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Cyril Devaux was a modest man who never drew attention to himself. He never spoke about his war years unless asked. Like every aspect of his life, he served to the best of his ability and when the war ended without him being deployed, he quietly moved onto the next chapter of his life. Years later, his youngest son Nick, aged twelve, stumbled upon Devaux's WWII pilot logbook. Too young to fully appreciate the detailed account of Devaux's journey of flight, the book's relevance remined relatively obscure. Devaux died in 1997, and along with him, the finer details of his WWII experience. Gradually however, Nick began to understand the significance of the detailed entries in his father's logbook. They tell the story of a man who left the tiny British territory of St Lucia and became a fully qualified fighter pilot. With the war in Europe over, Devaux transferred to the Royal Naval Air Service in order to participate in the planned Japanese invasion. History thankfully denied Devaux the chance to see combat. His logbook however, attests to his determined effort to serve.
In 2016, a story about aging Japanese fighter-pilot Kename Harada, inspired Nick to request an autograph in his father's logbook. Despite sending the book all the way to Japan, Harada sadly passed away before he could sign. Harada's countryman, Hiroshima atom bomb survivor, Shigeaki Mori agreed to sign shortly after.
Mori's simple signature triggered an appreciation of the profound gravitas of firsthand WWII experiences and the rapidly diminishing time left to seek them. Thus began The Log Book Project (TLBP).
Over 4 years, 100 signatures, and thousands of miles later TLBP continues to request autographs and accounts of WWII veterans and witnesses around the globe. A secondary but equally important endeavor involves documenting the book's remarkable journey through the hundreds of hands that have carefully facilitated this unique poignant token, its mission, and all it signifies.
Duty, sacrifice and the importance of family are some of the common themes evident across the varied cultures of the signatories. Veterans universally will ask not to be termed "heroes". They will however, ask to be remembered. Future generations who encounter the book and the compilation of testimonies, will hopefully therefore appreciate the unspeakable horrific suffering and deprivation experienced by millions – on All Sides – during World War II and the need to strive continuously for peace and reconciliation. TLBP is thus dedicated to all who suffered incalculable and irreplaceable losses and to those who served in order to purchase the freedoms so often taken for granted today.
From inception the project has flourished through the kindness of individuals and organizations who readily agreed to facilitate the book's progress.
There is a growing list of individuals who extend continuing yeoman support without which, the project would be a shadow of its current self.
A list of these persons will be added shortly.
The Log Book Project attempts to retell the story as accurately as possible – but we are not renowned historians or researchers. We start with the firsthand account as related by each signatory augmented and supported by ongoing online research. We welcome any input aimed at increasing accuracy including pointing out any inaccuracies as may inadvertently occur.
Please contact us through the contact page: we look forward to hearing from you!
TLBP grew out of an intrinsic interest in the history of WWII by project founder Nick Devaux, last son of Cyril Devaux. The project's growth to date has been entirely organic and voluntary. This website is part of a process to introduce a more formal structure to manage TLBP's legacy going forward.
One of the many next steps will be the acquisition of formal permission to present these stories in this and other published forums. In the interim any desire to be removed from this website expressed by a signatory or next of kin, will respectfully be honored.
TLBP is privately funded. Donation enquiries can be addressed to TLBP through the contact page.


Children are fond of Birthdays, even if its not their own. The environment, the Dresses, Balloons, Hats and a Big Cake is all that they need. A Birthday party with young guests is an event in itself. Kids can be seen running around, playing, with stained clothes and open shoes-laces. Nevertheless, its fun to look at.
Children Cannot Imagine Having a Birthday without a Large delicious Cake. They think birthdays and cakes are synonymous.
No Kid's Birthday Would Be complete without conical hats on every head, its like a ritual and sometimes even the adults fall prey to these customs.
The heart and soul of every Children's birthday party is the Games they are made to play. Children participate with all their hearts and often end up with stains on their clothes and breaking some articles.


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Akira (Tsubasa Nakagawa) and his father (Taro Suruga) have just moved to town from Tokyo. Akira misses his old life in the city and is more comfortable daydreaming and sketching than socializing with his classmates, who are busy making preparations for their school's closing ceremony. Eventually, his drawing skills pique the interest of his peers, and he begins to make friends. Maki (Itsuki Nagasawa), on the other hand, has completely isolated herself from her classmates, refusing to attend school in the midst of her family's financial struggles. The gossipy kids at school tell Akira that he should stay away from Maki, but he inevitably befriends her after they both follow a mysterious green light in the sky that leads them to a crop circle.
Follow the Light is a theme-driven film. It's filled to the brim with every kind of theme and conflict it could possibly fit into 104 minutes, including friendship, young love, depression, identity, divorce, financial struggles, and change. While Akira and Maki get the most screen time, there are a handful of side characters who each introduce a meaningful conflict into the story. There's Akira and Maki's teacher (Rina Ikoma), who longs to leave town for a job in the city, and there's Maki's uncle, Hideo (Toshiro Yanagiba), a farmer who struggles to keep up with changing ecological conditions and economic demands. In the midst of all these conflicts and individual stories, the teenage and adult characters are joined together by a few common threads. In their own way, they're each looking for a place to belong, and they each fear losing their identities as their familiar community changes before their eyes. Although there's a lot going on in Follow the Light, these commonalities keep the story balanced and make it easy to follow. The numerous characters and themes also put Akira and Maki's conflicts into perspective, revealing their strengths and flaws as they try to fit in with other students and adults who have their own problems.
Toshiro Yanagiba as Hideo in FOLLOW THE LIGHT. Photo Credit: SOUL BOAT INC.
Some teen movies try to introduce a bunch of characters and conflicts quickly by using overbearing, spoon-fed dialogue that can make teen protagonists look dramatic and pretentious. However, Follow the Light avoids that problem by developing its characters and themes through strong performances and incredibly detailed cinematography rather than through painfully direct dialogue. The teenaged cast members are particularly impressive, and they each develop a strong and entertaining character that speaks to our own sense of loneliness and our longing for identity. Itsuki Nagasawa portrays Maki with grace and respect, acting out her rollercoaster of emotions without overdoing it. Tsubasa Nakagawa gives an equally strong performance, successfully carrying all of Akira's pent-up depression in his facial expressions. These memorable performances take Follow the Light to the next level, adding multiple dimensions to the story's characters.
The performances are supplemented by strong cinematography and visuals that keep our eyes glued to the screen throughout. Within the first few minutes of the film, Narita establishes three distinguishable spaces, each one the perfect stage for the themes of the story to develop. There's the school with its overbearing white and grey palette, the light and colorful space of the rice fields, and the dark, cramped (but still cozy) space inside Akira's home. The cinematography draws us in with sensory details, from Akira's pencil scratching across rough sketch paper to delicious dishes prepared by Maki's uncle that sizzle and pop with heat. The soundtrack also helps to tell the story, starting with a hollow silence that is eventually broken by a simple piano melody when Akira makes his first friend at school. Every technical aspect of Follow the Light works together to support the conflicts and characters, creating a cohesive and engaging story.
Tsubasa Nakagawa as Akira in FOLLOW THE LIGHT. Photo Credit: SOUL BOAT INC.
It's difficult to capture the explosive emotions of the teen years without oversimplifying those emotions or relying on overused tropes from the coming-of-age genre, but Follow the Light pulls it off rather well. Strangely enough, it's the adult characters in the story that aren't as well developed. Perhaps it's because the kids get more screen time, but the adult characters are more one-dimensional, frequently ruining the mood in heartfelt moments with obvious and insincere dialogue. The adult characters make parts of Follow the Light feel more like a movie for kids rather than a movie with universal themes that happens to be about kids.
Follow the Light has several loose threads to tie up in the end, and it has trouble finding a good stopping point. The numerous characters and conflicts at play make the film feel a little longer than it is, and the ending, especially, seems a tad bit unsteady. As a whole, however, it is emotionally full and well-rounded, taking us on a pleasant journey with perfectly timed highs and lows. With only a few minor pacing and dialogue hiccups, Follow the Light successfully explores a broad scope of emotions and celebrates adolescence without once belittling its teen protagonists.
Release Info: Screened during the 2021 Fantasia International Film Festival
MPAA Rating: N/A
Runtime: 104 minutes

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A Fight for the Future of San Diego
Eric Jaffe
Officials think they crafted a balanced regional transportation plan; two environmental groups, and the state Attorney General, don't
When you ask the people of San Diego what they want in a transportation system, the answer is usually balance. In a 2009 survey [PDF] by the nonpartisan Public Policy Institute of California, 75 percent of San Diego residents thought the region should complement its existing highway system by expanding the transit network and implementing programs like congestion pricing. The feeling is more than an abstraction: In 1987 San Diego voters approved a half cent sales tax to finance long-term transportation improvements, with a third of that money dedicated to transit, and when the tax came up for extension in 2004, two-thirds of voters agreed to support it for another 40 years [PDF].
In late October, metro San Diego leaders adopted a long-term transportation plan that seemed to reflect this balanced mission. The 2050 Regional Transportation Plan is the result of years of effort by the San Diego Association of Governments, or SANDAG, a coalition of local leaders entrusted with crafting the region's transport policies. SANDAG's ambitious, $214 billion plan boasted an "integrated, multimodal transportation system by mid-century." About a third of the plan's funding in its first decade will go toward transit projects, with that share rising to 57 percent in the final 10 years of the plan. To some the plan felt too focused on mass transit at the expense of highways, including the editors of the North County Times of San Diego, who "disagreed heartily" with it on those grounds.
Not everyone sees a balanced transportation network in the plan's details. Instead some see a highway-heavy blueprint that fails to embrace the tenets of smart growth or to address the problems of climate change. Two environmental groups have sued SANDAG in the hopes it will reconsider the plan. In a joint lawsuit [PDF] filed in late November, the Cleveland National Forest Foundation and the Center for Biological Diversity claim that the 2050 plan "will inevitably spur sprawling growth throughout the region." Meanwhile the state Attorney General considers the plan "inconsistent" with California's environmental goals, according to a letter issued to SANDAG from that office [PDF].
These critics charge that the 2050 Regional Transportation is front-loaded with highway projects and defers major transit efforts until the later years. By that time, they fear, the San Diego region will be locked into an auto-centric transportation network that encourages unsustainable types of development and ignores the transportation needs of its cities. According to SANDAG's own estimates, both greenhouse gas emissions and vehicle-miles traveled increase toward the end of the plan, they point out.
"What the San Diego plan really does is, instead of shifting toward transit and reducing vehicle miles traveled, it continues dependence on freeway expansion — envisioning sprawl type development, extending further out into hinterlands," says Kevin Bundy, senior attorney for the Center for Biological Diversity. "When you increase freeway access you make it easier for development to continue moving further and further and further out from urban cores, moving further away from transit corridors."
Without question the San Diego 2050 plan makes room for transit projects. Of the estimated $214 billion in spending outlined by the plan (in year-end dollars), nearly $107 billion is dedicated to public transportation. Meanwhile the regional highway network receives just $49 billion, while local roads get $37 billion, with land use and other efforts making up the difference. Compared with previous regional plans, the area "that expanded the most would be our transit plan," says Charles "Muggs" Stoll, director of land use and transportation planning at SANDAG.
The transit project list itself is substantial. The plan provides money to double-track the COASTER, San Diego's commuter rail, as well as the SPRINTER, its light rail system. It allocates funding to both improve and expand the San Diego Trolley system, including a new line stretching from San Diego State University to the downtown area. It emphasizes bus-rapid transit and other bus-related services, including transit-signal priority at intersections. It sets aside $700 million to upgrade pedestrian passages to transit facilities, and will implement the $419 million, 500-some mile San Diego Regional Bicycle Plan [PDF].
The upshot of these efforts, according to SANDAG's 2050 plan, will be compact, transit-oriented urban development. Whereas some 45 percent of all people in the region live within a half mile of transit right now, that figure will rise to 64 percent by 2050. To accommodate the population growth in urban areas, the plan forecasts a "dramatic" rise in dense housing, particularly for areas with more than 20 dwelling units per acre. All told, the system is designed to give San Diego residents "alternatives to driving alone."
"For well over a decade our region's been moving toward more development in the already urbanized areas," says Stoll. "Because of that, probably over a decade ago we started focusing on moving away from investing in the highways that reach out into those more rural areas of the county and focusing more of the investments in the existing urbanized areas. In this plan, which goes out 40 years … we definitely continue that."
The source of the contention is not so much which transit investments are made but when they get implemented. Critics of the plan contend that too many major transit projects are deferred toward the middle and end of the timeline: double-tracking of the SPRINTER, for instance, is delayed until 2030, as are 11 of the 13 trolley projects. Even the first decade of the plan is misleading in the eyes of critics. Though funding is relatively even — $10.3 billion for transit to $9.7 billion to highways — only a couple big rail projects are scheduled (amid a cluster of bus upgrades). Meanwhile the plan calls for multiple highway widening efforts over that same span: new lanes on Interstates 5, 15, and 805; expansions of a number of state routes; and an all new corridor in the two-mile toll highway State Route 11.
This early disparity in project focus, if not spending, will perpetuate an automobile culture and encourage sprawling land use practices, says Duncan McFetridge, executive director of the Cleveland National Forest Foundation. (That's Cleveland as in Grover Cleveland, the president who established nature reserves in Southern California, not Cleveland, Ohio.) As evidence of this eventual trend, he points to the plan's estimates for vehicle miles traveled. Although car mileage drops 12 percent from recent totals by 2020, it actually gets a bit worse over the long-term life of the plan — bumping up to a total 7 percent decline by 2050. Waiting to pursue transit projects also increases the chance that funding for those efforts will fall through.
"The metro area that we've established has a prime need for transit infrastructure, and the polls show that people want transit for the metro area," McFetridge says. "People want transit. Why would you promote freeways that are obviously not going to serve the metro urban area?"
The Cleveland Foundation believes SANDAG's decision to pursue highway expansion projects rests in part on "fatally flawed," "useless" modeling of San Diego transit ridership. According to a March 2011 report [PDF] commissioned by the foundation, prepared by the consulting firm Smart Mobility, SANDAG predicts that just 4 percent of "high" income residents — those making more than $60,000 a year — will commute by transit in 2050. That figure fails to consider that ridership levels tend to increase with system quality; after all, in San Francisco, nearly 30 percent of "high" income residents commute by transit.
SANDAG's plan may also be influenced by a false assumption made about land use developments, according to the Smart Mobility report. Whereas most transportation experts recognize that transit and highway investments create different types of land use, SANDAG modeling suggests the region's 2050 development will look pretty much the same "regardless of whether the region chooses to invest in highways or transit," the analysis concludes. "This assumption belies common sense and is simply wrong."
"This is an outrageous planning failure," says McFetridge. "We'd like to see the outcome [of the lawsuit] as a proper analysis that would require building and funding transit-first — but the [SANDAG] document has to be done properly in the first place."
As an alternative, the Cleveland Foundation proposes what it calls a 50-10 Transit Plan. The idea is to pack transit investment into the first ten years and to halt new freeway construction (aside from safety improvements) until the transit system is fully operational. That would make transit competitive with auto travel in and around the urban core, and lead to dense, transit-oriented development, according to the plan. The result will be shorter commuters, lower vehicle miles traveled, and less congestion for everyone, it says. "To delay implementing a transit-first policy is tantamount to not acting at all," the 50-10 plan concludes.
"We tend to think of these freeway projects as normal and necessary, and I think we just haven't seen the kind of real investment in transit that will really change the paradigm," says Bundy, the attorney for the Center for Biological Diversity, the foundation's partner in the lawsuit. "Now we're trying to add transit back into cities that were really just planning around the car. It's very hard to deal with reversing that infrastructure once you get it in place."
The realities of securing federal transit funding make a 50-10 plan implausible, counters Stoll. For one thing, the Department of Transportation doles out highway and transit money through two separate administrations; passing up highway dollars wouldn't increase transit funding, it would leave free money for San Diego on the table, he says. (In early December both the Federal Highway and the Federal Transit administrations completed a satisfactory review of the SANDAG 2050 plan.)
In addition, says Stoll, it's important to understand that very few of SANDAG's road projects will result in traditional highway expansion. On the contrary, most of the regional road work will lay the foundation for transit improvements by creating a system of "managed lanes" — free-flowing, "flexible" lanes that can be used interchangeably for bus-rapid transit, high-occupancy vehicles, or congestion pricing efforts like high-occupancy tolls. Without those improvements, the transit options in those corridors won't be competitive with car travel, says Stoll, so calling them "highway expansion" projects is misleading.
"I think some of the folks saying that would prefer that zero dollars be spent on highways and all dollars be spent on transit," he says.
With the adoption of the 2050 plan, San Diego became the first major metro area in California to comply with the state's new climate change law. That law, known as S.B. 375, requires long-term transportation plans to meet targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. San Diego's plan estimated emissions reductions of 13 percent by 2020 and 14 percent by 2035 — meeting the respective goals of 7 and 13 percent established by the California Air Resources Board [PDF]. But by 2050, according to SANDAG's estimates, emissions reductions will be just 10 percent below current levels under the plan. That amounts to a relative rise in carbon pollution over the years.
"It sort of looks like exactly the opposite of what S.B. 375 was supposed to do," says Bundy. "That really indicates that there's something seriously wrong with this plan. It's not actually going to achieve the long-term reductions that people were hoping to see come out of S.B. 375, and that are really necessary for California to do its part in heading off the worst impacts of climate change."
While the 2050 emissions figure isn't legally mandated like the S.B. 375 targets for 2020 and 2035, it runs counter to an executive order passed when Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger was in office a few years back, which recommended 2050 emissions levels that were 80 percent below 1990 levels. That led state Attorney General Kamala Harris to draft a letter to SANDAG in September expressing disappointment with the 2050 plan. "[T]he suite of strategies relied on by SANDAG, which include a heavy reliance on roadway expansion projects, does not deliver GHG [greenhouse gas] reductions that are sustainable in the long term," Harris's office wrote.
SANDAG explains the emissions rise, in part, as the result of transit investments made during the early years of the plan. It also points out that the targets established by the Air Resources Board date to 2005, when driving and emissions levels were higher than they were during the recession. That made it easier to beat the target in the short-term but harder as the economy improves "and more residents are driving to jobs," in the words of the SANDAG plan. Last, SANDAG assumes that toward the end of the plan urban areas will reach peak development, and settlement will naturally leak out toward remote areas accessible primarily by car.
For the time being, the regional 2050 plan will proceed on schedule, even as the lawsuit does the same. Both environmental groups would be happy with a revised plan that emphasizes transit first and pushes hard for emissions to decline consistently throughout the duration of the plan. Stoll says SANDAG isn't about to back down from what it feels is a plan that will benefit residents of San Diego county for years to come.
"We believe it's a very good and balanced plan for our region," he says. "So to the extent that somebody wants to challenge it, we're prepared to defend it."
Top photo credit: Flickr user Chris Ostermann
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Eric Jaffe is the former New York bureau chief for CityLab. He is the author of A Curious Madness and The King's Best Highway.


Welcome to Project Life Tuesday 2011! If you are new to The Mom Creative, welcome (and thank you Becky!). I hope you will stay awhile. I'm Jessica: wife to Matthew, mom to Elias, a delicious two-year-old, with another on the way, a marketing professional, savvy deal finder, photo lover and memory keeper trying to juggle it all.
Each Tuesday, I will post my pictures/journaling from the previous week, as well as host a linky for readers to link up their pictures. Please be sure to include the Project Life Tuesday button in your post, which Becky Higgins' designer kindly created.
Sunday, January 2: My sister and Dan visited for the New Year's weekend. I love this picture of the three of us!
Monday, January 3: Before Melissa and Dan took off, we took a group shot on the tripod. It was a bit sunny, but I love that we are all together. You can also see my growing belly!
Tuesday, January 4: Our condo is a bit drafty, so Elias has been rockin his Elmo slippers in the morning! I think I love them as much as he does.
Wednesday, January 5: Tonight I had to leave for a work trip to Chicago. I was so excited to use my new suitcase that I got for Christmas from my sister-in-law (she sells Thirty-One), but not excited to leave my family.
Thursday, January 6: No picture: I forgot to bring my small camera to Chicago! Thursday night, after a long video shoot, Rachel and I met for dinner. We hadn't seen each other since her wedding, but it was like we hadn't missed a week. It was wonderful to spend a couple hours catching up over delicious Italian food.
Saturday, January 8: Uncle Danny and TeeTee brought Elias an Aquadoodle when they came to visit. He has been coloring on it non-stop. I think every parent of a two-year-old should have it. It is the best invention!
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In case you need a quick refresher, blockchains are made up of chronological records of transactions. The information that's stored in these ledgers is saved in verifiable chunks, which are known as blocks. Blocks are chained together to form blockchains.
This technology is completely revolutionary, but it's yet to go mainstream. That being said, blockchain technology is already proving successful for a variety of companies in various fields, from security to transportation and logistics.
Below are five blockchain companies to keep your eye on moving forward.
Blockchain is often associated with digital currencies, but it has many other applications. For example, individuals can use blockchain to register and protect their copyrights — free of charge.
Binded helps customers register and protect their images. When you register a photo on their platform, it is assigned a permanent, unalterable timestamp. As soon as this information is added to a blockchain, it stands as a "proof of publishing" certificate. From this point on, you can provide your timestamp as proof of publication to protect your photo from being used without your consent.
Blockchain has special advantages when it comes to the tracking and efficiency of shipping. A company named ShipChain is capitalizing on this opportunity and disrupting transportation and logistics on the blockchain.
From the second a shipment disembarks to the moment it arrives, it can be tracked on ShipChain's transparent blockchain. For the first time in history, companies and individual buyers don't have to follow their products on one or more single access points. Instead, they can track them across the entire supply chain, between all carriers.
Most recently, ShipChain's innovative concept has won the company a place in the Blockchain in Trucking Alliance. This, alongside their all-star team of big-name entrepreneurs Kevin Harrington (yes, the guy from "Shark Tank") and John Monarch, has made their company the default platform in the blockchain shipping and logistics industry.
Blockchain's roots are in finance, a space that's inherently resistant to change. As a result, it's taken companies time to gain traction in this sector. Still, a few startups in blockchain finance are starting to make it big, one of which is Due.
Due provides seamless payment processing for freelancers and businesses. With their Digital Wallet, people can instantly pay and get paid with credit, debit, eCheck or Due Cash. With transaction costs under three percent and no monthly fees, it's hard to find a lower rate anywhere else. In fact, if you find a lower rate, Due will match or beat it for you.
Sony and IBM recently finished developing a digital system that chronicles and organizes digital educational records on a blockchain. Their platform can store all types of educational information, from degrees to test results.
With this advancement, there will no longer be a reason for institutions and companies to send communications back and forth to gain information. Instead, all parties will be able to share information instantaneously. With the help of AI, companies and college-level institutions could even analyze the blockchain to come up with ideas that could help improve educational institutions and their curriculums.
Proper elections require valid voters, secure records and trusted tallies. These requirements make several current voting systems susceptible to a variety of issues, but blockchain tools could change this in the near future.
Follow My Vote makes it possible for people to cast, track and count votes on a blockchain. Their platform creates a public, verifiable ledger that can decrease the need for recounts and foul play analysis.
If governments accept voting transactions through a blockchain, they can show voters that their votes are unaltered and not removed for illegitimate reasons. They can also prove that illegitimate votes aren't added to an election.
Blockchain is useful in far more sectors than finance. Although this technology is synonymous with digital currencies, it's applications are much, much greater.
Entrepreneurs have come to show that blockchain can transform more industries that previously thought possible. Ultimately, every sector, from transportation to education, can be bettered with a transparent, verifiable register that's seamless and resistant to corruption.


Breathe in; breathe out. Breathe in; breathe out. Breathe in; breathe out.
I choose to focus on the things I can control.
I place my attention on the next thing to do, and only the next thing to do.
I release the things that are not my responsibility to control.
I am willing to delegate a portion of my responsibilities.
I am okay. All will be okay.
Things will be what they will be. I cannot change the past or completely control the future.
I relax into the present moment knowing that this is the only thing that needs my attention right now.


Managing your bankroll is the most important aspect of gambling. Whether you are playing Poker, betting on sports or at a local casino, having a bankroll strategy is essential. It's unlikely that on your first visit to the casino you're going to win enough to not have to go back, so take your time and be patient with how you use your money.
The key to this is to minimize the risk of losing your entire bankroll by making rational and sensible decisions. Some of the following tips can be used to manage your bankroll and increase your longevity at the casino.
This is the most basic and fundamental rule to stick by when deciding on whether or not to bet at the casino. If you can barely manage to pay your monthly bills and other life expenses, then going to the casino should be at the back of your mind.
Although it might seem like a quick and easy fix, it can be a huge problem in the future if you fall behind on bills and end up having to loan money from other sources. Therefore, if you can afford to lose a specific amount of money every month, then use that for other things in your life, e.g. betting at the casino.
Using this method is particularly difficult and takes a lot of discipline to execute when the adrenaline of a winning streak kicks in. You should set yourself a target before every session and try to stick to out to increase your chances of making money and decrease your chances of losing. For example: Using $50 for your session, if you happen to reach $100 then set $50 aside as a guarantee that you won't lose any money during the session.
This allows you to just use your winnings as a betting stake which will take the stress away from a losing streak and also add that safeguard element. If you manage to keep on winning during the session, continuously putting $50 into your pocket will help your bankroll in the future in coping with losing sessions and will be good practice in keeping to a strict strategy.
Dividing your bankroll into separate visits is of utmost importance and will maintain your strict mindset of being cautious and sensible with your betting. Limiting what you spend during each session will allow you to withstand the variance that is involved with casino betting. It's important that when you are having a losing session that you can afford to take the hit and come back another day and try your luck again.
A typical way of limiting your spend is the following: If you have $200 a week for four sessions at the casino, then using $50 a day is recommended to limit what you can lose. What you don't want to do is to use extra money that is outside of the $50 a day spend, you will find yourself losing money very quickly which can lead to chasing your losses.
Although the above strategies are relatively strict and conservative, taking a shot and increasing your stake now and again isn't something you should avoid. If you are on a winning streak and can afford to take a chance, then increase your betting amount to try and make the most of a heater. However, ensure that you can afford to take these risks and make sure it won't affect your bankroll for later sessions.
Chasing your losses is something all gamblers have heard about and should be avoided at all times, no matter how bad it might get. If you have bad session after bad session, the worst thing you can do is let your emotions take over your rational thought and start to increase your betting stake and volume.


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Q: How do I get node.js working on my server? I am new to node.js and have got it working fine on localhost.
For localhost I am using xampp, then have a .bat file which runs node app.js (runs the server).
It works perfectly and runs the game as you can see below with both characters appearing on each screen and the positions being communicated over the server.

Then when I try and run it on the server after using ssh to run "node app.js" it outputs
    info  - socket.io started
like it does when I run it on local host, but then when I run the app I get the following errors (I had these errors previously when trying to get it working on local host - they appear when the server doesn't run properly..):

Any help would be great, Thanks!
on the client side I have this code in the html file:
<script src="http://localhost:8080/socket.io/socket.io.js"></script>
and
    var socket = io.connect('http://localhost:8080');
which is then used to run all the functions. e.g.
socket.on('message', function (data) {
    var player = ig.game.getEntitiesByType( EntityPlayer )[0];
    if(player)
    {
        player.messagebox = player.messagebox + '\n' + data + ' disconnected';
    }
});  `

on the server side I have the code:
var app = require('http').createServer(handler), io = require('socket.io').listen(app), fs = require('fs') app.listen(8080);

A: Change var socket = client.connect('http://stuartjones.me:8080'); to var socket = io.connect('http://stuartjones.me:8080');.
Using http://localhost as a connection will not work. You must use your server IP address or domain.

A: You must connect to your server and not to localhost. Try this var socket = io.connect('http://255.255.255.255:8080'); where you replace 255.255.255.255 with the IP address of your server. Change the address of your script too:
<script src="http://255.255.255.255:8080/socket.io/socket.io.js"></script>
Are you sure that your node.js server listens to the 8080 port, that this port is opened (not blocked by a firewall), and that the socket.io module is installed (via npm) on your server?
You can see these posts for more information:
Socket.IO - require is not defined
socket.io - ReferenceError: io is not defined

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Like father, like daughter: Freshman center aims to outpace father's success at alma mater
Media Credit: Courtesy of the GW Athletic Department (left), Hatchet File Photo (right)
Freshman center Ali Brigham's father Bill, an alumnus who played for the men's basketball team, hasn't missed one of Ali's games since sixth grade.
By Will Margerum Nov 22, 2020 11:06 PM
When freshman center Ali Brigham steps onto the court this season, she will continue a family legacy that started when her father took his first steps on the Smith Center hardwood in 1991.
As a senior forward in his second year with the Colonials, Bill Brigham reached the Sweet 16 of the 1993 NCAA Tournament. Now, Ali Brigham said she is seeking to make her own mark on the program's history and help the team raise an Atlantic 10 and NCAA Championship banner.
"He definitely tried to keep the doors open for me for other schools just so I wasn't sold just because he went there," Brigham said. "But I got on campus, and I met the coaches, and I met the team, and it's just honestly like I would have come here anyway if my dad didn't play here."
Ali Brigham was coached by her father growing up, and he became an assistant coach on her high school team while she was in her final two years at Franklin High School in Massachusetts. She said playing without her dad on the sidelines will be an adjustment, adding that she often looks to him during games for encouragement and advice.
"I'd be looking around to see where he was if I messed up or something, and I'd just be waiting for him to tell me something to fix," Ali Brigham said. "It's definitely a little weird though, coming here and not having him on the sidelines. I was telling one of my coaches, 'Do you notice that I look at you every single time I mess up?' because of my dad – I'm just used to that."
Ali Brigham said she doesn't feel the weight of expectation to live up to her father's legacy on the men's team, but she does hope to one day eclipse his achievement with an NCAA Tournament ring of her own.
"My family, we're very competitive," Brigham said. "So if my dad made it that far, I just want to make it even farther. I wouldn't say pressure, but we'll say competition."
Fans aren't allowed to watch games in person due to the pandemic, meaning Bill Brigham can't attend her games at the same gym that he once played in her first year with the team. Ali Brigham said her dad hasn't missed one of her games since sixth grade and missing him in the stands this season will be "upsetting."
"We're just working with it," Ali Brigham said. "It's 2020."
Bill Brigham said if some states allow spectators at games, then he will travel from his home in Massachusetts to be at all of them. He added that he took solace in the fact that unlike during his career, he can take advantage of technology to watch the games.
The athletic department released an online fan experience dubbed the "Suite Life" that provides an ESPN+ account to watch games, merchandise and virtual fan events.
Bill Brigham said GW started scouting Ali when she was entering the ninth grade. A finalist for the Gatorade State Player of the Year in Massachusetts during her senior year, she had no shortage of offers from Division I programs but eventually decided on being a Colonial, Bill Brigham said.
He added that when his daughter's coordination grew to match her 6-foot-4 frame at the end of her sophomore season, GW started to show more serious interest. Ali Brigham would graduate high school as the highest scorer in Franklin High School boy's or girl's basketball history, netting 1,692 points and ripping 1,276 boards.
Despite her dad's history at the University, Bill Brigham hadn't been to Foggy Bottom until he attended a recruiting trip for Ali, he said. He said the visit was his first time setting foot on campus since his graduation in 1993, and he got lost trying to find his way from the hotel to the Smith Center.
"She was like, 'Dad you should know, you went to school there,' and I was like, 'Well that was 25 years ago, hon. Things have obviously changed since I was there,'" Bill Brigham said. "It was definitely nice to be back, and again I'm looking forward to actually going and watching a game in there."
The size of the University and its location in the nation's capital were attractive factors to both of them. Bill Brigham said he also targeted schools where his daughter could make an immediate impact while also growing as a player.
"The bigger thing that we always try to talk to her about is that it's not just getting there," Bill Brigham said. "It's about once you're there, we need to find a school that you'll be able to step in and contribute."
Ali committed to GW on her father's birthday as a surprise for him, Bill Brigham said. He added that if Ali can stay healthy, no one will remember his feats during the 1990s because of what she could accomplish.
The unique nature of the connection is not lost on head coach Jennifer Rizzotti, who called it "pretty special" to have a former student-athlete see their child follow in their footsteps.
"There's a sense of pride there," Rizzotti said. "I know he really tried hard not to push Ali here, but he was very excited that she chose on her own to be a part of this."
This article appeared in the November 23, 2020 issue of the Hatchet.


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Imake es una interfaz al preprocesador de C a la utilidad make para los sistemas Unix.

Es usado para generar archivos Makefile desde una interfaz, un conjunto de funciones de macro de cpp y un archivo por directorio llamado Imakefile. Esto permite que se mantengan separadas las dependencias de la máquina (como las opciones del compilador, los nombres de comando alternativos y las reglas especiales de construcción) de las descripciones de los distintos elementos a construir.

Se desarrolló para el Sistema de Ventanas X y ha sido parte de su distribución desde la versión 11. Desde la versión X.org X11R7.0 ha sido reemplazado por GNU autotools.

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It's that time of the year when the sun is preparing itself to pour its harshness in the form of scorching heat. The very famous source of Vitamin D can be too cruel onto your skin and health, if not taken seriously. Yes Fellas! Summers are here! Here is your guide to prepare yourself to be playful and fresh under the harsh clutches of the Sun.
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Summers are getting worse each year but they cannot make us compromise on our playful mood. All you need is to follow these simple steps and you are ready to challenge the season in a healthy and safe mode.


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					name = data.display_name != null ? data.display_name : channel,
					description = status === "online" ? ":" + data.status : "";
				var html = `

						${name}

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				status === "online" ? $("#display").prepend(html) : $("#display").append(html);
			});
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I work in Information Technology, supervising the overnight shift. We handle anything and everything that may come along from 7pm to 7am for company employees and customers. Not telling the company though.
1. User calls in at 2:30am, "I sent a message directly to terminal ### but I haven't gotten a response from them! It must be your fault!" - After checking terminal logins we found that they send their message to a terminal that no-one was logged in to, so of course they didn't respond.
2. User calls in at 8:30pm, "I'm locked out and desperately need to send this report tonight! Oh, and my VPN hasn't worked in 8 months..." - User is a moron. We got him in enough to send his report and sent a ticket to his regional support tech to go find him and educate him.
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Department / Division/
Integrity Unit/
Integrity Unit Integrity Unit
BACKGROUND AND CORE FUNCTIONS
In 2013, the Government of Malaysia decided to have all government agencies establish and operate a specialized unit to manage integrity issues. The Ministry's Integrity Unit was formed in line with this decision. The Unit's core functions as provided under Service Circular No. 6 of 2013 are to –
a) Ensure the Ministry observes and practise principles of good governance at all times;
b) Inculcate and develop a culture of integrity among the Ministry's officers and staff;
c) Investigate and verify complaints concerning unlawful act, misconduct and unethical behaviour by the Ministry's officers and staff; and to report unlawful act to the proper law enforcement agency;
d) Receive and take action on complaints or information concerning unlawful act, misconduct and unethical behaviour by the Ministry's officers and staff;
e) Ensure the Ministry's compliance with applicable laws and regulations; and
f) Act as secretariat for the Ministry's Disciplinary Board.
INTEGRITY COMPLAINTS
Members of the public, as well as Ministry's officers and staff can report cases of integrity violation, misconduct, unlawful act and unethical behaviour.
Complaints and reports received by Integrity Unit will be categorized into the following –
a) Misconduct – Any act which violates the code of conduct under Public Officers (Conduct and Discipline) Regulations 1993 and/or other regulations in force; and
b) Corruption – Any offence of requesting, offering or accepting bribe; making false financial claims; abuse of power for personal gratification as provided under Section 16, 17, 18 and 23 of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission Act 2009; and other offences under the Act.
Complaints can be submitted through the following channels –
a) By e-mail: integriti@kln.gov.my
b) By telephone: +603-8887 4694 / 4077 / 4074 / 4084
c) By fax: +603-8881 0941
d) By post/letter: Integrity Unit, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Malaysia, Aras 5, Bangunan Asrama Wisma Putra, No. 1 Jalan Wisma Putra, Precinct 2, 62602 Putrajaya, Malaysia
e) Walk-in: Complainant can request to see an officer at the address above.


In the Siege of Tempest Refuge, players have to defend Tempest Refuge from a Dominion Assault, and protect a generator that is creating a protective barrier around the city. Players are given command over five rookie soldiers, who will level up and become more specialized as the Adventure goes on.
Crimelords of Whitevale is a role-playing adventure where you and your allies take on the role of a biker gang that was recently attacked by an unknown enemy. Team up with the shady underbelly of Whitevale to build your notoriety and extract revenge on those who have wronged you.


Install a 16-pin socket on a perfboard and attach the five capacitors as shown on the datasheet. The chip requires 3.3 volts in, and generates the high voltages using a charge pump. One chip provides two transmitters and two receivers, but you only need one each for most purposes. I installed screw terminals on mine for easy connection, and LEDs on the outputs of the MAX3232 chip. If I built another one, I would have multiple ground terminals to make it easier to connect everything.
Connect the RS232 side of the converter to your PC serial port. [give pinout] USB serial adapters work fine. Connect power to the converter, go into Hyperterminal or Minicom on the PC, and connect to the COM port directly. Use 4800 baud, 8, N, 1, no flow control. Type a few characters and nothing should appear. Now bridge the CMOS IN and OUT lines on the converter, and type again. Your characters should echo. If this works, the converter is good.
If you connect the phone through the level converter, you can interact with the AT command interface. When trying to send AT commands manually, this phone suffers from character loss. At first I thought the AT interface is just broken on the C168i, but it works fine if you send a continuous data stream. It has a very short timeout before it stops listening, so you have to type fast and continuously. This is probably excessive power management in the phone. The Tracker frequently gets no response to its first ATE0, but the second attempt works.
Connecting the GPS to the level converter will display the NMEA strings. I used this to try out the GPS module. You can also use the level converter in reverse to interface an RS232-level GPS unit to the AVR microcontroller. I tried this with the Garmin ETrex Vista and the Tracker got a valid fix from it.
Set the #define SERIAL_DEBUG in the Tracker source to enable debug output from PORTA7 (MCU pin 6.) Connect this pin through the level converter to the PC and start the microcontroller with debug firmware loaded. You should get a message "MACHINE STARTED IN DEBUG MODE" at 4800 baud. From there, the microcontroller will copy all phone interactions and responses to the PC. This is essential to debugging the phone interaction.
You can also load the microcontroller with non-debug firmware and "tap" the phone or GPS lines with the level converter. This will get you only one side of the phone interaction, but debug firmware runs slower and might work when production firmware does not.
To add a new command, add an entry to COMMAND_MATCH_PATTERN with the command and address of a new function. Add the function to handle the command and parse any options. This function will be called while the serial I/O is still running and the command is in the buffer, so you cannot send a message directly from this function.
Parse your options into the PARSE_FIELDS area. To send a message, set the address of another function in COMMAND_PENDING. After the phone poll completes, your function will be called from MAIN and you can send a message. The MULTI_SEND functions send most messages.
The Tracker software can be modified to sense or control a variety of devices. You can easily add commands to turn output lines on and off, read input lines, measure voltages with the ADC, etc. If you need more I/O, the program could be ported to the ATTINY86 or ATMEGA88 devices.


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Born in 1884, Dead in 1979, Canadian ice hockey players,
Ottawa Senators (NHA) players
Ottawa Senators (original) players
Vancouver Millionaires players
Cyclone Taylor
Position Rover
Shoots Left
Nickname(s) Cyclone
Teams Vancouver Maroons (PCHA)
Vancouver Millionaires (PCHA)
Renfrew Creamery Kings (NHA)
Ottawa Senators (ECAHA)
Portage Lakes Hockey Club (IHL)
Nationality Canada
Born June 23, 1884,
Tara, Ontario, Canada
Died June 9, 1979 (age 94),
Hall of Fame, 1947
Frederick Wellington "Cyclone" Taylor, OBE, (June 23, 1884 – June 9, 1979) was a Canadian professional forward who played for the Ottawa Senators, Renfrew Creamery Kings, Vancouver Millionaires and Vancouver Maroons.
Born in Tara, Ontario, Taylor grew up in Listowel, Ontario where he played for the Listowel junior and intermediate teams in the Ontario Hockey Association. In the 1904–05 season, he joined a team in Thessalon, Ontario led by Grindy Forrester when a dispute broke out as to which team held his OHA rights. The OHA, led by secretary W. A. Hewitt, refused to grant Taylor a change of residence permit and banned him from playing in the OHA. He applied for reinstatement, but was denied, and remained in Thessalon through the winter. According to some sources, Hewitt wanted Taylor to play for the Toronto Marlboros and blocked his attempts to play for other teams.
For the 1905–06 season, Taylor played a handful of games for Portage la Prairie in Manitoba. Several teams in the new International Professional Hockey League tried to get Taylor to join them, including Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario and Calumet, Michigan, which even got Taylor to sign a contract. But in February 1906 he ended up reuniting with Forrester on the Portage Lake team, based in Houghton, Michigan. The team won the league championship with Taylor playing point. He had started as a forward, but was too fast for his linemates to keep up with him. Player salaries outpaced revenue in the league and the IPHL went out of business in 1907.
Fame in the National Capital Edit
Taylor then joined the Ottawa Senators of the Eastern Canada Amateur Hockey Association, for whom he played two seasons, for an annual salary and promise of a civil service job. While playing for Ottawa in 1907, the current Governor General gave him the nickname "Cyclone", based on his skating ability. In December 1907, it was reported that Taylor had been offered $1,500 to leave Ottawa and play for the team in Renfrew, Ontario for the 1907–08 season. He declined the offer.
Taylor played lacrosse in 1908 for the Ottawa Capitals, and was arrested during a game on June 27 1908 for punching referee Tom Carlind in the face after receiving a penalty. The referee wouldn't press charges but the league president was in attendance and recommended that Taylor be given a lifetime suspension from the National Lacrosse Union. The league governors decided only to issue a censure. The team expected Taylor to join them the following season, but he chose not to return and to focus on his job and hockey. He tried to return to the Capitals in 1910, but was released by the team, but was back playing for the Caps in 1911.
At the start of the 1908–09 season, Taylor was given a month's vacation from his government job in Ottawa and went to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to play in the Western Pennsylvania Hockey League. The WPHL season opened in mid-November, so Taylor could play there for a month and not miss any of Ottawa's ECHL games.
One of the Renfrew Millionaires Edit
In December 1909, coming off a Stanley Cup winning season in Ottawa, it was reported that Taylor had a falling out with the club over his government job and his demand for more money. The Renfrew Creamery Kings of the new National Hockey Association (NHA) announced that they had signed Taylor, but a week later Taylor said that he had decided to stay in Ottawa. After another week, Taylor changed his mind and said he would join Renfrew, signing for a reported $5,250 for one season (because of the high salaries the players got, the fans called them the Renfrew Millionaires).
Taylor then quit his federal government job with the Department of the Interior in Ottawa. At the same time, Lester Patrick was given a similar contract to join the Renfrew team, along with his brother, Frank Patrick. Newsy Lalonde joined the team mid-season. Despite the high-priced talent, with four future hall-of-famers in their starting seven, Renfrew finished third. It was reported at the end of February 1910 that the team would lose $17,000 during the season and was in danger of folding. The team played one more season—with significantly reduced salaries, and without the Patricks and Lalonde—and then disbanded.
In 1911, Taylor became the property of Sam Lichtenhein and the NHA Montreal Wanderers. Lichtenhein wanted Taylor to be a drawing card in Montreal, but, in November 1911, Taylor said he would sooner retire from hockey than join the Wanderers. To the uproar of the Wanderers, he played for Ottawa against the Wanderers on January 24 1912. Taylor's play was so poor, he was replaced after one period, with Montreal in the lead 2-0. Ottawa came back to win the game, 10-6. The Wanderers formally protested and the game was ordered replayed. Taylor and the Ottawa team were each fined $100 by the league and Taylor was given an indefinite suspension. However, despite this, at the end of the season in March, Taylor was selected for an NHA All-Star team which played against the three PCHA teams in British Columbia.
A Vancouver Millionaire Edit
Meanwhile, the Pacific Coast Hockey Association (PCHA) was formed by Taylor's former teammates, Lester Patrick and Frank Patrick, and they encouraged Taylor to come west. In November 1912, it was announced that he would be paid $1,200 to join the Vancouver Millionaires. As he prepared to leave for the west coast, Taylor said he wouldn't play in the NHA again under any circumstances. Before he left, Taylor said one of the two new Toronto teams in the NHA was owned by Lichtenhein, who was plotting to send Taylor to Toronto and prevent him from playing for Ottawa. The accusation was denied by the presidents of both Toronto teams and by Lichtenhein, who all said he had no ownership stake in either team. In Vancouver, Taylor was moved from cover-point (defence) to centre where he played the rest of his career. Taylor helped lead the Millionaires to their only Stanley Cup victory in 1915. He won five scoring titles in the PCHA, including 32 goals in 18 games in 1917–18. He had completed his career in 1921, but came back for one more game in 1922–23.
Post-playing activities and legend Edit
After retiring from hockey, Taylor was elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1947. His retirement years featured some painful moments with the death of his mother in 1934, and not being able to make it to her funeral, the loss of his wife — whom he had married in 1914 — from a heart seizure in 1963 and the death of his youngest child, Joan Franklin, in 1976 due to a heart weakness brought on by stringent dieting in her days as a figure skater.
A popular legend claims that before a game, Taylor said that he could score skating backwards, and he did just that. However, Taylor himself long disputed the legend, saying he made the comments as a joke, and his famous "backwards" goal, only involved a brief period of backward skating and the actual goal was scored just like any other.
Eric Whitehead's book Cyclone Taylor: A Hockey Legend says Taylor was a fixture at Vancouver Canucks games from the time the Canucks came into the NHL, sitting in the crowd with his Homberg hat. He was president of the Pacific Coast Hockey League from 1936 to 1940. Taylor helped start the B.C. Hockey Benevolent Association in the 1950s, and served as a director until his death.
After breaking his hip in 1978, his health went downhill and he died in his sleep in Vancouver on June 9, 1979 — two weeks short of his 95th birthday. In pregame ceremonies prior to the first game of the 1979–80 season, he was honoured by the Canucks and the award for Vancouver Canucks most valuable player was renamed the Cyclone Taylor Award.
There is also a chain of popular hockey equipment stores in Greater Vancouver and Edmonton named "Cyclone Taylor Sports", which were started by Taylor's oldest son, Fred Taylor Jr., in 1957. A grandson, Mark Taylor, played during five seasons in the National Hockey League with the Philadelphia Flyers, Pittsburgh Penguins and Washington Capitals, from 1981 to 1986.
Furthermore, in Ottawa, a street surrounding the Ottawa Senators arena, Scotiabank Place is named after Taylor.
Regular season and playoffs Edit
1902–03 Listowel Hockey Club OHA Jr. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
1903–04 Listowel Hockey Club OHA -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
1905–06 Portage la Prairie MHA 4 4 0 4 -- -- -- -- -- --
1905–06 Portage Lakes Hockey Club IHL 6 11 0 11 0 -- -- -- -- --
1906–07 Portage Lakes Hockey Club IHL 23 14 0 14 0 -- -- -- -- --
1907–08 Ottawa Senators ECAHA 10 9 0 9 40 -- -- -- -- --
1908–09 Pittsburgh Pros WPHL 3 0 0 0 -- -- -- -- -- --
1909 Ottawa Senators ECAHA 11 9 0 9 28 -- -- -- -- --
1910 Renfrew Creamery Kings NHA 13 9 4 13 24 -- -- -- -- --
1910–11 Renfrew Creamery Kings NHA 16 12 0 12 21 -- -- -- -- --
1911–12 Ottawa Senators NHA 1‡ 0 0 0 0 -- -- -- -- --
1912–13 Vancouver Millionaires PCHA 14 10 8 18 5 -- -- -- -- --
1913–14 Vancouver Millionaries PCHA 16 24 15 39 18 -- -- -- -- --
1914–15 Vancouver Millionaires PCHA 16 23 22 45 9 3 7 3 10 3
1915–16 Vancouver Millionaries PCHA 18 22 13 35 9 -- -- -- -- --
1917–18 Vancouver Millionaires PCHA 18 32 11 43 0 7 9 2 11 15
1919 Vancouver Millionaires PCHA 20 23 13 36 12 2 1 0 1 0
1919–20 Vancouver Millionaires PCHA 10 6 6 12 0 1 0 0 0 0
1920–21 Vancouver Millionaires PCHA 6 5 1 6 0 3 0 1 1 0
1922–23 Vancouver Maroons PCHA 1 0 0 0 0 -- -- -- -- --
NHA totals
PCHA totals
‡ Taylor played one period in game January 24, 1912 versus Montreal Wanderers. Taylor's rights belonged to Montreal, but he refused to leave Ottawa to join Montreal. The Wanderers protested and the game was ordered replayed without Taylor.
Great Grandchildren Edit
Justin Taylor (BCHL)
Trevor Cox (WHL - Medicine Hat Tigers)
Matt Cox (SJHL)
Megan Taylor (CIS - Western Mustangs)
Tarrah Harvey (Team Canada - Figure Skating)
Cyclone Taylor's career stats at The Internet Hockey Database
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Dead in 1979


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Synopsis: Ryan Stone is a less than average teenager. He doesn't have fancy clothes. He doesn't carry around the latest smartphone and he definitely doesn't have an MP3 player. Instead, he goes to school, does his chores and dreams of a new life away from Brookfield where he's expected to follow in his blue collar family's footsteps.
- Hi Heidi, thank you so much for stopping by!!
Thanks for having me, Jena.
- Describe LOST FOR YOU in five words.
Romance. Drama. Longing. Risk. Fanfreakingtastic – is that a word?
- What kind of main characters do you like to write about?
I like to write about strong women. I think it shows readers, of all ages, that they can stand up and be themselves without comprising who they are.
- Do you write according to a schedule or do you write whenever?
Right now, when I have free time. My spring and summer is fairly hectic. In the fall, I schedule writing.
- What's your favorite lyric or quote?
Oh wow tough question. I'd have to go with Cinderella. She was my first ever princess.
- With summer coming up, do you have a favorite vacation spot?
Ha. I don't get a vacation because of my schedule, but I'm going to Vegas in August for a book signing with The Naughty Mafia Rocks Vegas. I'm very excited about this signing. In fact, attendees have the opportunity to pre-buy My Unexpected Forever - #2 in The Beaumont Series – and have it before it releases on September 1st.
- Thank you so much for stopping by!!
Thanks for having me and thank you for being on the Lost in You tour.


text:
<?php

namespace Cms\PortalBundle;

use Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\Bundle\Bundle;

class CmsPortalBundle extends Bundle
{
}


text:
/*
 * This software is distributed under BSD 3-clause license (see LICENSE file).
 *
 * Authors: Viktor Gal, Thoralf Klein, Giovanni De Toni, Soumyajit De,
 *          Bjoern Esser
 */

#ifndef _WIN32
#include <unistd.h>
#endif
#include <gtest/gtest.h>

#include <shogun/features/streaming/StreamingDenseFeatures.h>
#include <shogun/io/CSVFile.h>
#include <shogun/io/streaming/StreamingAsciiFile.h>
#include "../utils/Utils.h"

using namespace shogun;

TEST(StreamingDenseFeaturesTest, example_reading_from_file)
{
	index_t n=20;
	index_t dim=2;
	char fname[] = "StreamingDenseFeatures_reading.XXXXXX";
	generate_temp_filename(fname);

	SGMatrix<float64_t> data(dim,n);
	for (index_t i=0; i<dim*n; ++i)
		data.matrix[i] = sg_rand->std_normal_distrib();

	CDenseFeatures<float64_t>* orig_feats=new CDenseFeatures<float64_t>(data);
	CCSVFile* saved_features = new CCSVFile(fname, 'w');
	orig_feats->save(saved_features);
	saved_features->close();
	SG_UNREF(saved_features);

	CStreamingAsciiFile* input = new CStreamingAsciiFile(fname);
	input->set_delimiter(',');
	CStreamingDenseFeatures<float64_t>* feats
		= new CStreamingDenseFeatures<float64_t>(input, false, 5);

	index_t i = 0;
	feats->start_parser();
	while (feats->get_next_example())
	{
		SGVector<float64_t> example = feats->get_vector();
		SGVector<float64_t> expected = orig_feats->get_feature_vector(i);

		ASSERT_EQ(dim, example.vlen);

		for (index_t j = 0; j < dim; j++)
			EXPECT_NEAR(expected.vector[j], example.vector[j], 1E-5);

		feats->release_example();
		i++;
	}
	feats->end_parser();

	SG_UNREF(orig_feats);
	SG_UNREF(feats);

	std::remove(fname);
}

TEST(StreamingDenseFeaturesTest, example_reading_from_features)
{
	index_t n=20;
	index_t dim=2;

	SGMatrix<float64_t> data(dim,n);
	for (index_t i=0; i<dim*n; ++i)
		data.matrix[i] = sg_rand->std_normal_distrib();

	CDenseFeatures<float64_t>* orig_feats=new CDenseFeatures<float64_t>(data);
	CStreamingDenseFeatures<float64_t>* feats = new CStreamingDenseFeatures<float64_t>(orig_feats);

	index_t i = 0;
	feats->start_parser();
	while (feats->get_next_example())
	{
		SGVector<float64_t> example = feats->get_vector();
		SGVector<float64_t> expected = orig_feats->get_feature_vector(i);

		ASSERT_EQ(dim, example.vlen);

		for (index_t j = 0; j < dim; j++)
			EXPECT_DOUBLE_EQ(expected.vector[j], example.vector[j]);

		feats->release_example();
		i++;
	}
	feats->end_parser();

	SG_UNREF(feats);
}

TEST(StreamingDenseFeaturesTest, reset_stream)
{
	index_t n=20;
	index_t dim=2;

	SGMatrix<float64_t> data(dim,n);
	for (index_t i=0; i<dim*n; ++i)
		data.matrix[i]=sg_rand->std_normal_distrib();

	CDenseFeatures<float64_t>* orig_feats=new CDenseFeatures<float64_t>(data);
	CStreamingDenseFeatures<float64_t>* feats=new CStreamingDenseFeatures<float64_t>(orig_feats);

	feats->start_parser();

	CDenseFeatures<float64_t>* streamed=dynamic_cast<CDenseFeatures<float64_t>*>(feats->get_streamed_features(n));
	ASSERT_TRUE(streamed!=nullptr);
	ASSERT_TRUE(orig_feats->equals(streamed));
	SG_UNREF(streamed);

	feats->reset_stream();

	streamed=dynamic_cast<CDenseFeatures<float64_t>*>(feats->get_streamed_features(n));
	ASSERT_TRUE(streamed!=nullptr);
	ASSERT_TRUE(orig_feats->equals(streamed));
	SG_UNREF(streamed);

	feats->end_parser();
	SG_UNREF(feats);
}


Does RHR go up in the off season?
This past year's the first time that I have paid much attention to resting heart rate, checking it most mornings.
After the end of my racing season in september I stopped checking it for a month or so. Since then it's been higher than it was. I was down around 48 during the summer, now it's 51-53.
I'm not overtrained, that's for sure. I'm doing 9-12 hours/week (down from 15-17) and not too much intensity. My CTL is down around 80 from a high of 120. Did I really get that unfit that quickly? I feel slow. It seems like it took a couple years to go from 53 to 48, but I only checked it sporadically and only during the season. My "off season" was a couple weeks with only three rides, then a month of endurance rides, group rides and a few short hillclimb races.
I'm afraid to race my new carbon frame in a crit.


Cancelled Velo MSM is hosting its first trail day of the year on May 6th. The trail day will run from 10AM until 2PM. For each trail day we will meet at the Velo MSM gazebo and then proceed on foot to the work location. See you there!
Club Mont Ste. Marie has once again partnered with National Kids' Camp to offer a mountain biking camp for children August 14 – 18. For more information and registration click HERE.


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Копилове (до 2016 — Жовтневе) — селище в Україні, у Конотопському районі Сумської області. Населення становить 127 осіб. Орган місцевого самоврядування — Дяківська сільська рада.

Після ліквідації Буринського району 19 липня 2020 року село увійшло до Конотопського району.

Географія
Селище Копилове розташоване на відстані 2,5 км від сіл Сапушине, Червоне та села Першотравневе (ліквідоване у 1988 році).

Селище було внесено до переліку населених пунктів, які потрібно перейменувати згідно із законом «Про засудження комуністичного та націонал-соціалістичного (нацистського) тоталітарних режимів в Україні та заборону пропаганди їхньої символіки».

Історія

Село постраждало внаслідок геноциду українського народу, проведеного урядом СРСР в 1932—1933 та 1946–1947 рр.

Економіка
 Машино-тракторні майстерні.

Також
 Перелік населених пунктів, що постраждали від Голодомору 1932-1933, Сумська область

Примітки

Посилання
 Погода в селі

Селища, перейменовані в рамках декомунізації


text:
#ifndef __PCI_H
#define __PCI_H

#include <opal.h>
#include <device.h>
#include <lock.h>
#include <bitmap.h>
#include <ccan/list/list.h>

struct pci_device;
struct pci_cfg_reg_filter;

typedef int64_t (*pci_cfg_reg_func)(void *dev,
				    struct pci_cfg_reg_filter *pcrf,
				    uint32_t offset, uint32_t len,
				    uint32_t *data, bool write);
struct pci_cfg_reg_filter {
	uint32_t		flags;
#define PCI_REG_FLAG_READ	0x1
#define PCI_REG_FLAG_WRITE	0x2
#define PCI_REG_FLAG_MASK	0x3
	uint32_t		start;
	uint32_t		len;
	uint8_t			*data;
	pci_cfg_reg_func	func;
	struct list_node	link;
};

/*
 * While this might not be necessary in the long run, the existing
 * Linux kernels expect us to provide a device-tree that contains
 * a representation of all PCI devices below the host bridge. Thus
 * we need to perform a bus scan. We don't need to assign MMIO/IO
 * resources, but we do need to assign bus numbers in a way that
 * is going to be compatible with the HW constraints for PE filtering
 * that is naturally aligned power of twos for ranges below a bridge.
 *
 * Thus the structure pci_device is used for the tracking of the
 * detected devices and the later generation of the device-tree.
 *
 * We do not keep a separate structure for a bus, however a device
 * can have children in which case a device is a bridge.
 *
 * Because this is likely to change, we avoid putting too much
 * information in that structure nor relying on it for anything
 * else but the construction of the flat device-tree.
 */
struct pci_device {
	uint16_t		bdfn;
	bool			is_bridge;
	bool			is_multifunction;
	uint8_t			dev_type; /* PCIE */
	uint8_t			primary_bus;
	uint8_t			secondary_bus;
	uint8_t			subordinate_bus;
	uint32_t		scan_map;

	uint32_t		vdid;
	uint32_t		sub_vdid;
#define PCI_VENDOR_ID(x)	((x) & 0xFFFF)
#define PCI_DEVICE_ID(x)	((x) >> 8)
	uint32_t		class;
	uint64_t		cap_list;
	struct {
		uint32_t	pos;
		void		*data;
	} cap[64];
	uint32_t		mps;		/* Max payload size capability */

	uint32_t		pcrf_start;
	uint32_t		pcrf_end;
	struct list_head	pcrf;

	struct dt_node		*dn;
	struct pci_slot		*slot;
	struct pci_device	*parent;
	struct phb		*phb;
	struct list_head	children;
	struct list_node	link;
};

static inline void pci_set_cap(struct pci_device *pd, int id,
			       int pos, void *data, bool ext)
{
	if (!ext) {
		pd->cap_list |= (0x1ul << id);
		pd->cap[id].pos = pos;
		pd->cap[id].data = data;
	} else {
		pd->cap_list |= (0x1ul << (id + 32));
		pd->cap[id + 32].pos = pos;
		pd->cap[id + 32].data = data;
	}
}

static inline bool pci_has_cap(struct pci_device *pd,
			       int id, bool ext)
{
	if (!ext)
		return !!(pd->cap_list & (0x1ul << id));
	else
		return !!(pd->cap_list & (0x1ul << (id + 32)));
}

static inline int pci_cap(struct pci_device *pd,
			  int id, bool ext)
{
	if (!ext)
		return pd->cap[id].pos;
	else
		return pd->cap[id + 32].pos;
}

static inline void *pci_cap_data(struct pci_device *pd, int id, bool ext)
{
	if (!ext)
		return pd->cap[id].data;
	else
		return pd->cap[id + 32].data;
}

/*
 * When generating the device-tree, we need to keep track of
 * the LSI mapping & swizzle it. This state structure is
 * passed by the PHB to pci_add_nodes() and will be used
 * internally.
 *
 * We assume that the interrupt parent (PIC) #address-cells
 * is 0 and #interrupt-cells has a max value of 2.
 */
struct pci_lsi_state {
#define MAX_INT_SIZE	2
	uint32_t int_size;			/* #cells */
	uint32_t int_val[4][MAX_INT_SIZE];	/* INTA...INTD */
	uint32_t int_parent[4];
};

/*
 * NOTE: All PCI functions return negative OPAL error codes
 *
 * In addition, some functions may return a positive timeout
 * value or some other state information, see the description
 * of individual functions. If nothing is specified, it's
 * just an error code or 0 (success).
 *
 * Functions that operate asynchronously will return a positive
 * delay value and will require the ->poll() op to be called after
 * that delay. ->poll() will then return success, a negative error
 * code, or another delay.
 *
 * Note: If an asynchronous function returns 0, it has completed
 * successfully and does not require a call to ->poll(). Similarly
 * if ->poll() is called while no operation is in progress, it will
 * simply return 0 (success)
 *
 * Note that all functions except ->lock() itself assume that the
 * caller is holding the PHB lock.
 *
 * TODO: Add more interfaces to control things like link width
 *       reduction for power savings etc...
 */

struct phb;
extern int last_phb_id;

struct phb_ops {
	/*
	 * Config space ops
	 */
	int64_t (*cfg_read8)(struct phb *phb, uint32_t bdfn,
			     uint32_t offset, uint8_t *data);
	int64_t (*cfg_read16)(struct phb *phb, uint32_t bdfn,
			      uint32_t offset, uint16_t *data);
	int64_t (*cfg_read32)(struct phb *phb, uint32_t bdfn,
			      uint32_t offset, uint32_t *data);
	int64_t (*cfg_write8)(struct phb *phb, uint32_t bdfn,
			      uint32_t offset, uint8_t data);
	int64_t (*cfg_write16)(struct phb *phb, uint32_t bdfn,
			       uint32_t offset, uint16_t data);
	int64_t (*cfg_write32)(struct phb *phb, uint32_t bdfn,
			       uint32_t offset, uint32_t data);

	/*
	 * Bus number selection. See pci_scan() for a description
	 */
	uint8_t (*choose_bus)(struct phb *phb, struct pci_device *bridge,
			      uint8_t candidate, uint8_t *max_bus,
			      bool *use_max);
	int64_t (*get_reserved_pe_number)(struct phb *phb);

	/*
	 * Device init method is called after a device has been detected
	 * and before probing further. It can alter things like scan_map
	 * for bridge ports etc...
	 */
	int (*device_init)(struct phb *phb, struct pci_device *device,
			   void *data);
	void (*device_remove)(struct phb *phb, struct pci_device *pd);

	/* PHB final fixup is called after PCI probing is completed */
	void (*phb_final_fixup)(struct phb *phb);

	/*
	 * EEH methods
	 *
	 * The various arguments are identical to the corresponding
	 * OPAL functions
	 */
	int64_t (*eeh_freeze_status)(struct phb *phb, uint64_t pe_number,
				     uint8_t *freeze_state,
				     uint16_t *pci_error_type,
				     uint16_t *severity,
				     uint64_t *phb_status);
	int64_t (*eeh_freeze_clear)(struct phb *phb, uint64_t pe_number,
				    uint64_t eeh_action_token);
	int64_t (*eeh_freeze_set)(struct phb *phb, uint64_t pe_number,
				  uint64_t eeh_action_token);
	int64_t (*err_inject)(struct phb *phb, uint64_t pe_number,
			      uint32_t type, uint32_t func, uint64_t addr,
			      uint64_t mask);
	int64_t (*get_diag_data)(struct phb *phb, void *diag_buffer,
				 uint64_t diag_buffer_len);
	int64_t (*get_diag_data2)(struct phb *phb, void *diag_buffer,
				  uint64_t diag_buffer_len);
	int64_t (*next_error)(struct phb *phb, uint64_t *first_frozen_pe,
			      uint16_t *pci_error_type, uint16_t *severity);

	/*
	 * Other IODA methods
	 *
	 * The various arguments are identical to the corresponding
	 * OPAL functions
	 */
	int64_t (*pci_reinit)(struct phb *phb, uint64_t scope, uint64_t data);
	int64_t (*phb_mmio_enable)(struct phb *phb, uint16_t window_type,
				   uint16_t window_num, uint16_t enable);

	int64_t (*set_phb_mem_window)(struct phb *phb, uint16_t window_type,
				      uint16_t window_num, uint64_t addr,
				      uint64_t pci_addr, uint64_t size);

	int64_t (*map_pe_mmio_window)(struct phb *phb, uint64_t pe_number,
				      uint16_t window_type, uint16_t window_num,
				      uint16_t segment_num);

	int64_t (*set_pe)(struct phb *phb, uint64_t pe_number,
			  uint64_t bus_dev_func, uint8_t bus_compare,
			  uint8_t dev_compare, uint8_t func_compare,
			  uint8_t pe_action);

	int64_t (*set_peltv)(struct phb *phb, uint32_t parent_pe,
			     uint32_t child_pe, uint8_t state);

	int64_t (*map_pe_dma_window)(struct phb *phb, uint64_t pe_number,
				     uint16_t window_id, uint16_t tce_levels,
				     uint64_t tce_table_addr,
				     uint64_t tce_table_size,
				     uint64_t tce_page_size);

	int64_t (*map_pe_dma_window_real)(struct phb *phb, uint64_t pe_number,
					  uint16_t dma_window_number,
					  uint64_t pci_start_addr,
					  uint64_t pci_mem_size);

	int64_t (*set_mve)(struct phb *phb, uint32_t mve_number,
			   uint64_t pe_number);

	int64_t (*set_mve_enable)(struct phb *phb, uint32_t mve_number,
				  uint32_t state);

	int64_t (*set_xive_pe)(struct phb *phb, uint64_t pe_number,
			       uint32_t xive_num);

	int64_t (*get_xive_source)(struct phb *phb, uint32_t xive_num,
				   int32_t *interrupt_source_number);

	int64_t (*get_msi_32)(struct phb *phb, uint64_t mve_number,
			      uint32_t xive_num, uint8_t msi_range,
			      uint32_t *msi_address, uint32_t *message_data);

	int64_t (*get_msi_64)(struct phb *phb, uint64_t mve_number,
			      uint32_t xive_num, uint8_t msi_range,
			      uint64_t *msi_address, uint32_t *message_data);

	int64_t (*ioda_reset)(struct phb *phb, bool purge);

	int64_t (*papr_errinjct_reset)(struct phb *phb);

	/*
	 * P5IOC2 only
	 */
	int64_t (*set_phb_tce_memory)(struct phb *phb, uint64_t tce_mem_addr,
				      uint64_t tce_mem_size);

	/*
	 * IODA2 PCI interfaces
	 */
	int64_t (*pci_msi_eoi)(struct phb *phb, uint32_t hwirq);

	/* TCE Kill abstraction */
	int64_t (*tce_kill)(struct phb *phb, uint32_t kill_type,
			    uint64_t pe_number, uint32_t tce_size,
			    uint64_t dma_addr, uint32_t npages);

	/* Put phb in capi mode or pcie mode */
	int64_t (*set_capi_mode)(struct phb *phb, uint64_t mode,
				 uint64_t pe_number);

	int64_t (*set_capp_recovery)(struct phb *phb);

	/* PCI peer-to-peer setup */
	void (*set_p2p)(struct phb *phb, uint64_t mode, uint64_t flags,
			uint16_t pe_number);
};

enum phb_type {
	phb_type_pci,
	phb_type_pcix_v1,
	phb_type_pcix_v2,
	phb_type_pcie_v1,
	phb_type_pcie_v2,
	phb_type_pcie_v3,
	phb_type_pcie_v4,
	phb_type_npu_v2,
};

struct phb {
	struct dt_node		*dt_node;
	int			opal_id;
	uint32_t		scan_map;
	enum phb_type		phb_type;
	struct lock		lock;
	struct list_head	devices;
	struct list_head	virt_devices;
	const struct phb_ops	*ops;
	struct pci_lsi_state	lstate;
	uint32_t		mps;
	bitmap_t		*filter_map;

	/* PCI-X only slot info, for PCI-E this is in the RC bridge */
	struct pci_slot		*slot;

	/* Base location code used to generate the children one */
	const char		*base_loc_code;

	/* Additional data the platform might need to attach */
	void			*platform_data;
};

static inline void phb_lock(struct phb *phb)
{
	lock(&phb->lock);
}

static inline void phb_unlock(struct phb *phb)
{
	unlock(&phb->lock);
}

/* Config space ops wrappers */
static inline int64_t pci_cfg_read8(struct phb *phb, uint32_t bdfn,
				    uint32_t offset, uint8_t *data)
{
	return phb->ops->cfg_read8(phb, bdfn, offset, data);
}

static inline int64_t pci_cfg_read16(struct phb *phb, uint32_t bdfn,
				     uint32_t offset, uint16_t *data)
{
	return phb->ops->cfg_read16(phb, bdfn, offset, data);
}

static inline int64_t pci_cfg_read32(struct phb *phb, uint32_t bdfn,
				     uint32_t offset, uint32_t *data)
{
	return phb->ops->cfg_read32(phb, bdfn, offset, data);
}

static inline int64_t pci_cfg_write8(struct phb *phb, uint32_t bdfn,
				     uint32_t offset, uint8_t data)
{
	return phb->ops->cfg_write8(phb, bdfn, offset, data);
}

static inline int64_t pci_cfg_write16(struct phb *phb, uint32_t bdfn,
				      uint32_t offset, uint16_t data)
{
	return phb->ops->cfg_write16(phb, bdfn, offset, data);
}

static inline int64_t pci_cfg_write32(struct phb *phb, uint32_t bdfn,
				      uint32_t offset, uint32_t data)
{
	return phb->ops->cfg_write32(phb, bdfn, offset, data);
}

/* Utilities */
extern void pci_remove_bus(struct phb *phb, struct list_head *list);
extern uint8_t pci_scan_bus(struct phb *phb, uint8_t bus, uint8_t max_bus,
			    struct list_head *list, struct pci_device *parent,
			    bool scan_downstream);
extern void pci_add_device_nodes(struct phb *phb,
				 struct list_head *list,
				 struct dt_node *parent_node,
				 struct pci_lsi_state *lstate,
				 uint8_t swizzle);
extern int64_t pci_find_cap(struct phb *phb, uint16_t bdfn, uint8_t cap);
extern int64_t pci_find_ecap(struct phb *phb, uint16_t bdfn, uint16_t cap,
			     uint8_t *version);
extern void pci_init_capabilities(struct phb *phb, struct pci_device *pd);
extern void pci_device_init(struct phb *phb, struct pci_device *pd);
extern struct pci_device *pci_walk_dev(struct phb *phb,
				       struct pci_device *pd,
				       int (*cb)(struct phb *,
						 struct pci_device *,
						 void *),
				       void *userdata);
extern struct pci_device *pci_find_dev(struct phb *phb, uint16_t bdfn);
extern void pci_restore_bridge_buses(struct phb *phb, struct pci_device *pd);
extern struct pci_cfg_reg_filter *pci_find_cfg_reg_filter(struct pci_device *pd,
					uint32_t start, uint32_t len);
extern int64_t pci_handle_cfg_filters(struct phb *phb, uint32_t bdfn,
				      uint32_t offset, uint32_t len,
				      uint32_t *data, bool write);
extern struct pci_cfg_reg_filter *pci_add_cfg_reg_filter(struct pci_device *pd,
					uint32_t start, uint32_t len,
					uint32_t flags, pci_cfg_reg_func func);

/* Manage PHBs */
#define OPAL_DYNAMIC_PHB_ID (~0)
extern int64_t pci_register_phb(struct phb *phb, int opal_id);
extern int64_t pci_unregister_phb(struct phb *phb);
extern struct phb *pci_get_phb(uint64_t phb_id);

static inline struct phb *__pci_next_phb_idx(uint64_t *phb_id) {
	struct phb *phb = NULL;
	while (phb == NULL && *phb_id <= last_phb_id) {
		phb = pci_get_phb((*phb_id)++);
	}
	return phb;
}

#define for_each_phb(phb)					\
	for (uint64_t __phb_idx = 0;				\
	     (phb = __pci_next_phb_idx(&__phb_idx)) ; )

/* Device tree */
extern void pci_std_swizzle_irq_map(struct dt_node *dt_node,
				    struct pci_device *pd,
				    struct pci_lsi_state *lstate,
				    uint8_t swizzle);

/* Initialize all PCI slots */
extern void pci_init_slots(void);
extern void pci_reset(void);

extern void opal_pci_eeh_set_evt(uint64_t phb_id);
extern void opal_pci_eeh_clear_evt(uint64_t phb_id);

#endif /* __PCI_H */


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Parameter 2 The cloud server name.
The read-write database in a read-only scale-out system cannot be moved.