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#include "com/centreon/broker/notification/loaders/dependency_loader.hh"
#include <sstream>
#include <utility>
#include <vector>
#include "com/centreon/broker/exceptions/msg.hh"
#include "com/centreon/broker/notification/objects/dependency.hh"

using namespace com::centreon::broker::notification;
using namespace com::centreon::broker::notification::objects;

dependency_loader::dependency_loader() {}

/**
 *  Load the dependencies from the database.
 *
 *  @param[in] db       An open connection to the database.
 * @param[out] output   A dependency builder object to register the
 * dependencies.
 */
void dependency_loader::load(mysql* ms, dependency_builder* output) {
  // If we don't have any db or output, don't do anything.
  if (!ms || !output)
    return;

  log_v2::notification()->debug(
      "notification: loading dependencies from the database");

  // We do not know the type of a dependency until far latter.
  // Cache the options until we know enough to correctly parse them.
  std::vector<std::pair<int, std::string>> dep_execution_failure_options;
  std::vector<std::pair<int, std::string>> dep_notification_failure_options;

  // Performance improvement, as we never go back.
  //  query.setForwardOnly(true);

  // Load the dependencies.
  std::promise<database::mysql_result> promise;
  ms->run_query_and_get_result(
      "SELECT dep_id, inherits_parent,"
      "       execution_failure_criteria,"
      "       notification_failure_criteria"
      "  FROM cfg_dependencies",
      &promise);

  try {
    database::mysql_result res(promise.get_future().get());
    while (ms->fetch_row(res)) {
      dependency::ptr dep(new dependency);
      uint32_t id = res.value_as_u32(0);
      dep->set_inherits_parent(res.value_as_bool(1));
      dep_execution_failure_options.push_back(
          std::make_pair(id, res.value_as_str(2)));
      dep_notification_failure_options.push_back(
          std::make_pair(id, res.value_as_str(3)));

      output->add_dependency(id, dep);
    }
  } catch (std::exception const& e) {
    throw exceptions::msg()
        << "notification: cannot load dependencies from database: " << e.what();
  }

  // Get the relations of the dependencies. It will also give us their type.
  _load_relations(ms, *output);

  // We now know the types of the dependencies: we can parse the failure
  // options.
  for (std::vector<std::pair<int, std::string>>::const_iterator
           it(dep_execution_failure_options.begin()),
       end(dep_execution_failure_options.end());
       it != end; ++it)
    output->set_execution_failure_options(it->first, it->second);
  for (std::vector<std::pair<int, std::string>>::const_iterator
           it(dep_notification_failure_options.begin()),
       end(dep_notification_failure_options.end());
       it != end; ++it)
    output->set_notification_failure_options(it->first, it->second);
}

/**
 *  Load the relations from the database.
 *
 *  @param[in] query    A query object linked to the db.
 *  @param[out] output  An output dependency builder to load the relations.
 */
void dependency_loader::_load_relations(mysql* ms, dependency_builder& output) {
  std::promise<database::mysql_result> promise;
  ms->run_query_and_get_result(
      "SELECT dependency_dep_id, host_host_id"
      "  FROM cfg_dependencies_hostchildren_relations",
      &promise);

  try {
    database::mysql_result res(promise.get_future().get());
    while (ms->fetch_row(res))
      output.dependency_node_id_child_relation(res.value_as_u32(0),
                                               node_id(res.value_as_u32(1)));
  } catch (std::exception const& e) {
    throw exceptions::msg()
        << "notification: cannot load host/child dependencies from database: "
        << e.what();
  }

  promise = std::promise<database::mysql_result>();
  ms->run_query_and_get_result(
      "SELECT dependency_dep_id, host_host_id"
      "  FROM cfg_dependencies_hostparents_relations",
      &promise);
  try {
    database::mysql_result res(promise.get_future().get());
    while (ms->fetch_row(res))
      output.dependency_node_id_parent_relation(res.value_as_u32(0),
                                                node_id(res.value_as_u32(1)));
  } catch (std::exception const& e) {
    throw exceptions::msg()
        << "notification: cannot load host/parent dependencies from database: "
        << e.what();
  }

  promise = std::promise<database::mysql_result>();
  ms->run_query_and_get_result(
      "SELECT dependency_dep_id, service_service_id, host_host_id"
      "  FROM cfg_dependencies_servicechildren_relations",
      &promise);

  try {
    database::mysql_result res(promise.get_future().get());
    while (ms->fetch_row(res))
      output.dependency_node_id_child_relation(
          res.value_as_u32(0),
          node_id(res.value_as_u32(2), res.value_as_u32(1)));
  } catch (std::exception const& e) {
    throw exceptions::msg() << "notification: cannot load service/child "
                               "dependencies from database: "
                            << e.what();
  }

  promise = std::promise<database::mysql_result>();
  ms->run_query_and_get_result(
      "SELECT dependency_dep_id, service_service_id, host_host_id"
      "  FROM cfg_dependencies_serviceparents_relations",
      &promise);

  try {
    database::mysql_result res(promise.get_future().get());
    while (ms->fetch_row(res))
      output.dependency_node_id_parent_relation(
          res.value_as_u32(0),
          node_id(res.value_as_u32(2), res.value_as_u32(1)));
  } catch (std::exception const& e) {
    throw exceptions::msg()
        << "notification: cannot load service/parent dependencies"
           " from database: "
        << e.what();
  }
}

/**
 *  Load a relation between two ids, one of which is dependency_dep_id, from a
 * table in the database.
 *
 *  @param[in,out] query                A query object linked to the db.
 *  @param[out] output                  The output dependency builder.
 *  @param[in] relation_id_name         The name of the second relation
 * identifier.
 *  @param[in] table                    The table to load the relations from.
 *  @param[in] register_method          The dependency builder method to call to
 * register the escalation.
 */
// void dependency_loader::_load_relation(
//       QSqlQuery& query,
//       dependency_builder& output,
//       std::string const& relation_id_name,
//       std::string const& table,
//       void (dependency_builder::*register_method)(uint32_t, unsigned
//       int)) {
//  std::stringstream ss;
//  ss << "SELECT dependency_dep_id, " << relation_id_name << " FROM " << table;
//  if (!query.exec(ss.str().c_str()))
//    throw (exceptions::msg()
//      << "notification: cannot select " <<  table << " in loader: "
//      << query.lastError().text());
//
//  while (query.next()) {
//    uint32_t id = query.value(0).toUInt();
//    uint32_t associated_id = query.value(1).toUInt();
//
//    (output.*register_method)(id, associated_id);
//  }
//}

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Poverty matters blog
The future of development
Cost of gathering data on new development goals could be crippling
Have we met the millennium development goals? Which targets are closest? Honestly, we don't really know the answers yet
Wed 24 Sep 2014 10.29 EDT Last modified on Wed 31 May 2017 06.21 EDT
Children play amid tanneries in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Most of the numbers on poverty eradication, for example, are based on projections and estimates. Photograph: AM Ahad/AP
For the past decade and a half, the world has made a few smart promises with the millennium development goals (MDGs): to halve the proportion of people who suffer from hunger and poverty, get all children in school and dramatically reduce child mortality. We have seen a move towards success, although not all targets will be met.
Surprisingly, we have little information about what exactly we have achieved. While you can go on websites and, for instance, see how well Botswana is doing with poverty eradication, the truth is that most data is based on only one household survey – from 1993. Most of the available numbers are not based on data but on projections and estimates. In total, there are more gaps than real observations, and the observations themselves are often dubious.
This matters because the world is discussing the sustainable development goals (SDGs), a new set of targets that will take effect in 2016 and last until 2030. Of course, attention is on high-profile issues such as health, education, food, water and the environment.
But we also need to set aside resources to measure how well we tackle all these issues. How much this will cost and how much the international community can justify spending is discussed by Morten Jerven, a professor at Canada's Simon Fraser University, in a recent paper for the Copenhagen Consensus Center.
Take the original MDGs. There were 18 simple goals. Data collection for these targets was patchy, with many gaps, and much of the information collected was of dubious quality. However, Jerven collates the information we have about survey costs and estimates that properly monitoring all 18 targets and 48 indicators would have cost $27bn. That is a significant sum, but given that the world will spend about $1.9tn on development aid over the same period, it is perhaps not unreasonable to suggest that 1.4% of this spending should go towards getting information.
The problem is that the next set of targets is growing ever larger. A high-level panel featuring the UK prime minister, David Cameron, Indonesia's president, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, and Liberia's president, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, along with leaders from civil society and the private sector suggested 59 targets (pdf) and advocated building "better data-collection systems, especially in developing countries".
And last month, 70 UN ambassadors in the open working group proposed a vertiginous 169 targets. One of these many targets is that, by 2020, the world should "increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts".
Even minimum data collection for all these 169 targets would cost at least $254bn, or almost twice the entire global annual development budget, according to Jerven.
And this is a very low estimate, since it does not take account of basic administrative data-gathering by national governments. Neither does it include costs for all the household surveys, which are recommended, since costs for these cannot be calculated. Countries where data has not yet been collected are likely to prove even costlier: six of 49 countries in sub-Saharan Africa have never had a household survey, and only 28 have had one in the past seven years.
There is also a serious question of capacity. Only about 60 countries have the basic registration systems needed to monitor trends in social indicators. Many poor countries do not have the capacity to collect useful data on a national basis. In the $254bn estimate there is no allowance for maintaining the statistical office, training and retaining personnel, and analysing and disseminating the data. There is ample evidence that the MDG agenda has already stretched statistical capacity and strained statistical offices in poor countries – 169 new targets will only make it much worse.
Industrialised countries such as Norway and the UK spend about 0.2% of their GDP on official statistical services. Using this figure as a measure of willingness to pay would suggest that we should aim more at four SDG targets, which could be properly monitored, rather than an unwieldy 169.
• This article was updated on 25 September 2014 to include the name of the thinktank that published Morten Jerven's paper.
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The water permeability of toad urinary bladder. I. Permeability of barriers in series with the luminal membrane
S. D. Levine, M. Jacoby, A. Finkelstein
Physiology & Biophysics
Antidiuretic hormone (ADH) induces a large increase in the water permeability of the luminal membrane of toad urinary bladder. Measured values of the diffusional water permeability coefficient, P(d)(w), are spuriously low, however, because of barriers within the tissue, in series with the luminal membrane, that impede diffusion. We have now determined the water permeability coefficient of these series barriers in fully stretched bladders and find it to be ~ 6.3 x 10-4 cm/s. This is equivalent to an unstirred aqueous layer of ~ 400 μm. On the other hand, the permeability coefficient of the bladder to a lipophilic molecule, hexanol, is ~ 9.0 x 10-4 cm/s. This is equivalent to an unstirred aqueous layer of only 100 μm. The much smaller hindrance to hexanol diffusion than to water diffusion by the series barriers implies a lipophilic component to the barriers. We suggest that membrane-enclosed organelles may be so tightly packed within the cytoplasm of granular epithelial cells that they offer a substantial impediment to diffusion of water through the cell. Alternatively, the lipophilic component of the barrier could be the plasma membranes of the basal cells, which cover most of the basement membrane and thereby may restrict water transport to the narrow spaces between basal and granular cells.
Journal of General Physiology
Permeability
Vasopressins
Basement Membrane
Cytoplasm
Levine, S. D., Jacoby, M., & Finkelstein, A. (1984). The water permeability of toad urinary bladder. I. Permeability of barriers in series with the luminal membrane. Journal of General Physiology, 83(4), 529-541.
The water permeability of toad urinary bladder. I. Permeability of barriers in series with the luminal membrane. / Levine, S. D.; Jacoby, M.; Finkelstein, A.
In: Journal of General Physiology, Vol. 83, No. 4, 1984, p. 529-541.
Levine, SD, Jacoby, M & Finkelstein, A 1984, 'The water permeability of toad urinary bladder. I. Permeability of barriers in series with the luminal membrane', Journal of General Physiology, vol. 83, no. 4, pp. 529-541.
Levine SD, Jacoby M, Finkelstein A. The water permeability of toad urinary bladder. I. Permeability of barriers in series with the luminal membrane. Journal of General Physiology. 1984;83(4):529-541.
Levine, S. D. ; Jacoby, M. ; Finkelstein, A. / The water permeability of toad urinary bladder. I. Permeability of barriers in series with the luminal membrane. In: Journal of General Physiology. 1984 ; Vol. 83, No. 4. pp. 529-541.
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"Wire" Actress Among 30 Arrested in Maryland
Published at 10:35 am on March 10, 2011
An actress who appeared on the HBO series "The Wire" was among dozens of people arrested in an early-morning drug raid, according to police in Baltimore.
Drug Enforcement Administration agents, Baltimore police and others carried out the raids Thursday in the city.
Police say Felicia "Snoop" Pearson, who played a killer of the same name on the hit television series, is among about 30 people who were arrested. Police declined to say what charges she faces.
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Pearson was convicted of second-degree murder as a teenager. In 2008, she was arrested on a minor drug charge when police went to her home to pick her up for refusing to cooperate as a witness in a murder trial. Court records show she was found not guilty on the charge.
A news conference on the arrests is planned for Thursday afternoon.


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Greg Pateryn scored his first NHL goal in the second period, while Paul Byron scored in overtime to give the Montreal Canadiens a 3-2 win in overtime over the Buffalo Sabres.
Join Corey Collard and Coach K as they break it all down.
The Montreal Canadiens, after back to back 4-1 losses, travel to Buffalo to take on the Sabres.
Join Steven Hindle and Coach K as they preview the lineups and discuss who they would protect in a possible expansion draft.
For the first time in recent memory, the Montreal Canadiens had a lead after 40 minutes, but, once again, found a way to blow it and allow the Buffalo Sabres to leave the Bell Centre with a 4-2 victory.
Join Nick Murdocco, along with Coach K and Kristina Ashqar as they blow their tops after another loss.
After another heart-breaking loss to the Philadelphia Flyers last night, the Montreal Canadiens look to bounce back against the Buffalo Sabres at the Bell Centre.
Join Coach K, along with Steve Farnham, as they try to find positives in tonight's match, as they are joined by Tim Redinger of SabreNoise.com from 'Behind Enemy Lines', brought to you by Telsys.
The Buffalo Sabres took advantage of the Montreal Canadiens with 2 goals early in the first period and never looked back, beating them in their final meeting of the season 3-1 at the Bell Centre. Join Corey Collard, Steve Farnham and Coach K as they analyse the Habs' second straight loss.
The Canadiens (16-7-1) return to Montreal to host the Sabres (7-14-2) and complete the home and home series between these teams. The game is set to start at 7:00 and airs on TVA and City.
The Sabres to the second game in this four-game season series Friday night in Buffalo thanks to a little bit of skill and a little bit of luck. The skill came on behalf of Tyler Ennis who combined speed, dexterity and some nifty hand-eye coordination to put the Sabres on the board. The luck also came courtesy of Ennis, who's late game dump in ricocheted off the boards in the Canadiens zone leaving Carey Price stranded and Matt Moulson alone in front with a tap-in game winner.
The Canadiens have no scored just one goal in their last two games and three in three. At 2.42 goals per game, the Habs are 23rd in the league in scoring, a stat they'll need to improve before they can truly compete with the league's best. Considering Buffalo is in the bottom four in terms of goals against, the Habs should be able to take advantage of home ice advantage to rally their lethargic offense.
Passing up points once against the worst team in the league doesn't bode well, but the Habs have an immediate opportunity for redemption on home ice. At 33 points the Canadiens still hold the Eastern conference lead, but Tampa Bay, Pittsburgh and the Islanders are each right behind the Canadiens with 32, and Detroit is in the mix as well with 31 points this year.
Michael Bournival (shoulder) is nearing a return but still might not be ready to play on Saturday. Aside from that the team is healthy, but Alexei Emelin will have a hearing with the NHL Department of Player Safety prior to Saturday's game and may receive a suspension for his hit on former teammate Brian Gionta.
The Sabres were without Josh Gorges (knee) and Cody McCormick (concussion) on Friday, although Gorges may make his return at the Bell Centre. Drew Stafford (lower body), missed part of Friday's game and may miss Saturday's action as well.
The Canadiens power play found success in Buffalo using four forwards and a 1-3-1 set up. After an ugly stretch of extra man opportunities, the Habs have found a bit of consistency with the man advantage, especially since the arrival of veteran power play specialist Sergei Gonchar. In the eight games since Gonchar joined the team the Habs are 6-for-24 on the power play, after going 3-for-42 up to that point.
What are your thoughts on the "new look" power play the Habs experimented with on Friday, and the power play in general since Gonchar joined the team?
Join host Steven Hindle along with Kosta Papoulias and Rob Elbaz for the Montreal Hockey Talk Pregame Show as we go live at 6:00 Saturday night to preview the Canadiens and the Sabres.
After four days without hockey, the Canadiens (16-6-1) are finally back in action Friday night when they meet the Sabres (6-14-2) in Buffalo. The game starts at 7:00 and airs on RDS and Sportsnet East.
This is the second of four meeting between the Habs and Sabres this season and the final match in Buffalo for the year. The Canadiens beat the Sabres in unconvincing fashion the first time these teams met, taking a 2-1 shootout victory on a regulation and shootout goal by P.A. Parenteau.
At just past the quarter mark of the season, the Canadiens have seven scorers with five goals or more, led by Max Pacioretty who is ninth in the league with 10 goals already this year. At 18 points, Pacioretty leads the Habs in that department as well.
The Sabres are at the bottom in of the league in a handful of offensive categories, including goals per game (1.59), power play efficiency (6.2%) and shots per game (23.1), so it should be no surprise that they're also last place in terms of points and points percentage. With 13 points on the season, Tyler Ennis, the team's leading scorer, is 100th in the league in points.
The Canadiens set out on a four game road trip in the coming week, visiting Colorado, Minnesota, Chicago and Dallas. Friday and Saturday's home and home versus the basement dwelling Sabres is an opportunity to secure points that the Habs won't want to pass up.
Over the past week, Nathan Beaulieu and Drayson Bowman have been sent to the AHL Bulldogs in favor of preseason acquisition Eric Tangradi. With Michel Therrien favoring a seven defensemen set up since acquiring first Sergei Gonchar and then Bryan Allen, there's no guarantee Tangradi plays. Also, Michael Bournival (shoulder) is close to making his own return.
Former Hab Josh Gorges (knee) has missed the Sabres last 4 games but could be ready to play on Friday. Tyler Myers (undisclosed) is questionable for Friday's game while Cody McCormick (concussion) is out.
The Canadiens have won their last six games against the Sabres, going back to April 2013. The shootout loss earlier in the season was the first time the Sabres came away with any points versus the Habs since their 2-1 win on March 23, 2013.
Since taking over as Habs GM in May 2012, what is your favorite move that Marc Bergevin has made to improve the team?
Join host Steven Hindle along with Kosta Papoulias and Rob Elbaz for the Montreal Hockey Talk Pregame Show as we go live at 6:00 Friday night to preview the Canadiens and the Sabres.


Having grown up in the church, I was aware of some of the details of Peter's life. Specifically, his denials of Jesus. I just assumed that, after such a disgrace, he lived out the rest of his life in guilt and shame.
When I became a Christian and began reading the New Testament, I couldn't believe that the Peter of Acts was the same Peter in the gospels. They seemed to be two different people. When I read the letters Peter had written, I was surprised that he didn't mention — not even once — the time he denied Christ.
He didn't seem to be a man overcome with guilt. Instead he spoke with authority and confidence. He told his readers to practice self-control, to be holy, to avoid hypocrisy, and to live for God. I wondered: How can he write with such boldness when he failed so publicly?
There's only one reason. Peter experienced grace. He found out what it truly, truly means to have your slate wiped clean and to be given another chance.
Though everything these hypothetical critics said is true, one fact that negates it all: the power of God's grace. No matter how far you have fallen, you are never too far down to be picked up and cleaned up and given a new start.
You may feel like your past excludes you from any hope of having a good life … but the grace changes that. The God of another chance is calling your name.


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A personal tribute to HM Queen Elizabeth II
NEWS Founder and publisher Jack Yan looks at HM Queen Elizabeth II's significance to him and his family
September 9, 2022/6.48
HM Queen Elizabeth II at the 2017 Cartier Queen's Cup, the last time she appeared in Lucire's pages.
With the passing of HM Queen Elizabeth II on Thursday UK time, it would be remiss of this magazine to not mark this world event.
During the 25 years of Lucire, the Queen has featured several times, mostly from events that she attended. We weren't around when she was newly crowned in her coronation gown by Norman Hartnell, and wearing the latest British fashions in her youth, a glamorous symbol of a new Elizabethan era that lifted the United Kingdom's mood after World War II and continued rationing. But it is easy to imagine the coronation in 1953 being a dazzling, colourful event, and indeed it was covered in the likes of British Vogue at the time.
Her era has seen unprecedented change. As the longest-serving monarch in British history, she presided over an era which saw television become mainstream (a technology that she embraced with her Christmas message), many former colonies gain their independence, the dawn of the World Wide Web, the end of apartheid in South Africa, and both her country's entry into and exit from what is now the European Union.
Much has already been said about HM the Queen's sense of duty, and how she still read her red box's worth of papers as head of state right to the end. On Tuesday she asked Liz Truss as the new prime minister—the Queen's 15th, having begun with Sir Winston Churchill when she ascended to the throne—to form a government.
Here in Lucire the late Queen has attended events we happened to cover, beginning in 2008, with her last appearance at the Cartier Queen's Cup in 2017.
I only caught a glimpse of her during a state visit to New Zealand in 2002 during her golden jubilee. It was her last visit to Aotearoa.
The visit was very subdued and HM the Queen and HRH the Duke of Edinburgh were whisked from the airport round the back roads of Rongotai, past the main street by Lucire's then-HQ. I managed to photograph them as they drove by.
A neighbourhood shop had a staff member who was a diehard monarchist. I mentioned I had a photo of the royal couple and later gifted her my print. I still have the negative somewhere.
At the time, my sense was that our Labour government had republican leanings and downplayed the royal visit, hence ferrying them in the viceregal Daimler past industrial areas; it was a far cry from an earlier visit I witnessed in 1981 when as a school pupil, my schoolmates and I lined the drive at Government House to welcome her.
As someone who chose to retain my British nationality (I dutifully renew my passport every 10 years), as well as adopting my New Zealand one in 1980, I admit to having a tremendous amount of respect for HM Queen Elizabeth II and her unwavering sense of duty. Some of us born in Hong Kong in the 1970s, whose parents had memories of less pleasant times behind the Bamboo Curtain, appreciated the freedoms, although they stopped short of democracy, that we enjoyed in a Crown colony. Up to a point: my father said he could have worked harder to lose his Chinese accent after fleeing Taishan for Hong Kong after the communist revolution of 1949, but he chose not to as he didn't want to be seen as sycophantic to the colonial power.
It was thanks to the Commonwealth that my Hong Kong-born, but China-raised, mother was able to obtain her nursing qualification from the General Nursing Council for England and Wales. When we emigrated to New Zealand, that made her transition into her job that much easier, as it was considered a notch above the rest. (Having said that, the Hospital Board put her on a lower pay grade than what she deserved, leading my parents to fight for it, with the help of Sir Francis Kitts, a family friend and the former mayor of Wellington. We won.)
When we came here, one familiar thing was that the currency had the Queen on it, and it was her constant presence that told you that there were, in principle at least, shared values. While we can rightfully critique the Empire and what it was built on, at least for this chunk of history, it was a reassurance for us as émigrés that there would be the rule of law in our new country, something that, as my parents could attest, China lacked during the difficult years of the war and immediately after.
My father's preferred form of governance was social democracy, but he appreciated a constitutional monarchy; and my own studies at law school concluded that while an imperfect system, it was one which I, too, valued. The prospect of one of our own being president, at least to the law student me in 1992, seemed unfathomable and potentially divisive.
The success of the system does depend on our faith and trust in the monarch. HM Queen Elizabeth II gave us that sense, as one who placed duty first. As this nation enters into a period of official mourning, we also wonder what her successor, HM King Charles III, will bring to the table, with his interests in the environment and a UK government that he might not see eye to eye with.
Whatever the future, we pay tribute to HM Queen Elizabeth II and mark the close of this second Elizabethan age.
Jack Yan is founder and publisher of Lucire.
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It is not a known extension, the chance of it having a lifespan beyond the next two weeks is limited. It will go the same way as .app and .mobi.
I'm also a developer so I can confirm that "dev" is commonly used like that in development spheres. Even in gaming spheres, it is often used by players to refer to game developers.


NF The number of fields in the current input record.
NR The total number of input records seen so far.
OFMT The output format for numbers, "%.6g", by default.
OFS The output field separator, a space by default.
ORS The output record separator, by default a newline.


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Checking with other Pro series owners. I have a missing center screw that pulls the bed down on the center point. All other positions have that center screw. I wanted to know if this is the case with everyone else. When Tramming my bed I have a hump in the middle of the bed because of this. Doesn't seem accurate to me. as there is a screw hole.
You can see compared to the other screws its missing the middle one.
HouseMonster wrote: Checking with other Pro series owners. I have a missing center screw that pulls the bed down on the center point. All other positions have that center screw. I wanted to know if this is the case with everyone else. When Tramming my bed I have a hump in the middle of the bed because of this. Doesn't seem accurate to me. as there is a screw hole.
mine was missing as well... probably by design - if you have manually leveled your bed I imagine that you noticed that the middle row of screws usually just bends the lower plate rather than changing the shape of the build plate surface.
the "hump" you noticed in the middle is more likely caused by sag in the extruder rails than anything on the build plate. I leveled mine using a glass sheet (about as flat as you can get for non-lab environments) in place of the metal/buildtak sheet to avoid any warping and the best I could do was .004" of sag in the center, .0001" deviation when tracing a 280mm perimeter along the outside.


The call of the wild axeman.
If a beard grows in the woods and no one is around to take its picture, does it still Whiskerino?
I'm with Ozzy. Definitely see it as yodeling.
This is hilarious. Thanks for the heads-up.


So I have a new friend in town from South America. I've been telling him for weeks that it wasn't cold out yet.
Today it was cold out.
It wasn't as cold as it will get around late January or for a good chunk of February, but the wind chill made it -31 Celsius this morning. That's -23.8 for the Fahrenheit folks.
Anyway, I thought a post offering tips to new Canadians and visitors might be needed.
Welcome to Canadian winter. Officially, we're a little more than a week early as the 21st is the day it starts. I'm sure they've noticed our sun is hardly around. That will slowly get better from the 22nd on.
Remember a few weeks ago when you joyfully frolicked in the snow because you hadn't seen it much/ever before? You'll likely be wishing for it to leave like the rest of us unless you fall in love with sports like skiing, snowshoeing, or snowboarding. Personally, I feel ice skating is the best of the options and the Rideau Canal doesn't stay open all winter since it doesn't stay frozen all winter.
Dressing in layers is an important skill to pick up. Fleece and wool are great for one of the layers because they keep you warm even while wet. You want to try to be warm without sweating though. There are some great athletic sweat wicking items for under layers. Long Johns are great and so are thermal weight socks.
Keeping your hands, face, and ears covered is important as frostbite can be severe. Google image search that if you want to have nightmares about your toes or fingers falling off. You should have something on your head because much of your body heat is lost there. Good boots like Sorel are recommended.
The bus is almost always late. Mackenzie King is a great bus stop with heat if you're around Rideau Centre. A number of buses go through there and they have a digital schedule up that's close to accurate. Also, if you take the bus from the North Gloucester area to the college, it's worth ignoring every 95 you see and getting one of the others that goes there as the alternative is always being late for class.
You need snow tires. All-seasons are NOT good enough for winter driving.
A tea light candle can save your life if your car breaks down. The flame in a small space like a car can keep you warm until help arrives.
If you didn't like hot beverages before, you might start.
Dry your hair before catching a bus. I didn't used to in high school and now I wonder how I survived the 30 minute walk with frozen locks.
Electric heating pads that automatically turn off are fantastic.
Hot baths are wonderful things too.
You might want to put plastic on your windows to cut heating costs and stay warm.
Soups, stews, and chili are extra yummy this time of year.
There might be more, but I'm tapped out for the moment.
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Imagine being able to combine the joy of game-viewing with sun-kissed African beaches. Mix wilderness with an ocean breeze, and you'll get a perfect holiday. Whether you are looking for family-friendly adventures or luxurious honeymooning spots. Get the opportunity to feel like a safari explorer and perhaps even see the African Big Five. Then end your day with a relaxing swim or walk along the crystal blue waters of the African shoreline. Despite the number of recommended tours, the choice is up to you.
Zanzibar, Island off the Coast of Tanzania, Lamu Island, Kenya, The Traanskei, South Africa; Masai Mara National Reserve, Kruger National Park , Serengeti National Park, Great Wildebeest Migration and more.
The Masai Mara national reserve in Tanzania is synonymous with both wildlife and the Maasai tribes. It serves as the stage for the Great Migration, where close to two million wildebeest and zebras spilling into it annually from June to October.
The Kruger National Park is the most famous gem in South Africa's twinkling tourism crown.
Kenya's south coast, such as the Diani beach, delivers luxurious resorts, secluded beaches and a handful of islands, scattered through the Indian Ocean.
A vast landscape of wide plains, the Serengeti National Park is Tanzania's oldest park.
Zanzibar, the luxurious the Spice Island, is perfect for a relaxing beach escape.
When it comes to safari and beach holidays, there are some perfect pairings, such as Kenya and Diani Beach, Tanzania and Zanzibar, and South Africa and Mozambique.
If you are looking for an authentic safari experience then East Africa, particularly Kenya, is the perfect place to visit.
If you are looking for a luxurious safari experience, then Tanzania should be your first choice. If you are considering a trip to Tanzania, make sure that you make time for the annual wildebeest migration of Masai Mara National Reserve. With Zanzibar, the Spice Island off the coast of Tanzania as the perfect beach extension for your holiday.
Several wildlife circuits for premium wildlife viewing.
A wide variety of habitats and scenery.
Beautiful beaches with plenty of resorts to choose from.
Interacting with a variety of indigenous African cultures.
Some of the main attractions may become crowded by tourists. Make sure you speak to guides about the best times to visit these attractions.
In some parts of Africa there is a higher risk of malaria infection. Consult your local medical practice before your visit about precautions that you can take.
The best time to go on an African beach safari holiday is between June and October, which is the dry season. The dry season is a very comfortable time of year to visit the Africa as there are fewer mosquitoes, little if any rain and temperatures are pleasantly warm during the day and refreshingly cool at night.
A walking safari is one of the most adventurous ways to have a wilderness experience. The Kruger National Park in South Africa is one of the best places to see wildlife and the dry season from the end of May to October is considered the best time for a walking safari.
Not only will vegetation be low and spare at this time of the year, making animals easier to spot and follow, the permanent water sources also provide for a more rewarding game viewing experience. The dry season also means that there will be fewer mosquitos bothering you during your walk.
Early morning walks are generally the best time to spot wildlife, as the temperatures are cool, and the animals are still very active. You can also experience the beauty of the African sunrise.
Similarly, you also be able to view a lot of animals during early evening walks. Predatory animals begin to stir from their heat-of-the-day slumber, while their prey becomes ever more active and alert as darkness falls.
Like Tanzania, it's best that travelers be vaccinated.
Going on a safari in Africa comes with obvious risks. We recommend you get travel insurance for all safaris and beach holidays in Africa. Make sure your insurance has full medical coverage, emergency air evacuation, repatriation and the standard travel insurance for cancellations, delays and luggage cover.


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