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package com.facebook.buck.distributed;

import com.facebook.buck.distributed.thrift.BuildSlaveEvent;
import com.facebook.buck.distributed.thrift.ConsoleEventSeverity;
import com.facebook.buck.event.ConsoleEvent;
import java.util.logging.Level;
import org.junit.Assert;
import org.junit.Test;

public class DistBuildUtilTest {
  @Test
  public void regularConsoleEventToDistBuildSlaveConsoleEvent() {
    ConsoleEvent fineEvent = ConsoleEvent.fine("fine message");
    ConsoleEvent infoEvent = ConsoleEvent.info("info message");
    ConsoleEvent warningEvent = ConsoleEvent.warning("warning message");
    ConsoleEvent severeEvent = ConsoleEvent.severe("severe message");

    BuildSlaveEvent fineSlaveEvent = DistBuildUtil.createBuildSlaveConsoleEvent(fineEvent, 42);
    Assert.assertEquals(fineSlaveEvent.getConsoleEvent().getMessage(), fineEvent.getMessage());
    Assert.assertEquals(fineSlaveEvent.getConsoleEvent().getSeverity(), ConsoleEventSeverity.INFO);
    Assert.assertEquals(fineSlaveEvent.getTimestampMillis(), 42);

    BuildSlaveEvent infoSlaveEvent = DistBuildUtil.createBuildSlaveConsoleEvent(infoEvent, 42);
    Assert.assertEquals(infoSlaveEvent.getConsoleEvent().getMessage(), infoEvent.getMessage());
    Assert.assertEquals(infoSlaveEvent.getConsoleEvent().getSeverity(), ConsoleEventSeverity.INFO);
    Assert.assertEquals(infoSlaveEvent.getTimestampMillis(), 42);

    BuildSlaveEvent warningSlaveEvent =
        DistBuildUtil.createBuildSlaveConsoleEvent(warningEvent, 42);
    Assert.assertEquals(
        warningSlaveEvent.getConsoleEvent().getMessage(), warningEvent.getMessage());
    Assert.assertEquals(
        warningSlaveEvent.getConsoleEvent().getSeverity(), ConsoleEventSeverity.WARNING);
    Assert.assertEquals(warningSlaveEvent.getTimestampMillis(), 42);

    BuildSlaveEvent severeSlaveEvent = DistBuildUtil.createBuildSlaveConsoleEvent(severeEvent, 42);
    Assert.assertEquals(severeSlaveEvent.getConsoleEvent().getMessage(), severeEvent.getMessage());
    Assert.assertEquals(
        severeSlaveEvent.getConsoleEvent().getSeverity(), ConsoleEventSeverity.SEVERE);
    Assert.assertEquals(severeSlaveEvent.getTimestampMillis(), 42);
  }

  @Test
  public void distBuildSlaveConsoleEventToRegularConsoleEvent() {
    BuildSlaveEvent slaveConsoleEvent = DistBuildUtil.createBuildSlaveConsoleEvent(21);
    slaveConsoleEvent.getConsoleEvent().setMessage("My message");
    slaveConsoleEvent.setTimestampMillis(0);

    slaveConsoleEvent.getConsoleEvent().setSeverity(ConsoleEventSeverity.INFO);
    ConsoleEvent consoleEvent = DistBuildUtil.createConsoleEvent(slaveConsoleEvent);
    Assert.assertTrue(
        consoleEvent.getMessage().endsWith(slaveConsoleEvent.getConsoleEvent().getMessage()));
    Assert.assertEquals(consoleEvent.getLevel(), Level.INFO);

    slaveConsoleEvent.getConsoleEvent().setSeverity(ConsoleEventSeverity.WARNING);
    consoleEvent = DistBuildUtil.createConsoleEvent(slaveConsoleEvent);
    Assert.assertTrue(
        consoleEvent.getMessage().endsWith(slaveConsoleEvent.getConsoleEvent().getMessage()));
    Assert.assertEquals(consoleEvent.getLevel(), Level.WARNING);

    slaveConsoleEvent.getConsoleEvent().setSeverity(ConsoleEventSeverity.SEVERE);
    consoleEvent = DistBuildUtil.createConsoleEvent(slaveConsoleEvent);
    Assert.assertTrue(
        consoleEvent.getMessage().endsWith(slaveConsoleEvent.getConsoleEvent().getMessage()));
    Assert.assertEquals(consoleEvent.getLevel(), Level.SEVERE);
  }
}


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package test

import (
	"context"
	"reflect"
	"strings"
	"testing"

	driver "github.com/arangodb/go-driver"
)

// TestReplaceEdges creates documents, replaces them and then checks the replacements have succeeded.
func TestReplaceEdges(t *testing.T) {
	ctx := context.Background()
	c := createClientFromEnv(t, true)
	db := ensureDatabase(ctx, c, "edges_test", nil, t)
	prefix := "replace_edges_"
	g := ensureGraph(ctx, db, prefix+"graph", nil, t)
	ec := ensureEdgeCollection(ctx, g, prefix+"relation", []string{prefix + "male", prefix + "female"}, []string{prefix + "male", prefix + "female"}, t)
	male := ensureCollection(ctx, db, prefix+"male", nil, t)
	female := ensureCollection(ctx, db, prefix+"female", nil, t)
	from := createDocument(ctx, male, map[string]interface{}{"name": "Jan"}, t)
	to := createDocument(ctx, female, map[string]interface{}{"name": "Alice"}, t)

	docs := []RelationEdge{
		{
			From: from.ID.String(),
			To:   to.ID.String(),
			Type: "friend",
		},
		{
			From: from.ID.String(),
			To:   to.ID.String(),
			Type: "friend",
		},
	}
	metas, errs, err := ec.CreateDocuments(ctx, docs)
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("Failed to create new document: %s", describe(err))
	} else if err := errs.FirstNonNil(); err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("Expected no errors, got first: %s", describe(err))
	}
	// Replacement docs
	replacements := []driver.EdgeDocument{
		{
			From: to.ID,
			To:   from.ID,
		},
		{
			From: to.ID,
			To:   from.ID,
		},
	}
	if _, _, err := ec.ReplaceDocuments(ctx, metas.Keys(), replacements); err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("Failed to replace documents: %s", describe(err))
	}
	// Read replaced documents
	for i, meta := range metas {
		var readDoc driver.EdgeDocument
		if _, err := ec.ReadDocument(ctx, meta.Key, &readDoc); err != nil {
			t.Fatalf("Failed to read document '%s': %s", meta.Key, describe(err))
		}
		if !reflect.DeepEqual(replacements[i], readDoc) {
			t.Errorf("Got wrong document %d. Expected %+v, got %+v", i, replacements[i], readDoc)
		}
	}
}

// TestReplaceEdgesReturnOld creates documents, replaces them checks the ReturnOld values.
func TestReplaceEdgesReturnOld(t *testing.T) {
	ctx := context.Background()
	c := createClientFromEnv(t, true)
	skipBelowVersion(c, "3.4", t) // See https://github.com/arangodb/arangodb/issues/2363
	db := ensureDatabase(ctx, c, "edges_test", nil, t)
	prefix := "replace_edges_returnOld_"
	g := ensureGraph(ctx, db, prefix+"graph", nil, t)
	ec := ensureEdgeCollection(ctx, g, prefix+"relation", []string{prefix + "male", prefix + "female"}, []string{prefix + "male", prefix + "female"}, t)
	male := ensureCollection(ctx, db, prefix+"male", nil, t)
	female := ensureCollection(ctx, db, prefix+"female", nil, t)
	from := createDocument(ctx, male, map[string]interface{}{"name": "Jan"}, t)
	to := createDocument(ctx, female, map[string]interface{}{"name": "Alice"}, t)

	docs := []RelationEdge{
		{
			From: from.ID.String(),
			To:   to.ID.String(),
			Type: "friend",
		},
		{
			From: from.ID.String(),
			To:   to.ID.String(),
			Type: "married",
		},
	}
	metas, errs, err := ec.CreateDocuments(ctx, docs)
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("Failed to create new documents: %s", describe(err))
	} else if err := errs.FirstNonNil(); err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("Expected no errors, got first: %s", describe(err))
	}
	// Replace documents
	replacements := []driver.EdgeDocument{
		{
			From: to.ID,
			To:   from.ID,
		},
		{
			From: to.ID,
			To:   from.ID,
		},
	}
	oldDocs := make([]RelationEdge, len(docs))
	ctx = driver.WithReturnOld(ctx, oldDocs)
	if _, _, err := ec.ReplaceDocuments(ctx, metas.Keys(), replacements); err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("Failed to replace documents: %s", describe(err))
	}
	// Check old document
	for i, doc := range docs {
		if !reflect.DeepEqual(doc, oldDocs[i]) {
			t.Errorf("Got wrong document %d. Expected %+v, got %+v", i, doc, oldDocs[i])
		}
	}
}

// TestReplaceEdgesReturnNew creates documents, replaces them checks the ReturnNew values.
func TestReplaceEdgesReturnNew(t *testing.T) {
	ctx := context.Background()
	c := createClientFromEnv(t, true)
	skipBelowVersion(c, "3.4", t) // See https://github.com/arangodb/arangodb/issues/2363
	db := ensureDatabase(ctx, c, "edges_test", nil, t)
	prefix := "replace_edges_returnNew_"
	g := ensureGraph(ctx, db, prefix+"graph", nil, t)
	ec := ensureEdgeCollection(ctx, g, prefix+"relation", []string{prefix + "male", prefix + "female"}, []string{prefix + "male", prefix + "female"}, t)
	male := ensureCollection(ctx, db, prefix+"male", nil, t)
	female := ensureCollection(ctx, db, prefix+"female", nil, t)
	from := createDocument(ctx, male, map[string]interface{}{"name": "Jan"}, t)
	to := createDocument(ctx, female, map[string]interface{}{"name": "Alice"}, t)

	docs := []RelationEdge{
		{
			From: from.ID.String(),
			To:   to.ID.String(),
			Type: "friend",
		},
		{
			From: from.ID.String(),
			To:   to.ID.String(),
			Type: "married",
		},
	}
	metas, errs, err := ec.CreateDocuments(ctx, docs)
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("Failed to create new documents: %s", describe(err))
	} else if err := errs.FirstNonNil(); err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("Expected no errors, got first: %s", describe(err))
	}
	// Replace documents
	replacements := []driver.EdgeDocument{
		{
			From: to.ID,
			To:   from.ID,
		},
		{
			From: to.ID,
			To:   from.ID,
		},
	}
	newDocs := make([]driver.EdgeDocument, len(docs))
	ctx = driver.WithReturnNew(ctx, newDocs)
	if _, _, err := ec.ReplaceDocuments(ctx, metas.Keys(), replacements); err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("Failed to replace documents: %s", describe(err))
	}
	// Check new documents
	for i, replacement := range replacements {
		expected := replacement
		if !reflect.DeepEqual(expected, newDocs[i]) {
			t.Errorf("Got wrong document %d. Expected %+v, got %+v", i, expected, newDocs[i])
		}
	}
}

// TestReplaceEdgesSilent creates documents, replaces them with Silent() and then checks the meta is indeed empty.
func TestReplaceEdgesSilent(t *testing.T) {
	ctx := context.Background()
	c := createClientFromEnv(t, true)
	db := ensureDatabase(ctx, c, "edges_test", nil, t)
	prefix := "replace_edges_silent_"
	g := ensureGraph(ctx, db, prefix+"graph", nil, t)
	ec := ensureEdgeCollection(ctx, g, prefix+"relation", []string{prefix + "male", prefix + "female"}, []string{prefix + "male", prefix + "female"}, t)
	male := ensureCollection(ctx, db, prefix+"male", nil, t)
	female := ensureCollection(ctx, db, prefix+"female", nil, t)
	from := createDocument(ctx, male, map[string]interface{}{"name": "Jan"}, t)
	to := createDocument(ctx, female, map[string]interface{}{"name": "Alice"}, t)

	docs := []RelationEdge{
		{
			From: from.ID.String(),
			To:   to.ID.String(),
			Type: "friend",
		},
		{
			From: from.ID.String(),
			To:   to.ID.String(),
			Type: "married",
		},
	}
	metas, errs, err := ec.CreateDocuments(ctx, docs)
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("Failed to create new documents: %s", describe(err))
	} else if err := errs.FirstNonNil(); err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("Expected no errors, got first: %s", describe(err))
	}
	// Replace documents
	replacements := []driver.EdgeDocument{
		{
			From: to.ID,
			To:   from.ID,
		},
		{
			From: to.ID,
			To:   from.ID,
		},
	}
	ctx = driver.WithSilent(ctx)
	if metas, errs, err := ec.ReplaceDocuments(ctx, metas.Keys(), replacements); err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("Failed to replace documents: %s", describe(err))
	} else {
		if len(errs) > 0 {
			t.Errorf("Expected 0 errors, got %d", len(errs))
		}
		if len(metas) > 0 {
			t.Errorf("Expected 0 metas, got %d", len(metas))
		}
	}
}

// TestReplaceEdgesRevision creates documents, replaces then with a specific (correct) revisions.
// Then it attempts replacements with incorrect revisions which must fail.
func TestReplaceEdgesRevision(t *testing.T) {
	ctx := context.Background()
	c := createClientFromEnv(t, true)
	db := ensureDatabase(ctx, c, "edges_test", nil, t)
	prefix := "replace_edges_revision_"
	g := ensureGraph(ctx, db, prefix+"graph", nil, t)
	ec := ensureEdgeCollection(ctx, g, prefix+"relation", []string{prefix + "male", prefix + "female"}, []string{prefix + "male", prefix + "female"}, t)
	male := ensureCollection(ctx, db, prefix+"male", nil, t)
	female := ensureCollection(ctx, db, prefix+"female", nil, t)
	from := createDocument(ctx, male, map[string]interface{}{"name": "Jan"}, t)
	to := createDocument(ctx, female, map[string]interface{}{"name": "Alice"}, t)

	docs := []RelationEdge{
		{
			From: from.ID.String(),
			To:   to.ID.String(),
			Type: "friend",
		},
		{
			From: from.ID.String(),
			To:   to.ID.String(),
			Type: "married",
		},
	}
	metas, errs, err := ec.CreateDocuments(ctx, docs)
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("Failed to create new documents: %s", describe(err))
	} else if err := errs.FirstNonNil(); err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("Expected no errors, got first: %s", describe(err))
	}

	// Replace documents with correct revisions
	replacements := []RelationEdge{
		{
			From: from.ID.String(),
			To:   to.ID.String(),
			Type: "old-friend",
		},
		{
			From: from.ID.String(),
			To:   to.ID.String(),
			Type: "just-married",
		},
	}
	initialRevCtx := driver.WithRevisions(ctx, metas.Revs())
	var replacedRevCtx context.Context
	if metas2, errs, err := ec.ReplaceDocuments(initialRevCtx, metas.Keys(), replacements); err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("Failed to replace documents: %s", describe(err))
	} else if err := errs.FirstNonNil(); err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("Expected no errors, got first: %s", describe(err))
	} else {
		replacedRevCtx = driver.WithRevisions(ctx, metas2.Revs())
		if strings.Join(metas2.Revs(), ",") == strings.Join(metas.Revs(), ",") {
			t.Errorf("Expected revisions to change, got initial revisions '%s', replaced revisions '%s'", strings.Join(metas.Revs(), ","), strings.Join(metas2.Revs(), ","))
		}
	}

	// Replace documents with incorrect revision
	replacements[0].Type = "Wrong deal 1"
	replacements[1].Type = "Wrong deal 2"
	if _, errs, err := ec.ReplaceDocuments(initialRevCtx, metas.Keys(), replacements); err != nil {
		t.Errorf("Expected success, got %s", describe(err))
	} else {
		for i, err := range errs {
			if !driver.IsPreconditionFailed(err) {
				t.Errorf("Expected PreconditionFailedError at %d, got %s", i, describe(err))
			}
		}
	}

	// Replace document once more with correct revision
	replacements[0].Type = "Good deal 1"
	replacements[1].Type = "Good deal 2"
	if _, errs, err := ec.ReplaceDocuments(replacedRevCtx, metas.Keys(), replacements); err != nil {
		t.Errorf("Expected success, got %s", describe(err))
	} else if err := errs.FirstNonNil(); err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("Expected no errors, got first: %s", describe(err))
	}
}

// TestReplaceEdgesKeyEmpty replaces a document it with an empty key.
func TestReplaceEdgesKeyEmpty(t *testing.T) {
	ctx := context.Background()
	c := createClientFromEnv(t, true)
	db := ensureDatabase(ctx, c, "edges_test", nil, t)
	prefix := "replace_edges_updateNil_"
	g := ensureGraph(ctx, db, prefix+"graph", nil, t)
	ec := ensureEdgeCollection(ctx, g, prefix+"relation", []string{prefix + "male", prefix + "female"}, []string{prefix + "male", prefix + "female"}, t)
	// Replacement document
	replacement := map[string]interface{}{
		"name": "Updated",
	}
	if _, _, err := ec.ReplaceDocuments(nil, []string{""}, replacement); !driver.IsInvalidArgument(err) {
		t.Errorf("Expected InvalidArgumentError, got %s", describe(err))
	}
}

// TestReplaceEdgesUpdateNil replaces a document it with a nil update.
func TestReplaceEdgesUpdateNil(t *testing.T) {
	ctx := context.Background()
	c := createClientFromEnv(t, true)
	db := ensureDatabase(ctx, c, "edges_test", nil, t)
	prefix := "replace_edges_updateNil_"
	g := ensureGraph(ctx, db, prefix+"graph", nil, t)
	ec := ensureEdgeCollection(ctx, g, prefix+"relation", []string{prefix + "male", prefix + "female"}, []string{prefix + "male", prefix + "female"}, t)

	if _, _, err := ec.ReplaceDocuments(nil, []string{"validKey"}, nil); !driver.IsInvalidArgument(err) {
		t.Errorf("Expected InvalidArgumentError, got %s", describe(err))
	}
}

// TestReplaceEdgesUpdateLenDiff replacements documents with a different number of documents, keys.
func TestReplaceEdgesUpdateLenDiff(t *testing.T) {
	ctx := context.Background()
	c := createClientFromEnv(t, true)
	db := ensureDatabase(ctx, c, "edges_test", nil, t)
	prefix := "replace_edges_updateNil_"
	g := ensureGraph(ctx, db, prefix+"graph", nil, t)
	ec := ensureEdgeCollection(ctx, g, prefix+"relation", []string{prefix + "male", prefix + "female"}, []string{prefix + "male", prefix + "female"}, t)

	replacements := []map[string]interface{}{
		{
			"name": "name1",
		},
		{
			"name": "name2",
		},
	}
	if _, _, err := ec.ReplaceDocuments(nil, []string{"only1"}, replacements); !driver.IsInvalidArgument(err) {
		t.Errorf("Expected InvalidArgumentError, got %s", describe(err))
	}
}


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The shooting occurred on Venezuela's southern border with Brazil in the village of Kumarakapai. The gunfire started when volunteers stood in front of military vehicles, defying them to close the border route, The Washington Post reported.
About 30 protesters were involved, of whom 12 were injured. The dead demonstrator was a woman identified as Zorayda Rodriguez.
"The majority of the people support the entrance of humanitarian aid, and we want to keep our border open," protester Carmen Elena Silva said. "This is help, not war ... Every day more children die."
Thursday, Maduro closed the Venezuela-Brazil border, citing the planned delivery of foreign aid against his wishes. Nearly 200 tons of aid are set to be delivered at the border Saturday.
Maduro has said the aid shipments are an attempt to undermine his administration.
Opposition leader Juan Guaido, who has declared himself interim president of Venezuela and is supported by the United States and other Western nations, has been working to bring relief aid into Venezuela.
Maduro's government on Thursday received 7.5 metric tons of medicine and food from Russia, "that we paid for with money from the Republic for the benefit of people" according to a Thursday tweet by Maduro..
Spain's El Pais quoted vice president Delcy Rodríguez saying on Thursday that Venezuela would accept about $2 million in European food and medicine aid, in what would be the countrys first recognition it needs humanitarian aid.
Maduro has announced plans to distribute Venezuelan aid to Colombia on Saturday.


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The Reliable Steamboy PRO T3 is a floor steamer that can be used on floors and carpets. The Steamboy is very easy to assemble from the box, and simple to use.
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Creation of the visual identity for the Sete Cidades (PI), Ubajara (CE), Serra das Confusões (PI) and Jericoacoara (CE) Nationals Parks, 2014. Project done in partnership with architect Manoela Machado and designer Tacio Ferraz.
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Principalele evenimente sportive ale anului 2010
 De pe 19 ianuarie până pe 31 ianuarie: Campionatul European de Handbal Masculin din 2010 în
 De pe 10 ianuarie până pe 31 ianuarie: Cupa Africii pe Națiuni 2010 în
 De pe 6 februarie până pe 20 martie: Turneul celor Șase Națiuni
 De pe 12 februarie până pe 28 februarie: Jocurile Olimpice de iarnă din 2010, din Vancouver,
 De pe 14 martie până pe 14 noiembrie: Sezonul de Formula 1 din 2010
 De pe 22 martie până pe 28 martie: Campionatul Mondial de Patinaj Artistic 2010 în Torino,
 De pe 7 mai până pe 23 mai: Campionatul Mondial de Hochei pe Gheață 2010,
 De pe 11 iunie până pe 13 iulie: Campionatul Mondial de Fotbal 2010,
 De pe 17 iulie până pe 22 iulie: Campionatul European de Scrimă din 2010, Leipzig,
 De pe 24 iulie până pe 31 iulie: Campionatul European de Fotbal American 2010, Frankfurt pe Main,
 De pe 23 iulie până pe 1 august: Campionatul European de Baseball 2010,
 De pe 27 iulie până pe 1 august: Campionatul European de Atletism din 2010, Barcelona,
 De pe 4 august până pe 15 august: Campionatul European de Natație 2010, Budapesta,
 De pe 14 august până pe 26 august: Jocurile Olimpice de Tineret 2010,
 De pe 23 august până pe 29 august: Campionatul Mondial de Badminton 2010,
 De pe 28 august până pe 12 septembrie: Campioantul Mondial de Baschet 2010,
 De pe 29 august până pe 11 septembrie: Campionatul European de Polo pe Apă 2010,
 De pe 3 octombrie până pe 14 octombrie: Jocurile Commonwealth 2010, New Delhi,
 De pe 4 noiembrie până pe 13 noiembrie: Campionatul Mondial de Scrimă din 2010, Paris,
 De pe 7 decembrie până pe 19 decembrie: Campionatul European de Handbal Feminin din 2010,  și

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Automobilism
 De șapte ori campionul mondial al Formula 1, Michael Schumacher s-a reîntors în Marele Premiu în echipa Mercedes Grand Prix
 Sébastien Loeb a câștigat a șaptea oară campionatul mondial de raliu WRC împreună cu co-pilotul Daniel Elena și echipa Citroën Racing
 Sebastian Vettel a devenit cel mai tânăr câștigător al Formula 1 din istorie.

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Johan Collett Müller Borgen (Kristiania, 28 de abril de 1902 – ibídem, 16 de octubre de 1979) fue un escritor, periodista y crítico literario noruego. Escribió en riksmål y usó el seudónimo Mumle Gåsegg sobre todo en sus artículos periodísticos el diario Dagbladet, durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial.

Nació en el seno de una familia de clase media y se casó con Annemarta Borgen. Fue detenido por su activismo contra el nazismo y enviado a un campo de concentración. Sin embargo, logró escapar y huyó a Suecia. Entre 1954 y 1959, trabajó como editor de la revista literaria Vinduet.

Bibliografía
 Mot mørket. 1925
 Betraktninger og anfektelser. 1932 (como Mumle Gåsegg)
 Når alt kommer til alt. 1934
 Lille dommedag. 1935
 Kontorchef Lie. 1936
 Seksti Mumle Gåsegg. 1936
 Høit var du elsket. 1937
 Barnesinn. 1937
 Mens vi venter. 1938
 Andersens. 1940
 Anes eventyr. 1943
 Far, mor og oss. 1945
 Dager på Grini. 1945
 Ingen sommer. 1946
 Kjærlighetsstien. 1946
 Akvariet. 1947
 Hvetebrødsdager. 1948
 Jenny og påfuglen. 1949
 Vikinger. Eventyr. 1949
 Noveller om kjærlighet. 1952
 Natt og dag. 1954
 Lillelord. 1955
 De mørke kilder. 1956
 Vi har ham nå. 1957
 Jeg. 1959
 Danmark dejligst -? 1959
 Innbildningens verden. 1960
 Sorry boy. 1961
 Noveller i utvalg 1936-1961. 1961
 Frigjøringsdag. 1963
 Blåtind. 1964
 Barndommens rike. 1965
 Nye noveller. 1965
 Ord gjennom år. 1967
 Bagateller. 1967
 Den røde tåken. 1967
 Alltid på en søndag. 1968
 Trær alene i skogen. 1969
 129 Mumle Gåsegg. 1971
 Mitt hundeliv. 1971
 Min arm, min tarm. 1972
 Den store havfruen. 1973
 Eksempler. 1974
 Lykke til. 1974
 I dette rom. 1975

Premios
1945 Gyldendals legat
1955 Premio literario de la crítica noruega
1965 Doblougprisen
1965 Bokhandlerprisen por Lillelord
1967 Premio de Literatura del Consejo Nórdico

Véase también
Literatura noruega
Escritores de Noruega

Escritores en noruego
Escritores de Noruega del siglo XX
Ganadores del Premio de Literatura del Consejo Nórdico


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CNN Security Analyst: 'Stupid' Trump Has Sealed His Fate By Firing McCabe (VIDEO)
Posted on March 18, 2018 by Andrew Bradford
While Donald Trump may be taking a victory lap on Twitter over the firing of former Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe, a security analyst for CNN is warning that McCabe is now much more dangerous to Trump than he was while still at the FBI.
Julia Kayyem, who served as Assistant Secretary for Intergovernmental Affairs in the Department of Homeland Security during the Obama Administration, told host Don Lemon:
"I want to get away from process, away from politics, away from you know just the gut wrenching feeling all of us feel for McCabe's pension. Trust me, he is going to be fine. There is a lot of book agents calling him right now. But let's talk about Mueller, because that's what this is about."
Imagine all the things McCabe can say in a book! And imagine the money he can make by writing one. That led Kayyem to wonder why the White House had decided to make such a powerful enemy:
"Looking at what happened tonight outside the context of the Russia investigation, you're missing the big story here. Because of McCabe's knowledge of the investigation early on since he was part of the investigation, and then, of course, his contemporaneous knowledge of why Comey was fired. Those two things are relevant not just for obstruction of justice but also for what the special prosecutor is looking for. So are the Trump people stupid? Because they have now unleashed McCabe."
Well, we know Donald Trump is stupid; a complete moron, and Kayyem then answered her own question:
"I have to believe they are not. What they did is they weighed two things: firing McCabe and letting him be unleashed or trying to undermine him now because they know he knows a lot. They chose tonight, and they chose to try to undermine a key witness who potentially has information against them."
But such a choice has its own potential consequences:
"I don't think they're going to, you know, regret this; they knew this would happen and they had to choose. They choose one of two bad options for a White House looking at an investigation by the special prosecutor that's getting closer and closer to the Oval Office."
While Trump and his minions may think they're rid of Andrew McCabe, the former FBI man is far from done with what he has planned for them.
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First, she asked her lawyer whether there was anything she could legally do against these vulgar insults. When she was informed that there was no legal redress for this kind of situation in Austria, she took matters in her own hands and published the Facebook message including, the name of the craft beer shop and its owner, on Twitter. She wrote: "I am back (on Twitter) & want to tell you something about Mr. Lastufka. Mr. Lastufka has a small business for craft beer at Strozzigasse 11, where I must walk by every day. Yesterday, he talked to me in an unpleasant way and sent these messages #mindyourcraftbeer".
What happened thereafter was a classical #shitstorm. People wrote insults on the craft beer owner's Facebook page, they made his Google rating drop drastically and came by his shop to give him the finger, in one incident people even threw eggs and used tampons on his windows. Several passersby called him a "sexist" and an evil man without respect for women. His reaction: "This is lynch law. It wasn't me. These messages were sent by someone else." He said that at this date and time he had left his store and had been at the supermarket for twenty minutes. In that time, someone must have used his computer to write the messages, he claimed.
Wenn man dem Urteil gegen #SigiMaurer folgt darf man bei keiner Nachricht, egal auf welchen Weg gesendet davon ausgehen das der Absender auch der Absender ist.
If you follow the reasoning of the verdict, you can't be sure about that the sender of any message is truly the sender, no matter how it was delivered.
Wenn das #Maurer Urteil hält, ist es der Freibrief für Trollfabriken, Manipulatoren, Raubritter, Diebe, Betrüger, Vernaderer und #hassimnetz .
If the #Maurer verdict stands, that's a carte blanche for troll factories, manipulators, robber barons, thieves, cheaters, vandals and #hateontheweb.
A carte blanche for hostility to democracy.
Not to mention sexism, misogyny and discrimination.
1. Sexually degrade a woman in the worst possible way.
2. Hope that she will somehow defend herself publicly.
The scandal in the story is that #SigiMaurer has and had no legal means whatsoever to take action against these sexist messages. Just like many other women don't have any legal means. Oider, that's finally got to change!!
Dieses Urteil ist wegweisend. Es ist quasi ein Freibrief für Männer, die Frauen mittels Nachrichten belästigen, degradieren, fertig machen wollen. Sie dürfen das nun ganz offiziell tun, ohne Konsequenzen befürchten zu müssen. This is really happening.
This verdict is game-changing. It is a kind of carte blanche for men who want to harass, degrade and bring down women with messages. Now, they can do this officially without having to fear any consequences. This is really happening.
But Maurer, who is a former politician and used to be in the Austrian Green Party, does not want to give up. She is going to appeal.
pay what You own and to not open your mouth (just for blow jobs). Should my friends get you at night, it is over anyways. Think about how you wanna play this.


Microsoft has several hits on its hands right now, particularly Windows 7, Office 2010, Xbox 360 and the Kinect hands-free controller. A new survey of IT professionals finds Exchange 2010 migrations entering a growth phase.
The survey of some 590 attendees at last month's Exchange Connections 2010 in Las Vegas, a conference for IT professionals, found Exchange 2010 is coming on strong. The survey was sponsored by unified e-mail management services vendor Mimecast.
In the year since it shipped, the Mimecast survey found 19.7 percent of respondents had already completed the migration to Exchange 2010.
That's not to say that planning and executing Exchange 2010 deployments are necessarily always smooth or easy.
For example, half of the participants said their organizations are "juggling solutions from two or more providers for email archiving, continuity and security. A full 20 percent have three or more offerings to manage," the report said.
Of those who have already implemented Exchange 2010, the largest "anticipated benefit" (about 47 percent) was "enhanced availability," closely followed by "easier administration" (about 32 percent).
Exchange Server 2010 initially shipped a little more than a year ago in November 2009 and was followed by Service Pack 1 (SP1) in August 2010.
The current version of the e-mail engine, Exchange 2007, is included in Microsoft's cloud-based Business Productivity Online Suite (BPOS), Microsoft's enterprise application services. Company officials have said that, next year, when Microsoft releases BPOS's replacement, known as Office 365, it will be upgraded to include Exchange 2010 and the other 2010 servers.


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Tour of the Gila Turns 20
Donna Clayton Lawder
Jack Brennan, co-director of the annual Tour of the Gila bike race, pulls out an entry guide for this year's 20th annual race, boldly displaying the increase of prize money—a total of $45,200 this year. But it's not just the cash that racers are speeding for, Brennan says. It's the whole package: a well-run event, a challenging course and, well, just the "feel" of the race. Guess you'd have to call it "a community thing."
"We get such community support," says Brennan, co-owner of Gila Hike & Bike in downtown Silver City. "From the local businesses to the hundreds of volunteers who make this race possible, it's just a great thing for the town and something to be proud of."
Early next month, May 3-7, as many as 550 racers will take part in an event that has grown in stature every year of its two decades. The Tour of the Gila has earned a proud spot on USA Cycling's national event calendar—the only race in New Mexico, Arizona and Colorado to be so distinguished. The race is ranked as one of the most grueling stage races in North America, and is recognized internationally, drawing participants from Canada, New Zealand, Germany, Russia, Mexico, Colombia and Australia.
Involving many people and businesses in downtown Silver City and the surrounding community, the race also is a crowd pleaser. Thousands of spectators will throng routes around Grant County and into Catron County as the popular multi-stage race winds through downtown Silver City, Tyrone, Cliff, Glenwood, Hanover, Bayard, Mogollon and places in-between.
Unlike most bicycle races of this stature, the Tour of the Gila includes divisions for all skill levels, as well as spectator activities for all ages and abilities. The top men's and women's divisions race for five consecutive days, covering around 340 and 258 miles, respectively.
"If we continue on pace with registrations, we may have a record race," Brennan says. He says eight or nine pro men's teams have already registered, and that registrations in general—both online and paper—are ahead of last year.
This year's Tour also boasts a new sponsor, Teleperformance USA, a new business neighbor in Silver City. Currently setting up shop in the old Stream building on Hwy. 180, where it ultimately plans to employ up to 600 people, Teleperformance is showing something of its community spirit by signing on as new title sponsor for this year's race.
"They are really enthusiastic," says Brennan. After last year's sponsor declined to renew, the sponsorship committee sought more local support for the race and happily came upon new arrival Teleperformance as a possibility. The whole process, Brennan says, "moved along amazing quickly," describing a couple of phone calls by Town Council member Judy Ward and the head of the Tour's sponsorship search committee, Lanny Olsen of Holiday Inn Express.
Teleperformance USA is known nationally for its community involvement, actively supporting organ and tissue donation, the Big Brothers & Big Sisters Organization and the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation of America, among other efforts.
Brennan also singles out the New Mexico Tourism Department for its help in promoting the Tour of the Gila. "The race has a huge economic impact on this community," he says, "and we are grateful for the Tourism Department's hard work in helping insure the event's continued success."
Anatomy of the race:
Stage One (Wednesday, May 3) is the Dan Potts' Memorial Tyrone Time Trial. The race follows a 16.15-mile course along Hwy. 90 near Tyrone, beginning around noon.
Stage Two (Thursday, May 4) is the Silver City to Mogollon Road Race, which begins at Gough Park in Silver City, travels 92 miles to Mogollon and includes nearly 6,000 feet of climbing. First racers are off at 8 a.m. and are expected to begin crossing the day's finish line by shortly after 11 a.m.
Stage Three (Friday, May 5), the Inner Loop Road Race, follows an 80-mile loop this year for the longest riders, the Men's Pro I category. Racers will start out from Fort Bayard, starting 9 a.m. (except Senior Men 4 and 5 category and Women's 3 and 4, who start in Pinos Altos around 8:30 a.m.), then wind through Santa Clara, touch Silver City, then go through Pinos Altos up to Lake Roberts, heading back through Mimbres, San Lorenzo and Hanover, and ending at Fort Bayard.
Stage Four (Saturday, May 6) is the one-mile Silver City Downtown Criterium, the race in which racers fly around corners and whiz through the Bullard-College-Cooper-Broadway loop. Racers start at 8 a.m., the Men's Pro I category not departing the start line until 3:15 p.m. There also will be children's races and a citizen's criterium that day.
Stage Five (Sunday, May 7) is the 100-mile Gila Monster Road Race, the one that favors racers with climbing ability and who have altitude endurance. This stage ultimately decides the winner of the Tour. First racers depart Gough Park at 8 a.m., and by 10:30 spectators can view these athletes being put to the test as the top riders tackle the grueling climb up the Sapillo to Wild Horse Mesa. All racers finish in scenic Pinos Altos. The Men's Pro I category will cover the most ground at 106.4 miles. There is also a Citizen's Road Race of 32.5 miles that day, starting at Camp Thunderbird, with 2,100 feet of climbing.
Race guides with detailed maps will be available, so spectators can choose street corners and scenic hillcrests on which to perch and watch. Remember to bring sunhats, water and sunscreen.


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This reference topic for the IT professional describes the use of Windows authentication protocols used within the SSPI architecture.
The Microsoft Security Support Provider Interface (SSPI) is the foundation for Windows authentication. Applications and infrastructure services that require authentication use SSPI to provide it.
SSPI is the implementation of the Generic Security Service API (GSSAPI) in Windows Server operating systems. For more information about GSSAPI, see RFC 2743 and RFC 2744 in the IETF RFC Database.
The default Security Support Providers (SSPs) that invoke specific authentication protocols in Windows are incorporated into the SSPI as DLLs. These default SSPs are described below. Additional SSPs can be incorporated if they can operate with the SSPI.
The SSPI in Windows provides a mechanism that carries authentication tokens over the existing communication channel between the client computer and server. When two computers or devices need to be authenticated so that they can communicate securely, the requests for authentication are routed to the SSPI, which completes the authentication process, regardless of the network protocol currently in use. The SSPI returns transparent binary large objects—these are passed between the applications, at which point they can be passed to the SSPI layer on that side. Thus, the SSPI enables an application to use various security models available on a computer or network without changing the interface to the security system.
The following sections describe the default SSP components that interact with the SSPI. Each of the SSPs is used in different ways in Windows operating systems to promote secure communication in an unsecure network environment.
This SSP uses only Microsoft's implementation of the Kerberos version 5 protocol, which is based on Internet RFC 4120 and draft revisions. It is an industry-standard protocol that is used with either a password or a smart card for interactive logon. It is also the preferred authentication method for services in Windows.
The Kerberos SSP, Kerberos.dll, uses the Kerberos V5 authentication protocol (RFC 4120).
The NTLM Security Support Provider (NTLM SSP) is a binary messaging protocol used by the Security Support Provider Interface (SSPI) to allow NTLM challenge-response authentication and to negotiate integrity and confidentiality options. NTLM SSP is used wherever SSPI authentication is used including for Server Message Block or CIFS authentication, HTTP Negotiate authentication, for example Internet Web Authentication, and Microsoft RPC services. The NTLM SSP includes the NTLM and NTLMv2 authentication protocols.
Digest Authentication is an industry standard that, beginning with Windows 2000, is used for Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) and web authentication. Digest Authentication transmits credentials across the network as an MD5 hash or message digest.
Schannel implements the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) and Transport Layer Security (TLS) Internet standard authentication protocols. Schannel is used for web-based server authentication, such as when a user attempts to access a secure web server.
Note: PCT is disabled by default in Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008, and Windows Server 2003.
The protocol that is selected is the preferred authentication protocol that both parties can support. For example, if a server supports all the Schannel protocols and the client supports only SSL 3.0 and SSL 2.0, the authentication process uses SSL 3.0.
The Negotiate (SPNEGO) SSP can be used to negotiate a specific authentication protocol. When an application calls into SSPI to log on to a network, it can specify an SSP to process the request. If the application specifies Negotiate, the SSP analyzes the request and picks the best SSP to handle the request based on customer-configured security policies.
In supported versions of the Windows operating systems, the Negotiate security package selects between the Kerberos protocol and NTLM. Negotiate selects Kerberos by default unless Kerberos cannot be used by one of the systems involved in the authentication or the calling application did not provide sufficient information to use Kerberos.
The Credential Security Service Provider, or CredSSP, provides a single sign-on (SSO) user experience when starting new Terminal Services and Remote Desktop sessions. CredSSP enables applications to delegate users' credentials from the client computer (by using the client-side security service provider) to the target server (through the server-side security service provider) based on client policies. CredSSP policies are configured by using Group Policy and delegation of credentials is turned off by default.
Negotiate Extensions (NegoExts) is an authentication package that negotiates the use of SSPs, other than NTLM or the Kerberos protocol, for applications and scenarios implemented by Microsoft and other software companies.
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The Windows Negotiate package treats the NegoExts SSP in the same manner as it does for Kerberos and NTLM. NegoExts.dll is loaded into the Local System Authority (LSA) at startup. When an authentication request is received, based on the request's source, NegoExts negotiates between the supported SSPs. It gathers the credentials and policies, encrypts them, and sends that information to the appropriate SSP, where the security token is then created. The SSPs supported by NegoExts are not stand-alone SSPs such as Kerberos and NTLM. Therefore, within the NegoExts SSP, when the authentication method fails for any reason, an authentication failure message will be displayed or logged. No renegotiation or fallback authentication methods are possible.
The PKU2U protocol was introduced in Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 and implemented as an SSP. The SSP enables peer-to-peer authentication, particularly through the Windows 7 media and file sharing feature called Homegroup, which permits sharing between computers that are not members of a domain.
The Windows SSPI can use any of the protocols that are supported through the installed security support providers. However, because not all operating systems support the same SSP packages that any given Windows Server supports, clients and servers must negotiate to use a protocol that they both support. Windows Server prefers client computers and applications to use the Kerberos protocol, a strong standards-based protocol, when possible, but continues to allow client computers and client applications that do not support Kerberos, to authenticate.
Before authentication can take place, however, the two communicating computers must agree on a protocol that they both can support. For any protocol to be usable through the SSPI, each party must have the appropriate SSP. For example, in order for a client computer and server to use the Kerberos authentication protocol, they must both support Kerberos V5. Windows Server uses the function EnumerateSecurityPackages to identify which SSPs are supported on a computer and what the capabilities of those SSPs are.
The selection of an authentication protocol can be handled in one of two ways, each of which is described in the sections that follow.
The client computer requests access to a service.
The server replies to the request in which it specifies the protocol that will be used.
The client computer examines the contents of the reply and checks to determine whether it supports the specified protocol. If the client computer does support the specified protocol, the authentication continues. If the client computer does not support the protocol, the authentication fails, regardless of whether the client computer is authorized to access the resource.
The server replies with a list of authentication protocols that it can support and an authentication challenge or response based on the protocol that is its first choice. For example, the server might list the Kerberos protocol and NTLM, and send a Kerberos authentication response.
The client computer examines the contents of the reply and checks to determine whether it supports any of the specified protocols.
If the client computer supports the preferred protocol, authentication proceeds.
If the client computer does not support the preferred protocol, but does support one of the other protocols listed by the server, the client computer lets the server know which authentication protocol it supports, and the authentication proceeds.
If the client computer does not support any of the listed protocols, the authentication exchange fails.


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I Really set up the free version of the theme and in a matter of 15 minutes bought the superior version. I could tell right off the bat, the programmer was thinking exactly how I was envisioning a theme should get the job done. And I'll go into that more below, but let us first look at a number of the qualities. I will be covering the premium version of the theme, because it's worth very penny. Actually, Tom, if you read this and are visiting Scottsdale, Arizona, coffees on me.
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Dramatic integration with the WordPress Customizer. I have not been a fan of this customizer in the past, but Tom does it right.
Additionally, it works great with all the popular fast-growing Elementor page builder. If you would like to dive into even more customizations, these really are a great combo. I've also read that individuals using Beaver Builder have experienced success.
The Documentation is also incredible. Besides have great documentation on their site, the subject has existed long enough that what I Googled throughout the setup procedure was found inside a couple of seconds from their own forum.
Now it is Time to the fun part! I test a new theme right out of the box with no customizations to see how fast the foundation is. This tells me a lot of what I could expect by the time that I add everything for this. Running the stock GeneratePress WordPress motif on Kinsta hosting clocked in at a whopping 265 ms loading time. I was very impressed.
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The Sections add-on in the premium version of GeneratePress allows you to do all sorts of things in terms of design. Consider it like a page builder with no bloat. GeneratePress is certainly not only for blogs! I am in reality using GeneratePress for our ecommerce website (perfmatters.io) that is running Easy Digital Downloads. Feel free to look it over. But as you can see below, it looks nothing like a site.
For all those Of you who are regular readers, you likely did not even notice that I changed the entire motif that forces woorkup.com. It just took me about an hour for GeneratePress to mimic my MyThemeShop theme which I had spent annually customizing. Here is a comparison below.
My old MyThemeShop theme was already pretty fast, but I invested a lot of time scrutinizing it. In reality, I've gotten a great deal of emails from you guys asking me to print all my customizations. My advice today is, simply get GeneratePress!
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GeneratePress Is the ideal option for performance-focused users that want to be able to customize and control exactly how their site appears.
Since Of that, people who assemble WordPress websites for a living love GeneratePress. They'll typically pair it with a WordPress page builder and use it for literally any kind of site.
For Example, if you know you want to create a fashion blog, you might be happier choosing a market theme that's developed exclusively for fashion bloggers.
While GeneratePress is becoming a great deal easier to use, as a result of its pre-built Site Library, GeneratePress still looks very barebones when you initially install it.
So To create GeneratePress look how you want it to, you will almost certainly need to go in and personalize matters. And though the substantial benefit of GeneratePress is how customizable it is, some users, particularly casual users, don't like having to make those changes .
The Free version of GeneratePress provides you decent options, but if you have GeneratePress Premium, you'll have the ability to customize nearly all about your website.
And You also get a detailed region to control the colour of each and every element on your website.
All In all, GeneratePress will provide you much more customization options in the WordPress Customizer compared to most other themes. This amount of detail might be a little overwhelming if you're a beginner. But once you understand how the settings come together, you'll have complete control over how your site looks.
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Host Steve Harvey appears on Tuesday's episodeThe Ellen DeGeneres Show and opens up about the Kardashian-Jenner family taking on the Wests in the upcoming episode of the game show.
Apparently it was supposed to be the Kardashians versus the Hilton family at first, but plans changed.
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Q: How to disable resizeing of a window with autohotkey? I wrote a script with autohotkey, that keeps the clicked window always on top
~MButton::
CoordMode, Mouse, Window
MouseGetPos, ClickX, ClickY, WindowUnderMouseID
WinActivate, ahk_id %WindowUnderMouseID%
WinGetClass, class, A
MouseGetPos, ClickX, ClickY, WindowUnderMouseID
WinGetPos, x, y, w, h, ahk_id %WindowUnderMouseID%

; check if title bar, with an exception for Firefox with tabs in title bar that can be middle-clicked to close
if (ClickX < w and ClickY < 24 and ClickY > 0 and ClickX > 0 and class != "MozillaWindowClass")
{
    WinSet, AlwaysOnTop, Toggle, A
}
Return

Now I want to modify this script to disable the possibility of the window to be resized. I found something with Gui, -resize but I don't see how this would help. Replacing the AlwaysOnTop with resize does not work (Parameter #1 is invalid).
How can I achieve the desired funktionality?

A: After a quick search, I found the following line of code that disables the resize
WinSet, Style, -0x40000, A

In your case, you would swap out A for your %WindowUnderMouseID%

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A lot of the Old Testament is tough to read. It does have great, inspiring characters, stories and truths, but much of it seems irrelevant to us. But with a little context and understanding it can be quite reveling and extremely encouraging. An Old Testament Overview.
God creates the world and us, makes us stewards of the earth spiritually and physically. He intends for us to dwell with Him in Paradise for all eternity.
We listen to evil (Satan) & rebel against God, disobey Him for our own desires.
God separates us from Him directly to protect us from His Holiness. A blessing & a tragedy.
God implements a plan of recovery, redemption and restoration through a chosen people of Abraham, Israel. The covenant to deliver all the world is given in Genesis 12.
The Law (Torah) is given to show how far we are from being the holy creation God intended us to be & how well we would need to preform to regain our lives in paradise.
Israel fails because they are broken and go into exile.
Israel hopes for the deliverance promised by the covenant and reaffirmed by the judges, kings and prophets of Israel.
The promise of deliverance of all mankind, including Israel, by God is fulfilled through Jesus' life, death and Resurrection. The Covenant is fulfilled.
All mankind can now have the promise of future restored Paradise with God, without evil and suffering forever. We can give up our self pursuits of small paradises and hopes of living holy enough. We can accept His love and grace and live by His word and not the smallness of ourselves.
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A couple of hands-on pictures highlighting the Orchid Grey color variant of the Galaxy S8 Plus have appeared online. As you'd expect, the images don't shine a light on any new features, but they do confirm that Samsung's scrapped the traditional home button, in favour of an on-screen offering.
Judging by the snaps, it also looks like the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus are going to be a bit of a sucker for fingerprints. That makes sense, though, seeing as they sport the same metal and glass build Samsung introduced on the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge — and boy, oh, boy, were they fingerprint magnets.
We have to say, this is the best color we've seen of the Galaxy S8 to date, but that's probably because the only other one we've caught a clear glimpse of is Black Sky. We're quite looking forward to seeing what the Arctic Silver version looks like, so hopefully some close-up images will surface over the course of the next few days.
If they don't, it won't be the end of the world as Samsung's scheduled to take the wraps off the much-rumored Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus at a dedicated event in New York City on March 29. You can expect all of your questions (if you have any, that is) to be answered then.


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Q: Internal IP Address Needed for Custom Server Application - PHP SERVER Variables I have read this:
How to get the my system's IP address
But it's not really getting at the root problem for me.  I need to get the client IP on an internal network, eg, something 192.168.1.7 so that I know if the server is being accessed from an internal location or not.
I'm updating some code that was built some time ago by someone else, and this code snippet is in there:
$octet = explode(".", getenv("REMOTE_ADDR"), 4);

if($octet[0] != 192 && $octet[1] != 168 && $octet[2] != 1) {
    die("You are unable to view this page from your current location.");
}

This looks like it's testing for that internal IP, but on another page with similar code, I get the die message.  That code actually shows my IP to be something other than 192.168.1.7(this code's actually showing my static IP given to me by the ISP):
if($octet[0] != 192 && $octet[1] != 168 && $octet[2] != 1) {
    die("You are unable to view this page from your current location: " . getenv("REMOTE_ADDR"));
}

I'm a bit confused because this code seemed to have worked in the past but it isn't now.  I'm not totally sure when it stopped working but based on the code I'm seeing, it shouldn't have worked in the first place.
NOTE
I should also mention that all the clients needing access to this server are internal (mostly).  It's a CRM with a custom license key module.  I want these PHP pages to be accessible to only those clients on the 192.168.1.0 network.  But the tricky part is that there is a way to access the non-key system part of the CRM from outside using DNS at a location like this:
crm.my-domain.com
Suffice it to say that those clients accessing the CRM from outside the network, should not have access to the key module; only those clients on the 192.168.1.0 network should be able to see the keys.  So if I can get the internal IP I can test for it and show the page.
NOTE 2
I am running a DNS in the network and I have a portforward on the router to the server in question that is <internal_ip> on port 80.
The DNS has an A record like this:
crm_servername    A    192.168.1.20

And it has a CNAME of this:
crm    CNAME    crm_servername.my-domain.com

Do I need more than this or should this work for me?  Currently I can access the server in question by the subdomain address but when I get to the pages in question, it still shows an external IP, non-192.168.1.x...
My question is, how to set up my DNS zone file such that when I am on the local network, and I go to a server on an IP such as 192.168.1.20, that I stay within the network and don't get routed out and then back in again?  It seems I'm going out and then in, from the ISP static IP, and the server thinks this.

A: You could probably make this code work better if you change it to this:
function is_local($ip) {
    $octet = explode('.', $ip);

    return ($octet[0] == '10' ||
        ($octet[0] == '172' && ((int)$octet[1] >=16 && (int)$octet[1] <= 31)) ||
        ($octet[0] == '192' && $octet[1] == '168')
    );
}

This code will check if the IP address falls into any of the private network ranges which should mean your client is internal or connected through a VPN.
That may solve your issue, or it may be too broad.  If your IP is showing up as the one from your ISP, then somehow you aren't on the local network when you think you are or you're being port-forwarded into the internal network and therefore still show the remote IP address to the server.

A: You can not get that from Server variables because server has no way of knowing this information.
The only way is to interrogate the web browser (eg. by using a Java applet). However getting access to this information is unreliable at best.
See:
Non-server side method of getting local IP address in browser?
Get the correct local IP address from java applet
http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/showthread.php?threadid=242538


A physician, virologist, and epidemiologist, Thomas Francis Jr.—T.F. or Tommy to his friends—was born in Gas City, Indiana. The son of a steelworker and part-time minister, Francis grew up in western Pennsylvania, graduated from Allegheny College on scholarship in 1921, and received his medical degree from Yale in 1925. From there he went to the Rockefeller Institute, where he joined an elite research team then preparing vaccines against bacterial pneumonia. Francis soon switched diseases, however, and took up influenza research. He became the first American to isolate human flu virus.
In 1933, Francis married Dorothy Packard Otton, and they had two children. By 1938, he had become a professor of bacteriology and chair of the department of the New York University College of Medicine, where he remained until 1941.
That year, Francis received an invitation from Henry F. Vaughan to join the newly established School of Public Health at the University of Michigan. Earlier in the year, he had also been appointed director of the Commission on Influenza of the United States Army Epidemiological Board. Under the auspices of the commission, Francis took part in the successful development, field trial, and evaluation of protective influenza vaccines.
At Michigan, Francis built a virus laboratory and a Department of Epidemiology that quickly focused on a broad range of infectious diseases. When Jonas Salk came to the University of Michigan in 1941 to pursue postgraduate work in virology, it was Francis who taught him the methodology of vaccine development. Salk's work at Michigan ultimately led to his polio vaccine.
From his Ann Arbor base, Francis gained national and international renown. In 1947, the Regents of the University awarded him one of the first Michigan distinguished professorships, naming him the Henry Sewall University Professor of Epidemiology. In addition to his work at the School of Public Health, Francis joined the pediatrics faculty at the University's Medical School.
Six months later, Francis visited Japan at the behest of the U.S. government's Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission. Charged with determining new objectives and a new strategy for the commission, Francis authored the "Unified Study Program," which contained plans to investigate the natural history of a population over its lifespan.
Francis subsequently turned to the study of the epidemiology of chronic disease, and he created the Tecumseh Study. His aim was to build a community laboratory in the town of Tecumseh, Michigan, which could take advantage of geography, history, and local culture to lay the groundwork for accumulated data from which it would be possible over a period of years to draw secure inferences on disease precursors. Through the Tecumseh Study, Francis contributed profoundly to scientists' understanding of the epidemiology of chronic disease, and furthered his renown as a scientist, investigator, and innovator.
Throughout these years, Francis taught and served as an exemplary administrator at the University of Michigan. He received many honors and awards during his career, notably the Medal of Freedom from the U.S. Army in 1946. About his profession, Francis remarked, "Epidemiology must constantly seek imaginative and ingenious teachers and scholars to create a new genre of medical ecologists who, with both the fine sensitivity of the scientific artist, and the broad perception of the community sculptor, can interpret the interplay of forces which result in disease." Thomas Francis Jr. died in 1969.
Arnold Monto, professor of epidemiology, came to the University of Michigan because he wanted to continue his research on respiratory infections, and Thomas Francis gave him the opportunity to do that as part of the landmark Tecumseh Community Health Survey.
The Tecumseh study, begun in 1956 and led by Francis, looked at behavioral, environmental, and family factors associated with cardiovascular disease and other chronic conditions. Monto talked to Francis about expanding its scope, and he studied the spread of respiratory infections in 10,000 residents of Tecumseh, Mich. in the 1960s and 1970s.
"He had a profound influence on what people worked on here," Monto said.
Monto described Francis as a demanding leader—he would not allow for sweeping generalizations in scientific results, instead insisting upon the evidence to back everything up.
"He made us into people who question things, who took nothing for granted," Monto said.
Hunein "John" Maassab was a research assistant for Thomas Francis while he was a graduate student at Michigan. Maassab helped work on the data for the polio vaccine trials, and was in the audience at Rackham Auditorium for the historic announcement in 1955 that the vaccine worked.
Maassab completed his doctoral work 1956, including a dissertation on influenza. He was inspired by Francis, who had overseen the U.S. Army's flu vaccine program during World War II.
After Francis developed the first killed-virus flu vaccine, he told Maassab that the next logical step would be a vaccine using a live virus. Maassab ultimately spent his entire career developing a live-attenuated, cold-adapted flu vaccine, the technology behind the nasal spray flu vaccine FluMist.
"My work started with a job offer from Dr. Thomas Francis Jr. to join the department of epidemiology after receiving my Ph.D. in 1956," Maassab said. "Dr. Francis asked me to work on a live flu vaccine because the killed virus vaccine was not completely effective. Some people who got the killed virus vaccine were not protected. They got the flu.


Thorn Law Group is widely recognized as a leading tax law firm dedicated to solving complex national and international tax law matters. The tax attorneys at our firm counsel and advise businesses and individuals in the United States and around the globe involved in sensitive civil and criminal tax law disputes. Our firm offers extensive tax planning services to both businesses and individuals. We are passionate about our work and our attorneys focus on partnering with clients to resolve their tax issues and controversies in the quickest and most advantageous manner possible.
We have unique and important insight into how the IRS operates.
At Thorn Law Group our legal professionals represent a diverse range of clients, including individual taxpayers, small and mid-sized businesses, partnerships, professional athletes, banks, trusts and other entities located in the United States and abroad. The team combines their diverse backgrounds and years of tax law experience to serve clients in the New Jersey, New York, Connecticut and Pennsylvania region, across the United States, and around the world.
We have worked as trial attorneys for the Internal Revenue Service and have served as law clerks with the United States Tax Court prior to entering private practice. These experiences have given us unique and important insights into how the IRS and other governmental authorities identify, investigate and prosecute tax law violations.
At Thorn Law Group our Rutherford, New Jersey office offers comprehensive tax representation and legal services to businesses and individuals in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut as well as the Greater Philadelphia region. The legal team in our New Jersey satellite office represents clients' interests before the IRS, U.S. Tax Court, U.S. Department of Justice, Court of Federal Claims and various state courts and taxing authorities across the nation.
Our New Jersey office is strategically situated in a convenient suburban location. While Rutherford, New Jersey is in close proximity to the world's financial capital, it offers our clients both hassle free access and a confidential environment to discuss their sensitive tax law matters. There is no need to travel into the heavily congested city to meet with a tax attorney; clients can easily schedule an appointment to visit our New Jersey office at a time that is most convenient for them.
Whether we are guiding an individual through an invasive IRS audit or advising a business on how to best comply with complicated offshore bank reporting obligations, our firm is focused on developing the best solutions possible for each of our clients.
Tax law matters can be highly disruptive and overwhelming, particularly for clients who may be dealing with the IRS or other governmental authority for the first time. Every New Jersey tax attorney at our firm is committed to helping clients through difficult times and circumstances.
Every tax case is unique, which is why we take all the time needed to make sure that we understand our clients' needs, goals and objectives. Our legal professionals work side by side with clients to thoroughly evaluate their situations and identify the best available path to successfully settle their tax dispute.
With 30 plus years of combined tax law experience, our legal team has established a strong track record of success. Regardless of whether our clients' tax law issues are routine or complex, we are committed to securing the most favorable outcome possible in every case that we handle.
The Internal Revenue Service has recently announced significant changes to its Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program (OVDP). The OVDP was introduced in 2009 in an effort to combat offshore tax evasion. This amnesty program offers certain incentives for taxpayers to report their previously undisclosed foreign accounts to the IRS.
The 2014 changes are designed to increase the number of participants in the OVDP. These changes include expanding the streamlined filing procedures to include a wider range of U.S. taxpayers living abroad and, for the first time, permitting taxpayers living in the U.S. the opportunity to participate in the streamlined program. Additionally, taxpayers seeking to take advantage of these procedures will now have to certify that their failure to report their offshore accounts and assets to the IRS was not deliberate in nature.
Under the 2014 program modifications, willful violators seeking to avoid criminal prosecution will be required to provide more information to the IRS, including all account statements. Violators may be subject to higher penalties than in the past and will have to pay their offshore penalties when they apply to the OVDP.
Taxpayers seeking to take advantage of the OVDP incentives should consult with an experienced New Jersey IRS voluntary disclosure lawyer at Thorn Law Group to identify all options that may be available to resolve their offshore account issues.
Our attorneys are highly skilled professionals with the experience and knowledge necessary to represent both U.S. and international businesses and individuals involved in sensitive tax law matters. Recognizing the diversity of our clients, our firm has developed a multilingual team of lawyers and legal professionals proficient in English, Chinese, Hindi and French. Our firm has also worked to establish a global network of law firms and legal practitioners to advise and support our clients dealing with sophisticated foreign tax law issues and disputes.
If you would like to learn more about the legal services offered at Thorn Law Group or would like to discuss a tax law matter with an experienced New Jersey tax attorney, we encourage you to contact Kevin E. Thorn, Managing Partner, by calling (201) 842-7696 or by emailing ket@thornlawgroup.com.