A Nov. 13 mental competency trial was set Wednesday for a man accused of attacking mostly homeless men in San Diego neighborhoods in 2016, resulting in four deaths.
Jon David Guerrero, 41, is charged with four counts of murder, including a special circumstance allegation of multiple murders that could lead to the death penalty if he's convicted.
After reviewing two doctor's reports, Judge Margie Woods ruled in July of last year that Guerrero was not mentally competent to stand trial and ordered that he be sent to a state mental hospital for treatment.
In April of this year, Guerrero was deemed mentally competent.
Guerrero, who was not at Wednesday morning's hearing, will challenge the finding of competency at trial, said Deputy Public Defender Dan Tandon.
According to prosecutors, Guerrero's crime spree began on Feb. 8, 2016, when the defendant allegedly stabbed a man who was sleeping on a sidewalk.
Other attacks happened on June 28, July 3, July 4, July 6 and July 13, Deputy District Attorney Makenzie Harvey said.
Guerrero was arrested in the early morning hours of July 15, 2016, after police found a 55-year-old man in the East Village suffering from "significant trauma" to his upper body. Guerrero — who was on a bicycle — had a backpack containing a large mallet with apparent blood stains along with three railroad spikes, Harvey said.
A status conference was set for Oct. 23.


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MAS Special ReportWider Black Sea Region
MAS magazine
04 martie 2019 - Special reports - Wider Black Sea Region
DSM Special Report - WIDER BLACK SEA REGION, January 2019
Cristian Eremia
Versiunea în Limba Română
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I. Ukraine - the presidential election season
II. Ukraine's energy security is undermined by Moscow, which blocked EU-Russia-Ukraine negotiations until spring.
III. Russia - Turkey: New high-level dialogue organized in Moscow
IV. Azerbaijan and Armenia have pledged to go on preparing citizens for peace in Nagorno-Karabakh.
V. The Russia-Belarus Union marks 20 years of existence. Russian political pressures for complete integration of Belarus overwhelm Minsk.
In the forthcoming period, we will set out to review the main elements describing how the electoral campaign is going and the political agendas of the enlisted candidates for Ukraine's presidential elections, to take place at the end of March. Probably, one of the most important things will be seeing which of the Ukrainian candidates has pro-Western, pro-Russia, nationalist-patriotic, populist or anti-corruption platforms, and which already has realistic visions over the development of the Ukrainian state, respectively any realistic plan to end the war in Donbass.
The first personality is, of course, the current president, P.Porosenko, who proved through his speeches to have a pro-Western and patriotic orientation, and who wants to induce the voters the idea that their country is united, independent and conciliatory, on the whole, a unitary state in which they will find no place for "special federations or statutes for the Crimea or the occupied territories of Donbas". Obviously, he is talking about the plan he has if he will still lead the country. The citizens from the occupied territories are receiving guarantees that they are not forgotten and the time when they will be freed from the Russian invaders will come. The electoral discourse is accompanied by abrasive statements when attacking its favorite subjects - "Rebellious Dombass and Russified Crimea". However, he invariably concludes that "there will be no peace," letting it clear that sooner or later, a military liberation operation will take place in eastern Ukraine. For the moment, Poroshenko does not have the first position in the polls, his speech being totally anti-Russian, targeting mainly the voters in the western and central part of Ukraine.
It is important to mention that the classic scenario of the presidential elections reveals that the fight will be between the current president, Porosenko, and the leader of the political opposition, Iulia Timoshenko, a senior politician with the endless debates on the political scene from Kiev. Its first campaign actions have already been spelled out in the DSM reports. On the other hand, it is predictable that Yury Boyko, whose back is on well-known politician Medvedciuk's hands with personal connections to the Kremlin, is to be supported by Russian propaganda under the slogan "the south-east of Russian speakers against the anti-Russian Ukrainian junta".
The first big surprise, however, did not come from the well-known politicians, but from Vladimir Zelensky, a famous comedy artist who had practically entered the political life in the second half of last year after ironing in his pamphlets the behaviors of a "real president". He is supported by the billionaire Igor Kolomoisky[1], who wants to test a new electoral technology (probably following the Italian model), opposing the candidates from the ex-political "post-Maidan" elite the electorate got rid of, a TV personality who claims to be a new and great friend of the nation. Shortly, he got an unexpected position in the polls (for the moment he is ahead Porosenko), based on a pacifist political speech.
For Zelensky, serious problems are just starting out as he seems to be more on his own, thanks to the sympathy received for being an artist, without actually having a well-defined political support, nor a clear political program and an electoral campaign team with much of experience. Interestingly, besides trying to exploit the opportunity of the "new political man", he is already proving to be in line with the south-east Russian language electorate, who openly supports cultural ties with the Russian people and proudly presents their affairs in the cinematographic and TV industry that he has in Moscow. This is expected to produce serious delimitation of a part of the voters, angry on Moscow's behavior in relation to Ukraine. He is already promoted by the electoral media as the candidate of "Muscovite culture occupation". We will have to see if Zelenesky will make it to transform its artistic popularity in electoral percentages, given that is not clear Russian propaganda's stance against its political agenda.
The second round of EU-Russia-Ukraine trilateral negotiations, held on 21th of January and dedicated to establishing the delivery conditions and the natural gases transit through Ukraine in 2019, have failed despite of the initial optimism the European Commission had. The negotiations to sign a new Russian-Ukrainian contract on this topic were complicated due to "insuperable discrepancies" when interpreting the decisions from Stockholm's arbitrament[2] and have got to a dead point due to Russian part's inflexibility, which is willing to impose its geopolitical interests on the Ukrainian vector.
Shortly, the main issue blocking the negotiations is that Russia considers "unacceptable" western institutions' attempts to solve Ukraine' serious economy issues with Russian finances and by breaking the Russian interests, forcing it to accept "economic-financial unfair contracts and fully uneconomic. Finally, the Russian part has accepted the negotiations to start over in May, which can be translated as "after the presidential elections from Ukraine". Russia has called on the absence of some pre-favorable political and economic conditions comparing to the natural gases transit through other mains (like "NordStram" or "TurkStream"); the Russian giant Gazprom is in an endless commercial and juridical litigation with Naftgaz, which is an obstacle for the negotiations of some contractual terms, functionable after 2020; an alternative to an international arbitrament (also an endless process) would be, according to Moscow, adopting a symmetrical mutual discount system.
On its turn, the Ukrainian part is calling on the fact that Russia does not want to hear anything about the new European legislation adopted by Kiev after 2014. At the same time, Kiev does not accept the Russian price increases for direct and transit deliveries imposed for 2018 and 2019 (for which it already submitted a file containing a turnover of around $12 billion at the international arbitrament court) and does not understand how a new contract with Moscow, to come into force on 1st of January 2010, could be negotiated. In the context, Ukrainian officials are launching some harsh statements, according to which the "Nord Stream 2 (NS2)" project would hardly be completed, which anyhow would force Moscow to sign a new transit contract with Kiev.
In Moscow, such statements are simply considered "ridiculous", because the completion of NS2 is not a matter of interest, , Ukraine being the one calling on Brussels to mediate the terms of a new contract, and not the other way around. And Kiev should be aware that "hopes are at home", as only a certain result of the presidential elections could generate acceptable conditions for Moscow on new negotiations.
Therefore, after the failed negotiations, Ukraine's most important issue situation, the energetic security, is still sent off, given that there are not tangible anymore the effects of the last sanctions applied to Russia (29.12.2018), when the Russian part announced that it will drastically limit the Russian investments in the Ukrainian part and the energetic resources for Ukraine. So, nobody would be surprised for the Russian-Ukrainian war of sanctions to create great issues on the energetic security assurance and on some tenable energy prices, without actually damaging Ukraine's economy.
By the end of this month, Ukraine's energetic security received the coup de grace, of course, applied by president Putin. A new unexpected surprise[3] happened in Kiev on January 25, 2019 when, during a review of Russian gas exports to Europe, Putin announced Moscow's decision to re-route the Russian gas transit to Europe on the Belarus route, giving up the Ukrainian main. Putin explained that these measures are due to the superior technical conditions of the Belarusian route through which precious Russian blue fuel will be transferred to the EU. But Russian diplomacy knows well that the reorientation of Russian gas transit will be an extremely powerful blow to Ukraine's energy security and economy.
On 23th of January, in Moscow, it took place an extremely important event for the current international relations context from Black Sea's Region and the Middle East, at the new round of discussions between the Russian president and Turkey's one. President Erdogan headed a delegation composed of the Foreign Minister, the Minister of Defense, the Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, and the head of the Turkish Intelligence Community of Turkey, proving that they have discussed about important files, some of them critical for the regional security. According to all appearances, the Russian president has created a "warm" atmosphere, paving the way for positive results in the bilateral cooperation process. What led Erdogan to conclude that "it has been recorded ,over the last period, a clear improvement in political, military, economic, commercial and cultural ties." This is not to be neglected, given the old and new history of the traditional rivalry between the two regional powers, and the fact that each of the two states has always been able to promote, without taking into account external constraints, independent national foreign and security policies.
The most important issue was the Syrian file, in the context of the announced withdrawal of US troops, which also motivated the orientation towards a more effective coordination for Ankara and Moscow, and a better coordination with Iran. President Putin announced that it is time to reactivate Astana's peace talks in Syria. This means the urgent organization of a Russia-Turkey-Iran trilateral summit, something that Ankara agreed on. Also, they have decided for the ministries of defence and foreign businesses from both countries to continue the negotiations to create a buffer zone at the Turkish-Syrian border and also prevention measures against a power and security emptiness after militaries' pullout from Syria. Putin shows his availability to exploit the necessary measures for the Syrian refugees to return home.
Overall, Ankara needs a close coordination with Moscow to solve two important issues in Syria. The first concerns the settlement of the situation in Idlib, for which Moscow has a priority formula to facilitate the offensive of the forces of the Damascus regime with minimal impact on Turkish interests. Putin has shown he is ready to mediate the onset of a constructive dialogue between Ankara and Damascus. Given that Idlib is controlled by jihadists of the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham group, and that the pressure of a new wave of migration to Turkish territory grows, Ankara has been unable to raise large objections except to demand guarantees for its well-known interests in the region. The second issue concerns the US-protected area in northeastern Syria, Turkey's main objective being to reverse the current situation marked by the high political-military influence of the Kurdish People's Protection Units in Syria, YPG. Ankara needs a cooperative attitude from Moscow and on this issue.
The status of the pilot project in the field of energy resources, the "TurkSream" has been analyzed, the two heads of state insisting that it is imperative that ground gas segment works take place at the same time with the seagoing segment. Other important topics were mutual information on the ongoing escalation tensions between Russia and Ukraine (knowing that Turkey values the partnership with Ukraine on the Black Sea) and Turkish intentions to buy the Russian S-400 missile system, given that Washington has offered Ankara an alternative to acquire the Patriot missile system.
The OSCE Minsk Group to Meditate the Azerbaijani-Armenian Conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh held a meeting in Paris (16.01.2019) attended by Azerbaijan Foreign Minister and Armenian counterpart. And, after 2018 was the year wherein the fire cessation regime on the contact line was forethought systematically broken by both parts and the mutual war threats were the only ways to express the political perspective to Erevan and Ankara (so when no one was expecting a positive step to reactivate the regulation negotiations for the Azerbaijani-Armenian conflict), both diplomacies were able to stay at the same table and find a common denominator to unlock negotiations.
The most significant result was that both parts have agreed and officially stated at the end of the reunion, in a surprisingly positive key, their availability to prepare peace for their own citizens and the populations in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. Obviously, it was not a relaxed dialogue and there were not adopted extraordinary decisions, but it definitely was a promising start. Actually, this is the only common and positive political-diplomatic decision Armenia made with Azerbaijan, mediated by the Minks Group after a long time, given that the relations between them permanently complicated the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. Even the Russian Foreign Minister has applauded the diplomatic Armenian-Azerbaijani initiative.
The fact that the two ministers agreed on the need to take concrete measures to prepare the people for a peace process is a remarkable step, because only this way it can overcome the huge differences between the visions and mentalities of the communities in the two camps who have been in conflict for decades. The diplomatic approach is therefore fully justified, because on the contrary citizens would oppose any type of peace treaty they would not understand and accept if not prepared. All the more so, from any perspective a peace process would be elaborated, it would involve making compromises and serious concessions.
The above-mentioned event becomes even more relevant if we consider the innovative feature of this diplomatic approach to peace talks, as none of the Azerbaijani or Armenian governments have ever had such a realistic approach. The materialization of this promising agreement, however, requires Baku and Yerevan to fundamentally modify the foreign and security policies that are directly related to bilateral relations[4] and conflict's regulation. All of these will not be easy at all.
Founded in 1999, the Russia-Belarus Union has accomplished 20 years of existence with no concrete results, despite the available financial-material methods. The extremely big difference between both states political, diplomatic, financial-economic and military potential, as well as the huge difference between their geopolitical ambitions have always been an obstacle for the Belarusian state, which was permanently afraid that transferring its sovereignty rights to Moscow will slowly lead to actually losing its national independency. Hereof, in time, there were many mini-crises in their bilateral relations, which were surpassed through Belarus's president skillful speeches, on Kremlin's reasonable attitude.
But now, Russia's new regional and international profile has allowed Moscow to force, though unexampled political pressures, Belarusian state's complete integration with Russia, under Kremlin's political control and procedures. Of course, the Russian part is officially prevailing upon Union's Treaty provisions. In this new context, president Lukashenko has publicly revealed Moscow's plan is to incorporate Belarus in Russia[5], under the pretext of a "profound integration": "I understand these intentions: you receive oil, but let's destroy the country and join Russia". He also thinks that it will close the subject with his favorite line: "Russia, Belarus and Ukraine are forced to remain together forever. We are Slavic and we must live together… No one needs us, nowhere, all our history talks about it". And Russia is probably ok with that, but only if that "together" means that Belarus and Ukraine will reenter under Moscow's control.
Actually, in the second half of the past year, Russia made a series of supported political pressures over Minsk, in order for it to accept some Russian initiatives aiming to a state integration in all important fields, way more profound than the one described by the Russia-Belarus Union's Treaty provisions. And most of the proposals seriously affected, according to the authorities in Minsk, the sovereignty and even the independence of Belarus. Moscow's initiatives were asking for the reintroduction of the Russian ruble as national currency[6], including as computation electronic currency in the financial-bank system (crating the monetary union), being in line with the unique Russian fiscal system and eliminate Belarus's financial compensation system by Moscow in different fields like energetic industry and foreign oil and natural gases trade (which would have bothered the few western businesses circles that have invested in Belarus), implement free circulation custom mechanism (custom union) and, not least, Moscow's intention to implement Russian market mechanisms in the Belarusian economy (unique market). Another initiative was the integration in the military field (defence's union), to be materialized, for a start, by developing a Russian military system on the Belarusian territory.
In the last days of 2018, the Belarusian president went two times to Moscow to get to an agreement on the created situation, in 5-6 hours talks with Putin. The results of the discussions are not clear, but the general atmosphere was tense, revealing that the integration issues are extremely complex. Lukashenko- who will go again through the electoral scrutiny, had previously strengthened the idea that Belarus will remain a completely independent state, even if "on paper" is part of the Union with Russia.
Ulterior, the Belarusian stances became extremely harsh, as the Russian Minster of Foreign Businesses had to ensure Belarus that it is a trustable ally and all the Russian initiatives only want a complex integration. The Russian Foreign Minister has personally tried to take down the dangerous comments wave generated by this relational political crisis with Minsk, placing them under some bad intended and conspiratorialist interpretations umbrella.
However, Moscow did not give up its intentions with Belarus. In order to eliminate a useless escalation of the bilateral relations crisis, yet without making concessions for Minks, Moscow has tempered the situation for now, giving president Lukashenko and the Belarusian society time to "think" on the Russian political initiatives. There is an uncertainties period coming for Belarus until Minsk will get to decide on the final option.
There are a series of interesting conclusions of some Belarusian and Ukrainian analytical circles[7], which are drawing the attention on the collateral geopolitical effects of the possible integration of Belarus in Russia. Shortly, these are showing that it could be a great danger for Ukraine, which will basically be caught in a semicircle or, in other words, in a claw. From this point of view, we can state that Belarus will be Moscow's most "adequate key" to Ukraine, which will enter in a new and dangerous geostrategic situation for the survival and security of the Ukrainian state.
Extrapolating with some imagination, such situation will transform Belarus, according to same circles, in the "perfect key" for the entire region of Eastern Europe. Hence, the things mentioned above are enough to explain why Kremlin has suddenly changed its approaches regarding Minsk. The hypothesis regarding Kremlin's success with this new plan for Belarus offers Moscow a great potential to unilaterally modify Eastern Europe's geopolitical and military situation, with all the predictable effects the regional and pan-European security could meet.
[1] Billionaire of mogul of the private television, Igor Kolomoisky is a dab hand of the Ukrainian political scene, who wants to build a new first-class political personality. If he will not "hit the jackpot", he will be pleased with undermining president Porosenko's electoral rate with Zelensky's performance and easing Iulia Timosenko's path. His electoral technology is relying on the fact that he can introduce uncertainty facts in the electoral campaign, to determine enough anxiety for the important candidates to make mistakes. Although Zelensky does not seem Kolomoisky's puppet (as his enemies are claiming), he is capable of making his "life difficult" is he will be in a direct conflict with his interests.
[2] Stockholm arbitrament's decision, made a year ago and blocking an agreement has established the Russian compensations for the direct delivery and transit contract through Ukraine, according to which Gazprom should pay Naftgaz $ 2, 56 billion for direct deliveries and other $ 4,7 billion for transit between 2018-2019. The Russian part is irritated by the fact that, asymmetrically, Naftgaz's financial obligations across the same contract were reduced with more than 10 times.
[3]https://ria.ru/20190121/1549634589 and https://mirnovostey.info/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fnewzfeed.ru
[4] The Ministers of Foreign Businesses have agreed to analyze the possibility of organizing a summit between the Azerbaijani president, Aliyev, and the Armenian prime-minister, Pashinyan. We should mention that both leaders had a short meeting at the CSI summit from Dushanbe last year, enough to agreed on improving this reunion and to found a special military communication line to reduce the military tensions on the contact line.
[5]https://versia.ru/belorusy-ne-podderzhali-iniciativu-prisoedineniya-k-rossii
[6] https://www.finanz.ru/novosti/valyuty/lukashenko-otkazalsya-perekhodit-na-rossiyskiy-rubl-1027879468?utm_source=24smi&utm_medium=referral&utm_term=11022&utm_content=2055419
[7] https://apostrophe.ua/news/world/ex-ussr/2018-12-29/putin-nashel-klyuch-k-ukraine-voennyiy-ekspert-ukazal-na-kovarnyiy-plan-kremlya/150257
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Teacher abuse on social media major concern for schools
Attacks on educators can be a problem in online groups, messaging apps
Matt Tucker, lead and high school principal at St. Joseph School in Conway, looks at his phone while his computer screen displays a parent Facebook group for the school community Aug. 12. Tucker said he has seen an uptick in the negative tone used online toward teachers.
Before you post …
Here are some tips for parents to consider before posting about issues involving their child's education on social media.
• Wait before posting. "It's never best to post anything when you're angry or upset. It always comes back after you've done it and had time to process it. We all oftentimes feel guilty about what we said. Our emotions often get the better of us," said Matt Tucker, lead principal at St. Joseph School in Conway.
• Contact the teacher for an in-person appointment or phone call. While it might be easy to shoot off an email, there's value in meeting face to face or having a phone conversation, said Marguerite Olberts, an associate superintendent with the Catholic Schools Office.
"I think that there's a lot more understanding that happens. Parents can express their perspective from their child's point of view, because again, they're going on what their child has said, or maybe what they've seen in terms of grading or feedback from grading or things like that. So once they meet with that teacher, then the teacher has the opportunity to answer that, and even sometimes admit a mistake. Teachers aren't perfect."
• Talk to your child. Catholic High School Rocket Mom coordinator and parent Ashley Parker said she once had to reach out directly to a parent who kept asking about a schedule, which the students are supposed to know. Parker said having the child take responsibility and clear up a misunderstanding can only help them in the long run. Messaging a group coordinator or fellow parent directly can also be beneficial.
• Limit messaging. Not every comment warrants everyone chiming in. And theissue in question may have been previously addressed in a comment thread.
"Scroll through the GroupMe and a few posts ahead and you'll probably find your answer right there. I would do the research early on and through the thread," Parker said.
• Remember Church teaching. The Catholic Church promotes the dignity of all people and attacking teachers online is not following that, said Elizabeth Hudgens, fifth-grade teacher at Immaculate Conception School in Fort Smith.
"Respect for humanity, everything comes back to that for me. Schools all over have taken a stance against bullying or cyberbullying. I think some parents don't see their own actions in the same light, as (they) would if it were happening to their child," she said.
It's common for parents to post on social media about their child's first day of school or post a question to GroupMe messaging about the time for the next football practice.
But when a parent posts a criticism, or even an attack, on a teacher or administrator, it stings, said Elizabeth Hudgens, a fifth-grade language arts teacher at Immaculate Conception School in Fort Smith.
"When I see a parent posting something negative about their child's teacher, their child's school, I can't help but put myself in that position; it hurts," she said, adding that she has not seen criticism directed at her or other teachers at IC on social media. But in general, "I see it a lot."
"Unless you've taught, I don't think you can understand what goes into teaching. The daily struggles we face and the amount of pressure we're under from meeting a wide variety of needs in the classroom, pleasing our administrators, pleasing our parents and still finding time to live a life. To have someone criticize you or just teachers as a profession in general, it depends on the day -- sometimes it breaks my heart and sometimes it makes me really angry."
The rise of Facebook groups for parents and messaging apps like GroupMe, combined with a generation of millennial parents who grew up communicating via social media, has led to the temptation to rant online about a teacher, principal or school, often without knowing the full story.
Comments like "Everyone in my son's class failed this test, the teacher is unreasonable" or "The coach is insane for not letting my daughter play" may be intended to simply blow off steam, but it can spiral quickly, with no opportunity for clarification from a teacher or administrator.
"I do believe it's something many of the schools are dealing with. I wouldn't say all. It just depends," said Marguerite Olberts, associate superintendent for marketing with the diocesan Catholic Schools Office. "But I do think it's certainly something that schools have to be aware of. And keep an eye out for what's going on and how that's impacting their school and their teachers."
Damage and consequences
According to a 2020 Pew Research Center survey, one in 10 respondents believed users of social media are "easily confused and believe everything they see or read or are not sure about what to believe."
When something is posted on social media and everyone jumps on board to agree or share, it may be taken as factual whether it's true or not, and that can damage an educator's professional reputation.
Years ago, principal Matt Tucker sat in his office at St. Joseph School in Conway, waiting for a parent to arrive. He was prepared to tell the parent that their child would have to withdraw from the school following constant and consistent aggressive comments posted by the parent on social media toward the child's teacher. The school's student/parent handbook addresses the consequences of negative or defamatory social media or messaging posts.
"I said basically if this continues, it will not be an option for your child to stay here … because they were so viciously attacking the teacher and they (the teacher) were devastated. It was one of the best teachers in the building I was at," he said.
An understanding was reached and the child was allowed to stay. While it rarely gets to that level, Tucker said in his 14 years in administration, currently as lead and high school principal at St. Joseph School, he has seen more frequency of negative posting. It usually comes in cycles, at the end of a quarter when grades are posted or following a game.
As an administrator, Tucker said there are negative comments directed toward him, but "I don't read them, I don't care to." He knows it comes with the territory, but it's more heartbreaking when he sees it toward one of his teachers.
"They feel helpless, they feel defeated. They feel bullied in a sense because they know they cannot retaliate in the way they've been presented on social media … There's a professional line," Tucker said. "... For the teachers of St. Joseph School, they are here because they love teaching. They love teaching in an environment where we get to celebrate and embrace our faith."
"I completely respect where parents are coming from in their passion for their children, but that teacher is truly invested in that child" as well, he added.
Catholic High School principal Steve Straessle said he's never seen a personal attack on a teacher, but if he had, "it would necessitate me picking up the phone and inviting that parent to take their son elsewhere."
Both Tucker and Straessle agree that when parents see negative postings, they are good about sharing screenshots with the school or commenting that it is inappropriate and needs to stop. Oftentimes, teachers or administrators are part of these social media groups.
While 98 percent of the time, the groups will have the "usual banter" and positivity, Straessle said the "2 percent can become a rabbit hole and one without a bottom," he said.
Most of the time, negative incidents shared on social media are misunderstandings and can be cleared up. But even if a comment is justified, social media is one-sided and gives no opportunity for resolution.
"The reality is, none of us are perfect and we do make mistakes and we, like anybody else, should be held accountable for our mistakes, but social media is rarely the right place for that to occur," Straessle said.
Catholic High is an all-boys high school in Little Rock, and Straessle said teenage boys "are rarely the most talkative creatures" and that can lead to a misunderstanding with parents about situations that occurred.
"They are given snips here and there about things that happened, and we have parents' imaginations fill in the blanks or the boys' imaginations fill in the blanks," he said.
As the Rocket Mom coordinator, Ashley Parker, who has sons at Catholic High School and Christ the King School in Little Rock, said she manages the parent Rocket Mom Facebook page and three football GroupMe messaging groups, some of which have more than 150 parents and grandparents.
"Last year, just as a parent, I was noticing just a lot of back and forth. There was some bashing, just things that should not be in an open platform. It was just a mess," she said. "It's just not the forum. In the last couple of months I said I think it's time we set some expectations and teach some etiquette on GroupMe and let parents know it's not the forum to go out and question what the teacher is doing. Start with your son. You can't baby them forever. They have to take ownership."
They have had parents discuss homework, testing and teaching, as well as questioning coaching decisions, like if athletes are staying hydrated enough. But 99 percent of the time, she said it's a misunderstanding.
"My son has said things and I say, 'Are you sure about that? You need to talk to the teacher' and lo and behold the teacher was right," Parker said. "I think that's the biggest thing I think parents should take away -- turn it over to your son."
"I would say they need to step back and look at themselves and realize those people are humans too. Everybody's got their own story," Parker added. "... The people who are teaching and coaching our kids are there to make our kids better, not to watch them fail."
Human dignity of all
Hudgens said lately, she has seen criticism regarding the Diocese of Little Rock mask mandate for elementary schools this fall, despite the fact that the schools are "trying to keep their child safe." She has not spoken up in these situations because "I don't want to put myself in a situation that's going to make me feel unprofessional or put a smudge on the face of teachers."
"I always want to say that type of posting comes from a place of frustration. What parents post might not be their true feelings, heat of the moment," Hudgens said.
Even before the advent of social media, parents frequently asked other parents about a teacher when their child is starting a new school year and that can often turn into unfair characterizations.
"If they've gotten a reputation for being unfair, mean or strict, which is likely not the case, it causes anxiety in our students and to pre-judge a teacher," Hudgens said, adding that parents may not consider the lasting impacts those comments can cause.
Teachers and administrators recommend before posting on social media or messaging groups to make an in-person appointment with the teacher to clear up any confusion. Hudgens said she's seen parents often hesitant to reach out to the teacher first.
"We want to solve the problems for these kids as much as the parents do," she said.
As Catholics, Olberts said it's important for parents to remember that we are all God's children, part of one body in the Church and that needs to be respected.
"I think that when we allow ourselves to step off that path, and just rant and criticize and undermine, then I think we've missed, again, our opportunity to witness our Catholic faith," Olberts said. "And other people see that and they're not going to see that behavior as being Christian. And so, from a Catholic perspective, it's not the way to go."
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Q: How to set browser viewport size I'm trying to create a cross-browser Python-Selenium test script. So I need all results to be same no matter which webdriver (Chrome or IE) I use.
I can set browser window size as follow:
driver.set_window_size(1920, 1080)

But following code will return different values for Chrome and IE:
element = driver.find_element_by_xpath('some_xpath')
element.location

as viewport area (where web-content displayed) sizes are different (Chrome- 1910x998, IE- 1904x965) despite of same window size. To get these values I used
driver.execute_script('return document.documentElement.clientHeight')
driver.execute_script('return document.documentElement.clientWidth')

so I tried
driver.execute_script('document.documentElement.clientHeight = "990px";')
driver.execute_script('document.documentElement.clientWeight = "1900px";')

but with no luck
So the question is how to set browser viewport size in selenium?

A: Here is function to set the viewport size:
def set_viewport_size(driver, width, height):
    window_size = driver.execute_script("""
        return [window.outerWidth - window.innerWidth + arguments[0],
          window.outerHeight - window.innerHeight + arguments[1]];
        """, width, height)
    driver.set_window_size(*window_size)

Usage :
from selenium import webdriver

driver = webdriver.Chrome()

# set the viewport size to 800 x 600
set_viewport_size(driver, 800, 600)

# display the viewport size
print driver.execute_script("return [window.innerWidth, window.innerHeight];")

A: Here's the Java version for @Florent B. answer :
        int width = "500";
        int height = "500";

        //Remove the window from fullscreen (optional), if it s in fullscreen the outerHeight is not accurate
        browser.manage().window().setSize(new Dimension(800,800));

        JavascriptExecutor js= (JavascriptExecutor)browser;

        String windowSize = js.executeScript("return (window.outerWidth - window.innerWidth + "+width+") + ',' + (window.outerHeight - window.innerHeight + "+height+"); ").toString();

        //Get the values
        width = Integer.parseInt(windowSize.split(",")[0]);
        height = Integer.parseInt(windowSize.split(",")[1]);

        //Set the window
        browser.manage().window().setSize(new Dimension(width, height));

A: Here is the C# Version for @Florent B. answer:
   public static void SetViewportSize(RemoteWebDriver driver, int width, int height)
{
    var jsGetPadding = @"return [ window.outerWidth - window.innerWidth,window.outerHeight - window.innerHeight ];";
    var paddingArray = driver.ExecuteScript(jsGetPadding) as ReadOnlyCollection<object>;
    driver.Manage().Window.Size = new Size(width + int.Parse(paddingArray[0].ToString()), height + int.Parse(paddingArray[1].ToString()));

}

Usage:
  RemoteWebDriver driver = new EdgeDriver();
  SetViewportSize(driver,800, 800);

A: I'm using this:
driver.manage().window().setSize(new org.openqa.selenium.Dimension(1900, 990));

Where 1900 is the width, and 990 is the height.

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{
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    {
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This .NET Core SDK release includes the following released .NET Core and ASP.NET Core Runtimes.

* .NET Core SDK 3.1.201
* .NET Core Runtime 3.1.3
* ASP.NET Core 3.1.3

See the [Release Notes](https://github.com/dotnet/core/blob/main/release-notes/3.1/3.1.3/3.1.3.md) for details about what is included in this update.

## Downloads

|           | SDK Installer1                        | SDK Binaries1                 | Runtime Installer                                        | Runtime Binaries                                 | ASP.NET Core Runtime           | Windows Desktop Runtime           |
| --------- | :------------------------------------------:     | :----------------------:                 | :---------------------------:                            | :-------------------------:                      | :-----------------:            |:-----------------:            |
| Windows   | [x86][dotnet-sdk-win-x86.exe] \| [x64][dotnet-sdk-win-x64.exe] | [x86][dotnet-sdk-win-x86.zip] \| [x64][dotnet-sdk-win-x64.zip] \| [ARM][dotnet-sdk-win-arm.zip] | [x86][dotnet-runtime-win-x86.exe] \| [x64][dotnet-runtime-win-x64.exe] | [x86][dotnet-runtime-win-x86.zip] \| [x64][dotnet-runtime-win-x64.zip] \| [ARM][dotnet-runtime-win-arm.zip]  | [x86][aspnetcore-runtime-win-x86.exe] \| [x64][aspnetcore-runtime-win-x64.exe] \| [ARM][aspnetcore-runtime-win-arm.zip] \|
 [Hosting Bundle][dotnet-hosting-win.exe]2 | [x86][windowsdesktop-runtime-win-x86.exe] \| [x64][windowsdesktop-runtime-win-x64.exe] |
| macOS     | [x64][dotnet-sdk-osx-x64.pkg]  | [x64][dotnet-sdk-osx-x64.tar.gz]     | [x64][dotnet-runtime-osx-x64.pkg] | [x64][dotnet-runtime-osx-x64.tar.gz] | [x64][aspnetcore-runtime-osx-x64.tar.gz]1 | - |
| Linux     |  [Snap Install][snap-install]  | [x64][dotnet-sdk-linux-x64.tar.gz] \| [ARM][dotnet-sdk-linux-arm.tar.gz] \| [ARM64][dotnet-sdk-linux-arm64.tar.gz] \| [x64 Alpine][dotnet-sdk-linux-musl-x64.tar.gz] | - | [x64][dotnet-runtime-linux-x64.tar.gz] \| [ARM][dotnet-runtime-linux-arm.tar.gz] \| [ARM64][dotnet-runtime-linux-arm64.tar.gz] \| [x64 Alpine][dotnet-runtime-linux-musl-x64.tar.gz] \| [ARM64 Alpine][dotnet-runtime-linux-musl-arm64.tar.gz] | [x64][aspnetcore-runtime-linux-x64.tar.gz]1  \| [ARM][aspnetcore-runtime-linux-arm.tar.gz]1 \| [ARM64][aspnetcore-runtime-linux-arm64.tar.gz]1 \| [x64 Alpine][aspnetcore-runtime-linux-musl-x64.tar.gz] \| [ARM64 Alpine][aspnetcore-runtime-linux-musl-arm64.tar.gz] | - |
| RHEL6     | -                                                | [x64][dotnet-sdk-rhel.6-x64.tar.gz]                    | -                                                        | [x64][dotnet-runtime-rhel.6-x64.tar.gz] | - |
| Checksums | [SDK][checksums-sdk]                             | -                                        | [Runtime][checksums-runtime]                             | - | - | - |

1. Includes the .NET Core and ASP.NET Core Runtimes
2. For hosting stand-alone apps on Windows Servers. Includes the ASP.NET Core Module for IIS and can be installed separately on servers without installing .NET Core runtime.

## Visual Studio Compatibility

**Visual Studio compatibility:** .NET Core 3.1 requires Visual Studio 2019 16.4 or above to take full advantage of all its features. .NET Core 3.1 won't work properly in earlier versions of Visual Studio. See the following table to select the correct download.

| OS | Development Environment | .NET Core SDK |
| :-- | :-- | :--: |
| Windows | Visual Studio 2019 version 16.4 | [3.1.103](3.1.3.md) |
| Windows | Visual Studio 2019 version 16.5 | [3.1.201](#downloads) |
| MacOS | Visual Studio for Mac | [Visual Studio for Mac .NET Core Support](https://docs.microsoft.com/visualstudio/mac/net-core-support) |

## Docker

The [.NET Core Docker images](https://hub.docker.com/r/microsoft/dotnet/) have been updated for this release. Details on our Docker versioning and how to work with the images can be seen in ["Staying up-to-date with .NET Container Images"](https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/staying-up-to-date-with-net-container-images/).

## Installing .NET Core on Linux

### Install using Snap

Snap is a system which installs applications in an isolated environment and provides for automatic updates. Many distributions which are not directly supported by .NET Core can use Snaps to install. See the [list of distributions supported Snap](https://docs.snapcraft.io/installing-snapd/6735) for details.

After configuring Snap on your system, run the following command to install the latest .NET Core SDK.

`sudo snap install dotnet-sdk --channel 3.1/stable –-classic`

When .NET Core in installed using the Snap package, the default .NET Core command is `dotnet-sdk.dotnet`, as opposed to just `dotnet`. The benefit of the namespaced command is that it will not conflict with a globally installed .NET Core version you may have. This command can be aliased to `dotnet` with:

`sudo snap alias dotnet-sdk.dotnet dotnet`

**Note:** Some distros require an additional step to enable access to the SSL certificate. If you experience SSL errors when running `dotnet restore`, see [Linux Setup](https://github.com/dotnet/core/blob/main/Documentation/linux-setup.md) for a possible resolution.

### Install using a Package Manager

Before installing .NET, you will need to register the Microsoft key, register the product repository, and install required dependencies. This only needs to be done once per machine. Refer to [Setting up Linux for .NET Core][linux-setup] for the requirements.

The commands listed below do not specifically incude package managers to help with readability. Here are the package managers typically used by the Distros on which .NET Core is supported.

| Distro | Package Manager  |
| ---             | :----:  |
| CentOS, Oracle  | yum     |
| Debian, Ubuntu  | apt-get |
| Fedora          | dnf     |
| OpenSUSE, SLES  | zypper  |

## Develop applications

To develop applications using the .NET Core SDK, run the following command. The .NET Core runtime and ASP.NET Core runtime are included.

```bash
sudo [package manager] update or refresh
sudo [package manager] install dotnet-sdk-3.1
```

## Run applications

If you only need to run existing applications, run the following command. The .NET Core runtime and ASP.NET Core runtime are included.

```bash
sudo [package manager] update or refresh
sudo [package manager] install aspnetcore-runtime-3.1
```

### Installation from a binary archive

Installing from the packages detailed above is recommended or you can install from binary archive, if that better suits your needs. When using binary archives to install, the contents must be extracted to a user location such as `$HOME/dotnet`, a symbolic link created for `dotnet` and a few dependencies installed. Dependency requirements can be seen in the [Linux System Prerequisites](https://github.com/dotnet/core/blob/main/Documentation/linux-prereqs.md) document.

```bash
mkdir -p $HOME/dotnet && tar zxf dotnet.tar.gz -C $HOME/dotnet
export PATH=$PATH:$HOME/dotnet
```

## .NET Core Runtime-only installation

If only the .NET Core Runtime is needed, install `dotnet-runtime-3.1` using your package manager. If you also need ASP.NET Core functionality, installing `aspnetcore-runtime-3.1` will install both the ASP Runtime and .NET Core Runtime.

## Windows Server Hosting

If you are looking to host stand-alone apps on Servers, the following installer can be used on Windows systems.

### Windows

You can download the Windows Server Hosting installer and run the following command from an Administrator command prompt:

* [dotnet-hosting-3.1.3-win.exe][dotnet-hosting-win.exe]

This will install the ASP.NET Core Module for IIS.

[blob-runtime]: https://dotnetcli.blob.core.windows.net/dotnet/Runtime/
[blob-sdk]: https://dotnetcli.blob.core.windows.net/dotnet/Sdk/
[release-notes]: https://github.com/dotnet/core/blob/main/release-notes/3.1/3.1.3/3.1.201-sdk.md
[snap-install]: 3.1.3-install-instructions.md

[checksums-runtime]: https://dotnetcli.blob.core.windows.net/dotnet/checksums/3.1.3-sha.txt
[checksums-sdk]: https://dotnetcli.blob.core.windows.net/dotnet/checksums/3.1.3-sha.txt

[linux-install]: https://docs.microsoft.com/dotnet/core/install/linux
[linux-setup]: https://github.com/dotnet/core/blob/main/Documentation/linux-setup.md

[dotnet-blog]: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/net-core-march-2020/

[//]: # ( Runtime 3.1.3)
[dotnet-runtime-linux-arm.tar.gz]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/c11e9248-404f-4e5b-bd99-175079419d6f/83902a43e06f9fb4e45a4c6a6d5afc0b/dotnet-runtime-3.1.3-linux-arm.tar.gz
[dotnet-runtime-linux-arm64.tar.gz]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/aec14e02-5c01-4447-b3f4-fa205b7c0603/7beea31e0c9faa20f5d692537cde54a5/dotnet-runtime-3.1.3-linux-arm64.tar.gz
[dotnet-runtime-linux-musl-arm64.tar.gz]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/93de0067-b54a-4fbe-ad70-4aa3b2fa675c/50387419d478163c7ecdc82d9769fd64/dotnet-runtime-3.1.3-linux-musl-arm64.tar.gz
[dotnet-runtime-linux-musl-x64.tar.gz]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/1229b766-b66b-478e-b49d-59c46e21cad9/0e9a1cf3c56ef85c8fff20abc6db780c/dotnet-runtime-3.1.3-linux-musl-x64.tar.gz
[dotnet-runtime-linux-x64.tar.gz]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/c1d419e7-4312-4464-b272-27bee7676560/22e7bb584ff56f3089c85d98b21c0445/dotnet-runtime-3.1.3-linux-x64.tar.gz
[dotnet-runtime-osx-x64.pkg]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/482ac70d-c70d-4ec7-86d7-6842d20ca428/f7abefda6b8f210e77a3d25bf0433352/dotnet-runtime-3.1.3-osx-x64.pkg
[dotnet-runtime-osx-x64.tar.gz]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/6adeeaf9-e591-4a3c-bc34-9cf3b7c60f9b/75826932f66a9afb6f6e2115ded1355b/dotnet-runtime-3.1.3-osx-x64.tar.gz
[dotnet-runtime-rhel.6-x64.tar.gz]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/78ce7c46-80c4-49f5-9ac1-8a79a6ee694f/c4200e8f91358db114f5ae5cd09f5347/dotnet-runtime-3.1.3-rhel.6-x64.tar.gz
[dotnet-runtime-win-arm.zip]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/5f7470b1-553c-4c8d-8ed7-9d16dad93407/9175abdac90de477bbd658db7c3fd2d3/dotnet-runtime-3.1.3-win-arm.zip
[dotnet-runtime-win-x64.exe]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/945df1ae-989b-4909-9d40-6b93e34cfa94/91f6c347203ad24bed374bf692e3a379/dotnet-runtime-3.1.3-win-x64.exe
[dotnet-runtime-win-x64.zip]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/f6387d06-5958-4935-ba28-183bb1f8ec7f/a9ccb4d10faec396135e6b967b7037da/dotnet-runtime-3.1.3-win-x64.zip
[dotnet-runtime-win-x86.exe]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/9afebfd7-7719-4612-b15b-79b67b725b42/b93c5514f58eed2e66fc30d0e88aafcb/dotnet-runtime-3.1.3-win-x86.exe
[dotnet-runtime-win-x86.zip]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/19b0ea97-68b0-49e7-8d77-5d87f703f3d6/81d7c9b2fb74070fcaa0bf0e087c5486/dotnet-runtime-3.1.3-win-x86.zip

[//]: # ( WindowsDesktop )
[windowsdesktop-runtime-win-x64.exe]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/5954c748-86a1-4823-9e7d-d35f6039317a/169e82cbf6fdeb678c5558c5d0a83834/windowsdesktop-runtime-3.1.3-win-x64.exe
[windowsdesktop-runtime-win-x86.exe]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/7cd5c874-5d11-4e72-81f0-4a005d956708/0eb310169770c893407169fc3abaac4f/windowsdesktop-runtime-3.1.3-win-x86.exe

[//]: # ( ASP 3.1.3)
[aspnetcore-runtime-linux-arm.tar.gz]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/b68cde83-05c7-4421-ad9a-3e6f2cc53824/876dbfc9b4521d3ca89a226c6438ffc1/aspnetcore-runtime-3.1.3-linux-arm.tar.gz
[aspnetcore-runtime-linux-arm64.tar.gz]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/d5c6e9d7-25b9-47ac-9d67-35ac65211ad3/c8f4ccd0dc02ca8229ba43ecbe84294b/aspnetcore-runtime-3.1.3-linux-arm64.tar.gz
[aspnetcore-runtime-linux-musl-arm64.tar.gz]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/53bc7d99-4ce8-4885-845d-19834a1bb3d7/26d4e527943258427809e107364ee237/aspnetcore-runtime-3.1.3-linux-musl-arm64.tar.gz
[aspnetcore-runtime-linux-musl-x64.tar.gz]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/cf913e5d-120b-4404-8b63-6dafb01ec1b1/14c903afa12dbca00ff1a2b11ef2c0ce/aspnetcore-runtime-3.1.3-linux-musl-x64.tar.gz
[aspnetcore-runtime-linux-x64.tar.gz]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/7faca87b-7526-4dcd-ae23-4559d2c51ce3/7db1f314c733191ea43e1757e3b2583d/aspnetcore-runtime-3.1.3-linux-x64.tar.gz
[aspnetcore-runtime-osx-x64.tar.gz]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/f2ad068a-1e52-4e46-baa9-8fc4d52bb797/ee2c76d98fc124cfd6214030529412bc/aspnetcore-runtime-3.1.3-osx-x64.tar.gz
[aspnetcore-runtime-win-arm.zip]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/5df1edd1-4cf7-4b70-9f41-6196e655b53b/d5ce4462d55bcf74e3cf4fcc3984d4a5/aspnetcore-runtime-3.1.3-win-arm.zip
[aspnetcore-runtime-win-x64.exe]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/4b970ea4-cae6-4e36-a0a1-86a7efa9958e/0633df1e7f959795278c0c55afc2daa3/aspnetcore-runtime-3.1.3-win-x64.exe
[aspnetcore-runtime-win-x64.zip]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/e47eda4e-2956-491a-a4c7-0ffa27b31be0/eb828ea191c5cc1c31be9f4dbbf32dec/aspnetcore-runtime-3.1.3-win-x64.zip
[aspnetcore-runtime-win-x86.exe]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/afec5ced-6298-4e54-add1-1d2e02d950f9/3a8064ac78eaf651c0030e8a96d4bd83/aspnetcore-runtime-3.1.3-win-x86.exe
[aspnetcore-runtime-win-x86.zip]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/8741b459-2cdd-4fe5-b602-5dca5879a5f6/edef22b74f4ad080562d8be833a00efc/aspnetcore-runtime-3.1.3-win-x86.zip
[dotnet-hosting-win.exe]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/ff658e5a-c017-4a63-9ffe-e53865963848/15875eef1f0b8e25974846e4a4518135/dotnet-hosting-3.1.3-win.exe

[//]: # ( SDK 3.1.201 )
[dotnet-sdk-linux-arm.tar.gz]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/ccbcbf70-9911-40b1-a8cf-e018a13e720e/03c0621c6510f9c6f4cca6951f2cc1a4/dotnet-sdk-3.1.201-linux-arm.tar.gz
[dotnet-sdk-linux-arm64.tar.gz]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/98a2e556-bedd-46c8-b3fa-96a9f1eb9556/09f60d50e3cbba0aa16d48ceec9dcb0b/dotnet-sdk-3.1.201-linux-arm64.tar.gz
[dotnet-sdk-linux-musl-x64.tar.gz]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/5f4e2183-6e50-4334-bdf7-3c2944c6d023/724b9946eaa705ee776fe3c1f68918f0/dotnet-sdk-3.1.201-linux-musl-x64.tar.gz
[dotnet-sdk-linux-x64.tar.gz]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/f65a8eb0-4537-4e69-8ff3-1a80a80d9341/cc0ca9ff8b9634f3d9780ec5915c1c66/dotnet-sdk-3.1.201-linux-x64.tar.gz
[dotnet-sdk-osx-x64.pkg]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/905598d0-17a3-4b42-bf13-c5a69d7aac87/853aff73920dcb013c09a74f05da7f6a/dotnet-sdk-3.1.201-osx-x64.pkg
[dotnet-sdk-osx-x64.tar.gz]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/0f566b2b-47e6-484d-91e5-96d2e48c0466/342c321a2a040b62e0ecf186c4ec9d12/dotnet-sdk-3.1.201-osx-x64.tar.gz
[dotnet-sdk-rhel.6-x64.tar.gz]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/a411f02e-eae9-48f0-a026-d1b4d3fabd07/464e5524dbf492d7584b1ba666fa0881/dotnet-sdk-3.1.201-rhel.6-x64.tar.gz
[dotnet-sdk-win-arm.zip]: https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com/download/pr/9c4903d0-7d0c-437c-9e1e-3d4224e0bc44/1a477ce80f9c00cf84bd5c0e58d3859c/dotnet-sdk-3.1.201-win-arm.zip
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[//]: # ( Symbols )


text:
<?php

namespace Psy\Command;

use Psy\Input\CodeArgument;
use Psy\Shell;
use Symfony\Component\Console\Input\InputInterface;
use Symfony\Component\Console\Input\InputOption;
use Symfony\Component\Console\Output\OutputInterface;

/**
 * Class TimeitCommand.
 */
class TimeitCommand extends Command
{
    const RESULT_MSG     = '<info>Command took %.6f seconds to complete.</info>';
    const AVG_RESULT_MSG = '<info>Command took %.6f seconds on average (%.6f median; %.6f total) to complete.</info>';

    /**
     * {@inheritdoc}
     */
    protected function configure()
    {
        $this
            ->setName('timeit')
            ->setDefinition([
                new InputOption('num', 'n', InputOption::VALUE_REQUIRED, 'Number of iterations.'),
                new CodeArgument('code', CodeArgument::REQUIRED, 'Code to execute.'),
            ])
            ->setDescription('Profiles with a timer.')
            ->setHelp(
                <<<'HELP'
Time profiling for functions and commands.

e.g.
<return>>>> timeit sleep(1)</return>
<return>>>> timeit -n1000 $closure()</return>
HELP
            );
    }

    /**
     * {@inheritdoc}
     */
    protected function execute(InputInterface $input, OutputInterface $output)
    {
        $code = $input->getArgument('code');
        $num = $input->getOption('num') ?: 1;
        $shell = $this->getApplication();

        $times = [];
        for ($i = 0; $i < $num; $i++) {
            $start = microtime(true);
            $_ = $shell->execute($code);
            $times[] = microtime(true) - $start;
        }

        $shell->writeReturnValue($_);

        if ($num === 1) {
            $output->writeln(sprintf(self::RESULT_MSG, $times[0]));
        } else {
            $total = array_sum($times);
            rsort($times);
            $median = $times[round($num / 2)];

            $output->writeln(sprintf(self::AVG_RESULT_MSG, $total / $num, $median, $total));
        }
    }
}


From Middle French tomber, from Old French tumber, itself either of expressive/onomatopoetic origin (compare also Catalan tombar, Portuguese tombar, Spanish tumbar, Romanian tumbă, etc.), or alternatively possibly from a Frankish *tūmōn ("to rotate, reel, sway"), from Proto-Germanic *tūmōną ("to turn, rotate"), of uncertain origin. Cognate with Old High German tūmōn ("to rotate, turn round"), Old Norse tumba ("to fall, tumble"), Old English tumbian ("to dance about, leap, tumble"). Largely displaced the native Latin word choir from Latin cadere. More at tumb.
Use the auxiliary être intranslatively, auxiliary avoir transitively.
"tomber" in le Trésor de la langue française informatisé (The Digitized Treasury of the French Language).
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Сучасне ім'я
 Арієль Дюран — американська письменниця.
 Арієль Шарон — 11-й прем'єр-міністр Ізраїлю (2001—2006).
 Арієль Кеббел — американська актриса і модель.

Прізвище
 Йосеф Арієль — ізраїльський дипломат.

Персонажі
 Арієль — головна героїня діснеївського мультфільму «Русалонька».

Міфологія
 Арієль — ім'я кількох біблійних персонажів;
 Арієль (у європейській демонології) — добрий дух водної або повітряної стихії.

Топоніми
 Арієль — місто в Самарії (Ізраїль)

Небесні тіла
 Арієль — супутник планети Уран

Інше
 Арієль — мексиканська національна кінопремія.
 Ariel Motors — англійський виробник велосипедів, мотоциклів та автомобілів.

Див. також
 Ariel — фірмова назва прального порошку «Procter & Gamble».


I woke up at 4am Sunday morning to the sound of torrential rain. If you know me, then you know I am not a fan of running in the rain, but I had my friends waiting for me and my fellow action heroes in the city, so I knew even if it was pouring out I would still be running. I was actually more concerned about what I would do with my new iPhone 6 during the run more than anything else.
I picked up Roger and we drove to Crystal's apartment and jumped in her car at 5:15 am. I needed to be at the race by 6am for some photos for a Got Chocolate Milk campaign I was doing with a couple of other Action Heroes. Crystal didn't let me down and got me to the race exactly at 6am.
I met up with Christine from Women's Health and two other Action Heroes, Laura and Kelly, for our Got Chocolate Milk photo shoot! We took a few pictures before the race and then headed to the start to run!
The run was supposed to start at 7am, but we didn't take until about a quarter after. While it was cloudy for most of the run, it never rained, although with the humidity I wish it had. I am still having this nagging side stitch on the left and it was there for the whole first half of the run. I really didn't have a time goal, but I was hoping to come in under and hour, which I did!!
Overall I was proud of my time, especially considering my aching side and the heat. Women's Health even caught an awesome photo of me finishing the race!
I love how along with the finish time they show how many meals have been served to the hungry because of this run. I love running, but running plus a good cause takes on a whole new meaning!
After the race I headed to the VIP tent for some post race fuel and then I met back up with Laura and Kelly for a few more photos for the Got Chocolate Milk campaign, I can't wait to share them with you!
This was a great run. Other than the late start, it was well organized! I would definitely participate again!
A big thanks to Women's Health for selecting me to be an Action Hero for the Run 10 Feed 10 movement and for hosting such an amazing race in Manhattan.
Have you participated in a Run 10 Feed 10 run?
Wow! This looks like a great event! Sounds like you had a good run too and thankfully the pouring rain held off for you!
Sandra Laflamme recently posted..Have you tried Manitoba Harvest Hemp Pro 70?
Congrats on meeting your goal! Looks like you had a fun time at the race.
I'm not a fan of running in the rain either. Light showers are OK but downpours, not so much. Though I'd rather rain than humidity.
Great job Toni!! Looks like so much fun. I keep missing out on this race!
I've run this race a few times. It's fun and a great cause that I like to support. Fun recap!
Unfortunately never had the opportunity to do a run 10 feed 10. Don't think they do them in London?


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Markus Rauch (left) congratulates Sam Davenport after the latter's second touchdown of the first half Saturday in a semi-final win over Holy Cross at B.C. Place Stadium (Photo by Howard Tsumura property of VarsityLetters.ca 2018. All Rights Reserved)
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VANCOUVER — Semifinal Saturday is now a wrap. Here are reports from all four games!
New West's Matthew Lalim was a tower of power in the Hyacks win over Terry Fox. (Photo by Paul Yates property of Vancouver Sports Pictures 2018. All Rights Reserved)
NEW WESTMINSTER 33 TERRY FOX 0
VANCOUVER — Last season, the New Westminster Hyacks booked their first-ever spot in the Subway Bowl B.C. senior AAA championship final the warm and fuzzy way.
Needing a stop on fourth-and-16 against the South Delta Sun Devils, Hyacks coach Clint Uttley had the team's entire defensive unit meet together in a group hug before they went back out onto the field.
It worked.
The very next week, the Hyacks parlayed that 52-45 win over South Delta into an eventual 15-14 B.C. title victory over the Terry Fox Ravens, which famously, was won on the final play of the season.
Work commitments didn't make it possible for Hyacks head coach Farhan Lalji to be with his team for last season's semifinal, yet something about Uttley's approach that night stuck with him.
So in postgame aftermath of Saturday's surprisingly decisive 33-0 win over the Ravens, when asked to address his team's approach to a rematch that clearly carried a high degree of emotion for both teams, Lalji admitted it was all about tapping back into that group-hug mentality.
"We weren't playing last year's game again," began Lalji who admitted he wasn't sure the tact that the Ravens were taking.
"I said to our players before the game that hate is a fleeting emotion," he continued, before later adding "so we're going to play the game with love. I know that sounds corny, but last year, when I was away, Clint talked about it in the late stages of the game against South Delta.
"We said 'That's our hallmark,'" he continued. "So I said that we were going to play this game with love and just stay together the whole time, no matter what happens."
Clearly, it put New Westminster in the right frame of mind.
Not only did it help the Hyacks build enough offensive momentum to give themselves a 17-0 halftime lead, it seemed to sweep through the team's ranks with enough positive mojo that the defence did what few have done this season: Take the big-play potential out of the Ravens' vaunted multi-pronged run game.
"We have lots of speed on defence," Lalji said. "Shay Rathjen and Matt Lalim were two edge players who were doing a lot of good things. And (Grade 10 defensive tackle) Vishaan Narayan was a beast on defence.
"You know what you're going to get from (QB/linebacker) Kinsale (Philip) and (lineman) Evan (Nolli)," Lalji added of two team stalwarts. "But it was the other guys who had to step up, and at this time of the year, if you're not going to get that, then you're not going to win."
Broxx Comia's 51-yard run to the Terry Fox 24-yard line at the end of the first quarter set up Philip's 12-yard touchdown pass in the end zone to a wide-open Matthew Drake.
Later, Michael Kingsley's 35-yard run set up a 17-yard Zach Northgraves field goal for a 10-0 lead.
The Hyacks then recovered a Ravens' fumble which led to a seven-yard Greyson Planinsic major and a 17-0 halftime lead.
New Westminster quarterback Kinsale Philip battles for hard yards against the Terry Fox Ravens. (Photo by Paul Yates property of Vancouver Sports Pictures 2018. All Rights Reserved)
Early in the second half, Philip looked to have turned a 10-yard run into a touchdown, however he fumbled the ball as he cross the plane of the goal line, and the ball was caught for a touchback by Terry Fox's Jaden Severy.
Undaunted, New Westminster continued to surge, a 26-yard Lalim scoring catch making it 23-0 with 2:12 left in the third quarter, followed by a 35-yard pass-and-run score in the fourth quarter from Philip to Lalim for a 30-0 lead.
A Northgraves' field goal rounded out the scoring.
It seems hard to believe, as the team prepares to meet Victori's Mt. Douglas Rams in next Saturday's Subway Bowl final, that the Hyacks closed out the regular season having lost three of their last four games, including a conference finale 34-28 setback to the Rams.
Especially since, in back-to-back playoff weeks, they've knocked off the preseason Nos. 1- and 2-ranked teams in Lord Tweedsmuir (34-16) and Terry Fox (33-0), teams that went a combined 17-3 heading before falling to New Westminster.
So what would Lalji have thought then, in the midst of his team's late-season swoon, if he had been asked what might happen if those two teams were the ones standing in the way of a Hyacks' return to the Subway Bowl final?
"That we would have won," he said. "I didn't think it would be this handily but I absolutely believed we could beat anybody out there. Before the quarterfinals, we had talked about how this really was a tournament. I really felt that if we played our game, we could beat anybody, but that anybody could beat us. We just had to be on."
It goes without saying that New Westminster needs to be in that same 'loving' place next week against the Rams.
"The biggest thing I have admired about Mt. Doug is their ability to play their best football at the end of the season," Lalji said. "It's happened over and over. (Vancouver College) hammered them (55-26) and then tonight, (Mt. Douglas) won. (Vancouver College) did that before (in 2015) and then Mt. Douglas beat them in the championship. So I really admire that about their program,. And I am very proud of our kids. After a rough middle part of the season, we were able to do that as well. Stay together, become close and just work it out."
Mt. Douglas Rams senior quarterback Gideone Kremler had reason to shout out loud Saturday following a walk-off win over the Vancouver College Fighting Irish. (Photo by Howard Tsumura property of VarsityLetters.ca 2018. All Rights Reserved)
MT. DOUGLAS 31 VANCOUVER COLLEGE 28
VANCOUVER — The Mt. Douglas Rams spent what seemed like an eternity during the fourth quarter on Saturday night, trying to keep their figurative heads above water, hemmed in on the shadow of their own goal-line by the Vancouver College Fighting Irish.
At their lowest ebb, they seemed to have lost their way, taking countless penalties and facing a fourth-and-33 at their own 14-yard line.
It took the Rams over eight-minutes of fourth-quarter game clock just to get out their pickle, but once they did, they seemed have some destiny on their side.
A game-winning drive that culminated with a 27-yard walk-off field goal by junior varsity kicker Jackson Reid carried the Rams to a stunning 31-28 win over the previously-undefeated Vancouver College Fighting Irish in the Subway Bowl semifinals at B.C. Place Stadium. The victory moves the Rams into next week's title game for the first time since 2015, when a then-ninth grade quarterback named Gideone Kremler led them to a 34-17 win over the Irish.
"We've been here before," said Kremler after leading his team down the field to set up the winning field goal. "We have been in the dome before and we know what it takes. We came to dominate, and we took down a giant of a team in VC. We still have one more to win, but I couldn't be prouder of the guys."
The Rams had looked ready to run away with things early in the third quarter when Kremler delivered a 45-yard touchdown pass to Sebastian Hansen for a 21-6 lead.
The Irish, however, regrouped and played their best stretch of the game, cutting the lead to 21-13 after a 14-yard scoring run by Basil Schincariol.
The dynamic Hansen, however, got that one right back for the Rams, taking a handoff in the backfield and gaining the edge for a 28-13 lead.
Plucky Vancouver College, however, just kept coming.
First it was quarterback Eric Zychlinski throwing an eight-yard TD strike to receiver Bruce Spathis to make it 28-20 with 11:50 remaining.
Then, after hemming the Rams deep, they appeared ready to potentially tie the game, however they fumbled alway the ball to Mt. Douglas on second-and-goal at the one-yard line.
The Rams, however, were having no part of taking a safety to ease their situation
Instead, they went three-and-out and then shanked a fourth-quarter punt, which eventually led to Zychlinski tying the game 28-28 when he threw a 12-yard fade in the end zone to Owen Ker, then ran in the ensuing two-point convert.
The extended Vancouver College possessions, however, took so much time off the clock, that when the Rams took over with about 2:30 remaining, they held the game's destiny in their own hands.
Mt. Douglas got a big break on a pass interference call on an uncatchable pass which moved the ball the Irish 49. From there, Kremler's 28-yard completion to Hansen moved the ball to the Irish 23.
One first down later, the clocked ticked down to three seconds before Reid stepped up and booted the winning field goal.
Mt. Douglas Rams' receiver Sebastian Hansen was a game-breaking force Saturday in a win over Vancouver College. (Photo by Howard Tsumura property of VarsityLetters.ca 2018. All Rights Reserved)
"It was great perseverance by our guys to put that winning drive together because Vancouver College had all that momentum in coming back," said Rams' head coach Mark Townsend.
The coach then paused to consider how clutch his Grade 10 kicker Reid was in the moment.
"Jackson is a JV player and we didn't know if he was going to be available for us today," said Townsend of Reid, who was hurt in the team's most recent junior game. "From not even knowing before kickoff how he was going to perform, to nailing all those converts, and then on a huge stage here at B.C. Place Stadium? For a Grade 10 to have the mental fortitude and toughness to go out and nail that field goal, you have to be so proud."
Kremler, who has enjoyed such great success this season with brother Zairech Kremler, the team's leading tackler and rusher, tipped his hat to the Irish.
"They are one of the best coached teams I've seen in the four years that I have played senior varsity football," he said. "They play like a brotherhood across the board, everyone trusting each other. But sometimes I feel it comes down to heart and I feel like that's what we showed tonight."
To be able to finish his high school career after battling a spate of injuries the past few seasons, Kremler admitted the 2018 Subway Bowl playoffs have come with an entirely different level of appreciation.
"It's a little surreal every time you walk into this dome and see all the lights," he said. "But experience is also a big part of it. Now, I couldn't be happier to come back one more time next Saturday."
Kremler showed that giddy-up on the Rams' first offensive play from scrimmage, breaking off a 39-yard run to the Mt. Douglas 45-yard line.
The drive looked set to yield points, however a misplayed hand-off killed the drive after a fumble was recovered at the Irish nine-yard line by Vancouver College's Colin Dolynski.
The Irish would open the scoring on the first play of the second quarter on a 35-yard run by Jason Soriano. The extra point, however, clanged off the post for a 6-0 lead.
Mt. Douglas rallied, continuing to rely on the scrambling ability of its quarterback Kremler.
This time, the senior ripped off a 48-yard run to the Vancouver College 39-yard line with six minutes left in the half.
Later in the drive, on second-and-nine, the Rams executed the same reverse hand-off, this time seamlessly, and Hansen found the middle wide open, rushing up the gut for a 17-yard major. The PAT sailed through for a 7-6 lead.
Clutch defence then allowed the Rams to build on their lead.
Dante Carbone intercepted Zychlinski at his own 48-yard line, and returned it to the Irish 37. That led to a nine-yard Kremler touchdown run off a picture-perfect play fake. The PAT gave the Rams a 14-6 lead with 1:59 left in the half.
Vancouver College threatened before the break, getting the ball to the shadow of the Rams' goal line.
However a huge tackle by Mt. Doug's Aiden Bertuzzi on Zychlinski with two seconds left prevented a touchdown.
Then, Joe Lucas of the Rams, in man-to-man coverage against the Irish's Ker, knocked a Zychlinski pass out of the reach of the Irish receiver at the back of the end zone on the final play of the half.
Try as the John Barsby defence did, they couldn't stop Vernon's Charles Lemay (left, 24) from scoring three touchdowns Saturday in the Subway Bowl AA semifinals. (Photo by Howard Tsumura property of VarsityLetters.ca 2018. All Rights Reserved)
VERNON 44 JOHN BARSBY 0
VANCOUVER — VANCOUVER — The Vernon Panthers have been the big kids on the B.C. Double A football block all season long, and even though they didn't have a battle-tested conference slate to get them ready for the post-season, they looked every bit the part of champions on Saturday.
Led by the powerhouse running and three touchdowns of Charles Lemay and the leadership of quarterback Thomas Hyett who threw for three more scores, the Panthers rolled to a decisive 44-0 win over Nanaimo's John Barsby Bulldogs in the Subway Bowl semifinals at B.C. Place Stadium.
The win sets up a championship final between a pair of first-timers when the Panthers face Abbotsford's Robert Bateman Timberwolves in next Saturday's title tilt.
"We can always get a little worried about our weaker schedule," said Hyett, whose team won each of its Interior Conference games by at least 37 points and allowed just one touchdown in the process. "But we played Terry Fox as well, and in a game like that, they bring you back down to earth so your ego's not so big. That game helped remind us that you have to forget your last play if you're going to be successful."
The game Hyett referenced, a 50-7 non-conference loss to the AAA power Ravens in PoCo back on Sept. 15, had its intended effect.
Saturday's victory, the team's eighth straight since, was the perfect example of a team, facing its toughest foe since Terry Fox, never looking up the scoreboard and starting from scratch after every snap.
The Panthers got on the board quickly on Saturday.
Running back Lemay found the end zone with a 10-yard scoring run for a 7-0 lead.
In the second quarter, receiver Caden Danbrook caught fire, hauling in an 11-yard scoring strike six seconds into the frame from Hyett, then turning a short swing pass from his pivot into a 57-yard touchdown.
Two minutes before the half, Liam Reid booted a 25-yard field goal for a 24-0 lead.
The Panthers' Zack Smith capped an explosive first half when he returned an interception 40 yards, then caught an 11-yard touchdown pass from Hyett to make it 31-0 at the half.
In the second half, Lemay added two more majors, one off a 10-yard run and the other off a nine-yard screen pass from Hyett.
And while there is no question the victory was decisive, head coach Smith admitted the process of getting to the final was by no means easy, and that that was a credit to the excellence established within the tier over the past decade by John Barsby head coach Rob Stevenson.
"I'll tell you what, Barsby is what keeps me up at night," said Smith. "Barsby is what gets me up at 5 in the morning after a sleepless night. It can be noon on a July 15th day and I'm at my cabin, and I am thinking about them. It's a lot of respect for them because they are the guys that, each year, we know we have to beat if we want to get anywhere. We keep them up at night, they keep us up and night and we make each other better. I'm sure in the future they are going to get back at us."
Bateman's Markus Rauch, who made five catches for 65 yards on Saturday, shows his focus to make this grab in front of Holy Cross' Tee Anim. (Photo by Howard Tsumura property of VarsityLetters.ca 2018. All Rights Reserved)
ROBERT BATEMAN 49 HOLY CROSS 0
VANCOUVER — Sam Davenport is a pretty humble and soft-spoken kid off the field, yet it's hard to remember a louder and more definitive performance in the recent history of the Subway Bowl playoffs.
The senior receiver/defensive back/kicker scored four touchdowns, including at least one in all three phases of play, to go along with two interceptions and a tidy 6-of-7 PAT performance, as the Wolves rolled to a second-consecutive post-season shutout.
"He just seems to have a knack of being in the right place at the right time," said Bateman head coach David Mills, who will lead the Wolves into their first-ever Subway Bowl final this coming Saturday against either Vernon or John Barsby.
Much the same could be said for virtually everything Bateman did on Saturday.
Davenport got the party started by returning the game's opening kick-off 84 yards for a touchdown.
Just 14 seconds in, his PAT made it 7-0 and the Wolves' most dominant win of the season was underway.
"We were ready," said Davenport. "The whole week the coaches were preparing us and we were ready because we wanted to go the finals and now are. We're going in (next week) expecting to win."
By the time running back Phoenix Moller spun off a would-be Crusaders' tackler on his way to a 15-yard touchdown with 2:01 left to the half, the Wolves were leading 35-0.
The damage in between?
Andres Guzman carried for a 15-yard major with 58 seconds left in the first quarter; Davenport picked off Holy Cross quarterback Andrew Hunt, then later caught a seven-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Logan McDonald with 5:41 left in the half; and then just over a minute later, Moller caught a 15-yard touchdown pass from McDonald for a 27-0 lead.
Moller's rushing major just before the half was set up by Ryan Sztuhar's fumble recovery at the Holy Cross 20-yard line.
McDonald threw a two-point convert to Markus Rauch to cap the final scoring play of the first half.
In the second half, the magic just continued.
Davenport caught a 45-yard touchdown pass from McDonald with 34 seconds left in the third quarter to make it 42-0, then returned an interception 34 yards for a major just 1:25 into the fourth to make it 49-0.
Despite their dominance, Mills explained afterwards that it took a lot of urging from the coaching staff before the team realized just how talented they actually were.
"With these kids, we didn't have to tone down their cockiness," said Mills. "We almost had to convince them they were good, to get the to a point where they believed they could actually do it."
Davenport was quick to credit the hogs up front for his success.
"I was just the one scoring the points," he said. "The line made it possible and Logan can always find me."
Afterwards, Mills could only shake his head as the momentum has continued to build from week to week.
When does Mills think the Wolves caught fire?
"I'm not sure," he said. "It might have been that close win (28-27) over G.W. Graham (Oct. 12). "It just took off from there."
That victory signalled the start of a win streak that has now reached five games and counting with just one more game remaining.
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package core

import (
	"errors"
	"fmt"
	"math/big"

	"github.com/wojtechnology/glacier/common"
	"github.com/wojtechnology/glacier/meddb"
)

type OutputType int

// Defines OutputType "enum"
const (
	OUTPUT_TYPE_TABLE_EXISTS     OutputType = iota // TABLE_EXISTS     = 0
	OUTPUT_TYPE_COL_ALLOWED                        // COL_ALLOWED      = 1
	OUTPUT_TYPE_ALL_COLS_ALLOWED                   // ALL_COLS_ALLOWED = 2
	OUTPUT_TYPE_ALL_ADMINS                         // ALL_ADMINS       = 3
	OUTPUT_TYPE_ADMIN                              // ADMIN            = 4
	OUTPUT_TYPE_ALL_WRITERS                        // ALL_WRITERS      = 5
	OUTPUT_TYPE_WRITER                             // WRITER           = 6
	OUTPUT_TYPE_ALL_ROW_WRITERS                    // ALL_ROW_WRITERS  = 7
	OUTPUT_TYPE_ROW_WRITER                         // ROW_WRITER       = 8
)

type Output interface {
	Type() OutputType
	Data() []byte
	FromData([]byte) error
	TableName() []byte
	SetTableName([]byte)
}

type TableNameMixin struct {
	Table []byte
}

func (mixin *TableNameMixin) TableName() []byte {
	return mixin.Table
}

func (mixin *TableNameMixin) SetTableName(tableName []byte) {
	mixin.Table = tableName
}

// --------------------------------
// TableExistsOutput implementation
//
// Used to check whether a table with a given name already exists.
// --------------------------------

type TableExistsOutput struct {
	*TableNameMixin
}

func (o *TableExistsOutput) Type() OutputType {
	return OUTPUT_TYPE_TABLE_EXISTS
}

func (o *TableExistsOutput) Data() []byte {
	return o.TableName()
}

func (o *TableExistsOutput) FromData(data []byte) error {
	o.SetTableName(data)
	return nil
}

// --------------------------------
// ColumnAllowedOutput implementation
//
// Used to check if you can write to the given column in the table
// --------------------------------

type ColAllowedOutput struct {
	*TableNameMixin
	ColName []byte
}

func (o *ColAllowedOutput) Type() OutputType {
	return OUTPUT_TYPE_COL_ALLOWED
}

func (o *ColAllowedOutput) Data() []byte {
	// TODO: Log on error here, should never happen
	data, _ := rlpEncode(o)
	return data
}

func (o *ColAllowedOutput) FromData(data []byte) error {
	if err := rlpDecode(data, o); err != nil {
		return err
	}
	return nil
}

// --------------------------------
// AllColsAllowedOutput implementation
//
// Used to check if you can write to the given column in the table
// --------------------------------

type AllColsAllowedOutput struct {
	*TableNameMixin
}

func (o *AllColsAllowedOutput) Type() OutputType {
	return OUTPUT_TYPE_ALL_COLS_ALLOWED
}

func (o *AllColsAllowedOutput) Data() []byte {
	return o.TableName()
}

func (o *AllColsAllowedOutput) FromData(data []byte) error {
	o.SetTableName(data)
	return nil
}

// --------------------------------
// AllAdminsOutput implementation
//
// Signals that all users can update this table
// --------------------------------

type AllAdminsOutput struct {
	*TableNameMixin
}

func (o *AllAdminsOutput) Type() OutputType {
	return OUTPUT_TYPE_ALL_ADMINS
}

func (o *AllAdminsOutput) Data() []byte {
	return o.TableName()
}

func (o *AllAdminsOutput) FromData(data []byte) error {
	o.SetTableName(data)
	return nil
}

// --------------------------------
// AdminOutput implementation
//
// Allows a particular user to update a table
// --------------------------------

type AdminOutput struct {
	*TableNameMixin
	PubKey []byte
}

func (o *AdminOutput) Type() OutputType {
	return OUTPUT_TYPE_ADMIN
}

func (o *AdminOutput) Data() []byte {
	// TODO: Log on error here, should never happen
	data, _ := rlpEncode(o)
	return data
}

func (o *AdminOutput) FromData(data []byte) error {
	if err := rlpDecode(data, o); err != nil {
		return err
	}
	return nil
}

// --------------------------------
// AllWritersOutput implementation
//
// Signals that all users can write to this table
// --------------------------------

type AllWritersOutput struct {
	*TableNameMixin
}

func (o *AllWritersOutput) Type() OutputType {
	return OUTPUT_TYPE_ALL_WRITERS
}

func (o *AllWritersOutput) Data() []byte {
	return o.TableName()
}

func (o *AllWritersOutput) Requirement() OutputRequirement {
	return OUTPUT_REQUIREMENT_NONE
}

func (o *AllWritersOutput) FromData(data []byte) error {
	o.SetTableName(data)
	return nil
}

// --------------------------------
// WriterOutput implementation
//
// Allows a particular user to write to a table
// --------------------------------

type WriterOutput struct {
	*TableNameMixin
	PubKey []byte
}

func (o *WriterOutput) Type() OutputType {
	return OUTPUT_TYPE_WRITER
}

func (o *WriterOutput) Data() []byte {
	// TODO: Log on error here, should never happen
	data, _ := rlpEncode(o)
	return data
}

func (o *WriterOutput) Requirement() OutputRequirement {
	return OUTPUT_REQUIREMENT_REQUIRED
}

func (o *WriterOutput) FromData(data []byte) error {
	if err := rlpDecode(data, o); err != nil {
		return err
	}
	return nil
}

// --------------------------------
// AllRowWritersOutput implementation
//
// Allows any user to write to the particular row
// --------------------------------

type AllRowWritersOutput struct {
	*TableNameMixin
	RowId []byte
}

func (o *AllRowWritersOutput) Type() OutputType {
	return OUTPUT_TYPE_ALL_ROW_WRITERS
}

func (o *AllRowWritersOutput) Data() []byte {
	// TODO: Log on error here, should never happen
	data, _ := rlpEncode(o)
	return data
}

func (o *AllRowWritersOutput) Requirement() OutputRequirement {
	return OUTPUT_REQUIREMENT_NONE
}

func (o *AllRowWritersOutput) FromData(data []byte) error {
	if err := rlpDecode(data, o); err != nil {
		return err
	}
	return nil
}

// --------------------------------
// RowWriterOutput implementation
//
// Allows any user to write to the particular row
// --------------------------------

type RowWriterOutput struct {
	*TableNameMixin
	RowId  []byte
	PubKey []byte
}

func (o *RowWriterOutput) Type() OutputType {
	return OUTPUT_TYPE_ROW_WRITER
}

func (o *RowWriterOutput) Data() []byte {
	// TODO: Log on error here, should never happen
	data, _ := rlpEncode(o)
	return data
}

func (o *RowWriterOutput) Requirement() OutputRequirement {
	return OUTPUT_REQUIREMENT_REQUIRED
}

func (o *RowWriterOutput) FromData(data []byte) error {
	if err := rlpDecode(data, o); err != nil {
		return err
	}
	return nil
}

// -------
// Helpers
// -------

// Object used to rlpEncode and hash an output.
// Type field provides coverage for conflicts between different output types.
type outputHashObject struct {
	Type *big.Int
	Data []byte
}

// Hashes rlp encoded outputHashObject with fields filled in.
func HashOutput(o Output) Hash {
	return rlpHash(&outputHashObject{
		Type: intToBigInt(int(o.Type())),
		Data: o.Data(),
	})
}

// Mapper from core Output implementation to db Output object.
func toDBOutput(o Output) *meddb.Output {
	return &meddb.Output{
		Hash: HashOutput(o).Bytes(),
		Type: int(o.Type()),
		Data: o.Data(),
	}
}

// Returns instance of correct output implementation for given `outputType`.
func outputFromOutputType(outputType OutputType) (Output, error) {
	switch outputType {
	case OUTPUT_TYPE_TABLE_EXISTS:
		return &TableExistsOutput{TableNameMixin: &TableNameMixin{}}, nil
	case OUTPUT_TYPE_COL_ALLOWED:
		return &ColAllowedOutput{TableNameMixin: &TableNameMixin{}}, nil
	case OUTPUT_TYPE_ALL_COLS_ALLOWED:
		return &AllColsAllowedOutput{TableNameMixin: &TableNameMixin{}}, nil
	case OUTPUT_TYPE_ALL_ADMINS:
		return &AllAdminsOutput{TableNameMixin: &TableNameMixin{}}, nil
	case OUTPUT_TYPE_ADMIN:
		return &AdminOutput{TableNameMixin: &TableNameMixin{}}, nil
	case OUTPUT_TYPE_ALL_WRITERS:
		return &AllWritersOutput{TableNameMixin: &TableNameMixin{}}, nil
	case OUTPUT_TYPE_WRITER:
		return &WriterOutput{TableNameMixin: &TableNameMixin{}}, nil
	case OUTPUT_TYPE_ALL_ROW_WRITERS:
		return &AllRowWritersOutput{TableNameMixin: &TableNameMixin{}}, nil
	case OUTPUT_TYPE_ROW_WRITER:
		return &RowWriterOutput{TableNameMixin: &TableNameMixin{}}, nil
	default:
		return nil, errors.New(fmt.Sprintf("Invalid output type %d\n", outputType))
	}
}

func NewOutputFromMap(outputType OutputType, data map[string][]byte) (Output, error) {
	coreOutput, err := outputFromOutputType(outputType)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	for fieldName, fieldValue := range data {
		if fieldName == "TableName" {
			coreOutput.SetTableName(fieldValue)
		} else {
			if err := common.SetStructField(coreOutput, fieldName, fieldValue); err != nil {
				return nil, err
			}
		}
	}

	return coreOutput, nil
}

// Factory method for creating outputs
func NewOutput(outputType OutputType, data []byte) (Output, error) {
	coreOutput, err := outputFromOutputType(outputType)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	if err := coreOutput.FromData(data); err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	return coreOutput, nil
}


Popular best-selling authors Tara Conklin, Martha Hall Kelly and Alan Brennert will serve as keynote speakers, along with over 50 authors of various genres.
Tara Conklin is a writer and former lawyer. Her first novel, The House Girl, was a New York Times bestseller, #1 IndieNext pick, and Target book club pick. It has also been translated into 8 different languages. Martha Hall Kelly is the author of Lilac Girls, which became a New York Times bestseller the week it was published in April 2016. The prequel, Lost Roses, is being released this month. Alan Brennert is the author of Honolulu and Moloka'i, which won the 2006 Bookies Award for the Book Club Book of the Year. His additional accolades include an Emmy Award and a People's Choice Award for his work as a writer-producer on the television series L.A. Law. He has been nominated for a Golden Globe Award and the Writers Guild of America Award for Outstanding Teleplay of the Year.
Literary Orange offers attendees multiple opportunities to engage with an exciting array of authors, including purchasing and signing of books, asking questions, and learning about the writing process. There will be 15 panel discussions covering a variety of genres including Inspirational and Literary Fiction, Mystery, Genealogy, History, Memoirs, and more. More information is available at http://www.literaryorange.org/.


To uninstall SpeedFixTool from your computer properly please follow the below instructions carefully step by step.
Click the Start button and then select All Programs from the Menu. Within the menu find and click SpeedFixTool folder and then click on Uninstall.
Click "Yes", when asked "Are you sure you want to uninstall this product?"
Click "Yes", when asked "Do you want to allow the following program to update software on this computer?"
Confirm that you want to uninstall the program by clicking Uninstall button.
Sit back while SpeedFixTool is uninstalled.
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Choose SpeedFixTool from the list and click Uninstall on the top.
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Anne's Recipes. Corn Muffins with Honey Butter Recipe.
1. In a bowl, combine flour, cornmeal, milk powder, sugar, baking powder, salt and baking soda.
2. Add water, butter, eggs and lemon juice; stir until dry ingredients are moi stened.
3. Spoon into 24 greased muffin cups or 18 if you are using the large sized tins.
4. Bake at 425 degrees for 13 to 15 minutes.
5. In a small mixing bowl, beat together honey and softened butter.
6. Serve with the muffins.