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Battlefield 2042 — More maps, less fans- Root Nation
ByGeoffrey Young
A long time ago, however, I accused games of overemphasizing the size of their world over quality, and it's this old wound that has resurfaced. This time, studio EA DICE decided to show off the miles of distance by releasing Battlefield 2042 – one of the biggest and most empty video games in my memory.
And it looks like the series is moving in the right direction. Battlefield has always wanted to be the most epic, chaotic and spectacular game. And when we learned that 128 people would be participating in multiplayer battles, and the map would be many times larger, we shook our heads in agreement. That's right – in the new generation, shooters have to impress. Disruption, new ways to move, dynamism everything is moving in the right direction. But in the process, the series lost too much of what we loved.
To my great regret, story campaigns are a thing of the past. And although Battlefield rarely delights in anything interesting, without them, such a release still seems inferior to me – it's better to take the example of Halo Infinite. In the case of Battlefield 2042, players will have to pay full price just for multiplayer, which is known to often take months of updates to turn into anything worthwhile. In this case, the novelty looks pale not only against the backdrop of Halo, but also in comparison to Call of Duty: Vanguard, where there are not only more than 20 cards at the start, but also the full story.
However, it's pointless to talk about the single-player mode – its absence doesn't surprise anyone. We have more to discuss and condemn.
Also read: Call of Duty: Vanguard Review – Hollywood History Lesson
Let's start with the good. More than a year has passed since the release of the new generation of consoles, and players have been waiting for a significant technological step from the new one. It happens: as good as Call of Duty is, it never feels big — certainly not against the backdrop of its eternal rival. Vanguard's cramped location is nothing compared to the vast battlefield of Battlefield 2042. At best, it was truly impressive, at worst, it was reminiscent of a series of other failed launches. After all, Battlefield never stood out for its first successful months. Therefore, no matter how bad things look now, the picture will almost certainly improve in the summer.
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When you climb up a skyscraper and see a tornado in the distance, that's cool. It's so cool that I want to leave all the tasks and take a screenshot. When helicopters and fighter jets battle fiercely in the sky, and tanks shell the ground, you truly feel like a Hollywood action movie hero. But these episodes are just a small sample of what you have to go through. And many other things raise reasonable questions. For example, why make a map that big if you can't really do anything to it at all? I've lost count of how many times the game has put me on edge, expecting me to dutifully spend a few minutes getting back into the fray—only to be shot dead in the first second. The map looks cool from the sky, but all the interesting stuff happens in the tenth part. Most of the time you won't be shooting, but running aimlessly in search of opponents. It feels like a map made for a battle royale, but with a very boring topography.
Also read: Crysis Remastered Trilogy Review – The iconic shooter never gets old
At first, Battlefield 2042 is impressive, but here everything goes according to the same scenario: the map loads, you gasp at how beautiful it is, dies a few times and realizes that enthusiasm has evaporated somewhere. So does everyone else: when the battle is 40 minutes away, most players can't stand it and completely forget about the task. Boredom is the worst word for multiplayer shooters, but without the ability to communicate with friends and a huge map, it's unavoidable here.
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A good map is essential for any shooter, so it's a shame that most players seem to have chosen Portal as their base. No, this is not a new mode with physical puzzles, but a special section where you can dive into the best moments from previous games, from Battlefield Bad Company 2 to Battlefield 3. Here, players get the chance to create their own battles according to their rules. and in their favorite maps from previous installments. And, I have to admit, the new location doesn't live up to this comparison. Portal is a great (arguably the best) innovation, but even that was practically broken in the early days as an army of players used it for farming experiences. Progress in the game is very slow, and this is what everyone is rushing to fix on their own. DICE is struggling with the issue, but the fact that most players seem to have taken refuge in Portal is a great illustration that something is wrong with the new product.
Danger Zone is a good attempt at a tactical mode that reminds me a lot of the similarities from The Division, but suffers too much from the lack of voice chat. Text chat is definitely not enough if you are using the console.
So far, there is a feeling that the players are not very willing to play by the rules. As soon as it became clear that defeat was imminent, everyone forgot the mission and activated the headless chicken mode. This is with the fact that the game doesn't have voice chat — yes, seriously. DICE promised to return it "soon", which only highlights how it's become the norm for some companies to release a completely unfinished product, hoping that fans will hold on until the desired fix arrives. This is a violent and unhealthy relationship.
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And no more four classes – now we have ten "specialists". This, along with the small number of weapons, made a depressing impression. And player stats or global leaderboards are also missing somewhere.
Technically, everything seems fine: I haven't noticed any dropouts or connection issues, although many of my colleagues have reported them, but I'm playing on the PS5. And let the graphics here be fun, you can't call it outright heartbreaking. The map is huge, but empty and flat with a kind of "plasticity" inherent in everything. The weather effects are great, but don't make the gameplay any better. They are clearly designed for trailers. A good analogue of Levolution was never found. Another unexpected disappointment was the sound. As a rule, DICE has always mastered the information, but in the case of Battlefield 2042, we were not happy with the normal version of the main theme, or just an interesting explosion. Like the picture, the sound is made of some kind of plastic. The optimization also raises questions – the shooter doesn't use DualSense adaptive triggers at all, so the guns don't feel as good as they do in CoD.
Also read: Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy review — So beautiful and surprising
Battlefield 2042 could be something more. It has a lot of potential and a lot of interesting developments, but at the moment it's still a raw game that promises more than it delivers. An uninteresting blank map, lack of voice chat and technical issues overshadow its beginnings, but if history teaches us anything, it's because in the first months everything couldn't have been otherwise. Only time will tell what will happen next.
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In the last two weeks I have outlined a political platform that takes the best elements of liberalism and conservatism (in the classic sense), and added some additional points regarding current environmental realities that require greater government intervention than previously anticipated. Given the extreme importance of foreign policy issues, however, particularly issues related to national security and confronting Islamofascism (we need to start by calling it what it is), a political philosophy that is not matched with a coherent foreign policy agenda cannot be taken seriously.
In this piece I am not going to argue about the proper number of troops in Iraq or whether bilateral negotiations with North Korea would be preferable to the current multilateral process because I am not a military or international security expert. I am constantly amazed by how many bloggers and mainstream editorialists seem to believe that they are qualified to speak on such matters when they clearly are not (Hint: reading a few books and newspapers isn't enough to tell generals what they should be doing; I'm sure I also have been guilty of over-stepping my bounds in this area as well). What I am going to do is lay out some over-arching themes that I think are reasonable, just, and would resonate with large numbers of Americans, who are disgusted with both the strident militarism of the Right and the knee-jerk pacifism of the Left.
For example, with the new Iranian President calling for Israel to be "wiped off the map" any prospective leader must not shy away from acknowledging that Iran is a dangerous enemy that must be confronted (whether militarily or not). For Democrats in particular, this need to clearly identify threats to America and make it known that they will be taken seriously is paramount. This must also be met with the acknowledgement that military force is an option and that while it is acceptable for Americans to protest specific uses of military force, we do not live in a world where military force can ever be completely taken off the table.
At the same time, Americans must be leveled with regarding the dangers we face in the world. Americans citizens are savvy enough to know that sometimes we find ourselves between "a rock and a hard place" in that there are no good options that satisfy the sense of moral clarity that we so often seek.
Cases in point are both Pakistan and North Korea. The former is particularly dangerous given that Pakistan is a nuclear power that is home base to many senior Al Queda members and some of the most strident anti-Americanism. After all, the father of the Pakistani nuclear bomb spread WMD technology throughout the world and has been called a national hero. Although President Musharraf is a military dictator, he is likely all that stands between us and an Islamofascist state with nuclear weapons. The American people don't need empty rhetoric about how the U.S. doesn't bargain and deal with dictators, but with the honest claim that we need to work with Musharraf in order to keep the extremists at bay while we continue to pressure him to bring democracy to his country.
With respect to North Korea, our rhetoric about how we refuse to negotiate with terrorists is clearly absurd since North Korea is a terrorist state and we do nothing but negotiate with them. Why? Because they have nuclear weapons and could wipe out most of Japan and South Korea if we became engaged with them in a military conflict. Again, Americans should be leveled with and told how our current policy is seeking to create incentives for North Korea to give up its nuclear program and reduce tensions in the region. We need more than moralizing about an "axis of evil".
Looking back to the eve of the Iraq War, there is no doubt that the Bush Administration did not honor the commitment to level with the American people. As someone who opposed the Iraq War, more than anything, I took grave offense that my leaders were trying to bully and scare me into supporting the invasion. Despite evidence that Saddam likely had WMD, by all accounts Iraq did not represent an imminent threat. There were many other reasons to consider toppling Saddam's regime; notably his human rights offenses, his past territorial aggressions and current ambitions, and the desire to establish democracy in the Middle East. The Administration decided that the American people would not support a war on these premises and therefore used fear and deception to garner support. Our leaders should make an honest case under all circumstances.
Many commentators have (rightfully) pointed out that the Republicans have usurped the idealistic foreign policy rhetoric that used to characterize liberals, particularly those in the Wilsonian tradition. With his talk of spreading freedom and democracy around the world, President Bush has been able to successfully characterize Democrats and the Left as isolationists with narrow views of the national self-interest. Unfortunately, this rhetoric has not been matched with a commitment to confront the genocide in Sudan. Bush is famously noted for studying the Clinton Administration's failure to intervene in the Rwandan genocide and proclaiming "not on my watch". Well, it has happened on his watch and even after Secretary of State Colin Powell called the situation in Darfur genocide the U.S. has not intervened in any substantive way to put an end to it.
This blatant disregard for decades upon decades of the "never again" mantra that has been echoed in the Western World since the Holocaust casts America (and the rest of the West) in a terrible light. Those who most often oppose the use of military force point to our persistent lack of will to confront genocide as evidence of a morally bankrupt foreign policy.
I suggest that we either have a foreign policy that explicitly includes larger humanitarian goals or we make it clear that it is U.S. interests alone that dictate our actions. This middle ground in which lofty moral rhetoric is bandied about, but our actions are not consistent with these principles is bad for national morale and ultimately self-defeating. It is my suspicion that a large majority of Americans across the political spectrum would support a more consistent foreign policy with a clear humanitarian component and mandate.
With the recent scandals involving the U.N. Oil-for-food program and the sexual abuse of refugees, one would be forgiven for believing that Jesse Helms and all those on the Far Right who have been bashing the U.N. for decades may have a point. But there has never been a time when international cooperation is more urgent. Al Queda and other Islamofascists are believed to be operating in approximately 100 countries, our environmental problems are increasingly global in scope, and issues of migration and human trafficking are also becoming more serious. While no U.S. president should ever cede final decisions with respect to U.S. national security to the international community (the dumbest thing Kerry ever said was the "global test"- why couldn't he have just said truth and honesty?), the U.S. simply cannot tackle the problems we face alone and alienating large segments of the world is not in our interests.
Specifically, I think the move by the Bush Administration against the International Criminal Court (ICC) has been terrible for the U.S. image abroad. It fuels the belief that we consider ourselves above international law and is wholly inconsistent with a belief in universal rights such as freedom and democracy. If anything, the U.S. should be at the forefront of promoting international justice and demonstrating to the world that our people are subject to the same norms regarding crimes against humanity as everyone else. Obviously, the fear among our leaders is that rogue regimes will target U.S. politicians and servicemen and women for political theater and retribution, but this is more reason for the U.S. to be engaged in the process instead of trying to undermine it. The ICC is run in Europe and our allies have an incentive for the Court to be viewed as legitimate by the U.S.. They know as well as anyone that if push came to shove, the U.S. would never sit back and let one of our own be chastised by Cuba or Syria on trumped up charges. That being said, if one of our own does actually engage in crimes against humanity we should not be afraid to prove to the world that we are willing to see them punished in an international forum. And if we are actually worried about the possibility that members of our military or political establishment would engage in such conduct then perhaps we need to change our policies, not fight against the ICC.
In summary, I believe that the themes I have outlined above would go a long way towards alleviating the distrust many Americans feel towards our political leaders and also help to mend our relations with people around the world. While not a comprehensive foreign policy platform, both of these goals are clearly in our national interest.


PORTLAND, Ore., June 5, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Clinicient Inc., a leader in outpatient rehabilitation business solutions, today announced that Mountain River Physical Therapy, a premier provider of personalized orthopedic, sports and industrial rehabilitation in West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Virginia and Florida, selected Clinicient's PracticeInsight cloud based electronic medical record (EMR) and billing software. One of the fastest growing physical therapy providers in the region, Mountain River Physical Therapy chose Clinicient's integrated solution to increase therapist efficiency and access the advanced reporting and analytics necessary for the highest level of clinical and financial performance.
Clinical and financial data integration is emerging as a chief prerequisite for outpatient rehabilitation information technology investments. According to Black Books Rankings, an annual survey of the EMR market, 90 percent of private medical practices believe integrating practice management, electronic medical records, and revenue cycle management into a single system will ensure long term gains in both productivity and profitability. In touch with this market need, Clinicient's integrated PracticeInsight system features one source of truth for all patient, payer and provider information, making clinical and administrative workflow more efficient and accurate.
"We chose to partner with Clinicient after years of dealing with a cumbersome system that didn't represent true data integration. Getting clinical and financial data for reporting was difficult, disrupted our workflow and presented barriers to the growth of our organization," said Burton Reed, PT, OCS, FAAOMPT, president and owner of Mountain River Physical Therapy. "With Clinicient solutions, our clinicians are able to easily document therapies, while our administrators can file claims in a fraction of the time it previously took. Because Clinicient effectively marries the billing and clinical sides of our practices, our team functions as a well-oiled machine during our critical month end period. As a result, we stay focused on providing individualized patient care, which is the cornerstone of our success."
Clinicient's PracticeInsight cloud-based EMR and billing software provides users with one place to efficiently manage patient to payment. By bringing together clinical and financial information, patient documentation and billing always match and support Medicare requirements. Easy access to integrated data also puts practice performance analysis and insights at users' fingertips, unlike other systems' burdensome reports built from disjointed data stored in separate databases.
"As Mountain River continues to expand its operations, Clinicient is proud to supply solutions that will allow their practices to maintain the best-in-business patient outcomes and personalized care for which they've long been known," said Rick Jung, chairman and chief executive officer of Clinicient. "A long-standing focal point behind Mountain River's success is their continuing willingness to adapt and grow their service offerings. We are proud to provide the groundwork that will enable them to continue doing so in 2015 and beyond."
Founded in 2004, Clinicient is the only revenue cycle software and clinical solutions company exclusively focused on the outpatient rehabilitation therapy marketplace. With nearly $1 billion in payments under management, Clinicient supports thousands of therapists in 45 states across the United States.
Mountain River Physical Therapy is a private outpatient practice dedicated to attracting and retaining highly accomplished professionals to provide and support personalized orthopedic, sports and industrial rehabilitation services in a positive, friendly, and upbeat environment. The practice is built on the philosophy of delivering services to the patient by a professional physical therapist or physical therapy assistant with a continuum of care by the individual therapist or team from the initial patient evaluation to discharge. Mountain River Physical Therapy officially opened for business on July 19, 1999 in Mineral Wells, WV and has expanded to include multiple locations in Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia.
Clinicient helps outpatient rehabilitation therapy businesses manage change with a combination of cloud-based EMR, practice management and revenue cycle management solutions that optimize the entire care cycle from patient to payment. With nearly $1 billion in payments under management, Clinicient's solution maximizes payment while enabling therapists to deliver superior clinical outcomes that enhance the value of therapy to patient population health management. Clinicient is headquartered in Portland, Oregon. For more information call (877) 312-6494 or visit http://www.clinicient.com or follow Clinicient on Twitter @Clinicient.


WASHINGTON March 11, 2016 — Global terrorist and criminal networks are U.S. Southern Command's biggest threat, corrosively affecting the stability and security of the United States and every country they infect, Navy Adm. Kurt W. Tidd told a Senate panel yesterday.
"Our Central American partners are doing all they can to win their countries back from vicious gangs and narco traffickers, but they cannot do it alone. And because we remain the No. 1 world's consumer of illicit drugs, we owe it to them to do our part," Tidd said.


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Q: HttpContext.Current.Session keep return Object reference not set to an instance of an object on my class (MVC 5) I have class to keep PowerShell session. So that I can access the powershell session without to create a new session . Below is my snippet code
public class PowerShellSession : IHttpHandler, IRequiresSessionState
{
    public bool IsReusable
    {
        get
        {
            return false;
        }
    }

    public void ProcessRequest(HttpContext context)
    {
        throw new NotImplementedException();
    }

    public PowerShell PowerShell2010()
    {
        if(HttpContext.Current.Session == null)
        {
            WSManConnectionInfoSession connExch = new WSManConnectionInfoSession();

            var session = connExch.GetExchangeConnectionSession(2010);

            Runspace runspace = RunspaceFactory.CreateRunspace(session);
            runspace.Open();
            PowerShell Shell = PowerShell.Create();
            Shell.Runspace = runspace;
            HttpContext.Current.Session["PowerShell2010"] = Shell;

            return Shell;
        }
        if (HttpContext.Current.Session["PowerShell2010"] != null)
        {
            WSManConnectionInfoSession connExch = new WSManConnectionInfoSession();

            var session = connExch.GetExchangeConnectionSession(2010);

            Runspace runspace = RunspaceFactory.CreateRunspace(session);
            runspace.Open();
            PowerShell Shell = PowerShell.Create();
            Shell.Runspace = runspace;
            HttpContext.Current.Session["PowerShell2010"] = Shell;

            return Shell;
        }
        else
        {
            return (PowerShell)HttpContext.Current.Session["PowerShell2010"];
        }

    }
}

The problem is my code always return "Object Reference not set to an instance of an object" when I try to set value to session.
Here the code to set value on session
HttpContext.Current.Session["PowerShell2010"] = Shell;

Did I do something wrong?

A: I have no experience using Powershell. Having said that, a big part of the problem seems to be that your if() statements are incorrect.
First you check if(HttpContext.Current.Session == null) which is TRUE if the Session object can not be found in the current context. But then you proceed by attempting to use that Session object anyway, so no wonder you get the error that you are getting.
The next one seems wrong too: if (HttpContext.Current.Session["PowerShell2010"] != null), which would be TRUE if a previous attempt to store a Powershell object was successful. But then you proceed to create and store a new Powershell object, which totally defeats the cache that you apparently wanted. You need to replace this with == null, assuming that you will find a way to get to the Session object in the first place.
And last but not least, to have a bigger chance of getting to the HTTP Session object:

*

*make sure that Session state is enabled in your web server and/or Web.Config files;

*run as much of the code above in an MVC Controller class, instead of in a Type Library class or something like that. Or pass the HTTP Session object from the MVC Controller Action-method into the Type Library method using a parameter.

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namespace shell {
namespace test {

namespace {

void QuitLoop(base::RunLoop* loop) {
  loop->Quit();
}

}  // namespace

std::unique_ptr<Connection> LaunchAndConnectToProcess(
    const std::string& target_exe_name,
    const Identity target,
    shell::Connector* connector,
    base::Process* process) {
  base::FilePath target_path;
  CHECK(base::PathService::Get(base::DIR_EXE, &target_path));
  target_path = target_path.AppendASCII(target_exe_name);

  base::CommandLine child_command_line(target_path);
  // Forward the wait-for-debugger flag but nothing else - we don't want to
  // stamp on the platform-channel flag.
  if (base::CommandLine::ForCurrentProcess()->HasSwitch(
          switches::kWaitForDebugger)) {
    child_command_line.AppendSwitch(switches::kWaitForDebugger);
  }

  // Create the channel to be shared with the target process. Pass one end
  // on the command line.
  mojo::edk::PlatformChannelPair platform_channel_pair;
  mojo::edk::HandlePassingInformation handle_passing_info;
  platform_channel_pair.PrepareToPassClientHandleToChildProcess(
      &child_command_line, &handle_passing_info);

  // Generate a token for the child to find and connect to a primordial pipe
  // and pass that as well.
  std::string primordial_pipe_token = mojo::edk::GenerateRandomToken();
  child_command_line.AppendSwitchASCII(switches::kPrimordialPipeToken,
                                        primordial_pipe_token);

  // Allocate the pipe locally.
  std::string child_token = mojo::edk::GenerateRandomToken();
  mojo::ScopedMessagePipeHandle pipe =
      mojo::edk::CreateParentMessagePipe(primordial_pipe_token, child_token);

  shell::mojom::ServicePtr client;
  client.Bind(
      mojo::InterfacePtrInfo<shell::mojom::Service>(std::move(pipe), 0u));
  shell::mojom::PIDReceiverPtr receiver;

  shell::Connector::ConnectParams params(target);
  params.set_client_process_connection(std::move(client), GetProxy(&receiver));
  std::unique_ptr<shell::Connection> connection = connector->Connect(&params);
  {
    base::RunLoop loop;
    connection->AddConnectionCompletedClosure(base::Bind(&QuitLoop, &loop));
    base::MessageLoop::ScopedNestableTaskAllower allow(
        base::MessageLoop::current());
    loop.Run();
  }

  base::LaunchOptions options;
#if defined(OS_WIN)
  options.handles_to_inherit = &handle_passing_info;
#elif defined(OS_POSIX)
  options.fds_to_remap = &handle_passing_info;
#endif
  *process = base::LaunchProcess(child_command_line, options);
  DCHECK(process->IsValid());
  receiver->SetPID(process->Pid());
  mojo::edk::ChildProcessLaunched(process->Handle(),
                                  platform_channel_pair.PassServerHandle(),
                                  child_token);
  return connection;
}

}  // namespace test
}  // namespace shell

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When you think of post-traumatic stress disorder, you may think about someone returning from war, or a survivor of a mass shooting. In reality, any traumatic or dangerous event can cause symptoms of PTSD.
Most people will experience a traumatic or dangerous event in their lifetime. This may be the unexpected death of a loved one, or surviving a natural disaster. In most cases, the person will recover naturally. Those who continue to experience symptoms associated with the event may be diagnosed with PTSD.
The duration of PTSD will vary. Some people will recover within 6 months, while others have symptoms that last much longer. In some cases, the condition may become chronic.
Post-traumatic stress disorder can lead to other medical problems, including substance abuse and suicidal thoughts, or the ability to cope with day-to-day life. It is important that if you or a loved one has symptoms of PTSD, that you consult with a healthcare provider immediately.
Our body is designed to respond to stressful situations for short period of times to keep us safe and alert us to danger. When this stress response keeps happening, even when the person is safe and no longer in danger, it might lead to or become PTSD.
When diagnosing PTSD, a mental health provider will first ask about the event(s) and duration of symptoms.
The main treatment for someone with PTSD is therapy. Some people may also benefit from medication. However, the type of treatment depends on the individual.
It is important that a mental health provider who is experienced with post-traumatic stress disorder treat anyone with PTSD. Evidence-based treatments include Prolonged Exposure Therapy, Eye-Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), and Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TFCBT) for children and adolescents.
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Чоботарська волость — історична адміністративно-територіальна одиниця Ольгопільського повіту Подільської губернії з центром у містечку Чоботарка.

Деякі поселення волості станом на 1885 рік:
 містечко Чоботарка
 станція Крижопіль

За даними на початок 1911 року:
 старшина волості — Бойко Феодор Васильович;
 волосний писар — Міхполь Іван Мусійович;

Джерела

Примітки

Волості Подільської губернії
Історія Крижопільського району

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U3 Advisors and Sasaki were selected in summer 2016 to develop an innovation district master plan for Arizona State University's Polytechnic campus, located in Mesa, AZ. As part of its work, U3A conducted market and demographic analysis, defined the value proposition for the Polytechnic campus, identified partnership opportunities with the private sector and allied industries, and prepared an implementation and funding strategy for the district.


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Q: Trouble setting cache-cotrol header for Amazon S3 key using boto My Django project uses django_compressor to store JavaScript and CSS files in an S3 bucket via boto via the django-storages package.
The django-storages-related config includes
if 'AWS_STORAGE_BUCKET_NAME' in os.environ:
    AWS_STORAGE_BUCKET_NAME = os.environ['AWS_STORAGE_BUCKET_NAME']
    AWS_HEADERS = {
        'Cache-Control': 'max-age=100000',
        'x-amz-acl': 'public-read',
    }
    AWS_QUERYSTRING_AUTH = False

    # This causes images to be stored in Amazon S3
    DEFAULT_FILE_STORAGE = 'storages.backends.s3boto.S3BotoStorage'

    # This causes CSS and other static files to be served from S3 as well.
    STATICFILES_STORAGE = 'storages.backends.s3boto.S3BotoStorage'
    STATIC_ROOT = ''
    STATIC_URL = 'https://{0}.s3.amazonaws.com/'.format(AWS_STORAGE_BUCKET_NAME)

    # This causes conpressed CSS and JavaScript to also go in S3
    COMPRESS_STORAGE = STATICFILES_STORAGE
    COMPRESS_URL = STATIC_URL

This works except that when I visit the objects in the S3 management console I see the equals sign in the Cache-Control header has been changed to %3D, as in max-age%3D100000, and this stops caching from working.
I wrote a little script to try to fix this along these lines:
max_age = 30000000
cache_control = 'public, max-age={}'.format(max_age)

con = S3Connection(settings.AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID, settings.AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY)
bucket = con.get_bucket(settings.AWS_STORAGE_BUCKET_NAME)
for key in bucket.list():
    key.set_metadata('Cache-Control', cache_control)

but this does not change the metadata as displayed in Amazon S3 management console.
(Update. The documentation for S3 metadata says

After you upload the object, you cannot modify object metadata. The only way to modify object metadata is to make copy of the object and set the metadata. For more information, go to PUT Object - Copy in the Amazon Simple Storage Service API Reference. You can use the Amazon S3 management console to update the object metadata but internally it makes an object copy replacing the existing object to set the metadata.

so perhaps it is not so surprising that I can't set the metadata. I assume get_metadata is only used when creating the data in the first place.
end update)
So my questions are, first, can I configure django-storages so that it creates the cache-control header correctly in the first place, and second, is the metadata set with set_metadata the same as the metadata viewed with S3 management console and if not what is the latter and how do I set it programatically?

A: Use ASCII string as values solves this for me.
AWS_HEADERS = {'Cache-Control': str('public, max-age=15552000')}

A: If you want to add cache control while uploading the file....
 headers = {
    'Cache-Control':'max-age=604800', # 60 x 60 x 24 x 7 = 1 week
    'Content-Type':content_type,
  }

  k = Key(self.get_bucket())
  k.key = filename
  k.set_contents_from_string(contents.getvalue(), headers)
  if self.public: k.make_public()

If you want to add cache control to existing files...
for key in bucket.list():
  print key.name.encode('utf-8')
  metadata = key.metadata
  metadata['Cache-Control'] = 'max-age=604800' # 60 x 60 x 24 x 7 = 1 week
  key.copy(AWS_BUCKET, key, metadata=metadata, preserve_acl=True)

This is tested in boto 2.32 - 2.40.

A: A Note for future visitors: Use AWS_S3_OBJECT_PARAMETERS instead of AWS_HEADERS with boto3.
Also, CacheControl instead of Cache-Control.
So finally it will be,
AWS_S3_OBJECT_PARAMETERS  = {'CacheControl' : str('max-age=525960')} #one year

Source: https://django-storages.readthedocs.io/en/latest/backends/amazon-S3.html

A: cache_control is a property of key, not part of metadata.
So to set cache-control for all the objects in a bucket, you can do this:
s3_conn = S3Connection(AWS_KEY, AWS_SECRET)

bucket = s3_conn.get_bucket(AWS_BUCKET_NAME)

bucket.make_public()

for key in bucket.list():
    key = bucket.get_key(key.name)
    key.cache_control = 'max-age=%d, public' % (3600 * 24 * 360 * 2)
    print key.name + ' ' +  key.cache_control


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Q: How to check if images are loaded? I am using mjpeg format to display stream from IP-camera. The problems is that stream is unstable and i don't know when exactly it starts and so i need somehow check image url if there is for example > 5 images and then load it. Something like this, but check url before adding it to the page.
At the moment i have:
$('#image_div').append('');
$('#image').load(function(){
    console.log($(this));
});

In console it looks like: http://i.stack.imgur.com/iM88J.png
If there is no stream i receiving only one of this. So i need somehow check it before adding.

A: This is a great plugin that i've used in the past. For the most part it worked smoothly across most browsers.
https://github.com/desandro/imagesloaded

A: I'm not sure what this does:
$('#image_div').append('');

I have never worked with mjpeg and javascript, but I assume this URL is a stream of jpegs.
Anyway, you can create image objects, load them into memory and display them whenever you want. F.ex:
var cache = [];
$(new Image()).attr('src', 'http://'+url+':'+port+'/?up').load(function() {
    // image loaded but not injected
    cache.push(this);
    if ( cache.length == 5 ) {
        // 5 images loaded, do something with cache array
    }
});

Does this answer your question?


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NBA Referees Condemn LaVar Ball And Adidas For The Removal Of Female Ref From AAU Game
Robby KallandSenior Sports WriterTwitter
LaVar Ball is no stranger to controversy, especially when it comes to his views on women in the world of sports. His "stay in your lane" comments from prior to the NBA Draft directed at FS1's Kristine Leahy drew criticism from many over the sexist tone of the remarks.
More recently, Ball has found himself in hot water over his treatment of a female referee at the adidas Uprising AAU tournament after she gave him and his son LaMelo Ball technicals in the first half. The referee was removed at halftime by the tournament staff after Ball threatened to pull his team off the floor following the assessment of the technicals.
Ball insisted his motives weren't sexist and adidas noted there was a history between Ball and the ref that led them to the decision to remove her from the game, but then he offered a statement to ESPN's Jeff Borzello in which he noted that he didn't think a female referee could handle the men's game, which would certainly seem to be a misogynistic remark.
"It's not about me hating that lady or something like that," Ball said. "She just got caught in a bad place: messing with me. She's good. She's probably a great ref with the women. But this men's stuff? It's a difference between women's basketball and men's basketball. Just because we go like that and don't hit the ball don't mean it's a foul. But don't get your feelings personal."
Aside from him getting high and mighty over the "men's stuff" when discussing a tournament involving high school kids, there are more than enough examples of strong female referees at all levels of basketball. Among those decrying Ball's comments was the National Basketball Referees Association — the NBA's referee union — which released a strong, multi-tweet statement against Ball and adidas for the removal of the referee.
1/ This appalling story about the female referee removed during an AAU game warrants serious discussion. https://t.co/vHl2NJrzwA
— NBA Referees (@OfficialNBARefs) July 30, 2017
2/ First, the misogynistic comments and intimidation by the coach have no place in basketball – or anywhere.
3/ The actions by Adidas show what happens when an organization does not support those tasked with protecting the integrity of the game.
4/ We support the referee community. This offensive behavior cannot stand, & hurts all those involved in basketball: https://t.co/vHl2NJJaVa
It's a strong stance from NBA referees to provide some support for referees at lower levels, because, as they note in their tweets, there isn't enough backing of the refs from tournament officials if they'll remove an official mid-game because a coach threatens to walk his team off the floor because he thinks there's a perceived vendetta against him.
Topics: #NBATags: lavar ball, NBA, REFEREES


text:
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namespace Doctrine\Tests\Search;

use Doctrine\Search\Version;

class VersionTest extends \PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase {

    /**
     * @dataProvider getVersions
     */
    public function testCompareVersion($version, $expected)
    {
        $this->assertEquals($expected, Version::compare($version));
    }

    static public function getVersions()
    {
        return array(
            array('1.0', 1),
            array('0', -1),
            array('-1', -1),
            array('0.1-alpha', 0),
            array('0.1', 1),
            array('0.1-beta', 1),
        );
    }

}


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Q: Combine [FromBody] and [FromRoute] attributes in one model I am trying to create model, which I could use for Body and Route at once. I found solution here, but I would like to move it little bit further. Not using extra "body" class, but include everything in one class. I tried this, but it does not work.
    public class Car
    {
        [Required, FromRoute]
        public int CarId { get; set; }

        [Required, FromBody]
        public string UpdatedBy { get; set; }

        [Required, FromBody]
        public string Colour { get; set; }

        [Required, FromBody]
        public string Wheels { get; set; }

        [Required, FromBody]
        public DateTime UpdatedDate { get; set; }
    }

I am trying to use it as input for PUT method:
public async Task<IActionResult> CarUpdate(Car car, CancellationToken cancellationToken)

But I would like to have it like this:

Is it possible? Thank you.

A: Unfortunately you can only use FromBody once, you are trying to use it multiple times , this is why is not working. This looks akward but will be working
public async Task<IActionResult> CarUpdate(CarRoute carRoute, CancellationToken cancellationToken)

but you will have to add this to startup
services.Configure<ApiBehaviorOptions>(options =>
{
    options.SuppressInferBindingSourcesForParameters = true;
});

classes
 public class CarRoute
    {
        [FromRoute]
        public int CarId { get; set; }
        [FromBody]
        public Car Car { get; set; }
    }
    public class Car
    {
        public int CarId { get; set; }
        public string Name { get; set; }
        public string Colour { get; set; }
    }


text:
Mount Hibok-Hibok is een vulkaan op het Filipijnse eiland Camiguin. De berg is een 1332 meter hoge stratovulkaan. De laatste en meeste explosieve reeks van uitbarstingen van de vulkaan tussen 1948 en 1953 kostten in totaal ongeveer 3000 mensen het leven. Na deze uitbarstingen werd door de Filipijnse regering een instantie in het leven geroepen die tot doel had de actieve vulkanen van de Filipijnen te bestuderen en in de gaten te houden. Deze instantie staat tegenwoordig bekend als Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS).

Hibok-Hikok
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package org.jboss.summit2015.scanner.status.model;

import javafx.beans.property.SimpleStringProperty;

import java.util.Map;

/**
 * Created by starksm on 5/28/15.
 */
public class ScannerInfo implements Comparable {
    /** Map of the last published heartbeat message properties */
    private Map<String, String> lastStatus;
    /** The scanner id */
    private SimpleStringProperty scannerID;
    /** The number of messages the scanner has sent to broker */
    private int publishCount;
    /** The scanner system time of the last heartbeat */
    private long time;
    /** The elapsed time in MS since the last heartbeat according to the JVM time */
    private long sinceLastHeartbeat;

    public ScannerInfo(long time, int publishCount, Map<String, String> lastStatus) {
        this(lastStatus.get("ScannerID").toString(), time, publishCount, lastStatus);
    }

    public ScannerInfo(String scannerID, long time, int publishCount, Map<String, String> lastStatus) {
        this.scannerID = new SimpleStringProperty(scannerID);
        this.time = time;
        this.publishCount = publishCount;
        this.lastStatus = lastStatus;
    }

    @Override
    public int compareTo(Object o) {
        ScannerInfo other = (ScannerInfo) o;
        return getScannerID().compareTo(other.getScannerID());
    }

    @Override
    public boolean equals(Object obj) {
        return compareTo(obj) == 0;
    }
    @Override
    public int hashCode() {
        return getScannerID().hashCode();
    }

    public String getScannerID() {
        return scannerID.get();
    }

    public SimpleStringProperty scannerIDProperty() {
        return scannerID;
    }

    public void setScannerID(String scannerID) {
        this.scannerID.set(scannerID);
    }

    public Map<String, String> getLastStatus() {
        return lastStatus;
    }

    public void setLastStatus(Map<String, String> lastStatus) {
        this.lastStatus = lastStatus;
    }

    public String getProperty(String key) {
        return lastStatus.get(key);
    }
    public long getTime() {
        return time;
    }

    public void setTime(long time) {
        this.time = time;
    }
    public long getSinceLastHeartbeat() {
        return sinceLastHeartbeat;
    }

    public void setSinceLastHeartbeat(long sinceLastHeartbeat) {
        this.sinceLastHeartbeat = sinceLastHeartbeat;
    }

    public int getPublishCount() {
        return publishCount;
    }

    public void setPublishCount(int publishCount) {
        this.publishCount = publishCount;
    }

    public String toString() {
        return String.format("ID[%s]: %d,%d", getScannerID(), time, publishCount);
    }

    public String toString(long now) {
        return String.format("ID[%s]: %d,%d", getScannerID(), (now - time) / 1000, publishCount);
    }
}


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FMCSA Boss: HOS Reform Coming In "Short Order," Weighs In On Under-21 Truckers
BusinessPoliticsRegulationsTrucking News
Washington D.C. – Administrator of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), Ray Martinez, told a U.S. Senate committee on Wednesday that the agency's long-awaited proposed rule on hours-of-service (HOS) reform is coming soon.
Testifying before the Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee, Martinez was asked directly by Senator Deb Fischer (R-NE) when to expect the proposed rule to be made public.
"This has been an interesting process," Martinez said. "We, I believe, are in the final stages. I am hopeful that it will be in short order."
However, Martinez would not commit to a specific date.
"I hesitate to put a date certain on it," he commented.
Martinez's hesitancy is well-founded since the agency has already missed its announced target date of June 7, 2019.
"FMCSA's proposed rule on changes to the HOS regulations continues to be reviewed by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB)," an FMCSA representative said in an email to Transportation Nation Network on June 7.
"We look forward to receiving comments on our proposal and moving forward to make the needed regulatory changes," Martinez said on Wednesday.
Sources have confirmed to TNN the agency expects to publish the newly proposed rule this month.
MORE LIKELY TO BE AT-FAULT? MARTINEZ ALSO WEIGHED IN ON WHO HE BELIEVES IS MORE LIKELY TO BE AT-FAULT FOR THE RISE IN LARGE TRUCK-INVOLVED CRASHES… CLICK HERE TO READ MORE.
Under-21 Cross-Country Truckers?
Martinez discussed an array of other trucking industry topics including the agency's position on the controversial DRIVE Safe Act.
The newly re-introduced legislation would allow 18 to 20-year-olds to operate in interstate commerce.
When asked by Senator Rick Scott (R-FL) what the agency's position on the issue is, Martinez stopped short of endorsing the legislation.
"What we will do, as we are doing now, is conduct a pilot program or study to see if we can collect some data before we move forward on that," Martinez stated.
FMCSA ASKS: SHOULD 18 TO 20-YEAR-OLDS BE ALLOWED TO DRIVE CROSS-COUNTRY?
PUSH TO LOWER CROSS-COUNTRY DRIVING AGE TO 18 IS BACK ON
CRITICS URGE LAWMAKERS TO REJECT PLAN TO LOWER INTERSTATE DRIVING AGE TO 18
However, the FMCSA boss indicated restricting 18 to 21-year olds from driving cross-country is an antiquated regulation due to advances in technological safety systems.
"It makes you scratch your head. The rule has been in place since the 1930s. It deserves a good hard look now because things have changed. We have new technologies that may be able to monitor and tell us not all drivers under the age of 21 are the same," he said.
Senator John Tester (D-MT) had an interesting exchange with Martinez on the issue.
Tester is supporting the DRIVE-Safe Act and urged Martinez to lead the agency to do the same or the bill won't win the support it needs to become law.
"You guys try to come forth with an idea on whether you are going to support that or not because, I will tell ya, if the department doesn't support it, we are not going to get it passed, in my opinion, because everybody is concerned about safety," Tester opined.
"Obviously we want to engage with Congress on this issue. I hear it every day from stakeholders all around the country. We understand there is a shortage of drivers. So, we want to be helpful there, but our primary focus remains safety," Martinez countered.
Stay logged on to TransportationNation.com for the latest regulatory news impacting your career.
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Q: While Controller after completing isn't executing next thread I have a Thread group which takes data from CSV,in CSV i have few rows of data and first column of CSV file is defined as counter. I am having while loop controller in thread once the loop is completed successfully i.e. looped through all the data, its not executing next thread group in test plan.
In CSV Data Set Config:
i have set Recycle on EOF : False
Stop thread on EOF : True
Once loop is completed, should move on to next Thread Group.

While Loop Condition Variable.

Submit Order: Thread Group isn't getting executed

A: To continue Thread, you should set Stop thread on EOF to False
and check in While controller you didn't reached EOF:
"${Count}" != "<EOF>"


The Grammys and hip-hop continue to have a strained relationship.
For the second consecutive year, black hip-hop artists are leading the pack - but observers are still wondering if nominations success can translate into wins.
Rapper Kendrick Lamar leads the 2019 field with eight Grammy nominations, followed by fellow hip-hop artist Drake follows with seven.
The group is nominated in the World Music Album category along with artists such as Bombino, Fatoumata Diawara, Seun Kuti and Egypt 80.
"As always, we only have so many nominees in every category", he continued.
But controversy was threatening the gala before it even began, with a number of superstars declining to take part in the show's glitzy concert portion.
The GRAMMYs seem to have an issue with performers this year, yesterday Ariana Grande pulled out of the show due to creative differences.
China had objected to Prime Minister Modi's visit to the state saying that Beijing "firmly" opposed the trip. The prime minister is also visited Assam's Kamrup amid protests over Citizenship (Amendment) Bill 2016.
In addition to Grande, Ehrlich reported Kendrick Lamar, Drake and Childish Gambino turned down invitations to appear during the Grammys on account of the show's history of ignoring hip-hop artists. These categories include Album of the Year and Song of the Year.
Some viewers may tune into music's biggest night, which airs live on CBS on Sunday, to see who's missing rather than who's there.
The brazen comment drew outrage and prompted the executive, Neil Portnow, to say he would resign when his contract expires this summer. Women, from Lady Gaga to SZA to Maren Morris, make up many the nominations in song and record of the year.
The nominations have been set, the presenters have been chosen, but one thing the Grammys had a hard time doing this year was solidifying who would perform.
Grammy Award winners Alessia Cara, Julian Edelman, Eve, John Mayer, Bob Newhart, Smokey Robinson, Meghan Trainor, and hit DJ and producer Swizz Beatz - who's married to host Alicia Keys - will also take the stage to give away some of the night's exciting awards. The video shows her breaking the news to her family, including her husband Swizz Beatz, a Grammy victor in his own right, whom she appears to have awakened.
Talking about the match, India sealed a 159-run chase in the penultimate over of the match without much discomfort. They came into this game to win and that's what they ended the game with.
I remember Cristiano Ronaldo scoring a goal over the far side some years ago that wasn't too dissimilar - this is equally as brilliant.
Both women were treated at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King's Lynn and were discharged later that night. Prince Philip has given up his driving licence after a crash near the Sandringham Estate.
The omission of Cavani and Neymar from PSG's squad would serve as a major boost to United's chances of progressing past the French champions.
These multi-part missions take a lot more work, skill, and firepower to complete, but the rewards are far greater to match. Different endgame objectives will reward the player with crafting blueprints for gear and personalization items .
Another loaded and stolen gun that the juveniles allegedly hid in one of the aisles inside the department store was found. He was a member of a local band, Carverton , and the band's manager said that "he was loved by his friends and family".
At its height, the jihadist proto-state proclaimed by IS in Syria and Iraq in June 2014 was roughly the size of Britain. Mustafa Bali, the head of the SDF media office, described the assault as the "last battle".
You can then use this primary account on any platform, since every version of Fortnite now allows for cross-platform play. Head to the Epic Games site to read the complete breakdown of what will happen, what will be kept, and what will be lost.
Luke Glendening scored two goals for the Detroit Red Wings in a 3-2 win against the Edmonton Oilers at Rogers Place on Tuesday. Edmonton enters the all-star break one game under.500 at 23-24-3 and doesn't play again until February 2.
Based on the Chiron Sport, the limited-edition package features a "Le Bleu-Blanc-Rouge" theme to match France's tricolor flag. Inside, the French tri-colours are complemented by Deep Blue leather and contrasting Bright French Racing Blue.
City officials say Army troops installed more horizontal layers of the wire along the border wall last weekend. Instead, he believes it will hurt the residents of his city.
He has been perhaps the fighter most ready to fight anyone at any time for the past several years. McGregor is eligible to return in April and has been linked with a clash with Donald Cerrone .
Evidently, Whittaker began complaining of pain in his abdomen during the middle of the night and was taken to the hospital. Anderson Silva against Israel Adesanya has been moved up to the main event.
Ralph Northam's shocking medical school yearbook photo of someone in blackface and another person in a KKK hood surfacing. But Friday's accusation sparked a round of calls for his resignation, and even the threat of impeachment.
Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz criticized Trump for not releasing recent tax returns hours before the hearing Thursday. A House-Senate conference committee on a Homeland Security bill had been hoping to reach an agreement by Friday.


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Юдикаэль (Юэль) (, ; умер в ) — граф Ванна и Нанта с 992, незаконный сын Хоэля I, герцога Бретани.

Биография
После смерти в 992 году брата Хоэля II Юдикаэль унаследовал графство Ванн, а после гибели в том же году герцога Бретани Конана I, при поддержке графа Анжу Фулька III получил графство Нант, которое до этого удерживал герцог Конан. Однако в связи с молодостью первоначально Юдикаэль находился под опекой виконта Эмери III де Туар, который до 994 года носил титул графа Нанта.

Став совершеннолетним, в 994 году Юдикаэль потерпел поражение от нового бретонского герцога Жоффруа I и был вынужден принести ему вассальную присягу и выплачивать дань.

В 1004 году Юдикаэль был изменнически убит на дороге из Нанта в Ренн, когда направлялся к своему сюзерену. Нант и Ванн унаследовал его сын Будик.

Брак и дети
Жена: Мелисента, дочь графа Гуго II дю Мэн. Дети:
 Юдит (ум. 1063); муж: Ален Кеньяр (ум.1058), граф Корнуая с 1026
 Будик (ум. 1037/1038), граф Нанта и Ванна с 1004; жена: Адвис

Литература

Ссылки

Правители Европы X века
Графы Нанта
Графы Ванна
Внебрачное потомство герцогов Бретани


Deactivating Smart Dashboards is done per user. It can only be done by a system admin.
To deactivate the Smart Dashboards for any user, click on Dashboard from the Main Menu and then select Manage Users (system admin will have this option even if they have not activated smart dashboards for theirself).
Click the drop down to the right of the user that you want to deactivate dashboards for and select Deactivate.
A pop up message will ask you to confirm that you want to deactivate the Smart Dashboard for the user. Click Confirm to confirm or Cancel to cancel (keep Smart Dashboards active for the user.
You will receive a green validation in the lower right hand corner that the Smart Dashboard was deactivated. The drop down menu to the right of the user's name will now offer only the option to Activate Smart Dashboards (you can reactivate Smart Dashboards at any point, if you so desire).
Alternatively, if you wish to simply swap one Smart Dashboard user for another (that is, rather than deactivating one user and then activate a different user which will result in a second chart for Smart Dashboards, you want to simply substitute in a different user for the existing Smart Dashboard account/subscription), you can select Change from the right hand menu.
Start typing the name of the user you wish to change the subscription to and then select the user name off the list of matching results. Click Save to deactivate Smart Dashboards for the first user and activate them for the second user.
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Cameron, Julia (c. 1947–)
American writer. Born c. 1947 in Libertyville, Illinois; 2nd oldest of 7 children of James (advertising executive) and Dorothy Cameron; graduate of Georgetown University; m. Martin Scorsese (film director), Dec 30, 1975 (div. c. 1978); m. Mark Bryan (div. 1993); children: Domenica Cameron-Scorsese (b. 1976, actress and writer).
Poet, playwright, fiction writer, and essayist, wrote for Rolling Stone and the Village Voice; wrote the bestselling The Artist's Way (1992); other writings include the detective novel The Dark Room.
Dictionary of Women Worldwide: 25,000 Women Through the Ages
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Stagel, Elsbeth (c. 1300–c. 1366)
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Atxaga, Bernardo
Cameron, Julia
Cameron, John 1914-2003
Cameron, John
Cameron, Hilda (b. 1912)
Cameron, Eleanor (1912–1996)
Cameron, Earl 1917–
Cameron, Dorothy (d. 1958)
Cameron, Donaldina (1869–1968)
Cameron, Dean 1962–
Cameron, Christian 1962-
Cameron, Charles M. 1954- (Charles Metz Cameron)
Cameron, Charles
Cameron, Catherine M(ary)
Cameron, Bill 1943–
Cameron, Bessy (c. 1851–1895)
Cameron, Ann
Cameron, Angus Ewan
Cameron, Andrew Carr
Cameron, Alexander
Cameron, Agnes Deans (1863–1912)
Cameron, (George) Basil
Cameron's Closet
Cameron University: Tabular Data
Cameron University: Narrative Description
Cameron College: Tabular Data
Cameron, Julia 1949(?)-
Cameron, Julia Margaret (1815–1879)
Cameron, Kate (1874–1965)
Cameron, Kirk 1970-
Cameron, Lucy Lyttleton (1781–1858)
Cameron, M(alcolm) L(aurence)
Cameron, Maxwell A.
Cameron, Michelle (1962–)
Cameron, Robina Thomson (1892–1971)
Cameron, Rondo
Cameron, Stella
Cameron, Sue
Cameron, Theresa 1954-
Cameron, Thomas Fairfax, 3d Baron Fairfax of
Cameron, Verney Lovett
Cameron, Violet (1862–1919)
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Cameroon, The Catholic Church in
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Cameroons (former German colony)
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"""A Zombie Apocalypse simulator sample with scipy library."""

import multiprocessing
import os
import StringIO
import urllib

import jinja2
import webapp2

import zombie_apocalypse

JINJA_ENVIRONMENT = jinja2.Environment(
    loader=jinja2.FileSystemLoader(os.path.dirname(__file__)),
    extensions=['jinja2.ext.autoescape'])

def simulate(conn, params):
    """Creates a simulation object and generates a resulted png files.

    Then sends the contents of the png file to the parent process.

    Args:
        conn: A pipe object to interact with the parent process.
        params: A dictionary for the simulator constructor.
    """
    simulator = zombie_apocalypse.ZombieApocalypseSimulator(**params)
    image_buffer = StringIO.StringIO()
    simulator.plot(image_buffer)
    conn.send(image_buffer.getvalue())
    conn.close()

def parse_params(request):
    """Parses the WebOb request object and returns a dictionary.

    Args:
        request: a WebOb request object.

    Returns:
        A dict contains values extracted from the request, or the
        default values if not specfied.
    """
    initial_population = float(request.get(
            'initial_population',
            zombie_apocalypse.DEFAULT_INITIAL_POPULATION))
    initial_death_population = float(request.get(
            'initial_death_population',
            zombie_apocalypse.DEFAULT_INITIAL_DEATH_POPULATION))
    birth_rate = float(request.get(
            'birth_rate',
            zombie_apocalypse.DEFAULT_BIRTH_RATE))
    transmission_percent = float(request.get(
            'transmission_percent',
            zombie_apocalypse.DEFAULT_TRANSMISSION_PERCENT))
    return {
        'initial_population': initial_population,
        'initial_death_population': initial_death_population,
        'birth_rate': birth_rate,
        'transmission_percent': transmission_percent,
    }

class MainPage(webapp2.RequestHandler):
    """A handler for showing the simulator form."""

    def get(self):
        """Shows some controllers and an image tag. """
        params = parse_params(self.request)
        template = JINJA_ENVIRONMENT.get_template('index.html')

        image_url = '/draw_simulation?{}'.format(urllib.urlencode(params))
        params['image_url'] = image_url
        self.response.write(template.render(params))

class SimulationImage(webapp2.RequestHandler):
    """A handler for returning a graph showing the simulation result."""

    def get(self):
        """Shows a png graph showing the simulation result.

        We use a child process for generating the png file because the
        matplotlib.pyplot is not threadsafe.
        """
        params = parse_params(self.request)
        parent_conn, child_conn = multiprocessing.Pipe()
        process = multiprocessing.Process(target=simulate,
                                          args=(child_conn, params))
        process.start()
        self.response.headers['content-type'] = 'image/png'
        self.response.write(parent_conn.recv())
        process.join()

APPLICATION = webapp2.WSGIApplication([
    ('/', MainPage),
    ('/draw_simulation.*', SimulationImage),
], debug=True)


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THURSDAY, 29 SEPTEMBER – Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research and Innovation), Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS), Professor Dr. Shahril Yusof yesterday launched the Research Clinic and Innovation Clinic, aimed at providing consultation services to UMS researchers.
According to Professor Dr. Shahril, the facilities would enable UMS researchers continue doing research and innovation, as is the practice at the university.
"The existence of these two clinics would spur research in UMS, thus improving the quality of production and increasing the university's accomplishment in the Malaysia Research Assessment (MyRA)," he said.
Earlier, the Director of Centre for Research and Innovation (PPI), Associate Professor Dr. Lee Ping Chin announced that the Research Clinic would be conducted by the university's internal panel appointed based on their respective expertise, whilst the Innovation Clinic would be conducted by external panel, particularly from the industry.
She added, the Research Clinic would provide consultation on statistics, experimental design, data analysis, publication and translation.
Whilst the Innovation Clinic aimed at helping researchers develop their ideas towards quality research and with commercial value.


There are two funeral rooms next to the Church of the Finding of the Cross (within 40 m from the church), in Verkiai Regional Park, in a separate single-storey building. Every funeral room has a separate resting room fitted. Free Wi-Fi is available. The funeral rooms seat from 35 to 50 people. A separate parking lot is provided next to the building. There is a funeral equipment store next to the premises.


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Home > Vol 10, No 9 (2018) > Fọlárànmí
The Challenges and the Development of Style in Nigerian Art
Stephen A. Fọlárànmí
The development of artistic styles in the Nigerian art scene has developed almost along the same line as in other places worldwide, while the challenges facing the artist are almost the same everywhere. This may be so because these challenges are fundamental. The quest for identity, change, statement of purpose, sense of belonging, problem solving, and in some cases revolt, outright breaking of established art laws and most importantly personal experience are some of the influences and basis on which the creating or the development of styles in Nigeria rests upon. Some the styles and expression are new, while others are further developments, synthesis, or combinations from existing styles and techniques available in the different field of fine and applied arts. We are familiar with styles, which are trademarks of established and successful artists in our society; styles, which are a development of different art schools in Nigeria and in recent years the ones that are evolving among talented and creative young Nigerian artists. The later is what this paper seeks to examine. What are the challenges, Inspiration, and the motivation and most importantly influences behind these new innovations?


Saint Tropez designs are for the woman, who wants to feel fashionable every day. They create the season's must haves, the everyday hero and the perfect party look – accessible fashion for all occasions.
Saint Tropez is a danish fast-fashion brand owned by IC Group A/S.


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Thunderdell (), also recorded as Thunderdel, Thunderel, Thundrel, Thunderdale, or Thunderbore, was a two-headed giant of Cornwall slain by Jack the Giant-Killer in the stories of Tabart and others.

Jeff Rovin's The Encyclopedia of Monsters (New York: Facts on File, 1989) misspells Thunderdell as "Thunderel", and after describing him, proceeds to tell the basic story of "Jack and the Beanstalk" with no further mention of "Thunderel", despite being the title of the entry. He then refers readers to Cormoran.

Appearance
In Jack the Giant Killer, Thunderdell first appeared where he crashed a banquet that was prepared for Jack. During this time, he chanted "fee fau fum." Jack defeats and beheads the two-headed giant with a trick involving the house's moat and drawbridge.

Popular culture
 Thunderdell is in the Monster in My Pocket where his number is #98.
 The Thunderdell name is used for a giant in Jack and the Beanstalk: The Real Story who was portrayed by Bill Barretta. This version is based on the giant from "Jack and the Beanstalk".

External links

 Gandolf.com

Arthurian characters
British folklore
English giants
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The true cost of rezoning
Fayette News
Jack Bernard, a is a former PTC Planning Commission member and a retired SVP with a large national healthcare firm, has worked extensively with hospitals across the nation regarding cost containment and insurance. He was also the first Director of Health Planning for Georgia.
As our federal government continues to cut its fiscal responsibilities, more of the financial burden is being shifted to state governments, straining their budgets and forcing difficult choices. Cities and counties are raising their millage rates, charging user fees, rethinking how they can more efficiently manage programs, or cutting services altogether.
In many places, these budgetary woes are further exacerbated by city governments making zoning changes without understanding the direct and indirect costs to county and city budgets, particularly in the form of lost tax revenue. The total economic impact of any zoning changes must be calculated. Otherwise, cities and counties could be left in the unfortunate position of raising taxes and scrambling to recover lost revenue by cutting essentials like public works and fire services.
Cities often use zoning changes to advance their vision for local communities, including economic development and housing. However, when planning and zoning decisions are governed by primarily political considerations and calculation of revenues generated – and don't take into account all of the costs – there are often unintended consequences.
Take the recent rezoning in Peachtree City. The city is a diverse, affluent Atlanta suburb with the most stringent planning and zoning in the state. Recently, the city reviewed rezoning 66 acres that weren't a good fit for industry from light industrial and low-density residential to medium-density residential.
Various valid issues were raised concerning the change: Excessive tree removal, lack of amenity specifics, increased traffic, quality of life factors. But a much larger issue was not addressed: the effect on municipal, county, and school budgets caused by the negative change in tax revenue.
The developer had proposed building 160 houses on 66 acres, with each home averaging a cost of $360,000 and 1,600 square feet. The city tax breakeven point is $330,000 for a home; houses appraised over that amount bring in more taxes than are spent. Thus, we could expect that those 160 homes could bring in an excess property value of about $4.8 million. However, if 66 3,200-square-foot homes were constructed there instead and sold at $720,000 each, the city could end up with more than five times as much in "excess" taxes (i.e., tax revenue in excess of what services are costing the city and county) as the 160 less expensive homes.
In a solely economic sense, Peachtree City should have left the 66 acres low density, rather than change them to medium density. But due to pressure from developers and the lack of cost-benefit understanding by the city council, the medium-density project was unanimously approved. (Note that for the sake of brevity, I simplified the discussion of this model. Other key criteria, including housing affordability and diversity, could be present in other cases – factors that could offset the need for revenue maximization.)
As a former elected official, I know poor planning and zoning decisions are not the only cause of tax increases. However, as I communicated to the Peachtree City Council members prior to their rezoning vote, total costs must be considered. Otherwise, in the long term, with more and more rezonings down the road, milage rates will inevitably rise. That is just math.
Each planning and zoning review should require a separate budgetary analysis based on the specific facts of each case. Although it might require more staff work and training of planning and zoning commission members, city council members, and county commissioners, an inclusive consideration of both costs and benefits should be done before any final decisions are made. It is vital for the fiscal health and quality of life in our cities and counties – and doing otherwise could ultimately harm residents.
Article reprinted from Feb. 2019 Planning Magazine.
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Three strikes and you're out, say Greens on Hinkley
10 July 2018 7 September 2014 by Media
Greens say the case for building a new nuclear power station at Hinkley is now firmly closed. They cite three strong arguments for not proceeding with the controversial Hinkley C power plant: European Competition law; cost and delay, and the irrelevance of nuclear for future electricity generation. These are in addition to the crucial issues of safety and the unresolved question of what to do with nuclear waste, say the Green Party.
Molly Scott Cato, Green MEP for the South West and long time campaigner against nuclear, said: "Its time to abandon nuclear power. The government's whole nuclear strategy is legally questionable; fails to offer us energy security, either in the short term or long term and makes no economic sense".
Greens have challenged the legality of up to £17bn worth of 'back door' government subsidies to EDF, the company planning to build Hinkley C; a deal currently being investigated by the European Commission to see if it constitutes illegal State Aid [1].
Greens also point to a similar reactor being built in Finland, which is now expected to be almost a decade late and well over budget [2]. They say that similar delays to Hinkley would totally undermine one of the key arguments the government uses to justify its nuclear programme: that nuclear is urgently needed to fill the energy gap and 'keep the lights on'.
Finally, Greens highlight a report from giant multinational investment bank, UBS, which concludes that the proposed £16 billion Hinkley Point C nuclear power station could be obsolete within 10 to 20 years [3]. The report says large power stations will soon become extinct because they are inflexible, and are "not relevant" for future electricity generation. The bank urges investors to "join the [solar] revolution".
Molly Scott Cato concluded, "This really is a case of three strikes and you're out".
The Green Party reaffirmed its opposition to nuclear power at its autumn conference in Birmingham at the weekend.
See Stop Hinkley website: http://stophinkley.org/StopPress.htm
[1] http://www.theguardian.com/business/2013/dec/02/european-commission-inquiry-hinkley-point-deal
[2] http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/09/01/finland-nuclear-olkiluoto-idUSL5N0R20CV20140901
[3] http://www.westernmorningnews.co.uk/EDF-Energy-urged-Hinkley-C-bank-s-report/story-22863095-detail/story.html
Andrew Bell, Media Officer to Molly Scott Cato MEP abell@phonecoop.coop 07903 932220 @aw_bell
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An interesting and quieter variation of the main Camino Portugues central route, the Portugues Coastal Way or Caminho da Costa runs from Porto to Santiago following the wild Atlantic coastline of northern Portugal and Galicia.
Starting in Porto, you take in the last two sections of the Pilgrimage to Santiago following rugged coastline rather than the landlocked Traditional Route. This gives you a chance to explore a different Camino, one bursting with Portuguese flavours, amazing little fishing villages and traditional cuisine.


DENVER — As a result of the recent tragedies surrounding the law enforcement community, there is a scam going around asking for money.
"I couldn't believe it, I honestly couldn't believe it," said Sarah Watson, who answered a scam call.
She said she got a call Wednesday afternoon that she thought was like any other.
"The guy on the phone just said I'm calling to take donations for fallen officers, equipment for the officers," Watson said.
The out-of-state caller couldn't answer any questions about where the money would go or what organization he was with, and when she started to get skeptical, Watson said he became pushy.
"Just trying to run his guilt trip about, if I don't donate it's going to be bad," Watson said.
Watson didn't fall for what turned out to be all the red flags of a scam.
"We see it very often with tragedies," Krista Ferndelli with the Better Business Bureau said.
She said these kinds of scams are common.
"Press for things like the exact name of the organization, how and where the funds will be distributed, do some research on your own, like going directly to the website and making sure that the efforts are valid," Ferndelli said.
If anyone uses high-pressure tactics to try to get information, Ferndelli said that's a sign it's a scam.
Most said the calls were from out-of-state numbers, but one reported an in-state number.


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Kurpie () is one of a number of ethnic regions in Poland, noted for its unique traditional customs, such as its own types of traditional costume, traditional dance and distinctive type of architecture and livelihoods. Kurpie is also the name of the people of this culture.

The Kurpie region is located in Poland on a lowland plain called the Mazovian Region (Mazowsze), which was once covered over by two forests known as the Puszcza Zielona (the Green Wilderness) and the Puszcza Biała (the White Wilderness).

The Green Wilderness (Puszcza Zielona) is usually associated with the White Wilderness (Puszcza Biała), and together the two forests are often referred to as the Kurpie Forest (Puszcza Kurpiowska) because the two forests were populated by inhabitants who, over the centuries of isolation, developed a unique culture of their own, called Kurpie.

On today's map, the Kurpie region comprises Mazovia, Podlasie and, to a small extent, the Warmia and Masuria region. Populated areas in Kurpie today are generally in the towns of Myszyniec and Ostrołęka and the villages of Czarnia, Dylewo, Jednorożec, Kadzidło, Lipniki, Łyse and Zbójna.

The name Kurpie

The people from this region were originally called people of the wilderness (puszczaki). However, these puszczaki made their shoes from fiber from the linden tree, and these bast shoes, called kurpś, became of a name the outsiders used to describe the inhabitants of this region.

The forests

The first people who settled there found the heavily forested area to be sandy and muddy. Beekeeping, producing pitch, and iron smelting were the principal commercial occupations with beekeeping highly regulated; however, families also hunted and fished, gathered mushrooms, collected fruits and nuts, and generally used the forests to provide them with their daily needs.

At home, amber was polished, and men used forest material to create wood products. The women became very accomplished in weaving linens and cloths.

Until the middle of the 19th century the Kurpie forests remained generally pristine. Soon afterwards, however, forested areas were cleared to allow farming, which, because of the poor soil, was found to be marginal. Cattle breeding was also introduced at this time.

Selective chronology
The Kurpie region was part of Poland from the beginning of Polish history in the 10th century.
 14th Century - Ordered colonized by Masovian Prince Janusz I
1563 – the great plague and fire.
1656 – Kurpies unsuccessfully fought the invasion of the Swedish Army.
1673 – the village of Lipniki was founded. Kurpie population reaches 1,000.
1683 – Villages of Kadzidło, Wach, Zawady and Obierwia now in existence.
1700s – Swedish, Russian, Saxon and Polish troops march through Kurpie during the Great Northern War.
1708 - a battle between the Kurpie people and the Swedish was fought near Kopański Most. King Charles XII of Sweden was placed in a position of danger after Kurpies' attack.
1735 – Kurpie supported king Stanisław Leszczyński and fought Russian and Saxon troops during time of the Konfederacja Dzikowska. Stach Konwa, a Kurpie hero, was killed during the battle of Jednaczewo.
 1794  - During the Kosciuszkowskie uprising General Antoni Madaliński, organized Kurpie infantry troops.
 1795 – the area was placed under East Prussian governance and now had a population of 51.432.
 1806 – Kurpies fought in the 6th Infantry Regiment of Warsaw Duchy against Austria.
1807 - a battle between the French and the Russian armies was fought near Ostrołęka.
1815 – the Kurpie region reverted to the Kingdom of Poland.
1831 – Kurpies participated in the November uprising in Poland forming partisans troops under Józef Zaliwski.
1863 – Kurpies participated in the January uprising in Poland supporting Zygmunt Padlewski troops.
1880-1910 – numerous Kurpie residents emigrated to America because of the inability of the land to support the growing number of people.
World War II – Kurpies formed resistance movements against the Nazis.

Kurpie traditions

Because of their isolation, Kurpie folks—who were neither serfs nor nobles but reported directly to the king—took on a unique culture all their own.

A Kurpie house

Traditional Kurpie homes were made out of timber and thatched, with crosses or flags mounted on a gable roof. The roof's fascia and bargeboards often featured carved decorative ornaments, and were usually topped with heads of animals at the ridge. The interior of the house was sparse, the floor was wooden, and windows always contained six panes of glass. Shutters and doors were painted. In 1927, Adam Chetnik established an open-air museum in Nowogród which showcases traditional Kurpie homes and other elements of their culture.

Traditional costume

Although their costumes were similar, Kurpies in the north had one type of costume and Kurpies in the southern part of the region had another. For example, in the north, women wore red skirts with a green vest over a white linen blouse with some trim and always a necklace made of amber. Women in the south wore green skirts and employed more elaborate embroidery and needlework in their costume.

Kurpie men in the north wore long brown coats tied around the waist with a red sash. They wore white linen shirts and white trousers which are fastened at the bottom with straps from the Kurpie shoes which they wore. Men from the north can be distinguished from men in the south since men in the north wear dark brown top hats and men from the south wear small black caps.

There is some variation in the costume. For example, a man's trousers could be grey or white, and women might wear a red or a white blouse.

Folk dance

Kurpie, like other Polish regions, has its own traditional dances, such as the "horse" (konik) where dancing men mimic a horse and rider.

Kurpie Palm Sunday

During this season, Kurpies delighted in making tall Easter Sunday palms out of small trees and decorating them with flowers and other ornaments in order to protect their houses from ghosts.

Easter

Kurpie women were famous for their beautifully decorated Easter eggs, and cookies made in the shape of the Easter lamb.

Cut-outs
Kurpie women have always been famous for their paper cut-outs (wycinanki) of animals, geometric designs, flowers, and so on.

Smigus-Dingus

This custom was characterized by people sprinkling water over each other in celebration. The intent was to show your affection for the person being sprinkled, and therefore men generally took the lead in sprinkling women.

God's day celebration

A celebration which is still popular today is a religious procession to various altars, with participants wearing their traditional costumes. The leaders of the procession bless the Kurpie lands as they proceed.

Harvest celebration

In August Kurpies collected grain and flowers and took them to church to be blessed.

Winter celebration

On 6 December a celebration was held praising the good fortune that the cattle had not been eaten by the wolves. However, wolves have long since disappeared from Kurpie.

Christmas

An embossed wafer (opłatek), featuring a religious scene, was shared with family members and with the cattle. Women placed hay under the table and children wandered the streets and sang Christmas carols in return for treats.

New Years celebration
Cookies were made in the shape of animals (called "bulls") and other cookies were made in the form of a circle with a bird shown on it (called "years"). Together, these cookies were hung from the ceiling.

Kadzidlańskie Wedding

The traditional Kurpie Kadzidlańskie Wedding is well known throughout Poland and includes dances, songs, chants and wedding ceremonies based on ancient wedding rituals.

Kurpie music

The music of Kurpie is very different from that of its neighbors. Over one thousand original Kurpie songs were recorded by the Polish priest, Władysław Skierkowski, in his book "Puszcza Kurpiowska w pieśni".

In Henryk M. Górecki 's third symphony, titled "Symphony of Sorrowful Songs", the first part of the symphony was inspired by Kurpie music.

Kurpie today

From the days of forest living to the days of marginal farming, Kurpie today is vastly different than its traditional past. Since the end of World War II, education, migration, improved methods of farming, improvement of commerce, and infrastructure growth have brought Kurpie into the modern age.

Further reading

A vivid account of the Kurpie region and its people during the 17th-century Swedish invasion can be found in the beginning of Chapter 55 of Henryk Sienkiewicz's "The Deluge." A brief account of the Kurpie peasant attack on the Swedish army may be found in Chapter 111 (page 554 of volume two).

Sienkiewicz dramatically describes the personal characteristics and activity of the Kurpie people in Chapters XX and XXI of his historical novel "The Teutonic Knights":

Gallery

See also

 Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
 Congress Poland
 Culture of Poland

References

Articles and pictures about Kurpie
Kurpie
Kurpie district
Mazovia history
A Brief History of the Kurpie People
KURPIE - the land and people
Kurpie (in Polish)

Masovia
Regions of Poland
Polish traditions
Ethnic groups in Poland
Slavic ethnic groups


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package org.apache.eagle.service.security.hdfs;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.List;

import org.apache.hadoop.conf.Configuration;
import org.apache.hadoop.fs.FileStatus;
import org.apache.hadoop.fs.FileSystem;
import org.apache.hadoop.fs.Path;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

/**
 *
 * This class is responsible for all FileSystem Querying Operation
 * Example
 * List of Directories
 * List of Files and It's Paths
 *
 * This internally it uses Hadoop FileSystem API to List the files
 *
 */
public class HDFSFileSystem {

	private String hdfsEndPoint;
	private static Logger LOG = LoggerFactory.getLogger(HDFSFileSystem.class);

	public HDFSFileSystem( String hdfsEndPoint )
	{
		this.hdfsEndPoint = hdfsEndPoint;
	}

	/**
	 * Creates FileSystem Object
	 * @param config
	 * @return
	 * @throws IOException
	 */
	public FileSystem getFileSystem( Configuration config ) throws IOException
	{

		return FileSystem.get(config);
	}

	/**
	 * Brows the Files for the specific Path
     *
	 * @param filePath
	 * @return listOfFiles
	 * @throws Exception
	 */
	public List<FileStatus> browse(String filePath) throws Exception
	{
		LOG.info("HDFS File Path   :  "+filePath +"   and EndPoint  : "+hdfsEndPoint);
		FileSystem hdfsFileSystem = null;
        FileStatus[]  listStatus;
        try {
			Configuration config = createConfig();
			hdfsFileSystem = getFileSystem(config);
			Path path  = new Path(filePath);
			listStatus = hdfsFileSystem.listStatus( path );
		} catch ( Exception ex ) {
			LOG.error(" Exception when browsing files for the path " +filePath , ex.getMessage() );
			throw new Exception(" Exception When browsing Files in HDFS .. Message :  "+ex.getMessage());
		} finally {
			 //Close the file system
			if( hdfsFileSystem != null ) hdfsFileSystem.close();
		}
		return Arrays.asList(listStatus);
	}

	/**
	 * Create Config Object
	 * @return
	 */
	public Configuration createConfig() throws Exception {
		Configuration config =  new Configuration();
		config.set(HDFSResourceConstants.HDFS_FS_DEFAULT_NAME, this.hdfsEndPoint);
		return config;
	}

}


I welcome you to the Uganda Registration Services Bureau website. As a bureau we are mandated to among others register business names, companies, business documents, intellectual property like trademarks, patents, copyrights, utility models and designs. URSB is also responsible for registration of all marriages, licensing churches to celebrate marriages and solemnizing civil marriages.


DURHAM, NC, June 26, 2014 /24-7PressRelease/ – Rheti has taken another step toward proving that anyone can build a great mobile application by announcing the public beta launch of its platform. Rheti's first product, an Android application, transforms today's complex app development process into an enjoyable, simple to use, and highly customizable experience benefitting programmers, non-programmers, and even corporations. If you've ever had an app idea (for your life or job), or wished a particular app you currently use worked differently, Rheti will enable you to build that app using only your smart phone.
In the past two years, there's been a surge of app builders claiming to build "native apps" while "requiring no coding". These web-based tools generally allow users to build cross-platform apps with the capability of integrating a limited number of pre-built features. Typically, the end result is an app that runs like an HTML5 app (even though it's labeled native), with a monthly subscription fee, and a similar look and feel to all of the other apps created with that platform. Rheti is fundamentally different in both its technology and pricing structure. Consequently, it is more easily compared to WordPress and IFTTT rather than these other web app builders.
Rheti is free to use. It allows you to build true native Android apps without programming experience. What stands out is Rheti's ability to enable customization throughout the entire building experience, ensuring that apps can be as unique as the user desires. To do this, the app features a growing marketplace of 75+ native and third party features (including WeMo sensors, Google Login, Facebook Login, Geofences, Timers, even an Augmented reality street view) that users can integrate into their apps; much like a WordPress plugin marketplace. All of these are production ready and can be combined or edited within the app to form newer or better features. Additionally, Rheti makes it simple to connect with data from different feeds including Facebook's Parse, JSON, and Google Docs. Today, users can integrate these Rheti-made feed and marketplace features but the company does plan on opening its marketplace to developers who want to contribute and benefit from Rheti's ecosystem.
Rheti is already enabling its users to build complex native apps like "your own Snap Chat" or "your own Yelp app", and simple apps like "your own Facebook page app" or "your own business app". Once a user is finished building, a simple tap on "Get App" inside the Rheti menu will trigger Rheti to generate a signed application and send it directly to your email address within minutes. You can then decide whether to publish it in Google Play or distribute it internally.
Rheti is free to download but charges 50 "Rheti points" for users to generate a published app. This is equivalent to a one-time fee of $2.99. Rheti is slated for release later this year.
You can find more details about this upcoming release by visiting Rheti's blog announcement (http://www.rheti.com/rhetis-platform-to-build-apps-launches-public-beta/).
Founded in 2012, Rheti's believes that any person can build a great mobile application. Rheti's first mobile app builder, an Android application, requires no previous programming knowledge and leverages a catalog of hundreds of features, third party APIs, and pre-built app templates to create native apps using touch commands. Customers who build apps using Rheti get to market 90% faster and can quickly customize their apps to make them unique in both functionality and design. Users interested in learning how to program are also able to use Rheti's to understand the methodologies behind scripting. Rheti is available for free in the Google Play store https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rheti.appcreator.
Please visit http://www.rheti.com for more information.