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Heartbleed bug security concerns prompt CRA website shutdown
CRA said Wednesday it has temporarily cut off public access to its electronic services over a security concern linked to the Heartbleed bug, an Internet vulnerability
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OTTAWA — A major international security concern has forced the shutdown of electronic filing services at the Canada Revenue Agency, and there are concerns the problem could affect other government systems as well.
The tax agency temporarily cut off public access to its electronic services Wednesday, saying the action was taken as a precaution.
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As a preventative measure, the CRA has temporarily shut down public access to our online services
"After learning late yesterday afternoon about the Internet security vulnerability named the Heartbleed Bug that is affecting systems around the world, the CRA acted quickly, as a preventative measure, to temporarily shut down public access to our online services to safeguard the integrity of the information we hold," the agency said in an update posted on its website at 3 p.m. Wednesday.
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Assume that your accounts may be compromised. Since the vulnerability has been in the encryption software OpenSSL for about two years and using it leaves no trace, it's best to assume you may be affected. The researchers who discovered the flaw let the developers behind OpenSSL knew several days before announcing the vulnerability, so it was fixed before word got out. Most major service providers should already be updating their sites.
Wait for afflicted sites to fix the problem before logging in. Reach out to a company or organization's customer service teams to find out if a patch has been implemented. If you have any suspicions that sites may still be vulnerable, steer clear for now, suggests CNet.
Resist the urge to change passwords immediately. "Security experts suggest waiting for confirmation of a fix because further activity on a vulnerable site could exacerbate the problem," CNet reports.
Once security fixes are confirmed, then go ahead and change your passwords. CNet suggests starting with your bank and email accounts first. "Even if you've implemented two-factor authentication — which, in addition to a password asks for another piece of identifying information, like a code that's been texted to you — changing that password is recommended."
Examine your bank and credit card statements. "Because attackers can access a server's memory for credit card information, it wouldn't hurt to be on the lookout for unfamiliar charges on your bank statements," says CNet.
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The shutdown came after the Canadian Cyber Incident Response Centre (CCIRC) issued a warning to system administrators about the coding flaw. It recommended that system operators unable to plug in an immediate fix get off the grid.
The affected services at CRA include EFILE, NETFILE, My Account, My Business Account and Represent a Client.
The agency said it is working to restore safe and secure access and anticipates services will be back up and running by the weekend.
Revenue Minister Kerry-Lynne Findlay said the agency would post updated information on its website "daily."
"We're investigating, we're working on it," Findlay told reporters.
The revenue agency tried to reassure tax filers Wednesday, suggesting that people unable to file on time as a result of the shutdown would not be penalized.
"Please note that consideration will also be given to taxpayers who are unable to comply with their filing requirements because of this service interruption," the agency said on its website.
It is a busy time of year for the tax agency, as people file returns electronically and track the progress of refunds online.
As of the end of March, the agency had received 6.7 million returns, with 84% filed electronically.
The computer bug was reportedly detected last week by Internet security experts in Finland and researchers at Google, but only revealed widely within the online security community on Monday.
Heartbleed affects open-source software called OpenSSL that's at the very core of millions of applications used to encrypt Internet communications.
And experts warn that its impact on consumers could be significant.
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It can reveal the contents of a computer server's memory, including private data such as user names, passwords, and credit card numbers.
But the flaw also allows hackers to obtain copies of a server's digital keys, and use them to impersonate other servers and fool people into thinking they are using a legitimate website.
As Canada's tax collection agency was making the decision to go off-line, a number of large websites, such as Google, Facebook and Yahoo said that they were either fixing the problem or had already dealt with the threat.
Canada's major banks were also scrambling to reassess their systems, with at least two assuring clients that measures were in place to prevent any loss of information.
"TD already has put in place defences to protect customers from this potential threat, and is adding additional, layered security, so customers can conduct their banking securely and without their data being at risk," said Barbara Timmins, a spokeswoman at TD Bank Group.
"While we don't recommend any specific actions to TD customers as a result of this vulnerability, we always recommend that customers change their passwords regularly," she added.
"That said, TD has intelligent and multi-layered authentication, so there are multiple safeguards in place to protect customers."
RBC spokesman Jason Graham added that while the bank takes every threat seriously, RBC websites "have not been affected by the Heartbleed security bug."
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The Canadian Bankers Association released a statement saying that Canadian banks' online applications have not been affeted by the Heartblled bug, and that "Canadians can continue to bank with confidence."
While the problem is international in nature, Opposition NDP Leader Tom Mulcair was quick to pounce on the Harper Conservatives for failing to adequately protect and provide services to Canadians.
"The Conservatives are such poor public managers that they can't deliver the grain, they can't even deliver the mail and now at tax time they can't even communicate with Canadians through the revenue agency," Mulcair said.
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau, however, was prepared to cut the Tories some slack, saying he would support any measures needed to battle the bug.
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Alabama vs. Tennessee Prediction: Are Points at a Premium in This SEC Clash?
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College basketball expert Mike Spector gives his prediction for the highly anticipated Tennessee Volunteers and Alabama Crimson Tide matchup Wednesday night.
Tonight's battle between the Tennessee Volunteers and Alabama Crimson Tide is a matchup of two of the SEC's best teams. Each team is battle-tested and has proven they can beat the best teams in the country, as they both have wins over top-ten teams. But, will Tennessee be able to handle a challenging road environment in just their second road game and hand Alabama their first home loss?
Alabama vs. Tennessee Start Time, Where to Watch, and Odds
Date: Tuesday, December 28
Game Time: 9:00 pm ET
Where to Watch: ESPN2
Alabama vs. Tennessee Odds
Alabama vs. Tennessee Prediction
Tennessee has won three straight games since their overtime loss at Madison Square Garden to Texas Tech, and their last win was their most impressive of the season to this point. The Volunteers never trailed against then-No. 6-ranked Arizona and withstood a furious late rally after building an early 15-point lead. Tennessee is the second-best defensive team in the country, per KenPom's adjusted defensive efficiency metric. They are a disruptive team with active hands in passing lanes, forcing turnovers on 25.1% of opponents' possessions (14th-most in the country). In addition, they have elite rim protectors and have blocked 16.7% of opponents' shots (11th-best of 358 Division I teams).
While Tennessee's calling card is defense, Alabama is off to a 9-3 start on the strength of an offense that is ninth in adjusted offensive efficiency and makes its two-point shots at the fifth-highest clip in the country (58.6%). Alabama plays at a 33rd-fastest tempo in the country, and they prefer quick-hitting offensive sets, as their 15.3-second average possession length is the 12th shortest in the country.
For as well as the Crimson Tide have played this season, they have sputtered a bit of late, losing two of their last three games to Memphis and Davidson. The Memphis loss is excusable since it was their first true road game. Also, they should not be penalized for the Davidson loss as they scheduled the Wildcats on a quick turnaround (three days after their last game), which is not a lot of time to prepare for an offense as complex as the Wildcats'.
However, without certainty of which Alabama team will show up in this matchup or how a young Tennessee squad will handle their first road test in conference play, we turn our attention to the total. The best way to slow down Alabama's potent attack is to limit their ability to score in transition, as Iona and Davidson did so well. The Volunteers are an elite defensive transition team and are difficult to score against in the half-court, as they have held six of their last seven opponents to fewer than 70 points. Their best defensive effort of the season was against Arizona, who had scored at least 80 points in every game leading up to their matchup. Instead, Tennessee forced 17 Arizona turnovers and held the Wildcats to 33.3% 3-point shooting on 27 attempts.
Alabama has had their share of turnover issues, as they have coughed the ball up on 17.2% of their possessions (ranks 273rd in the country). That spells trouble against Tennessee's pesky defense. Also, the Volunteers are an outstanding rebounding team and will limit Alabama's second-chance opportunities, which they rely on for a lot of offense.
The under is 5-1 in Tennessee's last six games and is 8-3 in their previous 11 road games. In addition, Rick Barnes' team tends to lock in defensively against elite competition, as the under has cashed in each of their last five games against teams with winning percentages greater than .600. In addition, Tennessee's young backcourt may struggle offensively in their second road game of the season, but their defense will be sure to travel.
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Under 148 (-110)
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Dublin City Council on Monday, April 8, could determine whether to award tax incentives to Ohio State University for construction of an outpatient medical center in Dublin.
The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center has proposed the development on 34 acres owned by Dublin near state Route 161, U.S. Route 33 and Shier Rings Road.
The proposed incentive is a 15 percent performance incentive for 10 years (2023-2032) on net new city income-tax withholdings, capped at $1.1 million in total once that threshold is reached within the defined term, regardless of calendar year, according to a staff memo.
Council members March 11 held the first reading of an ordinance that, if approved, would award tax incentives to the medical center for the construction of the outpatient facility.
That land is a section of a 79-acre swath Dublin owns.
The project is expected to bring substantial economic and social benefits to Dublin, including the creation of about 350 new employment opportunities with a projected payroll exceeding $50 million annually within the first 10 years of operation of the project and the retention of nearly 60 existing full-time equivalent jobs and nearly $6 million in annual payroll, according to the memo.
Under the agreement between the city and Ohio State, the university would be required to pay 32.5 percent toward related infrastructure improvements, including the realignment of Shier Rings Road, the relocation of a ditch and improvements in water, sewer and Dublink fiber-optic service.
Additionally, Ohio State would contribute $1.25 million to the construction of a roundabout at the intersection of Avery and Shier Rings roads, according to the memo.


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import com.sun.jmx.remote.util.ClassLogger;

public abstract class ServerCommunicatorAdmin {
    public ServerCommunicatorAdmin(long timeout) {
        if (logger.traceOn()) {
            logger.trace("Constructor",
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                         "with the timeout "+timeout);
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        this.timeout = timeout;

        timestamp = 0;
        if (timeout < Long.MAX_VALUE) {
            Runnable timeoutTask = new Timeout();
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            t.setDaemon(true);
            t.start();
        }
    }

    /**
     * Tells that a new request message is received.
     * A caller of this method should always call the method
     * rspOutgoing to inform that a response is sent out
     * for the received request.
     * @return the value of the termination flag:
     *
true if the connection is already being terminated,
     *
false otherwise.

     */
    public boolean reqIncoming() {
        if (logger.traceOn()) {
            logger.trace("reqIncoming", "Receive a new request.");
        }

        synchronized(lock) {
            if (terminated) {
                logger.warning("reqIncoming",
                               "The server has decided to close " +
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            }
            ++currentJobs;

            return terminated;
        }
    }

    /**
     * Tells that a response is sent out for a received request.
     * @return the value of the termination flag:
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true if the connection is already being terminated,
     *
false otherwise.

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        if (logger.traceOn()) {
            logger.trace("reqIncoming", "Finish a request.");
        }

        synchronized(lock) {
            if (--currentJobs == 0) {
                timestamp = System.currentTimeMillis();
                logtime("Admin: Timestamp=",timestamp);
                // tells the adminor to restart waiting with timeout
                lock.notify();
            }
            return terminated;
        }
    }

    /**
     * Called by this class to tell an implementation to do stop.
     */
    protected abstract void doStop();

    /**
     * Terminates this object.
     * Called only by outside, so do not need to call doStop
     */
    public void terminate() {
        if (logger.traceOn()) {
            logger.trace("terminate",
                         "terminate the ServerCommunicatorAdmin object.");
        }

        synchronized(lock) {
            if (terminated) {
                return;
            }

            terminated = true;

            // tell Timeout to terminate
            lock.notify();
        }
    }

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// private classes
// --------------------------------------------------------------
    private class Timeout implements Runnable {
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            synchronized(lock) {
                if (timestamp == 0) timestamp = System.currentTimeMillis();
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                while(!terminated) {
                    try {
                        // wait until there is no more job
                        while(!terminated && currentJobs != 0) {
                            if (logger.traceOn()) {
                                logger.trace("Timeout-run",
                                             "Waiting without timeout.");
                            }

                            lock.wait();
                        }

                        if (terminated) return;

                        final long remaining =
                            timeout - (System.currentTimeMillis() - timestamp);

                        logtime("Admin: remaining timeout=",remaining);

                        if (remaining > 0) {

                            if (logger.traceOn()) {
                                logger.trace("Timeout-run",
                                             "Waiting with timeout: "+
                                             remaining + " ms remaining");
                            }

                            lock.wait(remaining);
                        }

                        if (currentJobs > 0) continue;

                        final long elapsed =
                            System.currentTimeMillis() - timestamp;
                        logtime("Admin: elapsed=",elapsed);

                        if (!terminated && elapsed > timeout) {
                            if (logger.traceOn()) {
                                logger.trace("Timeout-run",
                                             "timeout elapsed");
                            }
                            logtime("Admin: timeout elapsed! "+
                                    elapsed+">",timeout);
                                // stopping
                            terminated = true;

                            stopping = true;
                            break;
                        }
                    } catch (InterruptedException ire) {
                        logger.warning("Timeout-run","Unexpected Exception: "+
                                       ire);
                        logger.debug("Timeout-run",ire);
                        return;
                    }
                }
            }

            if (stopping) {
                if (logger.traceOn()) {
                    logger.trace("Timeout-run", "Call the doStop.");
                }

                doStop();
            }
        }
    }

    private void logtime(String desc,long time) {
        timelogger.trace("synchro",desc+time);
    }

// --------------------------------------------------------------
// private variables
// --------------------------------------------------------------
    private long    timestamp;

    private final int[] lock = new int[0];
    private int currentJobs = 0;

    private long timeout;

    // state issue
    private boolean terminated = false;

    private static final ClassLogger logger =
        new ClassLogger("javax.management.remote.misc",
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Wolves reviving their interest in 27-year-old Monaco outcast would solidify their midfield instantly
by Mizgan Masani January 24, 2019, 1:00 am
Why Wolves should revisit their interest and sign Pele from Monaco
According to a report in Birmingham Mail, Wolves could revisit their interest in Monaco midfielder Pele, who was the Premier League club's target in the summer window. The Guinea-Bissau international could arrive at the Molineux this month despite only signing for the French side in the summer.
The 27-year-old hasn't featured much for Thierry Henry's struggling Monaco, and super-agent Jorge Mendes, who has links with Wolves, could offer the player to Nuno Espirito Santo's men. To be precise, Pele hasn't played a league game since the middle of December. (Birmingham Mail)
As per the report, though the Birmingham-based club haven't added in this window, they could look to search for midfield cover for the coveted duo of Ruben Neves and Joao Moutinho. Here's why they should sign Pele and bolster their squad further:
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Pele would add more steel in the midfield
As of now, Wolves have the midfield pairing of Neves and Moutinho, however, more depth in that area would be fantastic. It is partly because of the fact that we have seen the latter playing as an attacking midfielder, and Leander Dendoncker or Romain Saiss partnering the former.
Hence, it is clear that Nuno's men would do well to sign a new midfield player. Pele was their summer target, so the scouting part must have been done.
The 27-year-old has only featured eight times in the league in a struggling Monaco team, but that doesn't deter away from the truth that he is a quality player who can play in different positions across the midfield.
Pele (L)
The Guinea-Bissau international is predominantly a defensive midfielder but he can be used in central midfield, chiefly in a double pivot, just like how Nuno sets his midfield up. In terms of the attributes, Pele is physically very strong, enabling him to be strong with and without possession.
His height (182cm) allows him to be a favourite to win aerial battles and be a threat in both boxes from set-piece situations. Furthermore, the control he has on the ball is something akin to what Moutinho does. All in all, he looks like a player who can fit into the 3-4-2-1/3-4-1-2 system of the Wolves manager.
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If the club wants the player, they have a very good connection with super agent Jorge Mendes, who would help them in getting the deal done.
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TEST(CheckSucceedsOnTrue)
{
    bool failure = true;
    {
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        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        CHECK (true);
        failure = (testResults_.GetFailureCount() > 0);
    }

    CHECK (!failure);
}

TEST(CheckFailsOnFalse)
{
    bool failure = false;
    {
        RecordingReporter reporter;
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        CHECK (false);
        failure = (testResults_.GetFailureCount() > 0);
    }

    CHECK (failure);
}

TEST(FailureReportsCorrectTestName)
{
    RecordingReporter reporter;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        CHECK (false);
    }

    CHECK_EQUAL (m_details.testName, reporter.lastFailedTest);
}

TEST(CheckFailureIncludesCheckContents)
{
    RecordingReporter reporter;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        const bool yaddayadda = false;
        CHECK (yaddayadda);
    }

    CHECK (std::strstr(reporter.lastFailedMessage, "yaddayadda"));
}

int ThrowingFunction()
{
    throw "Doh";
}

TEST(CheckFailsOnException)
{
    bool failure = false;
    {
        RecordingReporter reporter;
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        CHECK (ThrowingFunction() == 1);
        failure = (testResults_.GetFailureCount() > 0);
    }

    CHECK (failure);
}

TEST(CheckFailureBecauseOfExceptionIncludesCheckContents)
{
    RecordingReporter reporter;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        CHECK (ThrowingFunction() == 1);
    }

    CHECK (std::strstr(reporter.lastFailedMessage, "ThrowingFunction() == 1"));
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TEST(CheckEqualSucceedsOnEqual)
{
    bool failure = true;
    {
        RecordingReporter reporter;
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        CHECK_EQUAL (1, 1);
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    CHECK (!failure);
}

TEST(CheckEqualFailsOnNotEqual)
{
    bool failure = false;
    {
        RecordingReporter reporter;
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        CHECK_EQUAL (1, 2);
        failure = (testResults_.GetFailureCount() > 0);
    }

    CHECK (failure);
}

TEST(CheckEqualFailsOnException)
{
    bool failure = false;
    {
        RecordingReporter reporter;
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        CHECK_EQUAL (ThrowingFunction(), 1);
        failure = (testResults_.GetFailureCount() > 0);
    }

    CHECK (failure);
}

TEST(CheckEqualFailureContainsCorrectDetails)
{
    int line = 0;
    RecordingReporter reporter;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        UnitTest::TestDetails const m_details("testName", "suiteName", "filename", -1);
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    }

    CHECK_EQUAL("testName", reporter.lastFailedTest);
    CHECK_EQUAL("suiteName", reporter.lastFailedSuite);
    CHECK_EQUAL ("filename", reporter.lastFailedFile);
    CHECK_EQUAL (line, reporter.lastFailedLine);
}

TEST(CheckEqualFailureBecauseOfExceptionContainsCorrectDetails)
{
    int line = 0;
    RecordingReporter reporter;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        UnitTest::TestDetails const m_details("testName", "suiteName", "filename", -1);
        CHECK_EQUAL (ThrowingFunction(), 123);    line = __LINE__;
    }

    CHECK_EQUAL("testName", reporter.lastFailedTest);
    CHECK_EQUAL("suiteName", reporter.lastFailedSuite);
    CHECK_EQUAL ("filename", reporter.lastFailedFile);
    CHECK_EQUAL (line, reporter.lastFailedLine);
}

TEST(CheckEqualFailureBecauseOfExceptionIncludesCheckContents)
{
    RecordingReporter reporter;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        CHECK_EQUAL (ThrowingFunction(), 123);
    }

    CHECK (std::strstr(reporter.lastFailedMessage, "ThrowingFunction()"));
    CHECK (std::strstr(reporter.lastFailedMessage, "123"));
}

int g_sideEffect = 0;
int FunctionWithSideEffects()
{
    ++g_sideEffect;
    return 1;
}

TEST(CheckEqualDoesNotHaveSideEffectsWhenPassing)
{
    g_sideEffect = 0;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_;
        CHECK_EQUAL (1, FunctionWithSideEffects());
    }
    CHECK_EQUAL (1, g_sideEffect);
}

TEST(CheckEqualDoesNotHaveSideEffectsWhenFailing)
{
    g_sideEffect = 0;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_;
        CHECK_EQUAL (2, FunctionWithSideEffects());
    }
    CHECK_EQUAL (1, g_sideEffect);
}

TEST(CheckCloseSucceedsOnEqual)
{
    bool failure = true;
    {
        RecordingReporter reporter;
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        CHECK_CLOSE (1.0f, 1.001f, 0.01f);
        failure = (testResults_.GetFailureCount() > 0);
    }

    CHECK (!failure);
}

TEST(CheckCloseFailsOnNotEqual)
{
    bool failure = false;
    {
        RecordingReporter reporter;
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        CHECK_CLOSE (1.0f, 1.1f, 0.01f);
        failure = (testResults_.GetFailureCount() > 0);
    }

    CHECK (failure);
}

TEST(CheckCloseFailsOnException)
{
    bool failure = false;
    {
        RecordingReporter reporter;
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        CHECK_CLOSE ((float)ThrowingFunction(), 1.0001f, 0.1f);
        failure = (testResults_.GetFailureCount() > 0);
    }

    CHECK (failure);
}

TEST(CheckCloseFailureContainsCorrectDetails)
{
    int line = 0;
    RecordingReporter reporter;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        UnitTest::TestDetails m_details("test", "suite", "filename", -1);
        CHECK_CLOSE (1.0f, 1.1f, 0.01f);    line = __LINE__;
    }

    CHECK_EQUAL("test", reporter.lastFailedTest);
    CHECK_EQUAL("suite", reporter.lastFailedSuite);
    CHECK_EQUAL ("filename", reporter.lastFailedFile);
    CHECK_EQUAL (line, reporter.lastFailedLine);
}

TEST(CheckCloseFailureBecauseOfExceptionContainsCorrectDetails)
{
    int line = 0;
    RecordingReporter reporter;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        UnitTest::TestDetails m_details("closeTest", "closeSuite", "filename", -1);
        CHECK_CLOSE ((float)ThrowingFunction(), 1.0001f, 0.1f);    line = __LINE__;
    }

    CHECK_EQUAL("closeTest", reporter.lastFailedTest);
    CHECK_EQUAL("closeSuite", reporter.lastFailedSuite);
    CHECK_EQUAL ("filename", reporter.lastFailedFile);
    CHECK_EQUAL (line, reporter.lastFailedLine);
}

TEST(CheckCloseFailureBecauseOfExceptionIncludesCheckContents)
{
    RecordingReporter reporter;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        CHECK_CLOSE ((float)ThrowingFunction(), 1.0001f, 0.1f);
    }

    CHECK (std::strstr(reporter.lastFailedMessage, "(float)ThrowingFunction()"));
    CHECK (std::strstr(reporter.lastFailedMessage, "1.0001f"));
}

TEST(CheckCloseDoesNotHaveSideEffectsWhenPassing)
{
    g_sideEffect = 0;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_;
        CHECK_CLOSE (1, FunctionWithSideEffects(), 0.1f);
    }
    CHECK_EQUAL (1, g_sideEffect);
}

TEST(CheckCloseDoesNotHaveSideEffectsWhenFailing)
{
    g_sideEffect = 0;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_;
        CHECK_CLOSE (2, FunctionWithSideEffects(), 0.1f);
    }
    CHECK_EQUAL (1, g_sideEffect);
}

class ThrowingObject
{
public:
    float operator[](int) const
    {
        throw "Test throw";
    }
};

TEST(CheckArrayCloseSucceedsOnEqual)
{
    bool failure = true;
    {
        RecordingReporter reporter;
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        const float data[4] = { 0, 1, 2, 3 };
        CHECK_ARRAY_CLOSE (data, data, 4, 0.01f);
        failure = (testResults_.GetFailureCount() > 0);
    }

    CHECK (!failure);
}

TEST(CheckArrayCloseFailsOnNotEqual)
{
    bool failure = false;
    {
        RecordingReporter reporter;
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        int const data1[4] = { 0, 1, 2, 3 };
        int const data2[4] = { 0, 1, 3, 3 };
        CHECK_ARRAY_CLOSE (data1, data2, 4, 0.01f);
        failure = (testResults_.GetFailureCount() > 0);
    }

    CHECK (failure);
}

TEST(CheckArrayCloseFailureIncludesCheckExpectedAndActual)
{
    RecordingReporter reporter;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        int const data1[4] = { 0, 1, 2, 3 };
        int const data2[4] = { 0, 1, 3, 3 };
        CHECK_ARRAY_CLOSE (data1, data2, 4, 0.01f);
    }

    CHECK (std::strstr(reporter.lastFailedMessage, "xpected [ 0 1 2 3 ]"));
    CHECK (std::strstr(reporter.lastFailedMessage, "was [ 0 1 3 3 ]"));
}

TEST(CheckArrayCloseFailureContainsCorrectDetails)
{
    int line = 0;
    RecordingReporter reporter;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        UnitTest::TestDetails m_details("arrayCloseTest", "arrayCloseSuite", "filename", -1);
        int const data1[4] = { 0, 1, 2, 3 };
        int const data2[4] = { 0, 1, 3, 3 };
        CHECK_ARRAY_CLOSE (data1, data2, 4, 0.01f);     line = __LINE__;
    }

    CHECK_EQUAL("arrayCloseTest", reporter.lastFailedTest);
    CHECK_EQUAL("arrayCloseSuite", reporter.lastFailedSuite);
    CHECK_EQUAL ("filename", reporter.lastFailedFile);
    CHECK_EQUAL (line, reporter.lastFailedLine);
}

TEST(CheckArrayCloseFailureBecauseOfExceptionContainsCorrectDetails)
{
    int line = 0;
    RecordingReporter reporter;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        UnitTest::TestDetails m_details("arrayCloseTest", "arrayCloseSuite", "filename", -1);
        int const data[4] = { 0, 1, 2, 3 };
        CHECK_ARRAY_CLOSE (data, ThrowingObject(), 4, 0.01f);     line = __LINE__;
    }

    CHECK_EQUAL("arrayCloseTest", reporter.lastFailedTest);
    CHECK_EQUAL("arrayCloseSuite", reporter.lastFailedSuite);
    CHECK_EQUAL ("filename", reporter.lastFailedFile);
    CHECK_EQUAL (line, reporter.lastFailedLine);
}

TEST(CheckArrayCloseFailureIncludesTolerance)
{
    RecordingReporter reporter;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        float const data1[4] = { 0, 1, 2, 3 };
        float const data2[4] = { 0, 1, 3, 3 };
        CHECK_ARRAY_CLOSE (data1, data2, 4, 0.01f);
    }

    CHECK (std::strstr(reporter.lastFailedMessage, "0.01"));
}

TEST(CheckArrayCloseFailsOnException)
{
    bool failure = false;
    {
        RecordingReporter reporter;
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        const float data[4] = { 0, 1, 2, 3 };
        ThrowingObject obj;
        CHECK_ARRAY_CLOSE (data, obj, 3, 0.01f);
        failure = (testResults_.GetFailureCount() > 0);
    }

    CHECK (failure);
}

TEST(CheckArrayCloseFailureOnExceptionIncludesCheckContents)
{
    RecordingReporter reporter;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        const float data[4] = { 0, 1, 2, 3 };
        ThrowingObject obj;
        CHECK_ARRAY_CLOSE (data, obj, 3, 0.01f);
    }

    CHECK (std::strstr(reporter.lastFailedMessage, "data"));
    CHECK (std::strstr(reporter.lastFailedMessage, "obj"));
}

TEST(CheckArrayEqualSuceedsOnEqual)
{
    bool failure = true;
    {
        RecordingReporter reporter;
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        const float data[4] = { 0, 1, 2, 3 };
        CHECK_ARRAY_EQUAL (data, data, 4);
        failure = (testResults_.GetFailureCount() > 0);
    }

    CHECK (!failure);
}

TEST(CheckArrayEqualFailsOnNotEqual)
{
    bool failure = false;
    {
        RecordingReporter reporter;
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        int const data1[4] = { 0, 1, 2, 3 };
        int const data2[4] = { 0, 1, 3, 3 };
        CHECK_ARRAY_EQUAL (data1, data2, 4);
        failure = (testResults_.GetFailureCount() > 0);
    }

    CHECK (failure);
}

TEST(CheckArrayEqualFailureIncludesCheckExpectedAndActual)
{
    RecordingReporter reporter;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        int const data1[4] = { 0, 1, 2, 3 };
        int const data2[4] = { 0, 1, 3, 3 };
        CHECK_ARRAY_EQUAL (data1, data2, 4);
    }

    CHECK (std::strstr(reporter.lastFailedMessage, "xpected [ 0 1 2 3 ]"));
    CHECK (std::strstr(reporter.lastFailedMessage, "was [ 0 1 3 3 ]"));
}

TEST(CheckArrayEqualFailureContainsCorrectInfo)
{
    int line = 0;
    RecordingReporter reporter;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        int const data1[4] = { 0, 1, 2, 3 };
        int const data2[4] = { 0, 1, 3, 3 };
        CHECK_ARRAY_EQUAL (data1, data2, 4);     line = __LINE__;
    }

    CHECK_EQUAL ("CheckArrayEqualFailureContainsCorrectInfo", reporter.lastFailedTest);
    CHECK_EQUAL (__FILE__, reporter.lastFailedFile);
    CHECK_EQUAL (line, reporter.lastFailedLine);
}

TEST(CheckArrayEqualFailsOnException)
{
    bool failure = false;
    {
        RecordingReporter reporter;
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        const float data[4] = { 0, 1, 2, 3 };
        ThrowingObject obj;
        CHECK_ARRAY_EQUAL (data, obj, 3);
        failure = (testResults_.GetFailureCount() > 0);
    }

    CHECK (failure);
}

TEST(CheckArrayEqualFailureOnExceptionIncludesCheckContents)
{
    RecordingReporter reporter;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        const float data[4] = { 0, 1, 2, 3 };
        ThrowingObject obj;
        CHECK_ARRAY_EQUAL (data, obj, 3);
    }

    CHECK (std::strstr(reporter.lastFailedMessage, "data"));
    CHECK (std::strstr(reporter.lastFailedMessage, "obj"));
}

float const* FunctionWithSideEffects2()
{
    ++g_sideEffect;
    static float const data[] = {1,2,3,4};
    return data;
}

TEST(CheckArrayCloseDoesNotHaveSideEffectsWhenPassing)
{
    g_sideEffect = 0;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_;
        const float data[] = { 0, 1, 2, 3 };
        CHECK_ARRAY_CLOSE (data, FunctionWithSideEffects2(), 4, 0.01f);
    }
    CHECK_EQUAL (1, g_sideEffect);
}

TEST(CheckArrayCloseDoesNotHaveSideEffectsWhenFailing)
{
    g_sideEffect = 0;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_;
        const float data[] = { 0, 1, 3, 3 };
        CHECK_ARRAY_CLOSE (data, FunctionWithSideEffects2(), 4, 0.01f);
    }
    CHECK_EQUAL (1, g_sideEffect);
}

class ThrowingObject2D
{
public:
    float* operator[](int) const
    {
        throw "Test throw";
    }
};

TEST(CheckArray2DCloseSucceedsOnEqual)
{
    bool failure = true;
    {
        RecordingReporter reporter;
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        const float data[2][2] = { {0, 1}, {2, 3} };
        CHECK_ARRAY2D_CLOSE (data, data, 2, 2, 0.01f);
        failure = (testResults_.GetFailureCount() > 0);
    }

    CHECK (!failure);
}

TEST(CheckArray2DCloseFailsOnNotEqual)
{
    bool failure = false;
    {
        RecordingReporter reporter;
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        int const data1[2][2] = { {0, 1}, {2, 3} };
        int const data2[2][2] = { {0, 1}, {3, 3} };
        CHECK_ARRAY2D_CLOSE (data1, data2, 2, 2, 0.01f);
        failure = (testResults_.GetFailureCount() > 0);
    }

    CHECK (failure);
}

TEST(CheckArray2DCloseFailureIncludesCheckExpectedAndActual)
{
    RecordingReporter reporter;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        int const data1[2][2] = { {0, 1}, {2, 3} };
        int const data2[2][2] = { {0, 1}, {3, 3} };
        CHECK_ARRAY2D_CLOSE (data1, data2, 2, 2, 0.01f);
    }

    CHECK (std::strstr(reporter.lastFailedMessage, "xpected [ [ 0 1 ] [ 2 3 ] ]"));
    CHECK (std::strstr(reporter.lastFailedMessage, "was [ [ 0 1 ] [ 3 3 ] ]"));
}

TEST(CheckArray2DCloseFailureContainsCorrectDetails)
{
    int line = 0;
    RecordingReporter reporter;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        UnitTest::TestDetails m_details("array2DCloseTest", "array2DCloseSuite", "filename", -1);
        int const data1[2][2] = { {0, 1}, {2, 3} };
        int const data2[2][2] = { {0, 1}, {3, 3} };
        CHECK_ARRAY2D_CLOSE (data1, data2, 2, 2, 0.01f);     line = __LINE__;
    }

    CHECK_EQUAL("array2DCloseTest", reporter.lastFailedTest);
    CHECK_EQUAL("array2DCloseSuite", reporter.lastFailedSuite);
    CHECK_EQUAL ("filename", reporter.lastFailedFile);
    CHECK_EQUAL (line, reporter.lastFailedLine);
}

TEST(CheckArray2DCloseFailureBecauseOfExceptionContainsCorrectDetails)
{
    int line = 0;
    RecordingReporter reporter;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        UnitTest::TestDetails m_details("array2DCloseTest", "array2DCloseSuite", "filename", -1);
        const float data[2][2] = { {0, 1}, {2, 3} };
        CHECK_ARRAY2D_CLOSE (data, ThrowingObject2D(), 2, 2, 0.01f);   line = __LINE__;
    }

    CHECK_EQUAL("array2DCloseTest", reporter.lastFailedTest);
    CHECK_EQUAL("array2DCloseSuite", reporter.lastFailedSuite);
    CHECK_EQUAL ("filename", reporter.lastFailedFile);
    CHECK_EQUAL (line, reporter.lastFailedLine);
}

TEST(CheckArray2DCloseFailureIncludesTolerance)
{
    RecordingReporter reporter;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        float const data1[2][2] = { {0, 1}, {2, 3} };
        float const data2[2][2] = { {0, 1}, {3, 3} };
        CHECK_ARRAY2D_CLOSE (data1, data2, 2, 2, 0.01f);
    }

    CHECK (std::strstr(reporter.lastFailedMessage, "0.01"));
}

TEST(CheckArray2DCloseFailsOnException)
{
    bool failure = false;
    {
        RecordingReporter reporter;
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        const float data[2][2] = { {0, 1}, {2, 3} };
        ThrowingObject2D obj;
        CHECK_ARRAY2D_CLOSE (data, obj, 2, 2, 0.01f);
        failure = (testResults_.GetFailureCount() > 0);
    }

    CHECK (failure);
}

TEST(CheckArray2DCloseFailureOnExceptionIncludesCheckContents)
{
    RecordingReporter reporter;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_(&reporter);
        const float data[2][2] = { {0, 1}, {2, 3} };
        ThrowingObject2D obj;
        CHECK_ARRAY2D_CLOSE (data, obj, 2, 2, 0.01f);
    }

    CHECK (std::strstr(reporter.lastFailedMessage, "data"));
    CHECK (std::strstr(reporter.lastFailedMessage, "obj"));
}

float const* const* FunctionWithSideEffects3()
{
    ++g_sideEffect;
    static float const data1[] = {0,1};
    static float const data2[] = {2,3};
    static const float* const data[] = {data1, data2};
    return data;
}

TEST(CheckArray2DCloseDoesNotHaveSideEffectsWhenPassing)
{
    g_sideEffect = 0;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_;
        const float data[2][2] = { {0, 1}, {2, 3} };
        CHECK_ARRAY2D_CLOSE (data, FunctionWithSideEffects3(), 2, 2, 0.01f);
    }
    CHECK_EQUAL (1, g_sideEffect);
}

TEST(CheckArray2DCloseDoesNotHaveSideEffectsWhenFailing)
{
    g_sideEffect = 0;
    {
        UnitTest::TestResults testResults_;
        const float data[2][2] = { {0, 1}, {3, 3} };
        CHECK_ARRAY2D_CLOSE (data, FunctionWithSideEffects3(), 2, 2, 0.01f);
    }
    CHECK_EQUAL (1, g_sideEffect);
}

}


Does the Supreme Court have to take your case?
On behalf of Chenoweth Law Group posted in Civil Appeals on Thursday, May 28, 2015.
You know that you have a right to a fair trial in any case, as all citizens of Oregon do. You also know that you have a right to appeal, and the appellate court then has to go over the decision to see if it was made in error. However, what if things go past that point? What if you want to appeal the appellate court's decision and take things all the way to the Supreme Court?
It's good to know that the Supreme Court is the last stop for a case. They get the final say as the most important court in the country. Whatever they say stands, and they can overturn appellate courts and trial courts.
However, you should also know that they don't have to hear your case at all. You definitely have a right to ask the Supreme Court to take a look at the judgment if you think it's warranted, but they are under no obligation to agree with you. They can turn you down and then you're stuck with the decision made by the lower court.
To ask the Supreme Court to see your case, you must submit a Petition for Writ of Certiorari. If the court takes your case, it is said that the court has "granted cert." Generally speaking, of all of the cases that are submitted every year, the Supreme Court takes on fewer than 100 of them.
While the Supreme Court does not have to take your case, it's wise to know all of your options, from appealing to lower courts to attempting to go to the highest court for the ultimate ruling.


RESTON, VIRGINIA — On February 9th the American Academy of Audiology (AAA) announced its 2017 honorees. These distinguished professionals are being recognized by AAA for the significant impact to the audiology profession or hearing sciences. They will be honored at the upcoming AudiologyNOW! meeting, April 5-8, in Indianapolis. Together, the honorees will present a CEU learning module, "The Evolution of Audiology from Past to Present: Honoring Today's Leaders," on Thursday, April 6 at 3:00 pm.
Jane R. Madell, PhD, Professor, Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Dr. Madell is a certified audiologist, speech-language pathologist, a listening and spoken language specialist, and an auditory verbal therapist. For nearly 50 years, she has dedicated her career to helping children with hearing impairment and other auditory disorders.
She has published five books, authored or co-authored numerous chapters, peer-reviewed papers, and developed online and magazine articles.
James A. Henry, PhD, VA Research Career Scientist at the National Center for Rehabilitative Auditory Research (NCRAR), Portland, Oregon VA Medical Center, and Research Professor, Dept. of Otolaryngology, Oregon Health & Science University.
Dr. Henry is widely acknowledged as an authority in the area of tinnitus and has helped develop methods for evaluating the psychoacoustic characteristics of tinnitus.
The Jerger Career Award is given to an individual with a distinguished research career in audiology and/or hearing sciences. Recipients must be members of the Academy and have at least 25 years of research productivity in audiological and/or hearing sciences research.
James F. Patrick, MSc, for his years of research involving cochlear implants.
The Lybarger award is given to an individual who has pioneered or has made major contributions to significant research or engineering achievements within the field of hearing.
José Juan Barajas de Prat MD, PhD. Dr Barajas is a dedicated contributor in audiology and electrophysiology of the auditory system. He has been the organizer and president of several international audiology congresses.
The International Award is given to honor and recognize the achievements of an audiologist and/or hearing scientist who lives and works outside the United States that has provided outstanding contributions to the profession of audiology in a clinical, academic, research or professional capacity.
Amy M. Donahue, PhD, Chief of the Hearing and Balance/Vestibular Sciences Branch at the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD), at the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
The Career Award is given to a non-audiologist with a distinguished career in the field of audiology, hearing and/or balance over a period of at least 25 years.
John Greer Clark, PhD, Assistant Professor, Director UC/Kenneth Donnelly Audiology Clinic, University of Cincinnati and private practice owner.
Sumitrajit (Sumit) Dhar, PhD, Professor, Northwestern University.
The Distinguished Achievement Award is given to an individual who is or has been an exceptional educator, researcher or clinician in the field of audiology and whose contributions include collective and significant contributions in the areas of education, research or to the profession of audiology.


Here are a few suggestions that if followed should ease things a bit.
Design First. Design your code before you start typing. The compile-download loop is longer for embedded systems. "Trial and error" coding doesn't work well. It just leads to frustration and poor productivity.
Work incrementally. Write small functions and test them as you go. Do not write a bunch of code and then compile it and test it. It is much harder to debug that way. Coding incrementally means that you are focusing on a smaller amount of code when debugging. This is always a good thing.


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Harmony Korine Net Worth
Harmony Korine was born on January 04, 1973 in Bolinas, California, United States, is Director, Writer, Actor. Harmony Korine was born in Bolinas, California, in 1973. His family moved to the east coast of the United States when he was five, and he spent his early years in Nashville, Tennessee, and New York. At the age of 19, he wrote the critically acclaimed screenplay Kids (1995) for director Larry Clark. At the time of release of Gummo (1997), he was currently at work writing a new feature and a 10-part decalogue called "Jokes," which is to be financed through French investors.
Harmony Korine is a member of Director
Who is it? Director, Writer, Actor
Birth Day January 04, 1973
Birth Place Bolinas, California, United States
Birth Sign Aquarius
Occupation Director, screenwriter, author, artist
Spouse(s) Rachel Korine (m. 2007)
Some Harmony Korine images
Korine was born in Bolinas, California and raised in Nashville, Tennessee, to a Jewish family. He is the son of Eve and Sol Korine. His father was a tapdancer and produced documentaries for PBS in the 1970s about an "array of colorful Southern characters"; he would take Korine to carnivals and circuses and taught him how to use a Bolex camera. As a child, Korine watched movies with his father, who rented Buster Keaton films and took him to see Even Dwarfs Started Small (1970) in the theater. Korine reminisces, "I knew there was a poetry in cinema that I had never seen before that was so powerful." As a child, Korine changed his name from "Harmony" and went by "Harmful," as he thought it made him sound tougher when he got in fights. Korine spent his childhood in Nashville, attending Hillsboro High School before moving to New York City to live with his grandmother. Korine also spent some time living with his parents in a commune, which helped to inspire the commune setting of Mister Lonely. As a teenager, Korine frequented revival theaters, watching classic films by John Cassavetes, Werner Herzog, Jean-Luc Godard, Rainer Werner Fassbinder, and Alan Clarke. In an interview with Bruce LaBruce, Korine briefly mentioned that he studied Business Administration in college. Other sources state that he studied Dramatic Writing at Tisch School of the Arts at New York University for one semester before dropping out to pursue a career as a professional Skateboarder.
Korine met Chloë Sevigny in Washington Square Park in New York City during her senior year of high school in 1993. The two became close friends, which resulted in her being cast in the low-budget independent film Kids (1995). They had a relationship that ended in the early 2000s. He is now married to Actress Rachel (Simon) Korine, with whom he has two children.
Korine has also published a number of books. In 1995 a screenplay for Kids was published by Grove Press, followed by a collection of the screenplays for Gummo, Julien Donkey-Boy, and Jokes in Collected Screenplays, published by Faber and Faber in 2002. In 2008 the screenplay for Mister Lonely was released by Swiss publisher Nieves with photographs by Rachel Korine and Brent Stewart. The majority of these books differ substantially from the movies eventually produced.
In 1997, Korine's favorite Writers were listed as James Thurber, S. J. Perelman, and Flannery O'Connor. Korine has noted British filmmaker Alan Clarke as an influence.
In 1998 Korine published a book entitled A Crack Up at the Race Riots, an experimental novel, described as his attempt to write "the Great American Choose Your Own Adventure novel" in his appearance on the Late Show with David Letterman. Korine was eventually banned from Letterman's show after he was caught going through Meryl Streep's purse after breaking into her dressing room. In November 2008, Drag City published a collection of his fanzines called The Collected Fanzines with skateboarder/writer Mark Gonzalez. 2009 sees Korine returning to the collaborative zine process alongside fellow avant-garde Artist Noel Sinclair Boyt.
In a 1999 Dazed and Confused magazine article, Korine listed his top ten films as: Pixote by Hector Babenco, Badlands and Days of Heaven by Terrence Malick, Fat City by John Huston, Stroszek by Werner Herzog, The Killing of a Chinese Bookie and A Woman Under the Influence by John Cassavetes, McCabe and Mrs. Miller by Robert Altman, Out of the Blue by Dennis Hopper and Hail Mary by Jean-Luc Godard.
In 2000 The Devil, The Sinner, and His Journey premiered, which featured Korine in black metal corpsepaint as O.J. Simpson and Johnny Depp as Kato Kaelin.
Korine has directed a number of music videos for artists such as Sonic Youth, Cat Power and Will Oldham (e.g., No More Workhorse Blues). In addition, he sang on Oldham's "Ease Down The Road", and co-authored the lyrics of Björk's musical composition "Harm of Will" from her album Vespertine (2001). In 1999 Korine and Brian Degraw of Gang Gang Dance released a music CD SSAB Songs. "I don't really know what it sounds like", Korine explained to i-D magazine. "I only listened to it once. I think it's the kind of album I'd only Listen to once". The tracks labeled "Harmony" on Songs in A&E are named after Korine by Jason Pierce of Spiritualized, who also made the Soundtrack to Mister Lonely. "Harmony Korine" is the lead track on the solo album Insurgentes by Porcupine Tree lead singer Steven Wilson. He has also directed a music video for "Gold on the Ceiling" by The Black Keys, from their album El Camino. He also co-wrote the song "Florida Kilos" with Lana Del Rey and Dan Auerbach, which is featured on the deluxe edition of Del Rey's album Ultraviolence.
In 2002, Larry Clark made Ken Park, based on a script Korine had written several years earlier. The film, another adult tale of youth gone awry, was not distributed in the United States. At the time of its release, Clark and Korine had long since parted ways, and Korine had no involvement in its production.
In 2003, he made the television documentary Above the Below about his friend and collaborator David Blaine and his 44-day stunt in a park over the bank of River Thames in London inside a suspended plexiglas box. A documentary commissioned by Sky Television and Channel 4, it also includes jokes, visual poetry, and music. In addition, Korine has worked with Blaine on a number of Blaine's specials.
Korine also appeared in the 2007 documentary film Beautiful Losers in which his life and career were one of the foci of the film, along with other artists such as Mike Mills, Shepard Fairey, Margaret Kilgallen, Jo Jackson and Barry McGee. In the documentary, Korine discusses his motivation as an Artist and filmmaker, as well as his inspiration for creating films he has never seen. Footage also appears from one of Korine's rare, early, and untitled short films, which preceded his work on Kids.
In 2008 Harmony Korine was signed to MJZ for worldwide commercial representation.
Korine released a number of photographic collections, usually in conjunction with gallery exhibits. In 1998 he published The Bad Son in conjunction with Taka Ishii gallery in Tokyo, documenting his various photo shoots with Macaulay Culkin. In 2002, Pass the Bitch Chicken was released, a collaboration with Artist Christopher Wool, which consists of Korine's photographs heavily edited by Korine and Wool. In 2009 he published Pigxote in conjunction with the Vanderbilt University Fine Arts Gallery and released by Nieves. The university describes the exhibition, which ran through February 26, 2009, as culling "together a number of photographs from Korine's private files in order to reveal a side of the artist's creative process that remains largely unexamined. Depicting an unnamed, mysterious young girl moving through a televised landscape of shifting contexts, Pigxote further illustrates Korine's interest in replacing plot lines and expected narrative tropes with intuitively arranged "experiential moments." They also provide a unique insight into the poetic mind of Nashville's most compelling prodigal son." Most recently his works were presented in a 2003 exhibition at agnès b's Galerie du jour in Paris, with whom Korine has often been associated. In 2010, Korine collaborated with New York Visual Artist Bill Saylor on the book Ho Bags. The book consists of drawing and paintings in which Korine and Saylor drew over each other's works. In 2011 Korine collaborated with the New York brand Supreme, releasing a set of two skateboard decks featuring original artworks by Korine.
In March 2011, Korine released a short film entitled Umshini Wam, which is a popular Zulu struggle song meaning "bring me my machine gun". The film starred Ninja and Yo-Landi of Die Antwoord. In September 2011, Korine released a short film entitled Snowballs, sponsored by the Proenza Schouler fashion label.
Korine's next project was the crime drama Spring Breakers, which was produced in 2012 in Florida, and starred James Franco, Selena Gomez, Vanessa Hudgens, Ashley Benson, and Korine's wife, Rachel Korine. In looking at early scenes being filmed and in speaking toward the plot, cast, and earlier works of the filmmaker, Indiewire wrote "this might be the weirdest movie the Director has ever made simply by nature of being totally unlike his previous work." "That Mr. Korine appears to be having it both (or many) ways may seem like a cop-out, but only if you believe that the role of the Artist is to be a didact or a scold." wrote The New York Times. Principal filming wrapped up on March 30, 2012. The film was selected to compete for the Golden Lion at the 69th Venice International Film Festival. Spring Breakers received its world premiere at the 2012 Venice International Film Festival, and later was shown at the Toronto International Film Festival before being released to the general public in March 2013.
On the current state of cinema, Korine comments, "When I look at the history of film – the early commercial narrative movies directed by D.W. Griffith, say – and then look at where films are now, I see so little progression in the way they are made and presented, and I'm bored with that. Film can be so much more."
Korine directed the video clip "Needed Me" by Rihanna which was released on April 21, 2016. In the same year, Korine directed a Supreme commercial starring Rapper Gucci Mane (who had previously appeared in Spring Breakers), and appeared in the music video for Gucci Mane and Travis Scott's single Last Time.
The opening song on British Progressive rock musician Steven Wilson's solo debut album Insurgentes is called "Harmony Korine".
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The city signed the 100-year-lease with the University of Kentucky and the state in 2007 under then-Mayor Jim Newberry's administration. Costs for the project, however, quickly climbed to $42 million.
Mayor Jim Gray, who was then vice mayor, led the charge to stop the project. But the city could not break the 100-year lease.
The city is now going to use a former juvenile justice center on Cisco Road for its emergency operations center. That project will cost $13 million — about $29 million less than the original emergency operations center. Of that $13 million, $3 million will come from federal funds.
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I am so ready for warm weather. I have been cleaning room by room. I started with packing away winter clothes over a week ago.
I would like to try the PRIORIN supplements, I have really fine hair and maybe this will give my hair the boost I need!!
I have been freshening out my spring clothes and clearing out what I no longer want to save from my winter stuff.
My biggest challenge is getting my 14 year old daughter to clean out her stuff… her dresser is literally breaking from being overstuffed, her closet is constantly over flowing and clothes are stacked everywhere! Pretty soon if she doesn't choose what doesn't fit then I WILL. And she really doesn't want me to do that, lol.
I'm changing the blanket to the cooler blanket to sleep better in the night.
I never think about taking supplements for my hair, but this is a really great tip!
So those PRIORIN supplements really work?! Interesting, and I cannot wait for summer.
Thank you for the tips. There is always so much to do to get ready for a new season.
Can't wait for spring to arrive and love that winter is over. Thanks for the tips.
PRIORIN sounds interesting. Would love to try it.
So many things to do😀 It's a Sunshiny time of year. Happy Moods, Smelling Flowers, and taking pictures!!!
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I have been giving the house a good deep cleaning and picking up items to donate,it's still cool here so many get outside next week!
Thank you for the tips. I still need to prep my wardrobe.
I have recently acquired a few skin tags; had no idea there was an over-the-counter product I could use to remove them. Thanks!
I'll be doing a thorough cleaning of my closet.
I have been organizing the closets ready for the summer clothes.
I would love to try those supplements. I want to add more length to my hair in the next couple of months.
We are spring celebrating here and I need to get ready.
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I've been busy shopping for summer supplies, like sunscreen, bandaids, sunglasses etc! CANNOT wait!
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I just finished cleaning my closet and both children's closet's.
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Earlier this morning Samsung's Galaxy S9's camera was awarded the highest-yet score from DxOMark, and now its screen gets the best-of-all-time nod from DisplayMate and display wonk Ray Soneira. The margins between the victor and the vanquished, however, are growing thinner every generation.
The S9 beats its competitors, chiefly the iPhone X if we're honest, in nearly every aspect, from color accuracy to custom settings. Many of the measurements taken in Soneira's lab set records: color gamut, contrast ratio, screen reflectance, viewing angle tolerance… the S9 takes top marks in all of them.
The iPhone X does have a higher brightness in certain scenarios, but real color fiends will be more concerned with the highly configurable color gamut settings, with adjustable white points and other items that make it conceivable that you could grade footage on this phone. And presumably the shots on that excellent camera will be similarly well-presented.
As for the rest of the device, you'll have to wait for our review — I wouldn't expect any major changes from the successes of its predecessors, but at least you know it'll look good doing the same things.
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Fafá Picault
Real Name: Fafá Picault
Pronunciation: Fah-fah Pea-CO
Birthplace: New York City, New York
Hometown: Miami, Florida
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FC Dallas acquires winger Fafà Picault from Philadelphia Union in exchange for $300,000 of 2020 General Allocation Money (GAM).
Languages Spoken: English, Spanish, French, Creole, Italian; Portuguese, German(conversational)
2017-2019: Scored 21 goals and recorded 12 assists in three seasons for Philadelphia Union. He also scored his first career playoff goal in the 78th minute of the Audi 2019 playoff match against New York Red Bulls on Oct. 20 at Talen Energy Stadium to tie the match, 3-3, and assisted Marco Fabián in extra time to push Philadelphia to the semifinals.
Prior to joining MLS, Picault spent 2015-2017 with 2. Bundesliga team St. Pauli, where he scored four goals and recorded three assists in 22 appearances. He also spent the 2014-2015 season with Czech first-division team AC Sparta Prague but did not make a league appear for the club.
Picault started his professional soccer career with NASL team Tampa Bay Rowdies in 2012 after playing youth soccer with Cagliari in Italy from 2006 to 2011. He appeared in 18 matches for Tampa Bay and helped the team with the NASL championship that season. Picault also played for NASL team Fort Lauderdale Strikers in 2014, scoring five goals and recording two assist in 14 regular season appearances.
Born to Haitian immigrants, Picault earned a call up to the Haiti National Team in 2014 but did not appear in any matches. Picault has two appearances for the United States Men's National Team, making his international debut against Puerto Rico on May 22, 2016, playing the final 19 minutes. He last appeared in an international friendly against Colombia on Oct. 11, 2018.
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2019 Philadelphia Union 32 21 4 1866 4 53 23 22 18 4 0
2018 Philadelphia Union 29 24 10 2190 5 70 33 26 8 7 0
2017 Philadelphia Union 28 23 7 1894 3 46 22 11 7 1 0
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Cargo ship sinking with 22 people "Abandon ship, everyone will get off" Last communication
A Hong Kong cargo ship sank in the waters between Korea and Japan, and the Coast Guard is conducting rescue operations in collaboration with the Japan Coast Guard. According to the Jeju Regional Maritime Police Agency, at around 3:07 am today, the distress location automatic transmission device of the Hong Kong-loaded log cargo ship JIN TIAN, which was sailing in the middle waters between Korea and Japan, 148.2 km southeast of Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do, was activated.
A Hong Kong cargo ship sank in the waters between Korea and Japan, and the Coast Guard is conducting rescue operations in collaboration with the Japan Coast Guard.
According to the Jeju Regional Maritime Police Agency, at around 3:07 am today (25th), the distress location automatic transmission device (EPIRB) of the cargo ship JIN TIAN (6,551t), which was sailing in the sea between Korea and Japan, 148.2 km southeast of Seogwipo-si, Jeju, was sailing in the waters between Korea and Japan. worked.
When a ship sinks, the EPIRB automatically explodes due to the water pressure in the sea and floats to the surface to send a distress signal.
When the coast guard was dispatched to the scene, the accident cargo ship was completely sunk.
The Coast Guard believes that the accident cargo ship EPIRB has already sunk at the time of operation.
The accident cargo ship previously sent a DSC distress signal operated by a person pushing a button around 1:45 am today.
It was found that the captain of the accident cargo ship hung up the call at around 2:41 am after communicating with the Coast Guard on a satellite phone saying, "We will give up the ship and all crew members will get off the ship."
The Coast Guard is conducting a rescue operation for sailors in the accident area in collaboration with the Japan Coast Guard.
It has been confirmed that five of the 22 crew members were rescued by other vessels searching in the accident area.
Three life jackets and two lifeboats were found near the accident cargo ship, but it was reported that no one was on board.
The rescued sailors are likely to be transported to Nagasaki, Japan, the Coast Guard said.
It is known that there were 14 Chinese and 8 Myanmarese on board the accident vessel, and there were no Koreans.
As of 7:00 am today, the wind is blowing at 16m per second in a northwesterly wind, and the waves are rising at 3-4m.
(Photo = Courtesy of Jeju Regional Coast Guard, Yonhap News)
Source: sbskr
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Big Day Forecast—Fair South Winds, With a Good Chance of Birds
By Gustave Axelson
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The birds and the weather appear to be cooperating with the Sapsuckers, and everything looks like a go for a Friday Big Day attempt to break the single-day North American birding record of 264 species in 24 hours.
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Sapsucker weather expert Andrew Farnsworth has been studying the forecasts, and he likes what he sees. After several days earlier in the week when northerly winds kept the migration bottled up, fair winds are now blowing out of the south, which could open the spigot for migrant birds flying out of the Yucatan Peninsula. Plus, Farnsworth sees the possibility of light easterly winds as well, which could push some birds that migrate through the Caribbean, such as Bobolinks, toward Texas.
"There's nothing in the weather forecast that gives us a reason to go Saturday instead of Friday," Farnsworth said. By doing Big Day on a week day, the Sapsuckers will avoid heavy road traffic headed to the beaches, as well as crowds at the ferry to the Bolivar Peninsula—a critical connection point in their Big Day route.
After six days of scouting, the Sapsuckers have a minute-by-minute plan for Big Day, right down to a Ringed Kingfisher that's been flying by the same spot at Chalk Bluff every morning around 7:08 a.m. In the past couple days, the team has picked up more locations for birds that they missed in their Big Day last year, such as a Scaled Quail ("We always knew they were around, but we could never find it," said Sapsucker Marshall Iliff) and a Tropical Kingbird (a species more common in Mexico that just expanded into Texas in the early 1990s). There are still a few birds MIA on the Sapsucker's most wanted list, though, such as a Green Jay. Iliff says they have twice seen Green Jays flying by near Uvalde, but they have yet to find a reliable location for one. "At this point, we're resolved to miss it, but you never know," Iliff said.
Even so, the Sapsuckers have sourced more than 300 bird species during their scouting over the past week. "I'm trying to temper my optimism, but at this point I'd be very surprised if we don't break the record, barring something like a missing the ferry," Iliff said.
According to Farnsworth, the team's new Texas Triangle strategy this year—San Antonio to the Hill Country, then to Galveston and the Bolivar Peninsula instead of Corpus Christi—is worth the extra hour of drive time. "It's definitely putting more birds into play," said Farnsworth. "We've got a little section of the Piney Woods in our route this year, which gives us birds like Red-headed Woodpecker and Pine Warbler that weren't on our radar screen last year."
Farnsworth said a stop-off at Houston on the way from the Hill Country to Galveston is also a key addition to the route. "We've found good numbers of Hudsonion Godwits there. That's a species we missed last year that I'm very optimistic about."
The big question now is, will the godwits and the other migrant birds stay where the Sapsuckers scouted now that migration-friendly south winds are blowing again? How many of the 300 species scouted can the Sapsuckers re-find on Friday?
Today is a final day for the team to re-check the locations of birds, then rendezvous at their hotel in San Antonio tonight for a big dinner. The Sapsuckers will be in bed by 8 p.m. tonight, and then up at 11 to roll out. They'll start Big Day at midnight on the River Walk, listening hard for their first target species—Barred Owl.
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