u'([a-zA-Z0-9_\.]*)'", r'"\1"', a)))
    {'prb_id': 6092, 'result': [{'result': [{'rtt': 0.266, 'size': 28, 'from': '208.80.155.67', 'ttl': 255}, {'rtt': 0.413, 'size': 28, 'from': '208.80.155.67', 'ttl': 255}, {'rtt': 1.565, 'size': 28, 'from': '208.80.155.67', 'ttl': 255}], 'hop': 1}, {'result': [{'rtt': 68.468, 'size': 68, 'from': '206.126.237.239', 'ttl': 254}, {'rtt': 67.844, 'size': 68, 'from': '206.126.237.239', 'ttl': 254}, {'rtt': 70.378, 'size': 68, 'from': '206.126.237.239', 'ttl': 254}], 'hop': 2}], 'af': 4}

Option two (this is the preferred option): use ast to read the string:
>>> import ast
>>> ast.literal_eval(a)
{'prb_id': 6092, 'result': [{'result': [{'rtt': 0.266, 'size': 28, 'from': '208.80.155.67', 'ttl': 255}, {'rtt': 0.413, 'size': 28, 'from': '208.80.155.67', 'ttl': 255}, {'rtt': 1.565, 'size': 28, 'from': '208.80.155.67', 'ttl': 255}], 'hop': 1}, {'result': [{'rtt': 68.468, 'size': 68, 'from': '206.126.237.239', 'ttl': 254}, {'rtt': 67.844, 'size': 68, 'from': '206.126.237.239', 'ttl': 254}, {'rtt': 70.378, 'size': 68, 'from': '206.126.237.239', 'ttl': 254}], 'hop': 2}], 'af': 4}
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Q: C# POST and be transfered to another site (https) I am supposed to post some data to a site, using C#. I could post by just using a formular and simple html code. But I do not want any user to be able to look at the source code.
My basic code is:
        WebRequest request = WebRequest.Create("https://blabla.bla");
        request.ContentType = "application/x-www-form-urlencoded";
        byte[] bytes = Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(parameters);
        request.Method = "POST";
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        }
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This posts the data. But how would I do if I want to be transfered to the url and bringing the needed variables? Is it even possible? The site I want to be transfered to is a https.

A: If you want the user to end up at the page, you'll have to do the post from the client.  This means the data has to be on the client.  You could get the html of the page like you've done and write that out to the browser, but then if the user clicked anything or did anything with that rendered html, missing sessions/cookies etc could be a mess.
You could have a javascript function in an external minified/obfuscated js file that took in any necessary parameters, such that you build the form and submit it from that javascript function.  Yes, a user could still figure out what is happening if they did deep enough, but the client browser has to know the data in order to send it.  You have to find the trade-off between security and your userbase and their likelihood to dig into the source code.


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I'm currently trying to write a web interface using asp.net mvc3 which provides a singular view of two systems with backend databases in MSSQL and DB2.
Being new to the entity framework I've attempted to connect to each of the databases in isolation and can pull data back succesfully.
The next logical step is to attempt to join the databases together to gain some leverage over the data. This is where I've hit a bit of a stumbling block.
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I thought about using linked servers
  and wrapping the sql in a view which
  would theoretically allow me to run
  the types of queries I need. Has
  anyone done this?

I have done this approach many times. I have only needed one or two tables from the other database, so creating the views is easy.


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Плато Челенджер — велике підводне плато, розташовано на південний схід від Нової Зеландії і на південь від хребта Лорд Хау. Має походження після руйнації Гондвани — одна з п'яти великих затоплених частин Зеландії.

Має діаметр близько 500 км і площу близько 280 000 км². Глибина води на плато коливається від 500 м до 1500 м, плато має чохол завтовшки 3500 м осадових порід що сформувався від Верхньої крейди до сьогодення

Див. також
 Челленджер (шатл)

Примітки

Геоморфологія

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text:
namespace SmallBasic.Tests.Compiler
{
    using System.Threading.Tasks;
    using FluentAssertions;
    using SmallBasic.Compiler;
    using SmallBasic.Compiler.Diagnostics;
    using Xunit;

    public sealed class BindingTests : IClassFixture<CultureFixture>
    {
        [Fact]
        public void CallingNonexistentSubroutine()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation("test()").VerifyDiagnostics(
            // test()
            // ^^^^^^
            // This expression is not a valid submodule or method to be called.
            new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.UnsupportedInvocationBaseExpression, ((0, 0), (0, 5))));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsInForLoopFromExpression()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
For x = TextWindow.WriteLine("""") To 5
EndFor").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // For x = TextWindow.WriteLine("") To 5
                //         ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                // This expression must have a value to be used here.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.ExpectedExpressionWithAValue, ((1, 8), (1, 31))));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsInForLoopToExpression()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
For x = 1 To TextWindow.WriteLine("""")
EndFor").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // For x = 1 To TextWindow.WriteLine("")
                //              ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                // This expression must have a value to be used here.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.ExpectedExpressionWithAValue, ((1, 13), (1, 36))));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsInForLoopStepExpression()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
For x = 1 To 5 Step TextWindow.WriteLine("""")
EndFor").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // For x = 1 To 5 Step TextWindow.WriteLine("")
                //                     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                // This expression must have a value to be used here.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.ExpectedExpressionWithAValue, ((1, 20), (1, 43))));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsNonValueInIfStatementExpression()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
If TextWindow.WriteLine("""") Then
EndIf").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // If TextWindow.WriteLine("") Then
                //    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                // This expression must have a value to be used here.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.ExpectedExpressionWithAValue, ((1, 3), (1, 26))));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsNonValueInIfElseStatementExpression()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
If ""True"" Then
ElseIf TextWindow.WriteLine("""") Then
EndIf").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // ElseIf TextWindow.WriteLine("") Then
                //        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                // This expression must have a value to be used here.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.ExpectedExpressionWithAValue, ((2, 7), (2, 30))));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsNonValueInWhileStatementExpression()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
While TextWindow.WriteLine("""")
EndWhile").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // While TextWindow.WriteLine("")
                //       ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                // This expression must have a value to be used here.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.ExpectedExpressionWithAValue, ((1, 6), (1, 29))));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsMultipleSubModulesWithTheSameName()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
Sub x
EndSub
Sub y
EndSub
Sub x
EndSub").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // Sub x
                //     ^
                // A submodule with the same name 'x' is already defined in the same program.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.TwoSubModulesWithTheSameName, ((5, 4), (5, 4)), "x"));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsAssigningNonSubModuleToEvent()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
Sub x
EndSub

Controls.ButtonClicked = x
Controls.ButtonClicked = y").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // Controls.ButtonClicked = y
                // ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                // You can only assign submodules to events.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.AssigningNonSubModuleToEvent, ((5, 0), (5, 21))));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsPassingArgumentsToModules()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
Sub x
EndSub

x(0)").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // x(0)
                // ^^^^
                // You are passing '1' arguments to this method, while it expects '0' arguments.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.UnexpectedArgumentsCount, ((4, 0), (4, 3)), "1", "0"));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsGoToNonExistentLabel()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
label1:
GoTo label1
GoTo label2").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // GoTo label2
                //      ^^^^^^
                // The label 'label2' is not defined in the same module.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.GoToUndefinedLabel, ((3, 5), (3, 10)), "label2"));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsGoToLabelInMainModuleToLabelInSubModule()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
Sub x
    label1:
EndSub
GoTo label1").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // GoTo label1
                //      ^^^^^^
                // The label 'label1' is not defined in the same module.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.GoToUndefinedLabel, ((4, 5), (4, 10)), "label1"));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsGoToLabelInSubModuleToLabelInMainModule()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
Sub x
    GoTo label1
EndSub
label1:").VerifyDiagnostics(
                //     GoTo label1
                //          ^^^^^^
                // The label 'label1' is not defined in the same module.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.GoToUndefinedLabel, ((2, 9), (2, 14)), "label1"));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsDuplicateLabelsInMainModule()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
label1:
label1:
Sub x
    label1:
EndSub").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // label1:
                // ^^^^^^
                // A label with the same name 'label1' is already defined.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.TwoLabelsWithTheSameName, ((2, 0), (2, 5)), "label1"));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsDuplicateLabelsInSubModule()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
label1:
Sub x
    label1:
    label1:
EndSub").VerifyDiagnostics(
                //     label1:
                //     ^^^^^^
                // A label with the same name 'label1' is already defined.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.TwoLabelsWithTheSameName, ((4, 4), (4, 9)), "label1"));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsOnlyOneErrorOnExpressionsThatHaveMultipleErrors()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
TextWindow.WriteLine() = 5").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // TextWindow.WriteLine() = 5
                // ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                // You are passing '0' arguments to this method, while it expects '1' arguments.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.UnexpectedArgumentsCount, ((1, 0), (1, 21)), "0", "1"));

            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
TextWindow.WriteLine(4) = 5").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // TextWindow.WriteLine(4) = 5
                // ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                // This expression must have a value to be used here.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.ExpectedExpressionWithAValue, ((1, 0), (1, 22))));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsStandAloneVariables()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
x").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // x
                // ^
                // This expression returns a result. Did you mean to assign it to a variable?
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.UnassignedExpressionStatement, ((1, 0), (1, 0))));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsStandAloneExpressions()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
x and y").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // x and y
                // ^^^^^^^
                // This expression returns a result. Did you mean to assign it to a variable?
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.UnassignedExpressionStatement, ((1, 0), (1, 6))));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsStandAloneLibrary()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
TextWindow").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // TextWindow
                // ^^^^^^^^^^
                // This expression is not a valid statement.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.InvalidExpressionStatement, ((1, 0), (1, 9))));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsStandAloneLibraryMethod()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
TextWindow.WriteLine").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // TextWindow.WriteLine
                // ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                // This expression is not a valid statement.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.InvalidExpressionStatement, ((1, 0), (1, 19))));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsStandAloneSubModule()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
Sub x
EndSub
x").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // x
                // ^
                // This expression is not a valid statement.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.InvalidExpressionStatement, ((3, 0), (3, 0))));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsArrayAccessIntoLibraryType()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
x = TextWindow[0]").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // x = TextWindow[0]
                //     ^^^^^^^^^^
                // This expression must have a value to be used here.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.ExpectedExpressionWithAValue, ((1, 4), (1, 13))));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsArrayAccessIntoLibraryMethod()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
x = TextWindow.WriteLine[0]").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // x = TextWindow.WriteLine[0]
                //     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                // This expression must have a value to be used here.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.ExpectedExpressionWithAValue, ((1, 4), (1, 23))));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsArrayAccessIntoLibraryProperty()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
x = Clock.Time[0]").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // x = Clock.Time[0]
                //     ^^^^^^^^^^
                // This expression is not a valid array.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.UnsupportedArrayBaseExpression, ((1, 4), (1, 13))));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsArrayAccessIntoLibraryEvent()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
x = Controls.ButtonClicked[0]").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // x = Controls.ButtonClicked[0]
                //     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                // This expression is not a valid array.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.UnsupportedArrayBaseExpression, ((1, 4), (1, 25))));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsIndexerExpressionWithoutValue()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
x = y[TextWindow]").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // x = y[TextWindow]
                //       ^^^^^^^^^^
                // This expression must have a value to be used here.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.ExpectedExpressionWithAValue, ((1, 6), (1, 15))));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsArgumentExpressionWithoutValue()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
TextWindow.WriteLine(TextWindow)").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // TextWindow.WriteLine(TextWindow)
                //                      ^^^^^^^^^^
                // This expression must have a value to be used here.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.ExpectedExpressionWithAValue, ((1, 21), (1, 30))));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsInvalidArgumentCountForMethodInvocations()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
TextWindow.WriteLine(1, 2)").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // TextWindow.WriteLine(1, 2)
                // ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                // You are passing '2' arguments to this method, while it expects '1' arguments.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.UnexpectedArgumentsCount, ((1, 0), (1, 25)), "2", "1"));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsInvokingNonMethods()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
TextWindow.WriteLine(1)()").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // TextWindow.WriteLine(1)()
                // ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                // This expression is not a valid submodule or method to be called.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.UnsupportedInvocationBaseExpression, ((1, 0), (1, 24))));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsMemberAccessToNonLibraries()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
x = y.z").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // x = y.z
                //     ^
                // You can only use dot access with a library. Did you mean to use an existing library instead?
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.UnsupportedDotBaseExpression, ((1, 4), (1, 4))));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsNonExistentLibraryMembers()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
x = TextWindow.Anything").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // x = TextWindow.Anything
                //     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                // The library 'TextWindow' has no member named 'Anything'.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.LibraryMemberNotFound, ((1, 4), (1, 22)), "TextWindow", "Anything"));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsAssigningToLibraryMethodInvocation()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
TextWindow.WriteLine(0) = 5").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // TextWindow.WriteLine(0) = 5
                // ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                // This expression must have a value to be used here.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.ExpectedExpressionWithAValue, ((1, 0), (1, 22))));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsAssigningToPropertyWithoutASetter()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
Clock.Time = 5").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // Clock.Time = 5
                // ^^^^^^^^^^
                // Property 'Clock.Time' cannot be assigned to. It is ready only.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.PropertyHasNoSetter, ((1, 0), (1, 9)), "Clock", "Time"));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsAssigningToBinaryExpression()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
x and y = 5").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // x and y = 5
                // ^^^^^^^^^^^
                // This expression returns a result. Did you mean to assign it to a variable?
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.UnassignedExpressionStatement, ((1, 0), (1, 10))));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsAssigningToLibraryType()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
TextWindow = 5").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // TextWindow = 5
                // ^^^^^^^^^^
                // This expression must have a value to be used here.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.ExpectedExpressionWithAValue, ((1, 0), (1, 9))));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsAssigningToLibraryMethod()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
TextWindow.WriteLine = 5").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // TextWindow.WriteLine = 5
                // ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                // This expression must have a value to be used here.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.ExpectedExpressionWithAValue, ((1, 0), (1, 19))));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsAssigningToSubModuleInvocation()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
Sub x
EndSub
x() = 5").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // x() = 5
                // ^^^
                // This expression must have a value to be used here.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.ExpectedExpressionWithAValue, ((3, 0), (3, 2))));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsDeprecatedMethods()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
x = Program.GetArgument(0)").VerifyDiagnostics(
                // x = Program.GetArgument(0)
                //     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                // The library member 'Program.GetArgument' was available in older versions only, and has not been made available in this version yet.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.LibraryMemberDeprecatedFromOlderVersion, ((1, 4), (1, 22)), "Program", "GetArgument"));
        }

        [Fact]
        public void ItReportsDesktopFunctionsInEditor()
        {
            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
File.DeleteFile(""a.txt"")", isRunningOnDesktop: true).VerifyDiagnostics();

            new SmallBasicCompilation(@"
File.DeleteFile(""a.txt"")", isRunningOnDesktop: false).VerifyDiagnostics(
                // File.DeleteFile("a.txt")
                // ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                // The library member 'File.DeleteFile' cannot be used in the online editor. Please download the desktop editor to use it.
                new Diagnostic(DiagnosticCode.LibraryMemberNeedsDesktop, ((1, 0), (1, 14)), "File", "DeleteFile"));
        }
    }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Home Health Coronavirus Report Worldwide – Current Data of Coronavirus Infected And Death Tolls
Coronavirus Report Worldwide – Current Data of Coronavirus Infected And Death Tolls
This Coronavirus pandemic is the most dreadful pandemic faced by the entire humanity till now. The death tolls are climbing up, reaching to 12,944, the confirmed cases are 294,110 all over the world as released by the WHO (World Health Organization) in its initial report on its website www.who.int . WHO continuously releases the stats on the spread of the virus and the affected population along with a way of transmission in its reports along with precautions that are needed to be followed strictly to stop this calamity from increasing further. All the countries that are not that much affected by the virus are now taking strict actions to stop it from spreading. Countries like Italy, China, the USA, Spain are most severely affected.
In China, the confirmed cases are 81,498, and the casualties are 3267. In Italy, the death toll raised to 4,827, and total confirmed cases are 53,578. Italy, having the second-best healthcare services in the world, has bent against this virus. America is also severely hit by the virus, with total cases of 15,219, with 209 deaths, which is low in ratio as compared to other countries.
This virus poses a severe problem for the countries where healthcare services are poor. In African countries and some Asian countries where the health services are very poor, it will be almost impossible to save people from dying.
In Iran, the condition is severe, with around 20,000 cases and 1556 casualties. In this state, it is very difficult to control the situation. China has shown a halt to the spread; China has developed the vaccine for the covid-19. India has developed the vaccine too, but these vaccines will take a long time to come into the market. Govt. has to find the measures to produce the medicines at a fast rate without putting the life of workers at risk.
Coronavirus Situation in India
India is experiencing the increases of cases day by day, 9 among the total 424 patients died. The risk of diseases is very serious in the country. Govt. is taking the very possible step to stop the disease in the early stage without letting it affect too many people. If the disease grows to a more significant stage, it will be impossible to cure the public. Since the disease will take the form of community transmission, in this stage, the number of patients will increase in a tremendous way. Citizens of India need to follow the guidelines of the government. Taken in order to stop the virus from spreading either willingly or forcefully as declared by the govt. Initially, the disease was brought by foreigners from Italy, which started the phenomenon in the country. Some of the foreigners are admitted to the hospitals of Jaipur and Delhi. In the other states, too, disease imported from outside of the estate, like in Maharashtra, a group coming from Dubai, brought the disease. One older man among them died, the reason is that they didn't tell they are coming from Dubai, the doctors thought he was just having a respiratory problem, but it turned out the other way. The treatment of the COVID-19 is available in few hospitals with a limited number of specialized doctors. Doctors are doing their best to save the people of this country, and in the other countries too, their job is really to praise worthy. People are required to support the doctors by following their guidelines.
There are things to keep in mind how it spreads.
How Does the Coronavirus Spread?
Unlike cold and flu, which are airborne, the virus spreads only via droplets when a person coughs or sneezes. The droplets land on the surface and get picked up by the hands of another person and spread further. People catch the virus when they touch their infected hands to their mouth, nose, or eyes.
The single most important thing we can do to protect ourselves is to keep our hands clean by washing them frequently with disinfecting soaps and water or hand-sanitizers.
A lead On The COVID-19
The team of doctors in SMS hospital, Jaipur, found the medication for the treatment of corona. While serving the patients affected by the coronavirus in Jaipur, they found that the anti-bacterial medicine for malaria, medicine for swine flu and drugs for HIV treatment have an impound effect on the disease. They first gave the patient a combination of two drugs used to treat HIV named Lopinavir and Ritonavir, as told by Rohit Kumar Singh, additional chief secretary (health department). The patient tested negative after the medication. The ICMR (Indian Council For Medical Research) is satisfied by the combination of the drugs, Rohit Kumar said in an interview.
First Vaccine For The Coronavirus
A company named Moderna Therapeutics developed the first vaccine for the treatment of COVID-19, the company is looking forward to starting the production of the vaccine as soon as possible. It will take around a year to test it and bring it into the market. It will help to fight the virus if any new outbreak occurs.
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Q: How should I point to different repository mirrors in maven settings.xml We have 2 separate products used by different teams and we would like to point to mirrorA for projectA and mirrorB for projectB. How can I achieve this in settings.xml and should I do this away from settings.xml and somehow reference in my project specific POM file.
  <mirrors>
        <mirror>
            <id>internal</id>
            <mirrorOf>*</mirrorOf>
            <name>Internal Release Repository</name>
            <url>http://192.168.1.4:7777/archiva/repository/internal</url>
        </mirror>
  </mirrors>

Note: This scenario happens when a developer contributes to both of these projects.

A: I think you might be confusing "mirrors" with "repositories". You should very probably not have a mirror configuration like that in your settings.xml. If different projects should deploy to or get their dependencies from different repositories, you just specify those repositories in the respective projects' poms. Setting up mirrors solves an entirely different problem than setting up repositories does.


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thebaekfest —
Reine ( lababoreine) wrote in thebaekfest,
lababoreine
thebaekfest
you say your lines and i'll say mine
Title: you say your lines and i'll say mine
Author: Anonymous until 1/30/14
For: aurics
Pairing: Baekhyun/Kai [side: Luhan/Suho]
Summary: Baekhyun and his friends are making a movie of their own to kill time during the summer. It's a lot of work, especially when Baekhyun is acting alongside his biggest crush ever and the camera keeps rolling in their faces.
Warnings: None
Rating: G
A wide shot. A yellow mid-July day. Conversations are muffled and the camera is lowered to record shoes walking on the pavement. Someone runs ahead. The camera shakes, the cameraman not knowing if he wants to raise the camera or otherwise. The pavement meets grass. Someone is singing Girl's Generation's Gee, slightly out of tune.
The camera is focused on the back of Chanyeol's head before Jongdae enters the frame. Jongdae pushes Chanyeol aside to knock on the door. The door opens for the camera to focus on Kyungsoo's uncombed hair and the scowl
Kyungsoo turns around and the camera pans out behind him.
"Can you stop filming my ass?" Kyungsoo called out. Baekhyun sniggered before passing the camera back to Jongdae, who took to fiddling with it until they reach the kitchen.
As expected, Chanyeol headed straight for the fridge, rummaging about for half-eaten sandwiches and carefully packed cut fruits to reach for the cans of soda Kyungsoo never drank. "I can't believe you don't like drinking this," he mumbled.
"Too much sugar," Kyungsoo said.
"Sugar is good for you," Chanyeol argued. "Glycolic acid maintains your skin by eliminating blemishes and restoring the balance in the skin's oils."
"I said 'too much sugar', idiot," Kyungsoo replied, "And you're leaving out all the health risks." For someone who was well on his way in getting all As for their classes, Chanyeol lacked a specific type of intelligence Kyungsoo felt that most people ought to have.
"Never mind. Keep drinking." He turned to face Jongdae, who was already ripping open the last packet of dried fruits, and for the umpteenth time, cursed the day he was placed in the same class as the rest of them.
"Junmyeon hyung is coming later," Sehun supplied, finally looking up from his phone. "He said he's bringing someone with him."
"Yixing?" Jongdae said with his mouth full and earns himself a look of disgust from Kyungsoo.
"Should be."
"Right o!" Abandoning the packet of diabetic-causing goodies, Jongdae clapped his hands together to call for attention. Chanyeol, in his haste to get his head out of the fridge, let out a yelp when he knocked his head against the corner of the fridge door. There was no doubt Kyungsoo would crack his head open if he had broken any of the eggs lining the top row.
"Let's get started without them," Jongdae continued, conveniently ignoring Chanyeol's little accident. "Shoot ideas at me."
Almost instantly, Chanyeol had his hand raised, looking all too excited. "Anything works, right?"
Jongdae looked to Kyungsoo apprehensively, mouthing Shoot me.
Kyungsoo sighed. "We don't have the budget for that."
"Vampires!"
"Again, we don't have the budget for that."
"Werewolves!"
"Actually, we don't have a budget at all," Kyungsoo hissed, looking up from his notepad to glare at Chanyeol, "Now can you please refrain from suggesting anything?"
Chanyeol didn't seem to want to oblige, "I was called in for a discussion. We're supposed to discuss!"
"Which means no stupid ideas," Kyungsoo muttered, leaning away so he was facing Baekhyun instead of Chanyeol. "I was thinking slice of life," he told Baekhyun, who nodded because that seemed more plausible with their budget (or lack thereof). "Something about friendship, self-discovery, something light-hearted but at times, sad, or serious, contemplative."
"That's not a movie," Chanyeol interrupted, "That's a documentary."
"Shut up," Kyungsoo said irritably, "Wasn't talking to you."
And that was how Chanyeol ended up calling his sister to cry about being bullied by Kyungsoo.
In the end, Jongdae and Kyungsoo took rein of the discussion (and Baekhyun had to bribe Chanyeol with chips while Sehun blogged about Chanyeol being a crybaby on myfriendsarestupid.com). They were going along the lines of an coming-of-age film and everyone was casted, in one way or another, because Jongdae wanted the film to be one without script. It was, according to him, going to be demonstrative and raw. The project meant a lot to him, they all knew this, but he wanted it to be something genuine, an expression of his love for the arts as well as an honest documentation of their last summer in this city.
"You're going to help promote the film on your blog," Jongdae ordered, Sehun nodded. He had no choice, what with Kyungsoo having him in a headlock and all. Baekhyun had his phone out, ready to call for an ambulance, and all Chanyeol did was to finish another can of soda.
"We can ask Junmyeon hyung to find us some people who'll be interested in this," Kyungsoo added.
"Do you know anyone aside from us who'll say yes?" Baekhyun asked, still bitter he wasn't allowed to refuse when Jongdae had asked for a 'small' favor. Now that he knew what it was that Jongdae had had in mind, he was more adverse to the idea. He didn't want to disappoint any of then, however, and the only way to do so was to give it his best possible acting.
"Drama club?"
"Not them," Sehun wheezed. Lucky for him, Kyungsoo recognized the request and quietly, he let go of their youngest. "They're so. Troublesome."
Personal experiences and the schools rumor had lots to say about the drama kids. They were very, to put it simply, dramatic. Not that the same could be said about drama kids elsewhere, but the drama club had really bad discipline once they were off the stage and frankly, it wasn't something the group fancied to have in the midst of a filming that was meant to be lighthearted and fun.
"That's an understatement," Jongdae agreed, laughing. Other than Sehun, who always acted as if he was a prickly porcupine around strangers, the rest of them had made decent friends in all social circles, drama club included. That, however, couldn't speak for their decision making in this case.
"And they can get pretty intense. Scary. Terrifying." Chanyeol visibly shuddered at the memory of what had gone down when some jokers messed with Kim Kibum's hair dye the day before their year-end production. They were found stark naked and bruised in one of the toilet cubicles in the science block. No fingers were pointed even though everyone knew who were responsible.
Over black there is someone playing guitar, breaking to tell a particularly bad joke. He is the first to laugh at the punch line. Muffled mess of shouting, cheering and more shouting.
Fade in on:
Living room. A messily hand-painted banner half-hung across the television set: SCHOOL'S OUT FUCKERS!!! is in front of the couch and the mix of junk food and drinks on the floor. They seated in a circle. Chanyeol is playing the guitar and he gives it a pause to brush his fringe to the left before abandoning his guitar to steal a sour candy bar from the boy next to him.
"Get your own food!" Sehun said with a slap on Chanyeol's arm.
"But I ran out of - "
"Well, don't take mine. I don't share. These are mine."
Someone leans out of the circle, fiddling with the volume of the stereos. The music grows deafening - as Adam Lambert screamed out the highest note, the screen cuts to silent darkness.
"Turn that down," Kyungsoo shoved at the culprit and Jongdae, mouth stuffed with chips, shook his head. Reaching out to give him another shove, Kyungsoo huffed and threw himself onto the couch, one leg out to rest on Jongdae's shoulders, "I can't even hear anyone over the music, you ass."
"What's a party without music blasting the roof off, come on."
Jongdae didn't sound the least bit apologetic. Kyungsoo bit back the urge to kick him in the head.
From beside Yixing, Baekhyun lazily stretched, like a cat, and he grinned when Yixing turned to him to feed him a slice of orange. "Thanks," he said. Yixing smiled and went back to his conversation with Sehun, the latter still trying to defend his plate of goodies from Chanyeol's grabby hands.
Baekhyun was about to compliment Jongdae for coming up with the schedule for filming. Who said they couldn't work and play at the same time? They pushed back the summer break party so that they could get the filming equipment ready (thank heavens for the film society who never actually produced anything substantial for the school to showcase) and now, it was in full swing.
They were interrupted by the doorbell. Baekhyun frowned, looking to his friends, "Did we invite other people?"
"I did," Junmyeon said with a raised hand.
Seeing that Junmyeon had been the one to buy all the food and rent all the tapes, none of them had any complaints. Baekhyun got up slowly, since it was his house, and was joined by Junmyeon and Jongdae.
"Why are you filming this?" He asked Jongdae, who only grinned and said nothing.
The screen cuts wide to reveal who Baekhyun sees outside the door. The screen quickly fades to black just before Jongdae bursts out laughing.
"I didn't expect there to be so many of you..." Baekhyun trailed off. He was at a loss of what to do and taking pity on him, Junmyeon took over.
"I see you've brought others," the older boy said.
Still standing outside, Lu Han grinned and pulled Junmyeon into a hug. His hands lingered on the small of Junmyeon's back and when Junmyeon went back to stand next to Baekhyun, he seemed a little flustered. Baekhyun didn't notice this because he was too busy staring at the group standing behind Lu Han. Kris was flanked by Zitao, Sehun's newfound 'soul mate' when it came to dyeing his hair a million colors. Then there were Minseok and Jongin, with his headphones on, who were standing at the back.
"Yixing told me you guys won't mind, do you?"
Junmyeon shook his head and Baekhyun mirrored him. Jongdae interrupted them by stepping forth, waving enthusiastically at Zitao and the rest, before beckoning at them to come on in. They did so and Baekhyun found himself enveloped by the group because they were an awfully friendly bunch, even if Zitao looked hired-killer-fierce when he didn't smile and Kris seemed more than capable of freezing asses with a mere glance in their direction. Baekhyun's mind stopped short when he got to the last person.
Dark skin, long lashes and a khaki-colored canvas knapsack slung over his right shoulder.
"Hi," said Jongin, and Baekhyun's mind went blank.
There was the stirring and smoldering of old fires that had burned furiously elsewhere. They were now smoking his lungs, making it impossible for him to breathe normally, let alone speak. Again, Junmyeon came to his rescue, stepping forth with a friendly greeting for Jongin, who, while looking curiously at Baekhyun who refused to meet his gaze for a second time in a span of less than a minute, returned the gesture.
All this while, Jongdae had a steady grip on the camera, grinning unashamedly at Jongdae when they were left alone at the door. Junmyeon had herded the rest of them to the living room, where they were received with the ever so loud Chanyeol and Yixing, who of course was happy to see them.
"We needed more actors," Jongdae began, as way of explanation.
"You knew about this," Baekhyun hissed. "And you didn't think to tell me?"
Jongdae nodded, still smiling like nothing was wrong when in actual fact, Baekhyun was pretty sure he was going to dig a grave for his best friend because there was no way he could forgive him. "About inviting the Chinese kids? Yixing knew too."
"Well," Baekhyun snapped, "Yixing is friends with all members of the Chinese club, of course he'd know. They're practically family and, for god's sake, and you know I'm not talking about that. I'm talking about Jongin."
"Jongin who?" Jongdae teased.
"Kim. Jong. Dae."
"Oh right," Jongdae beamed and Baekhyun had wanted no more than to punch him in the face. Perhaps he could convince Kyungsoo to help him with the disposal of Jongdae's body. "How could I have forgotten? Kim Jongin. Junior year, dancer, has been taking rap lessons from Chanyeol and," he paused significantly, "Byun Baekhyun's crush since last summer."
"Shhhhh!" Baekhyun's eyes went wide and he pressed his hands over Jongdae's mouth. His heart was beating hard as a drum. "If anyone hears, I'll shoot you dead."
"Mmmffff!"
"At least keeps your voice down, will you?"
"And don't get any ideas. I'll kick your face in faster than you can say 'I love Park Sun-young'." Baekhyun said with gritted teeth.
That trick always managed to shut Jongdae up like no other.
The party was in full swing. The three youngest were chattering excitedly at a corner, Chanyeol seemed to have struck up a friendship ("Oh dear," Baekhyun thought.) with Lu Han, and nobody was surprised when Junmyeon took a liking to Kris and Minseok. Junmyeon could take a liking to anyone.
"I was telling him about the script," Chanyeol explained when they approached. "They're going to join us, right?" Baekhyun nodded halfheartedly, gaze gravitating to where Jongin was almost in tears because of something Sehun was saying. Zitao seemed to have caught onto the joke a beat later and he too lost his cool.
Chanyeol, sensing Baekhyun's distraction, followed it.
"Oh, I know!" Everyone jumped when Chanyeol suddenly shouted this, turning to him warily. "Zitao knows, you know, how to do all the flips and whatnot right?"
"Wushu," Zitao interjected, "It's called wushu."
"Yeah," Chanyeol's brows furrowed as he tried to remember the term, "Yeah, that. That's great. We won't need any stunt artists now that we have him, right?"
There was a long silence.
"Pray tell me," Kyungsoo was the first to speak, staring at Chanyeol as if he couldn't, for the love of all things holy, comprehend how Chanyeol could say such things despite having this thing called a brain. "Which part of a film that is about a summer romance and friendship will require wushu?"
"We can help with other things though," Minseok hurriedly said, trying not to dwell on yet another episode of Chanyeol Being Stupid. "Like, Junmyeon said you need another lead?"
"Yeah," Jongdae turned to give Junmyeon a sweet smile, one that promised repayment of kinds Baekhyun would rather not know. "We do. Can any of you take up that role? Maybe," he scanned their faces and Baekhyun had a sinking feeling he was going to do something really, really bad. "Jongin? Or Zitao?"
From beside Jongin, Sehun burst out laughing. Baekhyun thought that he looked really weird – all crinkly - whenever he did so. "Jongin gets really shy in front of the camera," Sehun explained, "Unless he's on stage dancing or something, he doesn't – "
Everyone turned to stare at Jongin and from where he was sitting, Sehun's eyes went wide. "What?"
"I mean," Jongin laughed embarrassedly, "I don't mind? It sounds interesting."
From that moment onwards, Baekhyun decided that Jongdae was no friend of his.
The wind stirred softly across the yard. Baekhyun was more than happy to step out with the house, carrying with him Kyungsoo's baked goodies. He didn't expect to come face to face with Jongin, who had abandoned the boys because Jongdae was going around getting footages of some 'artistic' scenes, like birds chirping or dogs barking or something along those lines.
"What are those for?" he asked Baekhyun.
"These?" Baekhyun held up the plate, "Cookies for everyone."
Without asking, Jongin bounced up the steps, eagerly taking one for himself. He had had half the cookie in his mouth before asking, "It's alright if I take one right?" and Baekhyun didn't have the heart to point out that maybe he should have asked before taking. "Sure," he said instead, cursing himself to the pits of hell because god forbid Jongin look so darn cute when he was enjoying a good chewy piece of chocolate chip cookie.
"I didn't know you can bake."
Baekhyun looked up, startled. "I can't. Not really. I help Kyungsoo out because that guy's got a knack for ovens and shit. I'm part of the ramen cooking gang, to be honest. I help him out because hey!" he looked down at the plate of cookies, "free food."
"Please feed me more of this," Jongin said, finishing the cookie with a huge, contented smile on his face.
Baekhyun's heart beat a little faster.
"Sure," he heard himself muttering. "Of course."
Anything for you.
They started filming proper the day after Jongdae got the rough timeline out and Baekhyun found himself sitting in the middle of Island Creamery with Jongin, their friends a seat away. The film was running and Jongin was the first to break the silence.
"I don't know much about you," he said. He didn't say anything else, just stared at Baekhyun until the older boy caught on. The silence running between them wasn't wholly uncomfortable (it was as uncomfortable as it could get with a bunch of people breathing down Baekhyun's neck while he went on a fake ice-cream date with his crush).
"Ah," Baekhyun said, Jongin's motive suddenly clear. He brushed back his hair, a nervous tick, and then pressed his hands to his mouth so his voice was a little muffled. "What do you want to talk about?"
"Past relationships? Favorite food? Movies you dislike?" Jongin went on for a while. He had an air of lazy interrogation to him. While he did this, Baekhyun's hands moved nervously about.
Jongin's eyes went wide when, after a round of grilling, Baekhyun admitted that he had never dated.
"No-one?" He said this in a tone of disbelief.
"I don't believe you," Jongin decided, crossing his arms.
Baekhyun laughed, then looked at his feet. "It's true. I just," he paused, trying to find the right words, "I guess I just never thought about dating anyone?"
"Do you like anyone, then?"
Refusing to be overwhelmed by all the questions, Baekhyun shot back, "Well, do you?"
Jongin answered with an unexpected, raucous laugh and "Yes, I do." Before Baekhyun could consider the implications his reply had brought, Jongin leaned in. "And you've got something," he paused, then leaned in to brush his thumb against Baekhyun's cheek. "Here."
Baekhyun didn't get to see what it was; his heart was a strong thud-thud-thud against his chest and he couldn't form a reply even if he tried.
"Aaaaaaaaaaaaaand cut!"
Kyungsoo turned to Jongdae, who looked very pleased their progress thus far. "You're the worst."
"What did I do?" Jongdae looked up from his laptop, surprised.
Shaking his head, Kyungsoo went back to the task of keeping the equipment. "More like what didn't you do?"
Summer was halfway gone and their progress had been good. Everyone was pleased. Jongdae, as the director, gave everyone a day off, no price to be paid, and like a rocket, Lu Han and Minseok had taken off for the stadium to play a game with other friends. Zitao and Sehun had eagerly tagged along.
Baekhyun was more than happy to stay home. Over the past three weeks, he had been driven nuts by Jongdae and his ridiculous plot devices – numerous 'dates' he had to go with Jongin, accompanied by scenes in which the two of them are apart, at some secluded part of the city, contemplating life and love.
"Hyung!"
It was Jongin who had called out to him from behind the shoe rack. Baekhyun eyed his predicament curiously, trying his best not to judge Jongin, who was positively shaking. "Do I want to know?"
"It's Chanyeol," Jongin said this with a look of absolute fear.
"Has he been - "
"He's trying to poison me with this bowl of sludge he calls chocolate cake batter."
Baekhyun softly went, "Oh no."
"He's going to kill me."
"Not if Kyungsoo sees what he's done to the kitchen first."
Jongin was still hiding behind the shoe rack and Baekhyun, pitying him, reached out a hand for Jongin to grab. "Come on," he laughed when Jongin shook his head, looking like a scared kitten trying to escape giant, menacing humans, "I'll deal with him if he comes after you, I promise." He didn't add that he felt that Jongin, almost his age, should be a tad braver than that.
Ten minutes later found them in Baekhyun's room. Jongin was curiously prodding at Baekhyun's collection of miniature beansprout bean bags. "I look like them," was Baekhyun's explanation and Jongin accepted it easily enough.
"They're cute," Jongin suddenly said without turning around. "Like you."
And Baekhyun had no idea how he could reply to that.
When Jongdae had first roped Baekhyun into this pet project of his, he had said with conviction that they were doing it all in the name of the Arts. So when Baekhyun was told to stay up until past midnight to sit with Jongin in the middle of the city park, he couldn't complain about the mosquitos and the chill.
"Remember, Byun Baekhyun, you are doing this for the greater good of mankind. For the freedom of expression, for creativity, and for humanity!" Jongdae called out from where he stood.
"For your glorious film career, more like," Baekhyun shouted back.
He didn't hate it, however, because Jongin hadn't said a word since they started filming. In the quietness, other than the sounds of wind rushing past, Baekhyun could map the stars and hear their every word, every whisper.
"It's nice," he said, subconsciously leaning into Jongin when the wind grew stronger.
"Yeah" came the reply. Jongin begins whistling a tune, at once very complicated and very simple. It seemed to be pouring out of him, moving through the gentle light of the stars and the moon, holding its own in the still, all-encompassing night.
Baekhyun, trapped in the lull of the tune, moved so that he was taking in Jongin's smile, his windswept hair, and short fingernails as he played an invisible piano. His hands were two dancers, not quite dancing with each other but harmonious nonetheless. Baekhyun didn't realize Jongin had been staring at him too and when he did, embarrassment flooded up from his chest. Blinking, he looked down and focused on Jongin's fingers, which were still dancing. He tried to absorb the feeling instead the detail, the general wash of motion like how he had examined the sky. At the end of the day, he hadn't meant to describe the miracle, only its effects.
The night was young and so were they.
Baekhyun rose early the next morning, early enough that he could assume the others were still sleeping. He went to the kitchen, measured out coffee and made batter, then waited to hear the house stir. He heard footsteps down the stairs and for a moment, thought it was Junmyeon's parents, but it was Jongin.
"Good morning," Jongin greeted.
"Morning," Baekhyun replied. He then turned back to the task of making the pancake batter the way Kyungsoo had taught him and the thought struck that Jongin might have left him be, but there he was, stepping forward until he was standing side by side with Baekhyun, scrubbing his face and his neck with a tea towel. Then, he wrung out the towel and looked to Baekhyun.
"Mmhm," Baekhyun went, not knowing why he was steadily trying to ignore Jongin's presence. He only knew he wished to say no more to Jongin than courtesy required.
Jongin nodded, seeming to have accepted Baekhyun's coldness, then decided otherwise. "Are you alright?"
"Yes. You don't have to worry about me." This time, Baekhyun's reply was full of frustration and it was all very difficult for both of them to make sense of, like how it was like with a puppy with a vest or an old person without teeth. Jongin looked a little dejected and Baekhyun, kicking aside the vile taste in mouth, went back to his batter.
"I'm not in the mood for idle conversation."
"I know. Junmyeon told me you upset Jongin, or he upset you, or both." Jongdae moved so that he was sitting next to Baekhyun on the porch. "Sometimes you're so loud and we're so loud that everyone forgets we're suffering too." He waited for Baekhyun to say something and having received no response, continued, "What's bothering you?" Then, softer still, he asked, "What's eating you up from inside?" He gave Baekhyun a look of pity. Baekhyun wasn't sure if he appreciated or hated that.
Jongdae didn't look surprised. "And?"
"And I can't bear with it any longer, but I don't know what it is."
"Maybe you should go talk to him."
Taking deep breaths, Baekhyun waited for the treble to kick in, the soprano ring of hysteria he knew so well. It did, but he held it down. "And what?" He laughed and once the nausea had passed him by, he laughed harder still. "Have him tell me 'I'm sorry if I seem to have misled you.'?" He didn't miss Jongdae shaking his head and glancing sideways at him but he chose to ignore it. "I'm not that brave," he said, "nor that strong."
All too often he felt this: lack of goodness. He wasn't good enough. When he was around Jongin, unsure of his feelings and sure of Jongin's, he felt worse. Much, much worse.
"You should do something about those insecurities of yours."
"So should you. So should everyone, really. Well, there's not much we can do about that." He was saying that, but he had his own hopes, which were also too high.
"There is." Jongdae got up, "We just choose not to."
Baekhyun didn't doesn't answer. He was off by himself someplace else.
For the past weeks, they filmed, fooled around, and spent nights at everyone and anyone's house - wherever Jongdae felt was best for filming. Baekhyun, for the third day, woke and found himself in a room that wasn't his own. It was Jongdae's judging from the plum-colored drapes that hung over the curtains that covered the window shades. He woke with a headache, most likely because of the drunken deeds from the night before, and it didn't take long for a thought to settle in his mind.
Early morning sunlight entered like a tide and so did the feelings he had been trying to bury. His hands weren't able to block out the wave and just like that, the wind was knocked out of him. It was five minutes before his breath came back, and it gave him time to decide if he was more of a fight or flight person.
Someone knocked on the door. Thinking it was Jongdae, since it was his room, he took the liberty to say "Go away." He sounded tired. The dull ache behind his eyes refused to leave.
"It's me."
It was half past eight and it was absolute chaos in his head. Jongin knocked again, each knock slammed up into Baekhyun's gut, and he would say "Please just go away." But he didn't because this was no doubt inevitable. So instead he wet his lips and said, "Come in then."
The look of concern Jongin wore was another blow. With difficulty, Baekhyun threw aside the mess of blankets, swiveling his legs around so that he was sitting on the edge of the bed.
"Some of them went out for breakfast," Jongin started. "Minseok hyung dragged them off for a run."
"Who's still around?"
"Lu Han and Junmyeon are out at the back but Jongdae told me not to bother them. Reconciliation, I think."
"Ah," he mumbled in reply. "Good for them."
Jongin didn't look happy. "What about us?"
Baekhyun looked down at his feet with interest. "Us?" His voice sounded softer than it ever had been. It was so unlike him to be so meek, so helpless, because he was used to being the loudest voice in a room, a high note, there to stamp the sadness out of everyone, himself included, because that was what he was good at doing. Now, however, the sadness in him wouldn't budge. It was Jongin's fault.
"Yes," Jongin said solemnly. "What's wrong with us?"
"I don't know what you're saying."
A moment of silence, then Jongin was speaking again, this time sounding a little angry. "You do. Everything was fine and we were having so much fun together. I really enjoyed our conversations and making things up as we went and – "
"Right," Baekhyun stopped Jongin short with a laugh, hollow. "We 'made things up', didn't we? It was all part of a script that wasn't written. You said your lines, I said mine, and now the film is done and so are we."
"That's what's wrong?"
"Yes." Suddenly Baekhyun couldn't stop imagining a future with Jongin in it. He wanted Jongin to be there to ask him something as simple as "What's wrong?" whenever he was feeling lost and hurt. He also wanted such a future to stop being a mere figment of his imagination and start being a part of reality. He didn't want a "The End" and he didn't just want to be a name to be credited. He wanted to come undone. "Everything was wrong," he said. The tears weren't falling but he knew his eyes and his eyes were red and his hands were shaking and Jongin had always, so he had realized since the start of summer, been observant.
Jongin's fingers touched the back of his hand. It was like an electric shock. He looked up and Jongin was still squatting in front of him, eyes as sad as what Baekhyun was feeling and Baekhyun found that he couldn't bear looking at Jongin staring at him like that. "Baekhyun," Jongin said softly, "Tell me."
Baekhyun met his eyes, held them, but didn't speak. He didn't know where to begin, where to continue, and how it should end.
There was something soft about Jongin's gaze, something urgent at the same time and as the silence dragged on, Baekhyun still couldn't find the words. He shook his head, muted, hopes dwindling.
"You're being really silly," Jongin said, the words coming out as a whisper. Baekhyun blinked his confusion, hand still in Jongin's. "And you're supposed to be the smart one."
"What?" Baekhyun finally croaked out, voice raspy.
"When Lu Han hyung asked if I wanted to join you guys at the summer break party," Jongin began, "I went because I knew you'd be there." His eyes burned with a gleeful and furious certainty. "Do you know why?"
Baekhyun shrugged his shoulders and wistfully shook his head. His face, however, was coming alive with a new thought.
"You mean…"
"I've liked you since last summer, you idiot."
(The camera pans in to focus on a text message that was sent from Kim Jongdae to Kim Junmyeon. It reads: "Operation Matchmaking – Success!". The screen fades to black.)
A/N:
I'm so terribly sorry the movie they're making wasn't porn.
Tags: pairing: baekhyun/kai, pairing: luhan/suho, rating: g, this is breakfast


The volumes are arranged chronologically by publication year, followed by bookmarks and holy cards. The collection consists of one box.
Hogben, Joseph Forster, b. 1909.
Acquisition Note: Source: Mrs. M. Hogben and Jane Berry..
Preferred Citation: Joseph Forster Hogben collection, Manuscripts Collection 730, Louisiana Research Collection, Howard-Tilton Memorial Library, Tulane University, New Orleans, LA 70118.
Scope and Contents: The collection consists primarily of poetry volumes by Reverend Joseph Forster Hogben, an Episcopal priest who worked among the Native Americans and was also an Army chaplain. He won many distinguished awards for his poetry. There are also holy cards as well as book marks in the collection.


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See also: ROCOR Monasteries and convents, Parishes of Romanian Orthodox Church, Monasteries of Romanian Orthodox Church, Parishes of Serbian Orthodox Church, Monasteries of Serbian Orthodox Church, Parishes of Patriarchate of Antioch, Monasteries of Patriarchate of Antioch, Parishes of Ecumenical Patriarchate, Monasteries of Ecumenical Patriarchate, ROCOR Parishes, Romanian Orthodox Church, Serbian Orthodox Church, Patriarchate of Antioch, Ecumenical Patriarchate, Russian Orthodox Church outside of Russia (ROCOR) Rating system: -
Diocese of Australia and New Zealand, Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia
http://rocor.org.au/
Official web site of the Australian and New Zealand Diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia (in English and Russian). News. Parish directory. Orthodox Internet links. Lives of Saints. Prologue. Books. St. Peter and Paul Cathedral.
Categories: Russian Orthodox Church outside of Russia (ROCOR)
See also: Orthodoxy around the World, Saints, Directories, Ratings, Banner Exchange Networks, Webrings, ROCOR Parishes Rating system: -
Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia, Ecumenical Patriarchate
http://greekorthodox.org.au/
Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople (Australia and New Zealand, Australia). Official website
Directory of churches & priests, daily calendar with feast days, lives of Saints, Epistle & Scripture readings, multimedia, Orthodox Christianity, spiritual life, Orthodox resources and FAQ.
Categories: Dioceses of Ecumenical Patriarchate, Ecumenical Patriarchate
See also: Sermons, Saints, Orthodox Faith Rating system: -
Russian Orthodox Church of Saint Panteleimon, Gosford
http://gosfordrussianchurch.org.au/
Russian Orthodox Church outside of Russia (ROCOR), Сиднейская и Австралийско-Новозеландская епархия (Australia and New Zealand, Australia). Official website
Parish life, Russian school, life of St. Panteleimon, news, location and contacts.
See also: Sunday and Parish Schools, Saints Rating system: -
St. George Russian Orthodox Church in Carlton, NSW
http://stgeorgeparish.org.au/
Here you will find information about the past and the present of the parish, get acquainted with its life, learn about the events. You will learn about ways Russian Orthodox service is conducted. You will receive answers to your questions about God and the Church.
See also: Fasts, Holidays, Sermons, Sales of Icons, Liturgical Vestments and Mass Utensils, Bookstores, Shops, Foundations of the Orthodox Faith, Calendars, Names, Orthodox Faith Rating system: -
Holy Trinity Church, Melbourne
http://holy-trinity.org.au/
Russian Orthodox Church, Stauropegial Submission (Australia and New Zealand, Australia). Official website
An English-speaking parish of the Moscow Patriarchate. Services schedule, classes, community, Orthodoxy, contacts, and links.
Mirrors and alternative site versions: http://melbourne.cerkov.ru/
Categories: World Countries
See also: Holidays, Sunday and Parish Schools, New Martyrs Rating system: -
Holy Prophet John the Baptist and Forerunner Church, Ballarat
http://sites.google.com/view/ballaratorthodox/
Russian Orthodox Church (Australia and New Zealand, Australia). Official website
Divine Liturgy schedules, Paraklesis of the Theotokos, Liturgy of the Presanctified Gifts, Blessing of the Holy Oil, Canon of Repentance - St Andrew of Crete, The Third and Sixth Hours Services.
Mirrors and alternative site versions: http://sites.google.com/site/ballaratorthodox/
Categories: World Countries Rating system: -
St. Nicholas Cathedral, Brisbane, QLD
http://stnicholascathedral.org.au/
Australia's first Russian Orthodox Church – 90 Years old in 2013. Parish news, history, schedule of services, St. Nicholas, the basics of our Faith, photo gallery and contacts.
Mirrors and alternative site versions: http://saintnicholasfandf.blogspot.com/
Categories: ROCOR Parishes Rating system: -
Russian Orthodox Queensland
http://roq.org.au/
Churches: Blessed Virgin of Vladimir, St Nicholas Cathedral, St Seraphim Parish. Music and Russian culture. Russian Orthodox playgroup. Sport.
Categories: Orthodoxy around the World, World Countries
See also: Folk Music, Classical Music, Orthodox Church Music and singings, Children's Homes, Music Rating system: -
St. John the Baptist Church, Canberra
http://stjohnthebaptist.org.au/
Services, parish life, upcoming events, resources and links.
See also: Orthodoxy around the World Rating system: -
Russian Orthodox Church of Saint Nicholas, Wallsend, Newcastle, NSW
http://stnicholaswallsend.org.au/
A parish of the ROCOR. News, upcoming events, service schedule, administration, contact details.
St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church in Fairfield, Sydney
http://stnicholaschurch.org.au/
History, parish news, timetable of divine services and gallery.
St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church, Christchurch
http://stnicholaschurch.org.nz/
Russian Orthodox Church outside of Russia (ROCOR) (Australia and New Zealand, New Zealand). Official website
Parish history, service shedule, church news and contact.
Mirrors and alternative site versions: http://orthodox.itgo.com/
New Zealand Deanery of the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of Australia and New Zealand
http://antiochian.org.nz/
Patriarchate of Antioch (Australia and New Zealand, New Zealand). Official website
Directory of New Zealand parishes. Articles. Newsletter.
Categories: Parishes of Patriarchate of Antioch, Orthodoxy around the World
See also: Directories, Ratings, Banner Exchange Networks, Webrings Rating system: -
Resurrection of Christ Russian Orthodox Church, Auckland
http://orthodox.net.nz/
Russian Orthodox Church outside of Russia (ROCOR), Сиднейская и Австралийско-Новозеландская епархия (Australia and New Zealand, New Zealand). Official website
А parish of the Australian and New Zealand Diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad. Clergy, the new church, news and photos, service schedule, word of the Church, newsletter, about Orthodoxy, contact information, and links.
Orthodox Resources. Orthodoxy in Sydney
http://orthodoxresources.org/
Australia and New Zealand, Australia). Private site
Run and maintained by Orthodox Christian volunteers based in Sydney, Australia. Daily reading, database of upcoming events, Australian parish finder, incense and handiwork from St. Anne's Scete on Holy Mt. Athos.
Categories: Web Collections, Orthodoxy around the World
See also: Parishes of Romanian Orthodox Church, Parishes of Serbian Orthodox Church, Parishes of Patriarchate of Antioch, Parishes of Ecumenical Patriarchate, Sales of Icons, Liturgical Vestments and Mass Utensils Rating system: -
Saint Michael the Archangel Russian Orthodox Church, Blacktown, NSW
http://archangelmichael.net.au/
News, upcoming events, calendar, history, vestments, supplies, gallery and contacts.
Mirrors and alternative site versions: http://archangelmichael.org.au/
See also: Sales of Icons, Liturgical Vestments and Mass Utensils, Bookstores, Shops Rating system: -