In the field of animancy, which focuses on the study of souls, researchers wondered for centuries if they could develop a discipline or technology that would allow people to connect with the soul of another living thing -- not just reach or strike out toward it. Wizards and priests had developed abilities to overwhelm or inspire the mind, but not to connect with it.
So compared to BG animancers are like Mages and Wizards like sorcerers? In the sense that Mages suppose to be the masters of arcane knowledge. There was many schools of magic, ways to tap it and innate abilities, but overall being a mage is about pursuit of arcane knowledge. So Wizards aren't the master of arcane, they are just a subset of soul magic, they are people with some innate ability, who learned how to trap soul magic in one way.
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Ectopsychic Echo - The cipher and an ally generate a bolt of psychic energy that periodically rebounds between them, causing Crush damage to anyone caught in the area (attacks Reflexes).
Can the Cipher use a Ranger's animal companion instead of the Ranger as the link for the rebounding bolt?
Would it be possible to add some additional detail on the frequency of use for the Cipher class abilities?


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Q: How to access the Hydra config object at runtime I need to change the output/working directory of the hydra config framework in such a way that it lies outside of my project directory. According to my understanding and the doc, config.yaml would need to look like this:
exp_nr: 0.0.0.0
condition: something
hydra:
  run:
    dir: /absolute/path/to/folder/${exp_nr}/${condition}/

In my code, I then tried to access and set the path like this:
import os
import hydra
from omegaconf import DictConfig

@hydra.main(config_path="../../config", config_name="config", version_base="1.3")
def main(cfg: DictConfig):
    print(cfg)
    cwd = os.getcwd()
    print(f"The current working directory is {cwd}")
    owd = hydra.utils.get_original_cwd()
    print(f"The Hydra original working directory is {owd}")
    work_dir = cfg.hydra.run.dir
    print(f"The work directory should be {work_dir}")

But I get the following output and error:
{'exp_nr': '0.0.0.0', 'condition': 'something'}
The current working directory is /project/path/subdir/subsubdir
The Hydra original working directory is /project/path/subdir/subsubdir
Error executing job with overrides: ['exp_nr=1.0.0.0', 'condition=somethingelse']
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/project/path/subdir/subsubdir/model.py", line 13, in main
    work_dir = cfg.hydra.run.dir
omegaconf.errors.ConfigAttributeError: Key 'hydra' is not in struct
    full_key: hydra
    object_type=dict

I see that hydra.run.dir doesn't appear in the cfg dict printed first but how can I access the path through the config if os.getcwd() isn't set already? Or what did I do wrong?
The path is correct as I already saved files to the folder before integrating hydra and if the process isn't killed due to the error the folder also gets created but hydra doesn't save any files to it, not even the log file with the parameters it should save by default. I also tried to set the path relative to the standard output path or having an extra config parameter work_dir: ${hydra.run.dir} (returns an Interpolation error).

A: You can access the Hydra config via the HydraConfig singleton documented here.
from hydra.core.hydra_config import HydraConfig

@hydra.main()
def my_app(cfg: DictConfig) -> None:
    print(HydraConfig.get().job.name)

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Q: Get all CSS styles of an element with JavaScript Is there a way to select all CSS rules of an element with JavaScript?  I'm not looking for a specific solution, just as long as all CSS rules of a given element are read.
So, I have the following HTML

and then in a separate CSS file:
.styledDiv
{
  background-color: #ccc;
  border: solid 5px blue;
}

I'd like the final result to include all inline and separate file CSS rules.  It doesn't matter in what format the final result is, be it a string or an array, whatever.
Let me also mention, I looked at some code that reads CSS rules from a separate CSS file.  I think there could be a better solution.  Also, FireFox and Chrome allow to loop through .style property the same way as looping through an array.  However, FF spits out -*tl-source rules for right and left border/margin/padding and doesn't show the actual CSS values.  Solution involving jQuery is also fine.

A: For FireFox, you can use this: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/DOM:window.getComputedStyle
For IE, you can use this:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms535231(VS.85).aspx
Be aware!  You are treading on dark waters here.
These results return the browser's interpretation of CSS.  For example, when getting colors, IE would return the HEX color codes while Firefox returns rbg code.  And for font sizes IE would return the actual inherited font size while Firefox will return pt based.


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The quickest way to launch the cyber equivalent of a nuclear war is for the targets of cyberattacks to try to "hack back" against their tormentors.
The debate over that has raged for decades, with a majority of security experts arguing that the difficulties of attribution and the dangers of escalating retaliatory counterattacks make hacking back a losing proposition.
But what if it didn't involve trying to corrupt or destroy an attacker's network? What if it wasn't exactly "kinder," but was a bit "gentler," involving intermediate-level responses like so-called "naming and shaming" of perpetrators, or blocking access to U.S. markets of foreign companies that benefit from cyber espionage?
A recent paper by father and son, Jeremy and Ariel Rabkin, titled "Hacking Back Without Cracking Up," seeks to make that case – that it is not only possible to hack back (what some call taking "active defense" measures) without prompting a catastrophic cycle of retaliation, but necessary given that annual losses to American businesses from criminal hacking were estimated at $100 billion two years ago and has increased since then.
They cite former National Security Agency (NSA) head Gen. Keith Alexander's declaration in 2012 that the cybertheft of U.S. intellectual property is, "the largest transfer of wealth in world history," as evidence that the status quo is unacceptable.
Even more compelling, they say, is that government has not demonstrated the ability to protect private-sector intellectual property.
The father and son go to considerable lengths to distance themselves from supporting lawless, Wild West-type counterattacks by proposing that the response be done not by the victims, but by hired professionals – forensic cyber experts with government-approved law enforcement certification, so the retaliation will be measured and much more likely to be against the actual perpetrator.
They cite the cybersecurity firms CrowdStrike and Mandiant, which in 2014 "outed" different hacking groups affiliated with China's People's Liberation Army.
The senior Rabkin, a professor at George Mason School of Law, and his son, a software engineer at Cloudera, liken it to a retail store hiring security guards, who have some law enforcement authority against shoplifting or other criminal acts.
In a podcast interview with Stewart Baker, former NSA general counsel, former assistant secretary for policy at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and now a partner at Steptoe & Johnson (and an outspoken hacking back advocate), they argued that merely exposing perpetrators could be an effective deterrent – perhaps even spur the federal government to more aggressive action.
"If a company could say, "We know who's doing this. Here are their names and addresses. By the way, here's his sister, his girlfriend, here's his mother – you now have all this information and you put it on a website. I think it would be harder for government to shrug this off in the way that it has," he said.
You might say this isn't going to have a big effect on China or Russia or Iran, but it's worthwhile if it just raises the profile of these concerns to the government.
The two say that besides exposing foreign hackers' personal information, the U.S. government could take other measures short of cyber retaliation – denying travel permits, denying access to the U.S. banking system, imposing commercial sanctions on firms that do business with the hackers or even suing companies that get trade secrets from hackers.
They say they know their proposal is not a "panacea," but they say it is a starting point.
The timing of their paper is interesting, to say the least, since it was published by the Hoover Institution about a month before Wikileaks published a trove of emails from the Democratic National Committee (DNC) – an event that has even outspoken opponents of hacking back calling for the U.S. government to impose some kind of retribution against the hackers who stole the documents.
Russian hackers are widely suspected, although that is still being debated.
Whoever did it, hacking back opponents like Bruce Schneier, CTO of Resilient Systems, have called for retaliation. In a blog post, Schneier called it, "an attack against our democracy," and said the U.S. should confront the perpetrators and, "make clear that we will not tolerate this kind of interference by any government." He did not specify how he thought the U.S. should make it clear.
However, calling for government to retaliate against a state-sponsored attack is not an endorsement of the private sector doing the same thing, even at a "moderate" level.
Dmitri Alperovitch, cofounder and CTO of CrowdStrike, even though his firm's outing of a Chinese hacking group was cited in the Rabkins' paper as an example of what they advocate, was brief and blunt. "CrowdStrike does not hack back and does not support such activities," he said.
CrowdStrike does not hack back and does not support such activities.
Beyond that, he said the "cycle of active defense" involves the use of threat intelligence, asset identification and network monitoring, incident response and threat and environmental manipulation.
He likened it to ICBM defense, where the goal is to destroy missiles, not people or cities.
Ariel Rabkin, in an interview, said while he agrees that good architecture improves security, the reality is that it would be very expensive to fix the security flaws in large systems.
But Anthony Di Bello, director of strategic partnerships at Guidance Software, said he thinks it is both infeasible and very risky to "deputize" expert civilian security vendors to hack back against suspected attackers.
He acknowledged that the U.S. government has accused hostile nation states (China, North Korea, Iran) of specific attacks, but said he doesn't think the private sector has that kind of capability, and should not be given law enforcement powers.
And he said the escalation risks from hacking back don't need to be violent to be damaging. "It could result in strained trade relations, disrupt other political negotiations that are ongoing or introduce a lack of trust in technology that my country exports," he said.
He agreed that government should do more to deal with cyber crime, but said he still believes that, as is the case with other types of crime, private citizens can't take the law into their own hands.
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'Big Mouth' Season 2 Review: This Unflinching Advocate for Adolescents Is One of the Best Kids' Shows on TV
After taking an honest look at puberty's animal urges, Netflix's canny kids' show delves into the subsequent feelings of shame — and why they need to be ignored.
Ben Travers
Oct 5, 2018 5:00 pm
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"Big Mouth."
"Big Mouth" earned early praise for deftly blending unabashedly crude humor with endearing care for its young characters. The Netflix animated series about a group of pre-teens going through puberty showed it all, from human-sized penises playing basketball to the disgusting edible called "cream crackers." Season 2 arguably goes even further, including an intimate song-and-dance sequence featuring dozens of naked women going full frontal and one of the main characters' being de-pantsed (underwear and all) next to his proudly nude father. Yet the show's heart never stops beating, even when the horny little kids' blood is rushing elsewhere.
Despite the language, nudity, sexual situations, drug use, and cartoonish violence (Garrison Keillor's severed head has taken on added relevance given last year's allegations), "Big Mouth" is not an adult animated series. It's about kids, for kids (of a certain age), and the older viewers are there to learn, remember, or both. Even more than before, Season 2 is weird and proud of it; a living embodiment of putting it all out there, despite what people might think. In a very real way, these episodes are a form of activism, and in a season focused on teaching kids how to separate shame from guilt, it's downright powerful. A Peabody Award would not be out of order.
If the Hormone Monster was the creature tasked with setting the tone of "Big Mouth" Season 1, then the Shame Wizard fills the role in Season 2. Don't worry: Nick Kroll's devilish creature with a heart of gold (and a bag of pet penises) isn't absent from Netflix's sequel, and neither is his feminine counterpart Connie, brought to delectable life by Maya Rudolph. They're still helping Andrew (voiced by John Mulaney) and Jessi (Jessi Klein) explore their burgeoning sexualities, guiding each pubescent junior high schooler through their natural urges and inexplicable mood swings.
But after spending the series' first 10 episodes introducing these children to their changing bodies, Season 2 ushers in the emotional consequences to the havoc raged by budding hormones: shame. Andrew feels shame for constantly masturbating. Nick (voiced by Kroll) feels shame for his underdeveloped body. Jessi feels shame for, well, a lot of things. Her parents are splitting up, and she feels responsible, but she's also angry. Angry that her parents are splitting, angry that her friends are paying attention to other girls, angry that she's not an exemplary feminist all the time. And then she feels shame for all of that.
Coaxing this ballooning throng of indignity is the Shame Wizard, voiced to perfection by David Thewlis. Looking like a cross between Professor Snape, a Dementor, and an older, goblin-eared version of Thewlis himself, the Shame Wizard sneers and cackles his way into exacerbating the emotions of every confused kid. In one of the series' better songs (written and composed by Mark Rivers), the Shame Wizard flies through the night sky casting a shadow on all the embarrassed kiddos. "How I hate to be a bummer, but my dear I've got your number, and I'll whisper it forever in your ear," he sings, adding "You've got no one but yourself to blame," and "If you start to burn too hot, I'll dose your filthy flame."
In the world of "Big Mouth," the Shame Wizard exists because he believes he's serving a vital function: Children need to feel ashamed of what they do in order to distinguish right from wrong. If Jessi steals a lipstick from a local store, she should be ashamed of herself. But the problem brilliantly addressed by writers and co-creators Kroll, Andrew Goldberg, Jennifer Flackett, and Mark Levin is that shame can go too far. Often, children are too embarrassed to ask questions or ill-informed about what's routine when growing up. Sometimes, adults just get in the way.
Early in the season, Andrew searches for forgiveness through religion. He wants to make amends for breaking social norms (and offending one of his friends), but his rabbi can't help him. "Jews, we do not feel shame. We feel guilt," he's told, before being sent to a Catholic priest. That doesn't work either, as Andrew's "penance" of five prayers doesn't make him feel like he's learned anything.
Finding inadequate advice from adults is a common and insightful theme of "Big Mouth;" no one tells these kids what they really need to hear. In this instance, Andrew needs to be told what he's doing is normal; that his urges are driven by biological prompts everyone goes through. More specifically, he needs to know that shame is different than guilt, as the former describes feeling bad about yourself and the latter is related to specific instances. He should feel guilty about where he masturbated (in his friend's bathroom while thinking about his friend's sister), but not that he felt the need to do so.
The eloquence with which "Big Mouth" illustrates these differences and guides its audience to a moral resolution is beyond admirable. It's a valuable service for any kids whose parents let them watch, as well as a keen lesson for wary adults. By normalizing experiences many kids feel embarrassed about, the series is actively advocating for their emotional well-being. Anyone who watches these episodes should feel a little less self-conscious, if not also a significant boost in self-esteem. Even if they don't, the show's sharp wit, exuberant voice work, and wild imagination are more than enough to provide top-shelf entertainment. It's a win-win, so why not give "Big Mouth" a Peabody and an Emmy?
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Q: xgboost treemethod gpu-hist outperformed by hist using rtx3060ti and amd ryzen 9 5950x I'm doing some hyper-parameter tuning, so speed is key. I've got a nice workstation with both an AMD Ryzen 9 5950x and an NVIDIA RTX3060ti 8GB.
Setup:

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*xgboost 1.5.1 using PyPi in an anaconda environment.

*NVIDIA graphics driver 471.68

*CUDA 11.0
When training a xgboost model using the scikit-learn API I pass the tree_method = gpu_hist parameter. And i notice that it is consistently outperformed by using the default tree_method = hist.
Somewhat surprisingly, even when I open multiple consoles (I work in spyder) and start an Optuna study in each of them, each using a different scikit-learn model until my CPU usage is at 100%. When I then compare the tree_method = gpu_hist with tree_method = hist, the tree_method = hist is still faster!
How is this possible? Do I have my drivers configured incorrectly?, is my dataset too small to enjoy a benefit from the tree_method = gpu_hist? (7000 samples, 50 features on a 3 class classification problem). Or is the RTX3060ti simply outclassed by the AMD Ryzen 9 5950x? Or none of the above?
Any help is highly appreciated :)
Edit @Ferdy:
I carried out this little experiment:
    def fit_10_times(tree_method, X_train, y_train):
    times = []
    for i in range(10):
        model = XGBClassifier(tree_method = tree_method)
        start = time.time()
        model.fit(X_train, y_train)
        times.append(time.time()-start)
    return times

cpu_times = fit_10_times('hist', X_train, y_train)
gpu_times = fit_10_times('gpu_hist', X_train, y_train)

print(X_train.describe())
print('mean cpu training times: ', np.mean(cpu_times), 'standard deviation :',np.std(cpu_times))
print('all training times :', cpu_times)
print('----------------------------------')
print('mean gpu training times: ', np.mean(gpu_times), 'standard deviation :',np.std(gpu_times))
print('all training times :', gpu_times)

Which yielded this output:
mean cpu training times:  0.5646213531494141 standard deviation : 0.010005875058323703
all training times : [0.5690040588378906, 0.5500047206878662, 0.5700047016143799, 0.563004732131958, 0.5570034980773926, 0.5486617088317871, 0.5630037784576416, 0.5680046081542969, 0.57651686668396, 0.5810048580169678]
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mean gpu training times:  2.0273998022079467 standard deviation : 0.05105794761358874
all training times : [2.0265607833862305, 2.0070691108703613, 1.9900789260864258, 1.9856727123260498, 1.9925382137298584, 2.0021069049835205, 2.1197071075439453, 2.1220884323120117, 2.0516715049743652, 1.9765043258666992]

The peak in CPU usage refers to the CPU training runs, and the peak in GPU usage the GPU training runs.

A: 7000 samples is too small to fill the GPU pipeline, your GPU is likely to be starving.  We usually work with millions of samples when using GPU acceleration.


"I have never spoken with the German media..."
Michal Listkiewicz, president of the Polish Football Association (PZPN), Thursday denied reports in the German press that he was worried about his country`s readiness to co-host Euro 2012.
Speaking after a UEFA meeting, Listkiewicz refuted reports in Hamburg newspaper Die Zeit Online on Wednesday, which quoted him as saying that Poland would have more chance of being ready if the tournament was in 2016.
"I have never spoken with the German media, perhaps last year but not recently. I never said those things," Listkiewicz insisted.
"Euro 2012 has been awarded to the Ukraine and Poland and there is no reason for this to change," he said, adding: "What makes me so confident? The progress we have made.
"Between what the observers could see in February and what they can today, many things have been improved - even if there is still work to be done with respect to hotels, airports and transfers between the venues.
He added: "There is still enough time."
Die Zeit Online had reported the Polish official as saying: "If the European Championships took place in 2016, we would have no problem to be ready then. But realistically we are looking at having no good roads in time for 2012."
Listkiewicz was also reported to have cast doubts over whether their Euro 2012 partners the Ukraine would be up to the job, citing logistical problems such as infrastructure and the distance between countries.
"If things don`t go well now, and UEFA has another suggestion, then that would be in order," he was quoted as saying.
European football`s governing body UEFA are in Bordeaux to debate whether the Ukraine and Poland can still co-host the 2012 European Championship, with a decision expected Friday.
Though the Ukraine unveiled its first, newly-built 40-million-dollar arena recently and are building more arenas, doubts persist about the preparedness of the two countries.
When UEFA president Michel Platini visited both countries earlier this year he was unhappy at the lack of progress and warned officials they could lose the right to host Euro 2012 if considerable improvements were not made.
Fears were also voiced over security problems when police arrested 741 supporters after a street battle between rivals Polonia and Legia fans broke out.
The PZPN are also fighting a major corruption scandal involving dozens of coaches, referees and officials, while Listkiewicz has admitted problems with the stadium construction in Gdansk.


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The quality of people's diets depends on food systems—that is, the actors and relationships that govern every decision between what is grown and what is eaten. These food systems shape the demand, availability, affordability and desirability of safe nutritious foods. Instead of contributing to the nutrition problem, food systems need to become a much bigger part of the nutrition solution.
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UK purchasers can then expect their horse to be delivered within 7 days maximum – it really is as simple as that. Where a deposit is paid to hold the horse and the remainder of the monies are not forwarded the deposit will be retained and forwarded to the Seller. You must not sell the horse to somebody else whilst it is being held on deposit.
We strive to ensure that all horses and ponies on www.irishsporthorses.ie are honestly described and fit for purpose. This differentiates us from large classified horse sites and provides security and continuity for what we are offering our potential clients. We therefore implore you to describe your horse accurately and declare any vices or bad habits. Nagero Sport Horses offer buyers the chance to return a horse or pony that belongs to them if the purchaser is not happy with if they have bought sight unseen and to find them an exchange but have had to do this is rarely when an animal is accurately described. This is not an option when a horse or pony has been tried and viewed here in the yard although we do our utmost to provide customer satisfaction.
Some horses sold on http://www.irishsporthorses.ie will be verified. Verified will mean that it is owned by Nagero Sport Horses and they have dealt with it on a day to day basis so we can stand behind our description of its ride-ability. We can Do this for private sellers if their horse or pony is booked in for a sales livery. Please contact us for more information. Every horse must be open to 5* vetting and/or X-rays if requested by a potential buyer at their expense. Conformational defects and lumps or bumps or behaviour issues should also be disclosed. In our experience, as long as a potential buyer knows about an issue it does not necessarily preclude a sale going ahead. Non- disclosure however, is more than likely to result in bad feeling and publicity which ultimately affects sales. We suggest that you take a snapshot of affiliated results; do not say a horse is jumping 1.35m when its results show that it is knocking fences at 1m! People are not that green!
Please do not over-inflate the price of your horse and base the price on those being obtained in other Countries. This website is offering trust and credibility to buyers to promote the Irish Sport Horse and offers an exciting new medium for sellers. This will not work if unrealistic prices are being asked for the horses. Above all else, make sure that your description of your horse is brutally honest. No sale is worse than a sale made on false promises that cannot be fulfilled. This is an opportunity to make selling easier and ultimately more cost effective for both sellers and buyers.
A picture paints a thousand words. Although potential buyers have the choice to visit your premises and try your horse, this is not always necessary where the horse is EXACTLY as described and if the video content is good. Try to take the video as you would view a horse yourself if you were going to buy it. Check out the video options for sellers page for further help on this.
Vendors should have no previous convictions for fraud or animal welfare related offences.
That the premises on which the horses being advertised on the Nagero Sport Horses is not the subject of any restriction imposed by the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine or any other responsible authority under any animal health and welfare legislation for the time being in force in the Republic of Ireland or the equivalent legislation in Northern Ireland.
That appropriate public liability insurance is in place at premises (and cover risks from horses as well as premises) where potential buyers may view or try horses advertised on the Nagero Irish Sport Horse website.
Registered with an identity passport as a minimum.
Will have the change of ownership form with the passport on collection from the transporter when sold.
Any horse advertised will be accurately described. You as the seller are wholly responsible for the information set out in the advertisement and for any description, pedigree or warranty expressed in respect of the horse being offered for sale. This would include descriptions about the identity of the animal, age, height, vices, performance record and level of training, temperament and ride-ability rating. The Seller shall at all times indemnify Nagero Sport Horses in respect of any loss, damage, expense or claim resulting from inaccuracy, deficiency or impropriety of any such information supplied.
You as seller have the legal authority to sell the horse, either as sole or joint ownership or as an agent.
Any male that is a rig.
To declare any significant veterinary issues in the horses past to include surgical procedures that the animal has undergone and the reason for such surgical operations.
To declare that the horse is free from banned substances or Controlled Medications as defined in the FEI prohibited substances list at the time when it was tried or when any video recordings of the horse were taken, and when the horse achieved results in open competition.
To make any horse available for a veterinary examination by a veterinary surgeon nominated by the buyer. The fee for carrying out this second inspection will be borne by the buyer. If the horse subsequently fails this second vetting then you as the seller must bear the costs.
The Seller acknowledges and agrees that any breach by him/her of these terms and conditions may cause inter alia loss or damage to the reputation and goodwill of Nagero Sport Horses and its proprietor Kerry O'Regan ("the proprietor").
The Seller agrees to furnish on demand to the proprietor such evidence as may be required by the proprietor to satisfy her as to the compliance by the Seller with this Code at any time.
The Member agrees to comply with and co-operate with any complaints process that may be established by the proprietor to respond to any complaints from buyers or other persons accessing the Nagero Sport Horse Website or from other users of Nagero Sport Horses website or from the proprietor.
At its discretion terminate or suspend the Seller from access to advertising on the Nagero Sport Horse website or make the Sellers's further participation in Nagero Sport Horses website and advertising subject to such conditions as the proprietor may determine.
When a seller comprises of two or more persons, each person agrees to be bound by, and the above provisions shall be deemed to apply and bind those persons jointly and severally.
The horses sold directly from the website http://www.irishsporthorses.ie only use the designated transport for UK and Europe destinations.
ANY DISPUTE ARISING OUT OF A SALE OF ANY HORSE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THESE CONDITIONS OF SALE SHALL BE A DISPUTE BETWEEN SELLER AND BUYER AND IN NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL NAGERO SPORT HORSES BE LIABLE TO EITHER PARTY IN CONNECTION WITH SUCH DISPUTE.
The Seller is responsible for the accuracy of all information concerning the pedigree description and health of a horse advertised.
Nagero Sport Horses shall not accept responsibility for loss or damage suffered or incurred by any person while attending the viewing of a horse in person through death, disease, accident or any other cause whatsoever and whether to them, their animals, their property or other property. It would be prudent to have public liability insurance in place.
A horse advertised for sale by Nagero Sport Horses on behalf of a seller/owner shall not be sold elsewhere within 1 month of the advertisement going live. Once Nagero Sport Horses has notified you that a potential purchaser has booked flights to come and view your horse then you MUST NOT sell it to somebody else before they get the chance to view.
The Buyer will pay for a horse immediately online or by bank transfer. The horse may not be sold to any other parties once this is confirmed.
Payment from Nagero Sport Horses to the Seller will be before arrangements for a horse is collected. If purchasers consider the horse IS NOT AS DESCRIBED this becomes a dispute solely between the purchaser and the vendor and Nagero Sport Horses accept no liability and all further disputes will be between the buyer and the seller with no further input from Nagero Sport Horses.
A Wobbler or Shiverer within 1 week of the sale, and such fact is not disclosed at the time of sale, is returnable.
If the Buyer purchases a horse with a Pedigree or Description and contends that it does not correspond with such a Pedigree or Description or if he contends that the horse is affected with a Vice they must contact Nagero Sport Horses as soon as possible and provide veterinary proof of such. This will be forwarded to the Seller and from that point onwards the dispute will be between the Seller and the Buyer and Nagero Sport Horses will be no longer involved. Nagero Sport Horses will furnish the purchaser will contact details of the seller so they can proceed with their dispute.
OCD in foals and yearlings – whereby the animal shows symptoms of OCD within a short period of time post sale then the horse is deemed to be returnable.
Brood-mares should be examined for pregnancy within 7 days prior to the date of sale.
The Buyer of any horse may ask for a second vetting and will have the right to request that a blood sample be taken for subsequent analysis to detect pain killing anti-inflammatory or performance altering drugs. If on analysis the result is positive the vetting must be paid for by the seller.
If a horse or pony is advertised for a dealer and the purchaser of one of their horses wishes to cancel (or are considering cancelling) a product or service they have ordered through us, they will be liable for the cost of returning the horse if they have changed their mind and had not come to try the horse. This is covered under Distance Selling Regulations. If they have come to your yard and tried and viewed the horse they purchased then the only reason for return can be due to not fit for purpose or misdescribed. They have to pay for the return transport as they have activated a 'service agreement' with the transport company. They can either hold the horse themselves until you can find them another one more suitable and they can then swap the horse and only pay for the original horse's return travel or return the horse straight away and if it is still deemed fit for purpose Nagero Sport Horses can re-market it for you. In this case they have to pay the return travel and 10% of the purchase price to cover livery fees while the horse is waiting to be sold, although Nagero Sport Horses will market the horse for at no charge until it is sold. This is not an option if the horse has a vice that was not originally declared in which case the buyer will be put in touch directly with the seller and Nagero Sport Horses will have no further party to the dispute if it has been falsely described as fit for purpose or has a residual condition that has not been declared, you will be liable as the Seller.
Subject to the foregoing Conditions, Nagero Sport Horses act as the Agent of both the Seller and the Buyer and to this end, they shall use their best endeavours to act to the mutual benefit of both Seller and Buyer. In the event that any dispute arises for whatever reason as between the Seller and the Buyer, then Nagero Sport Horses, the Buyer and the Seller shall be bound by these Conditions of Sale. Nagero Sport Horses shall not be liable to the Seller or to the Buyer in any manner howsoever arising from the sale of any horse.
As part of providing our services to you, we give you the option of receiving our updates and publications. You agree to receive these communications from us unless you tell us that you would prefer not to receive them. If you do not wish to receive marketing communications from us, you can indicate your preference by following the directions provided in the communication.
To provide our services we may disclose your information to third parties that we engage to perform administrative or other services. This disclosure is always on a confidential basis. We may also disclose your personal information if you give us your consent or if disclosure is required by law.
We may send all new advertisers a welcoming email. Existing advertisers will occasionally receive our newsletter and information on products, services, special deals, and a newsletter. Out of respect for the privacy of our users we present the option to not receive these types of communications by un-subscribing from our newsletters. Users may send an email to support@irishsporthorses.ie to have their email address removed from our database.
I look forward to working with you and will endeavour to continue to promote the Irish Sport Horse.


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Read the candy cane story to your preschoolers and then do a simple candy cane craft with them.
Long ago, a candy maker wanted to make a piece of candy that would remind his customers to celebrate Jesus at Christmas. He created the candy cane as his special gift to the Lord.
The candy maker started with a white piece of candy that stood for the purity of the Lord.
He shaped it like "J" for Jesus. When he turned it upside down he saw it became the staff of his shepherd.
The red stripes would remind everyone of the cost of their salvation that comes through Jesus' blood.
He added the peppermint flavor to symbolize the spices which were gifts from the wise men.
Today this simple candy still reminds us to celebrate the sweetest gift of Christmas-Jesus!
2. Make a tiny bend in the top and bottoms to keep your preschoolers from getting poked by wire.
3.Show your child how to twist the stems evenly to look like candy canes.
4.Bend the tops over and add a bright green bow.
5.They are ready to hang on the tree, put on a package, or decorate a wreath.


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Deep Brain Stimulation for Cervical Dystonia
Implanting electrodes into a pea-sized part of the brain can dramatically improve life for people with severe cervical dystonia.
Implanting electrodes into a pea-sized part of the brain can dramatically improve life for people with severe cervical dystonia -- a rare but extremely debilitating condition that causes painful, twisting neck muscle spasms -- according to the results of a pilot study led by Jill Ostrem, MD and Philip Starr, MD PhD at the University of California, San Francisco.
Today, people with cervical dystonia can be treated with medications or injections of botulinum toxin (e.g., Botox®), which interrupt signals from the brain that cause these spasms. However, those treatments do not provide adequate relief for all patients.
Over the last decade, doctors at UCSF and elsewhere have turned to a technique called deep brain stimulation to help people with debilitating dystonia. Also used to treat Parkinson's disease and the neurological disorder essential tremor, the technique is like putting a pacemaker inside a heart patient's chest -- except that deep brain stimulation requires a neurosurgeon to implant electrodes inside the brain.
Scientists are not sure exactly why deep brain stimulation works. The electrodes deliver electric current to tiny parts of the brain, likely altering abnormal brain circuitry and alleviating symptoms by overriding the signals coming from those parts of the brain.
Traditionally doctors have treated cervical dystonia with deep brain stimulation by targeting a brain nucleus known as the "globus pallidus internus." Reporting in the journal Neurology, the UCSF team described the results of the first detailed clinical study looking at deep brain stimulation targeting a completely different part of the brain: the "subthalamic nucleus."
"This target is very widely used for Parkinson's disease but not widely used for dystonia," said Starr, a professor of neurological surgery at UCSF and senior author of the paper.
The study, led by Ostrem, an associate professor of neurology at UCSF, involved nine patients followed for one year after surgery. "Patients in this study had failed medical treatments, but with the surgery, they were able to improve their movements and quality of life -- as well as overcome some of their disability and pain," said Ostrem.
Video analysis and standard measures of dystonia showed the surgeries lowered pain, reduced spasms and improved the overall quality of life without causing serious side effects.
The team is now planning to enroll more patients into a longer study following outcomes for three years post-surgery.
"Medications and botulinum toxin injections still remain the first line of treatment," Ostrem said, "but for those who are really still suffering, we think DBS using this new stimulation location offers another choice for them."
Source: University of California, San Francisco


If you wake up with puffy eyes after a very long night you don't have to worry because you will find out here how to get rid of them. Partying all night doesn't end up well all the time when we talk about beauty and the consequences on your body are visible. Makeup is great in hiding an unhealthy lifestyle but do you think it helps with the puffiness too? For that you will use this simple trick and you will need only two spoons. When you know you will have a night out, before leaving the house, put two spoons in the freezer and leave them there.
In the morning, when you want to get rid of the puffiness take them out, wash them well and gently press them against your eyes for a period of two minutes. Remove the spoons from your eyelids and you will be surprised about the results you will see. Share this trick with all of your girlfriends, they will thank you!
See also: How to Remove Dark Circles.


In The Best Yes, bestselling author Lysa TerKeurst addresses an epidemic that has plagued us for too long - the overwhelming pressure to do more, be more, and perform better, even when our sanity, our family lives, and even our health are put at risk. We all know we're over-extended, but how can we wisely decipher when to give our "yes" and when to give our "no"?
Offering Scripture-laced insights on effective decision-making, Lysa encourages us to be honest, imaginative, focused, trusting, and humble as we discover the role God wants us to play.
"Lysa deals with a universal condition. She calls it the disease to please. Those of us who are afflicted will find her counsel timely and practical. I did."
"Lysa presents a compelling question we should all be asking ourselves - am I experiencing the calling I'm made for or have I lost my way in the rush of life? The demands others place on us will push and pull us until we learn how to say yes to the part we're supposed to play. Lysa reminds us that God guides us to specific places for a reason - and when I say yes to His will, who I am will align with what I do, allowing God's purpose to prevail in my life."
"Our choices ultimately determine the direction of our lives. Though we want to be agreeable, saying yes too often can cause us to become overwhelmed, stressed, and worn thin. That's why I love Lysa Terkeurst's incredible book, The Best Yes. In it, Lysa will lead you to make wise choices as you learn to break through the barriers of guilt, indecisiveness and people pleasing. Pick up this book now and let Lysa help you find your best yes."
"Like few other women I know, Lysa has the ability to move us from a stuck place to a place of freedom. If you like me have spent much of your life saying yes to things you wish you had the courage to say no to, this book will be a game changer. It's is a book you will want, not just of yourself but for all the women in your life. When we understand the scriptural principles outlined here, then every Yes! will be intensional, significant and wholehearted. Thank you Lysa!"


Located on a secluded stretch of coastline along the pristine and protected Playa del Ropa in Zihuatanejo, Mexico, the Thompson Zihuatenejo is an immersive education in the art of refined relaxation. Freshly re-opened after an extensive renovation and run by people who are as infatuated with the lush landscape and mystical energy of Zihua as we are, this beachfront resort is fueling our mid-winter fantasies of a tropical getaway that serves up unprecedented luxury and endless tranquility.
Inspired by the natural intermingling of land, sand, and sea, the resort boasts one, two, and three story villas, which feature 56 stunning suites and airy guest rooms, including 11 Swim Up suites that offer private access to exclusive pools (our suggestion: take advantage by skinny-dipping under the stars). Surrounded by rustling palm fronds and fragrant coconut trees, each carefully curated suite is designed with a serene mid-century aesthetic in mind, using Oaxacan clay fixtures, local Parota wood, and contemporary Mexican art to strike the perfect balance between trendy and timeless. The minimalist design, open layout, and oceanfront views immerse you in the wonders of the natural world, soothing and reinvigorating your senses the way only nature can.
They say paradise is a state of mind, but we think paradise might actually be a breezy afternoon spent in an oceanfront infinity pool with a swim-up bar, or a dinner of freshly caught fire-grilled seafood in an open air palapa under the stars (don't skip their restaurant Ceniza, which utilizes both ancient and modern cooking techniques) What about unwinding in your own private plunge pool? Or traversing a lush jungle in search of breathtaking waterfalls and shimmering lagoons?
With three pools, a restaurant, and a day to night beach club, Thompson Zihuatanejo has all the ingredients for the idyllic and refreshing getaway of your dreams…the only thing missing is you.
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Liver plays an important role in the bodily functions such as protein production, blood clotting to glucose, sugar, iron and metabolism; hence it is called as 'Laboratory of the body'. It is the largest internal organ and gland in the human body and weighs approximately 3-3.5 lbs, liver also has regenerative properties. However, due to viral hepatitis, autoimmune disorders, cancer, obesity, alcohol, drugs, toxins and genetic disorders, liver may get completely damaged to such an extent that it becomes impossible to reverse the damages.
In such circumstances, liver transplantation is the only way to treat the patient. End stage liver disease, if left untreated may prove fatal leading to death. At present, the cost of liver transplantation could vary from 5 lakhs to 30 lakhs depending upon the medical procedures. Incurring such an exorbitant expense may create tremendous financial pressure. To prepare yourself against such health uncertainties in life, it is highly advisable to opt for critical illness cover. Struggling with a chronic disease is not easy. And, you will want your family to stand together for you at such a time instead of being caught up in managing funds. Hence, it is advisable to opt for Critical Illness Health plan that covers medical expenses for treating stroke and related health issues.
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02/12/2019 Nigeria (International Christian Concern) – The US Ambassador to Nigeria, Stuart Symington, along with the Archbishop of Jos, Rev. Ignatius Kaigama, Secretary General of Jama'atu Nasril Islam, Dr. Khalid Abubakar Aliyu, Rev. Gideon Para-Mallam, held a roundtable event to discuss the upcoming elections and possible violence that could ensue. According to the Daily Trust, Ambassador Symington wanted to tell the people of Nigeria that "the beauty of democracy is that the citizens are the government, the governor is there temporarily, the citizens govern forever". It is upon the people of Nigeria to hold their government and politicians to account for their failures and corruptions.
He continued by saying that "it was not enough for religious leaders to speak about peaceful elections but they must inspire non-violence through their actions." After the 2011 elections, when Goodluck Jonathan Beat Muhammadu Buhari in the presidential campaigns, riots broke out across much of Northern Nigeria. During those riots, over 800 people were killed, and over 65,000 people were displaced.
With the elections just 4 days away, it is more important than ever that the Nigerian people and their leadership work together to make this a peaceful election season.


Child health nursing encompasses a wide scope of practice typically associated with child care for both B.Sc. Nursing (Basic,) and M.Sc. Nursing students. Our department fosters an enrichment of student's knowledge, attitude and practice in various health promotional activities of children and their families.
•	To enhance understanding on growth and development of children, child psychology and modem trends and concepts in the child care.
•	To demonstrate the ability to make appropriate judgment/ decisions to solve problems related to the care of children and their families.
•	To participate in the preventive and curative aspects of nursing care for the minor and major childhood diseases and disorders.
•	To prepare experts as nurse consultant to work in the NICU or in the PICU or in general paediatrics.


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Allenatori di calcio (2)
Jo Bonfrère, allenatore di calcio e ex calciatore olandese (Maastricht, n.1946)
Hannes Löhr, allenatore di calcio e calciatore tedesco (Eitorf, n.1942 - Colonia, †2016)

Allenatori di calcio a 5 (1)
Johannes Ludwig, allenatore di calcio a 5 e ex giocatore di calcio a 5 olandese (n.1962)

Araldisti (1)
Johannes Rietstap, araldista e genealogista olandese (Rotterdam, n.1828 - L'Aia, †1891)

Archeologi (2)
Johannes Bergemann, archeologo tedesco (Brema, n.1960)
Johannes Overbeck, archeologo, biografo e accademico tedesco (Anversa, n.1826 - Lipsia, †1895)

Architetti (3)
Johannes Baader, architetto, scrittore e artista tedesco (Stoccarda, n.1875 - Adldorf, †1955)
Johannes Duiker, architetto olandese (L'Aia, n.1890 - Amsterdam, †1935)
Johannes Otzen, architetto tedesco (Sieseby, n.1839 - Berlino, †1911)

Arcivescovi cattolici (1)
Johannes Dyba, arcivescovo cattolico tedesco (Berlino, n.1929 - Fulda, †2000)

Arcivescovi vetero-cattolici (1)
Johannes Heykamp, arcivescovo vetero-cattolico olandese (n.1824 - †1892)

Artigiani (1)
Johannes Motter, artigiano belga

Astrologi (1)
Johannes Virdung, astrologo tedesco (n.Haßfurt)

Astronomi (2)
Johannes Ruysch, astronomo, cartografo e esploratore olandese (n.Utrecht - Colonia, †1533)
Johannes Stöffler, astronomo tedesco (Justingen, n.1452 - Blaubeuren, †1531)

Attori (4)
Johannes Brandrup, attore tedesco (Francoforte sul Meno, n.1967)
Johannes Hauer, attore tedesco (Villingen-Schwenningen, n.1984)
Johannes Heesters, attore e cantante olandese (Amersfoort, n.1903 - Starnberg, †2011)
Johannes Riemann, attore, regista e sceneggiatore tedesco (Berlino, n.1887 - Costanza, †1959)

Avvocati (1)
Johannes Gerckens Bassøe, avvocato e politico norvegese (Råde, n.1878 - Vestfold, †1962)

Biatleti (3)
Johannes Dale, biatleta norvegese (Lørenskog, n.1997)
Johannes Kühn, biatleta tedesco (Passavia, n.1991)
Hannes Obererlacher, biatleta austriaco (Mayrhofen, n.1962)

Bobbisti (1)
Johannes Lochner, bobbista tedesco (Berchtesgaden, n.1990)

Botanici (4)
Johannes Abromeit, botanico tedesco (Paschleitschen, n.1857 - Jena, †1946)
Johannes Flüggé, botanico tedesco (Amburgo, n.1775 - †1816)
Johannes Mattfeld, botanico tedesco (Bremerhaven, n.1895 - Berlino, †1951)
Johannes Müller Argoviensis, botanico svizzero (Teufenthal, n.1828 - Ginevra, †1896)

Calciatori (22)
Johannes Aigner, ex calciatore austriaco (Schwaz, n.1981)
Johannes Eggestein, calciatore tedesco (Hannover, n.1998)
Johannes Ertl, ex calciatore austriaco (n.1982)
Johannes Flum, calciatore tedesco (Waldshut, n.1987)
Johannes Geis, calciatore tedesco (Schweinfurt, n.1993)
Johannes Handl, calciatore austriaco (Graz, n.1998)
Johannes Jakobs, calciatore tedesco (n.1917 - †1944)
Johannes Jank, ex calciatore austriaco (n.1936)
Johannes Laaksonen, calciatore finlandese (Kotka, n.1990)
Johannes Ludwig, calciatore tedesco (Kiel, n.1903 - †1985)
Johannes Matzen, ex calciatore tedesco orientale (n.1925)
Johannes Naschberger, calciatore austriaco (n.2000)
Jan Peters, ex calciatore olandese (Groesbeek, n.1954)
Johannes Riedl, calciatore e allenatore di calcio tedesco occidentale (Pirmasens, n.1950 - Pirmasens, †2010)
Johannes Schneider, calciatore tedesco (Lipsia, n.1887 - Vitry-le-François, †1914)
Johannes Schöne, calciatore tedesco orientale (Oberhausen, n.1920 - Potsdam, †1989)
Hanne Sobek, calciatore e allenatore di calcio tedesco (Mirow, n.1900 - Berlino, †1989)
Johannes Stensletten, calciatore norvegese (n.1912 - †1981)
Johannes Tartarotti, calciatore austriaco (n.1999)
Jan Thomée, calciatore olandese (Delft, n.1886 - Delft, †1954)
Johannes Vold, ex calciatore norvegese (n.1945)
Johannes Wurtz, calciatore tedesco (Neunkirchen, n.1992)

Cantanti (2)
John de Bever, cantante e ex giocatore di calcio a 5 olandese (Berlicum, n.1965)
Josh, cantante austriaco (Vienna, n.1986)

Cardinali (1)
Johannes von Goes, cardinale e vescovo cattolico austriaco (Bruxelles, n.1612 - Roma, †1696)

Cartografi (2)
Johannes Janssonius, cartografo, editore e incisore olandese (Arnhem, n.1588 - Amsterdam, †1664)
Johannes Vingboons, cartografo, incisore e pittore olandese (Amsterdam, †1670)

Cestisti (6)
Johannes Herber, ex cestista tedesco (Darmstadt, n.1983)
Johannes Joos, cestista tedesco (Bietigheim-Bissingen, n.1995)
Johannes Lasaroff, cestista finlandese (Joensuu, n.1995)
Johannes Strasser, ex cestista, allenatore di pallacanestro e dirigente sportivo tedesco (Dachau, n.1982)
Johannes Thiemann, cestista tedesco (Treviri, n.1994)
Johannes Voigtmann, cestista tedesco (Eisenach, n.1992)

Chimici (2)
Johannes Hartmann, chimico tedesco (Amberg, n.1568 - Marburgo, †1631)
Johannes Wislicenus, chimico tedesco (Klein-Eichstedt, n.1835 - Lipsia, †1902)

Ciclisti su strada (1)
Johannes Fröhlinger, ex ciclista su strada tedesco (Gerolstein, n.1985)

Combinatisti nordici (2)
Johannes Lamparter, combinatista nordico austriaco (n.2001)
Johannes Rydzek, combinatista nordico tedesco (Oberstdorf, n.1991)

Compositori (16)
Johannes Brahms, compositore, pianista e direttore d'orchestra tedesco (Amburgo, n.1833 - Vienna, †1897)
Johannes Brassart, compositore fiammingo (Lauw, n.1400 - †1455)
Johannes Cesaris, compositore francese (†1417)
Johannes Ciconia, compositore fiammingo (Liegi, n.1370 - Padova, †1412)
Johannes Eccard, compositore tedesco (Mühlhausen/Thüringen, n.1553 - Berlino, †1611)
Johannes Ghiselin, compositore fiammingo
Johannes Legrant, compositore e cantore francese (†1440)
Johannes Martini, compositore fiammingo
Johannes Ockeghem, compositore fiammingo (Saint-Ghislain, n.1410 - Tours, †1497)
Johannes Palaschko, compositore, violinista e violista tedesco (Berlino, n.1877 - Berlino, †1932)
Johannes Pullois, compositore fiammingo (n.Pulle - †1478)
Johannes de Quadris, compositore italiano (n.Sulmona)
Johannes Regis, compositore fiammingo
Johannes Ringk, compositore e organista tedesco (Frankenhain, n.1717 - Berlino, †1778)
Johannes Tapissier, compositore e cantore francese (n.1370 - †1410)
Johannes Verhulst, compositore e direttore d'orchestra olandese (L'Aia, n.1816 - L'Aia, †1891)

Compositori di scacchi (1)
Johannes Kohtz, compositore di scacchi tedesco (Elbląg, n.1843 - Dresda, †1918)

Criminali (1)
Johannes Bückler, criminale tedesco (Miehlen, n.1779 - Magonza, †1803)

Critici d'arte (1)
Johannes Cladders, critico d'arte tedesco (Krefeld, n.1924 - Krefeld, †2009)

Dermatologi (1)
Johannes Fabry, dermatologo tedesco (Jülich, n.1860 - Dortmund, †1930)

Diplomatici (1)
Hans von Flotow, diplomatico tedesco (Felsenhagen, n.1862 - Berlino, †1935)

Dirigenti sportivi (1)
Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink, dirigente sportivo e ex calciatore olandese (Oldenzaal, n.1978)

Drammaturghi (1)
Johannes Ewald, drammaturgo danese (Copenaghen, n.1743 - †1781)

Ebraisti (1)
Johannes Buxtorf, ebraista e docente tedesco (Kamen, n.1564 - Basilea, †1629)

Egittologi (1)
Johannes Dümichen, egittologo tedesco (Głogów, n.1833 - Strasburgo, †1894)

Filologi (2)
Johannes Aavik, filologo e linguista estone (Randvere, n.1880 - Stoccolma, †1973)
Johannes Opsopoeus, filologo e medico tedesco (Bretten, n.1556 - Heidelberg, †1596)

Filologi classici (2)
Johannes Classen, filologo classico e educatore tedesco (Amburgo, n.1805 - Amburgo, †1891)
Johannes Vahlen, filologo classico tedesco (Bonn, n.1830 - †1911)

Filosofi (1)
Johannes Reuchlin, filosofo, umanista e teologo tedesco (Pforzheim, n.1455 - Stoccarda, †1522)

Fisici (1)
Johannes Stark, fisico tedesco (Schickenhof, n.1874 - Traunstein, †1957)

Fondisti (1)
Johannes Dürr, ex fondista austriaco (Melk, n.1987)

Fotografi (1)
Johannes Pääsuke, fotografo, regista e direttore della fotografia estone (Tartu, n.1892 - Orša, †1918)

Francescani (1)
Johannes Lucacich, francescano e compositore dalmata (n.Sebenico - Spalato, †1648)

Generali (3)
Johannes Blaskowitz, generale tedesco (Paterswalde, n.1883 - Norimberga, †1948)
Johannes Frießner, generale tedesco (Chemnitz, n.1892 - Bad Reichenhall, †1971)
Johannes Steinhoff, generale e aviatore tedesco (Roßleben, n.1913 - Bonn, †1994)

Genetisti (1)
Johannes Krause, genetista e biochimico tedesco (Leinefeld, n.1980)

Giavellottisti (1)
Johannes Vetter, giavellottista tedesco (Dresda, n.1993)

Ginnasti (1)
Johannes Birk, ginnasta danese (n.1893 - Herning, †1961)

Giocatori di football americano (1)
Johannes Jauhiainen, giocatore di football americano finlandese (n.1994)

Giornalisti (2)
Johannes Dieckmann, giornalista e politico tedesco (Ottersberg, n.1893 - Berlino Est, †1969)
Jan Hofer, giornalista e conduttore televisivo tedesco (Büderich, n.1952)

Giuristi (4)
Johannes Althusius, giurista, filosofo e teologo tedesco (n.Diedenshausen - Emden, †1638)
Johannes Borcholten, giurista e professore universitario tedesco (Luneburgo, n.1535 - Helmstedt, †1593)
Johannes Christoph Harpprecht, giurista tedesco (Walheim, n.1560 - Tubinga, †1639)
Johannes Loccenius, giurista tedesco (Itzehoe, n.1598 - †1677)

Judoka (1)
Johannes Frey, judoka tedesco (n.1996)

Linguisti (1)
Johannes Schmidt, linguista tedesco (Prenzlau, n.1843 - Berlino, †1901)

Matematici (2)
Johannes Huswirt, matematico tedesco (n.Sayn)
Johannes Schöner, matematico e astrologo tedesco (Karlstadt, n.1477 - Norimberga, †1547)

Medici (4)
Johannes de Ketham, medico tedesco
Johannes Fabricius, medico, astrologo e astronomo tedesco (Resterhave, n.1587 - Marienhafe, †1616)
Johannes Gessner, medico e naturalista svizzero (Zurigo, n.1709 - Zurigo, †1790)
Johannes Heurnius, medico e naturalista olandese (Utrecht, n.1543 - Leida, †1601)

Mezzofondisti (1)
Johannes Runge, mezzofondista, velocista e lunghista tedesco (Braunschweig, n.1878 - Bad Harzburg, †1949)

Militari (2)
Johannes de Graeff, militare olandese (Sint Eustatius, n.1729 - Sint Eustatius, †1813)
Johannes van den Bosch, militare, politico e nobile olandese (Herwijnen, n.1780 - L'Aia, †1844)

Mineralogisti (1)
Johannes Vaes, mineralogista belga (n.1902 - †1978)

Miniatori (1)
Johannes Zehngraf, miniatore danese (Nykøbing Falster, n.1857 - Berlino, †1908)

Missionari (3)
Johannes Aerts, missionario e vescovo cattolico olandese (Swolgen, n.1880 - Palembang, †1942)
Johannes Lepsius, missionario, orientalista e filantropo tedesco (Potsdam, n.1858 - Merano, †1926)
Johannes Rebmann, missionario e esploratore tedesco (Gerlingen, n.1820 - Korntal, †1876)

Multiplisti (1)
Johannes Erm, multiplista estone (Tartu, n.1998)

Musicisti (3)
Hans Bach, musicista tedesco (n.Wechmar - Wechmar, †1626)
Johannes Bach, musicista tedesco (Wechmar, n.1604 - Erfurt, †1673)
Johannes Bickler, musicista e compositore italiano (Milano, n.1972)

Naturalisti (1)
Johannes von Nepomuk Franz Xaver Gistel, naturalista e entomologo tedesco (n.1809 - †1873)

Nuotatori (1)
Johannes Drost, nuotatore olandese (Rotterdam, n.1880 - Rotterdam, †1954)

Orafi (2)
Johannes Fust, orafo e tipografo tedesco (n.Magonza - Parigi, †1466)
Johannes Gutenberg, orafo e tipografo tedesco (n.Magonza - Magonza, †1468)

Pallamanisti (1)
Johannes Sellin, pallamanista tedesco (Wolgast, n.1990)

Pallanuotisti (1)
Hans Eckstein, pallanuotista tedesco (Lipsia, n.1908 - Lipsia, †1985)

Pallavolisti (1)
Johannes Brink, pallavolista statunitense (Fullerton, n.1992)

Pastori protestanti (1)
Johannes Mathesius, pastore protestante e teologo tedesco (Rochlitz, n.1504 - Jáchymov, †1565)

Patologi (1)
Johannes Orth, patologo tedesco (Wallmerod, n.1847 - Berlino, †1923)

Pedagogisti (1)
Johannes Sturm, pedagogo tedesco (Schleiden, n.1507 - Strasburgo, †1589)

Piloti automobilistici (1)
Jan Lammers, pilota automobilistico olandese (Zandvoort, n.1956)

Piloti di rally (1)
Jan de Rooy, pilota di rally olandese (Eindhoven, n.1943)

Pittori (15)
Johannes Bosschaert, pittore olandese (Middelburg, n.1606 - Dordrecht, †1628)
Johannes De Matta, pittore spagnolo (n.Valencia)
Johannes Driesch, pittore, ceramista e grafico tedesco (Krefeld, n.1901 - Erfurt, †1930)
Johannes Flintoe, pittore danese (n.1787 - †1870)
Johannes Grützke, pittore e illustratore tedesco (Berlino, n.1937 - Berlino, †2017)
Johannes Gumpp, pittore austriaco (n.Innsbruck)
Johannes Itten, pittore, designer e scrittore svizzero (Süderen-Linden, n.1888 - Zurigo, †1967)
Johannes Jelgerhuis, pittore e attore olandese (Leeuwarden, n.1770 - Amsterdam, †1836)
Johannes Lingelbach, pittore e incisore olandese (Francoforte sul Meno, n.1622 - Amsterdam, †1674)
Jan Verkolje, pittore olandese (Amsterdam, n.1650 - Delft, †1693)
Johannes Voorhout, pittore olandese (Uithoorn, n.1647 - Amsterdam, †1723)
Johannes van der Beeck, pittore olandese (Amsterdam, n.1589 - Amsterdam, †1644)
Jan Vermeer, pittore olandese (Delft, n.1632 - Delft, †1675)
Johannes Withoos, pittore olandese (n.Amersfoort - †1685)
Johannes Ykens, pittore e scultore fiammingo (Anversa, n.1613)

Poeti (2)
Johannes Edfelt, poeta e critico letterario svedese (Kyrkefalla, n.1904 - Stoccolma, †1997)
Johannes Hadlaub, poeta tedesco (n.Zurigo)

Politici (10)
Johannes Baumann, politico svizzero (Herisau, n.1874 - Herisau, †1953)
Johannes de Klerk, politico sudafricano (Burghersdorp, n.1903 - Krugersdorp, †1979)
Johannes Hahn, politico austriaco (Vienna, n.1957)
Johannes Hibler, politico austriaco (Lienz, n.1959)
Johannes De Peyster, politico statunitense (New York, n.1666 - New York, †1711)
Johannes Popitz, politico tedesco (Lipsia, n.1884 - Berlino, †1945)
Johannes Rau, politico tedesco (Wuppertal, n.1931 - Berlino, †2006)
Johannes Schuyler, politico statunitense (Albany, n.1668 - Albany, †1747)
Johannes Steen, politico norvegese (Oslo, n.1827 - Voss, †1906)
Johannes Virolainen, politico finlandese (Vyborg, n.1914 - †2000)

Presbiteri (5)
Johannes Greber, presbitero e politico tedesco (Wenigerath, n.1874 - New York, †1944)
Johannes Hessen, presbitero, filosofo e teologo tedesco (Lobberich, n.1889 - Ägidienberg, †1971)
Johannes Lazo, presbitero ungherese (Lascov, n.1448 - Roma, †1523)
Johannes Pohl, presbitero, ebraista e bibliotecario tedesco (Colonia, n.1904 - Wiesbaden, †1960)
Johannes Stalpaert van der Wiele, presbitero e poeta olandese (L'Aia, n.1579 - Delft, †1630)

Psichiatri (1)
Johannes Cremerius, psichiatra e psicoanalista tedesco (Moers, n.1918 - Friburgo in Brisgovia, †2002)

Rapper (1)
Danju, rapper tedesco (Stoccarda, n.1989)

Registi (4)
Johannes Holzhausen, regista e drammaturgo tedesco (Salisburgo, n.1960)
Johannes Meyer, regista e sceneggiatore tedesco (Brzeg, n.1888 - Marburgo, †1976)
Johannes Roberts, regista, sceneggiatore e produttore cinematografico inglese (Cambridge, n.1976)
Johannes Schaaf, regista, sceneggiatore e attore tedesco (Stoccarda, n.1933 - Murnau am Staffelsee, †2019)

Religiosi (5)
Giovanni Alasco, religioso polacco (†1560)
Johannes Bugenhagen, religioso tedesco (Wollin, n.1485 - Wittenberg, †1558)
Johannes Nider, religioso tedesco (Isny im Allgäu, n.1380 - Colmar, †1438)
Johannes Pistorius, religioso tedesco (Nidda, n.1546 - Friburgo in Brisgovia, †1608)
Johannes Steuchius, religioso e accademico svedese (Härnösand, n.1676 - Uppsala, †1742)

Saggisti (1)
Johannes Rothkranz, saggista, teologo e traduttore tedesco

Scacchisti (2)
Johannes Metger, scacchista tedesco (Groothusen, n.1850 - Kiel, †1926)
Johannes Minckwitz, scacchista e compositore di scacchi tedesco (Lipsia, n.1843 - Biebrich, †1901)

Schermidori (1)
Johannes Krüger, schermidore tedesco (n.1979)

Sciatori alpini (3)
Johannes Kröll, ex sciatore alpino austriaco (n.1991)
Johannes Stehle, ex sciatore alpino tedesco (n.1981)
Johannes Strolz, sciatore alpino austriaco (Bludenz, n.1992)

Sciatori freestyle (1)
Johannes Rohrweck, sciatore freestyle austriaco (n.1990)

Scrittori (5)
Johannes Bobrowski, scrittore e poeta tedesco (Tilsit, n.1917 - Berlino Est, †1965)
Johannes Jørgensen, scrittore e poeta danese (Svendborg, n.1866 - †1956)
Johannes Pfefferkorn, scrittore tedesco (Norimberga, n.1469 - Colonia, †1521)
Johannes Schlaf, scrittore tedesco (Querfurt, n.1862 - †1941)
Johannes von Tepl, scrittore ceco (n.1350 - Praga, †1415)

Scultori (3)
Johannes Schilling, scultore tedesco (Mittweida, n.1828 - Klotzsche, †1910)
Johannes Takanen, scultore finlandese (Virolahti, n.1849 - Roma, †1885)
Johannes Wald, scultore tedesco (Sindelfingen, n.1980)

Slittinisti (1)
Johannes Ludwig, slittinista tedesco (Suhl, n.1986)

Storici (6)
Leunclavius, storico, orientalista e umanista tedesco (Koesfeld, n.1541 - Vienna, †1594)
Johannes Messenius, storico e drammaturgo svedese (Östergötland, n.1579 - Oulu, †1636)
Johannes Rosinus, storico e scrittore tedesco (n.1550 - †1626)
Johannes Sleidanus, storico lussemburghese (Schleiden, n.1506 - Strasburgo, †1556)
Johannes Stumpf, storico svizzero (Bruchsal, n.1500 - Zurigo, †1576)
Johannes Voigt, storico tedesco (Bettenhausen, n.1786 - Königsberg, †1863)

Tastieristi (1)
Johannes Schmoelling, tastierista e compositore tedesco (Lohne, n.1950)

Teologi (9)
Johannes Aepinus, teologo tedesco (Ziesar, n.1499 - Amburgo, †1553)
Johannes Aurifaber, teologo tedesco (Weimar, n.1519 - Erfurt, †1575)
Johannes Cocceius, teologo e ebraista tedesco (Brema, n.1603 - Leida, †1669)
Johannes Crell, teologo tedesco (Helmetzheim, n.1590 - Raków, †1633)
Johannes Eck, teologo tedesco (Egg an der Günz, n.1486 - Ingolstadt, †1543)
Johannes Musaeus, teologo tedesco (Langewiesen, n.1613 - Jena, †1681)
Johannes Olearius, teologo tedesco (Wesel, n.1546 - Halle, †1623)
Johannes Olearius, teologo tedesco (Halle, n.1639 - Lipsia, †1713)
Johannes Quasten, teologo tedesco (Homberg, n.1900 - Friburgo in Brisgovia, †1987)

Teorici della musica (1)
Johannes Tinctoris, teorico della musica e compositore fiammingo (†1511)

Tipografi (2)
Johannes Mentelin, tipografo tedesco (Schlettstadt, n.1410 - Strasburgo, †1478)
Johannes Numeister, tipografo tedesco (n.Treysa - Lione, †1512)

Tiratori di fune (1)
Johannes Schutte, tiratore di fune sudafricano

Umanisti (5)
Johannes Agricola, umanista e teologo tedesco (Eisleben, n.1494 - Berlino, †1566)
Johannes Cuno, umanista e grecista tedesco (n.Norimberga - Basilea, †1513)
Johannes Oporinus, umanista, medico e editore svizzero (Basilea, n.1507 - Basilea, †1568)
Johannes Sapidus, umanista, poeta e drammaturgo tedesco (Sélestat, n.1490 - Strasburgo, †1561)
Johannes Schefferus, umanista svedese (Strasburgo, n.1621 - Uppsala, †1679)

Velocisti (2)
Johannes Gandil, velocista e calciatore danese (Ringe, n.1873 - Ordrup, †1956)
Johannes Kaiser, velocista tedesco (Düren, n.1936 - Zurigo, †1996)

Vescovi (1)
Johannes Defuk, vescovo tedesco (n.Germania - Montefiascone, †1113)

Vescovi cattolici (5)
Johannes Bonemilch, vescovo cattolico tedesco (Bad Laasphe, n.1434 - Erfurt, †1510)
Johannes Burckardt, vescovo cattolico tedesco (n.Niederhaslach - Roma, †1506)
Johannes Grünwalder, vescovo cattolico tedesco (Monaco di Baviera, n.1392 - Vienna, †1452)
Johannes Von Euch, vescovo cattolico tedesco (Meppen, n.1834 - Copenaghen, †1922)
Johannes Vonderach, vescovo cattolico svizzero (Unterschächen, n.1916 - Altdorf, †1994)

Vescovi luterani (2)
Johannes Friedrich, vescovo luterano tedesco (Bielefeld, n.1948)
Johannes Rudbeckius, vescovo luterano svedese (Örebro, n.1581 - Västerås, †1646)

Vescovi vetero-cattolici (1)
Johannes van Stiphout, vescovo vetero-cattolico olandese (†1777)

Senza attività specificata (1)
Johannes Kleiman,  olandese (Koog aan de Zaan, n.1895 - Amsterdam, †1959)

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Ross Kemp used to be famous as an "actor" in the soap Eastenders. Since then, he's done numerous lowly-rated bits of tosh, playing on his image as a "hard man". So, it was with great delight I found this website where you are encouraged to fold a photo of him in an imaginative way.
It's (kind of) related to the folded inside back covers of old MAD magazines – I used to *love* them as a teenager. A cartoon was drawn such that making vertical pleats revealed a radically different image.


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In 1938, the Department of Transport and Defence formed a committee to develop plans for an airport on the Brethour family farm near Sidney. In the summer of 1939 the construction of the airport began and in the early spring of 1941 the paving of the runways was completed and the airport was operating as a combined RCAF and RAF base under the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan. Building 51, which is still in use as our Squadron Headquarters, was built in 1941 as a theatre and recreational centre for No. 32 Operational Training Unit of the Royal Air Force. The address is now 1979 DeHavilland Way named for the DeHavilland aircraft now manufactured by Viking Air a short 2 minute walk from the cadet hall.
After the war, the building remained vacant for a number of years and, in early 1950, was used by the army militia and Army Cadets. In 1956 the building was again vacant and in 1958 the Sidney Kinsmen Club obtained the building from the Department of National Defence for the use of Air Cadets.
676 Kinsmen Squadron was formed on July 3, 1958 and consisted of 32 cadets with 7 officers and instructors. The squadron continued to be sponsored by the Sidney Kinsmen club until 1982 when this function was assumed by a parents sponsoring committee. In 1993 a non-profit charitable organization was formed under the name 676 Kittyhawk Sponsoring Committee Society. This body is now the sponsor and its Board of Directors form the Sponsoring Committee.
The name "Kittyhawk" was adopted in June 1982 in recognition of the famous P-40 Kittyhawk fighter aircraft which was flown from the Pat Bay Air Force Base in Sidney, BC during the Second World War. This aircraft was in service with the Royal Canadian Air Force from 1941 to 1946. During this period it was employed by squadrons in Canada, Alaska, Europe and North Africa. It was flown from Patricia Bay by 111, 132, 133, and 135 Fighter Squadrons.
Past Commanding Officers:
1958 - 1968 Flight Lieutenant J.R. Hannan, CD
1968 - 1973 Captain D. Price, CD
1973 - 1978 Major J. McLeod, CD
1978 - 1980 Captain K. Dorman
1980 - 1983 Major P. Perry, CD
1983 - 1985 Lieutenant Colonel R. Johnston, CD
1985 - 1989 Major J.W. Cumming, CD
1989 - 1991 Captain P. Cumming
1991 - 1997 Major W.A. Fullbrook, MB, CD
1997 - 1998 Captain K.S. Webster, CD
1998 - 1999 Major C. Riley
2000 - 2002 Major P. Reynolds
2002 - 2003 Captain M. Grant
2003 - 2004 Captain T. Nicol
2003 - 2004 Captian Steve Newlove
2004 - 2007 Captain S. Pinard
2007 - 2009 Captain James McFadyen
2010 - 2013 Captain B. Aumonier
2013 - 2015 Major A. Thompson
2015 - 2019 Captain M. Tellier
2019 - present Captain Sean Kelly


Before scouring the Internet, looking for ways on how to track down a mobile number for free, I advise you to read this article first. Even though there are some places where you can do a reverse phone number look up for free on the Internet, the process won't be as straightforward if you're trying to trace or track down a mobile number. The fact of the matter is that mobile phone numbers aren't considered as public information like land line phone numbers. And because of this, free directories don't often contain any helpful info for cell phone numbers.
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January 2, 2023 arezoudeetoo
New Book Nook: Battle of Jedha Delivers a Thrilling Midpoint for The High RepublicNew Book Nook:
Up to this point, every High Republic story has felt like a roller coaster in its own right. A slow build followed immediately by unpredictable twists and turns that leave you winded but ready to go one more time. The Battle of Jedha, George Mann's latest entry in the sprawling High Republic saga pulls double duty in this respect, a roller coaster in its own right, while also serving as the tipping point, the fulcrum, the steep drop that is going to carry us straight to the end of Phase 2.
Putting aside the poor, beleaguered metaphor in favor of another, less convoluted one, The Battle of Jedha, the lone audio drama in Phase 2 of the High Republic feels more like a mid-season finale than anything else. It comes at the direct halfway point between all the books (not including the comics, which publish in a slightly more nebulous fashion) and sees major plot points and characters from Path of Deceit, Quest for the Hidden City and Convergence all collide in the holy city of Jedha for peace talks gone terribly wrong.
The story primarily follows Jedi Master Creighton Sun and Jedi Knight Aida Forte who were sent to oversee the signing of Eiram and E'rinoh's peace treaty, and Jedi Master Silandra Sho, on Jedha for a pilgrimmage but who finds herself wrapped up in the talks as they very quickly become less than peaceful. Also along for the ride are the Path of the Open Hand – the Mother, the Herald, Marda Ro – who have come to Jedha to preach their ways, hoping for a place among the many faiths that call the holy city home.
As with Quest for the Hidden City, Mann wonderfully captures that ambiance of adventure and mystery that convey his characters along, and strikes such a balance between each of them that at no point did the drama feel like it was any one person's story.
And because every generation of Jedi must have their Obi-Wan Kenobi, I found myself walking away from this partial to Creighton Sun, who is exactly that.
The one true downside, for me personally, has less to do with The Battle of Jedha and more with audio dramas as a whole, and that is the lack of dramatis personae. As a visual learner, I would have appreciated a list of names going in, purely so I can visualze who is speaking at any given time, especially when there are some names that might look different, but sound very similar.
Spending so much of the story at the epicentre of Force-centric faith is one of the more interesting aspects of the book, as it puts the beliefs of both the Jedi and the Path into stark perspective in a rather interesting fashion. Melding politics and religion too, as the very presence of the Jedi at the peace talks does just that, was also another aspect that really caught my attention. The implications of that alone are something I would have gladly spent a lot more time with. Given how instrumental they were to even getting to the peace talks in the first place, I'm curious to see how this plays out going forward.
The Battle of Jedha releases January 3, 2023. Special thank you to Del Rey for the advance copy for review purposes.
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Q: Passing clicked elements parent to a function so I'm working on creating a Javascript version of the card game Dominion.
I have this function that takes in an array that hold my card objects I created with some custom objects. One object for each card. I create the container that holds each card (a div), I then create an image object, then a button that the user clicks to play a card (if it's an action card).
This is where I start having my problem. I add on onclick function to the button. I want to pass the card object (so I can send it to my discard array when they play it) and I want to send the parent of the button (which should be the div that holds the specific card) to my playAction() function (so basically my onclick function just calls another function). I'm getting an error that playCard[i] is undefined. I also tried to define it outside of the onclick function with no luck.
You can view a live version of where I'm at here: http://people.rit.edu/lxl1500/Prog4/Project%202/project1.html
Javascript: http://people.rit.edu/lxl1500/Prog4/Project%202/main-script.js
So you click on the + button on a card to buy it and eventually it will show up in your hand. The error occurs when you click the play button on an action card.
displayCard Function:
function displayHand(hand){

var parent = Array();
var container = Array();
var card = Array();
var playCard = Array();

for(var i=0; i < hand.length; i++){

    container[i] = document.createElement('div');
    container[i].setAttribute('class','singleHandCard');
    var cardIndex = container[i].setAttribute('id', 'card'+i);
    document.getElementById('game-hand').appendChild(container[i]);

    //create each card in our hand

    card[i] = new Image();
    card[i].src = hand[i].image;

    //create play card item

    playCard[i] = new Image();
    playCard[i].setAttribute('class', 'playbtn')
    playCard[i].src = 'images/play-btn.png';
    playCard[i].style.visibility = 'hidden';
    if(hand[i].type == "action"){
        playCard[i].style.visibility = 'visible';
    }
    container[i].appendChild(playCard[i]);

    parent[i] = card[i].parentNode;

    playCard[i].addEventListener('click', function() {

        playAction(playCard[i],parent[i]);

    }.bind(hand[i]), false);

    container[i].appendChild(card[i]);
  }

}

playAction function:
function playAction(actionCard,parent){
    discard.push(actionCard);
    parent.innerHTML='';
}

Any help would be GREATLY appreciated. I've been trying to work this out for a couple of days now and I'm totally stumped. Thanks!

A: You're problem is that you're referencing an index variable (i) inside of the click handler.  In the event listener callback i is still referencing the i from the loop that it was declared in. So it'll always be the last value i had, which is 4.  This is why you can play an action card as long as it's the last card in your hand.
playCard[i].addEventListener('click', function() {

    playAction(playCard[i],parent[i]);
    console.log(i); //Always 4

}.bind(hand[i]), false);

One solution is put the event listener call into another function that takes the variables as an argument:
function cardClick(playCard, parent, hand) {
    playCard.addEventListener('click', function() {

        playAction(playCard,parent);

    }.bind(hand), false);
}

And then just call that in your loop:
cardClick(playCard[i], parent[i], hand[i]);


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using namespace Microsoft::WRL;

namespace xal
{
	XAudio2_Player::CallbackHandler::CallbackHandler(bool* active)
	{
		this->active = active;
	}

	XAudio2_Player::CallbackHandler::~CallbackHandler()
	{
	}

	void XAudio2_Player::CallbackHandler::OnVoiceProcessingPassStart(UINT32 bytesRequired)
	{
	}

	void XAudio2_Player::CallbackHandler::OnVoiceProcessingPassEnd()
	{
	}

	void XAudio2_Player::CallbackHandler::OnStreamEnd()
	{
	}

	void XAudio2_Player::CallbackHandler::OnBufferStart(void* bufferContext)
	{
		*this->active = true;
	}

	void XAudio2_Player::CallbackHandler::OnBufferEnd(void* bufferContext)
	{
		*this->active = false;
	}

	void XAudio2_Player::CallbackHandler::OnLoopEnd(void* bufferContext)
	{
	}

	void XAudio2_Player::CallbackHandler::OnVoiceError(void* bufferContext, HRESULT error)
	{
	}

	XAudio2_Player::XAudio2_Player(Sound* sound) : Player(sound), playing(false), active(false),
		stillPlaying(false), sourceVoice(NULL), buffersSubmitted(0)
	{
		this->callbackHandler = new XAudio2_Player::CallbackHandler(&this->active);
		memset(&this->xa2Buffer, 0, sizeof(XAUDIO2_BUFFER));
		for_iter (i, 0, STREAM_BUFFER_COUNT)
		{
			this->streamBuffers[i] = NULL;
		}
		if (this->sound->isStreamed())
		{
			for_iter (i, 0, STREAM_BUFFER_COUNT)
			{
				this->streamBuffers[i] = new unsigned char[STREAM_BUFFER_SIZE];
			}
		}
	}

	XAudio2_Player::~XAudio2_Player()
	{
		if (this->sourceVoice != NULL)
		{
			this->sourceVoice->DestroyVoice();
			this->sourceVoice = NULL;
		}
		_HL_TRY_DELETE(this->callbackHandler);
		for_iter (i, 0, STREAM_BUFFER_COUNT)
		{
			_HL_TRY_DELETE_ARRAY(this->streamBuffers[i]);
		}
	}

	void XAudio2_Player::_update(float timeDelta)
	{
		this->stillPlaying = this->active;
		Player::_update(timeDelta);
		if (!this->stillPlaying && this->playing)
		{
			this->_stop();
		}
	}

	bool XAudio2_Player::_systemIsPlaying()
	{
		return this->playing;
	}

	unsigned int XAudio2_Player::_systemGetBufferPosition()
	{
		this->sourceVoice->GetState(&this->xa2State[0], 0);
		return (unsigned int)(this->xa2State[0].SamplesPlayed * this->buffer->getChannels() * this->buffer->getBitsPerSample() * 0.125f);
	}

	bool XAudio2_Player::_systemPreparePlay()
	{
		if (this->sourceVoice != NULL)
		{
			return true;
		}
		WAVEFORMATEX wavefmt;
		wavefmt.cbSize = 0;
		wavefmt.nChannels = this->buffer->getChannels();
		wavefmt.nSamplesPerSec = this->buffer->getSamplingRate();
		wavefmt.wBitsPerSample = this->buffer->getBitsPerSample();
		wavefmt.wFormatTag = WAVE_FORMAT_PCM;
		wavefmt.nBlockAlign = wavefmt.nChannels * wavefmt.wBitsPerSample / 8; // standard calculation of WAV PCM data
		wavefmt.nAvgBytesPerSec = wavefmt.nSamplesPerSec * wavefmt.nBlockAlign; // standard calculation of WAV PCM data
		HRESULT result = AUDIO_DEVICE->CreateSourceVoice(&this->sourceVoice, &wavefmt, 0, XAUDIO2_DEFAULT_FREQ_RATIO,
			this->callbackHandler, NULL, NULL);
		if (FAILED(result))
		{
			this->sourceVoice = NULL;
			return false;
		}
		return true;
	}

	void XAudio2_Player::_systemPrepareBuffer()
	{
		if (!this->sound->isStreamed())
		{
			if (!this->paused)
			{
				this->_submitBuffer(this->buffer->getStream(), this->buffer->getSize());
			}
			return;
		}
		int count = STREAM_BUFFER_COUNT;
		if (this->paused)
		{
			this->sourceVoice->GetState(&this->xa2State[1], XAUDIO2_VOICE_NOSAMPLESPLAYED);
			this->buffersSubmitted = this->xa2State[1].BuffersQueued;
			count -= this->buffersSubmitted;
		}
		else
		{
			this->buffersSubmitted = 0;
		}
		if (count > 0)
		{
			count = this->_fillStreamBuffers(count);
			if (count > 0)
			{
				this->_submitStreamBuffers(count);
			}
		}
	}

	void XAudio2_Player::_systemUpdateGain()
	{
		if (this->sourceVoice != NULL)
		{
			this->sourceVoice->SetVolume(this->_calcGain());
		}
	}

	void XAudio2_Player::_systemUpdatePitch()
	{
		if (this->sourceVoice != NULL)
		{
			this->sourceVoice->SetFrequencyRatio(this->pitch);
		}
	}

	void XAudio2_Player::_systemPlay()
	{
		HRESULT result = this->sourceVoice->Start();
		if (!FAILED(result))
		{
			this->playing = true;
			this->stillPlaying = true;
			this->active = true; // required, because otherwise the buffer will think it's done
		}
		else
		{
			hlog::warn(xal::logTag, "Could not start: " + this->sound->getFilename());
		}
	}

	int XAudio2_Player::_systemStop()
	{
		if (this->playing)
		{
			HRESULT result = this->sourceVoice->Stop();
			if (!FAILED(result))
			{
				if (this->paused)
				{
					if (this->sound->isStreamed())
					{
						this->sourceVoice->GetState(&this->xa2State[2], XAUDIO2_VOICE_NOSAMPLESPLAYED);
						int processed = this->buffersSubmitted - this->xa2State[2].BuffersQueued;
						this->buffersSubmitted -= processed;
						result = processed * STREAM_BUFFER_SIZE;
					}
				}
				else
				{
					this->sourceVoice->FlushSourceBuffers();
					this->buffer->rewind();
					if (this->sound->isStreamed())
					{
						this->buffersSubmitted = 0;
					}
				}
				this->playing = false;
				this->stillPlaying = false;
			}
			else
			{
				hlog::warn(xal::logTag, "Could not stop: " + this->sound->getFilename());
			}
		}
		return 0;
	}

	int XAudio2_Player::_systemUpdateStream()
	{
		this->sourceVoice->GetState(&this->xa2State[3], XAUDIO2_VOICE_NOSAMPLESPLAYED);
		int processed = this->buffersSubmitted - this->xa2State[3].BuffersQueued;
		if (processed == 0)
		{
			this->stillPlaying = true; // don't remove, it prevents streamed sounds from being stopped
			return 0;
		}
		this->buffersSubmitted -= processed;
		int count = this->_fillStreamBuffers(processed);
		if (count > 0)
		{
			this->_submitStreamBuffers(count);
			this->stillPlaying = true; // in case underrun happened, sound is regarded as stopped so let's just bitch-slap it and get this over with
		}
		this->sourceVoice->GetState(&this->xa2State[4], XAUDIO2_VOICE_NOSAMPLESPLAYED);
		if (this->xa2State[4].BuffersQueued == 0)
		{
			this->_stop();
		}
		return (processed * STREAM_BUFFER_SIZE);
	}

	void XAudio2_Player::_submitBuffer(unsigned char* stream, int size)
	{
		this->xa2Buffer.AudioBytes = size;
		this->xa2Buffer.pAudioData = stream;
		this->xa2Buffer.LoopCount = (this->looping ? XAUDIO2_LOOP_INFINITE : 0);
		HRESULT result = this->sourceVoice->SubmitSourceBuffer(&this->xa2Buffer);
		if (FAILED(result))
		{
			hlog::warn(xal::logTag, "Could not submit source buffer!");
		}
	}

	int XAudio2_Player::_fillStreamBuffers(int count)
	{
		int size = this->buffer->load(this->looping, count * STREAM_BUFFER_SIZE);
		int filled = (size + STREAM_BUFFER_SIZE - 1) / STREAM_BUFFER_SIZE;
		unsigned char* stream = this->buffer->getStream();
		int currentSize;
		for_iter (i, 0, filled)
		{
			currentSize = hmin(size, STREAM_BUFFER_SIZE);
			memcpy(this->streamBuffers[this->bufferIndex], &stream[i * STREAM_BUFFER_SIZE], currentSize);
			if (currentSize < STREAM_BUFFER_SIZE)
			{
				memset(&this->streamBuffers[this->bufferIndex][currentSize], 0, STREAM_BUFFER_SIZE - currentSize);
			}
			this->bufferIndex = (this->bufferIndex + 1) % STREAM_BUFFER_COUNT;
			size -= STREAM_BUFFER_SIZE;
		}
		return filled;
	}

	void XAudio2_Player::_submitStreamBuffers(int count)
	{
		HRESULT result;
		this->xa2Buffer.AudioBytes = STREAM_BUFFER_SIZE;
		this->xa2Buffer.LoopCount = 0;
		int index = (this->bufferIndex + STREAM_BUFFER_COUNT - count) % STREAM_BUFFER_COUNT;
		for_iter (i, 0, count)
		{
			this->xa2Buffer.pAudioData = this->streamBuffers[index];
			result = this->sourceVoice->SubmitSourceBuffer(&this->xa2Buffer);
			if (FAILED(result))
			{
				hlog::warn(xal::logTag, "Could not submit streamed source buffer!");
			}
			index = (index + 1) % STREAM_BUFFER_COUNT;
		}
		this->buffersSubmitted += count;
	}

}
#endif