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Ice Cube's Daughter Deja Jackson Bio, Age, Net Worth 2023
1 Age of Deja Jackson
2 Net Worth of Deja Jackson
4 The Career of Deja Jackson's Father
5 Relationships Status of Deja Jackson
Deja Jackson is famous for being the daughter of rapper O'Shea Jackson Sr., better known as Ice Cube, and Kimberly Woodruff. Ice Cube is a well-known American rapper. He was a rapper who became an actor. Ice rose to prominence as a member of the legendary rap group "N.W.A." Cube is well-known for his roles in films such as Boyz n the Hood, Barbershop, 21 Jump Street, Ride Along, and Are We There Yet?
Age of Deja Jackson
Deja Jackson was born on February 17, 1994. She was born in the United States of America, in Los Angeles, California. As of 2022, she will be 28 years old. Deja Jackson is the daughter of O'Shea Jackson (father) and Kimberly Woodruff (mother) (mother). Her father is a rapper from the United States, and her mother is a businesswoman. Jackson is of American nationality and Afro-American ethnicity.
Deja Jackson was born under the sign of Aquarius. O'Shea Jr., Darrell, Shareef Jackson, and Karima Jackson were her four siblings. His two older brothers, O'Shea Jr., and Darrell, have followed in their father's musical footsteps.
Her younger brother, O'Shea Jr., is an aspiring actor. Concerning her educational background, she is a graduate student who graduated from the University of Pennsylvania. She attended Cornell University.
Net Worth of Deja Jackson
Deja Jackson is well-known for being a celebrity child. She has not, however, disclosed her exact net worth. Deja is living a lavish lifestyle thanks to her parents' earnings. Her father's net worth is estimated to be around $160 million.
Deja Jackson has not yet chosen a profession. She is living a happy life with his family. Deja, on the other hand, wants to play basketball. There is no other information available about her profession.
The Career of Deja Jackson's Father
Ice Cube began his career as a hip-hop artist. In 1987, he released the Dr. Dre-produced single My Posse with his group C.I.A. After the collaboration, Cube showed Eazy-E the lyrics to "Boyz-n-the-Hood." After that, Ice, along with Dr. Dre and MC Ren, became full-time members of N.W.A. Ice Cube wrote Dr. Dre and Eazy-rhymes E's for the 1988 album Straight Outta Compton.
After a contract dispute with the group's manager, Jerry Heller, he left N.W.A. Jackson filed a lawsuit against Jerry Heller, but the case was settled out of court. After that, Ice went solo and released "America's Most Wanted," which was a huge success. Following that, he appeared in "Boyz n the Hood," which was the humble beginning of a successful film career.
He is also an actor, in addition to being active in the music industry. He co-starred in the Thriller film "Dangerous Ground" with Elizabeth Hurley in 1997. Following that, Ice released "War & Peace Vol. 1," also known as "The War Disc," his fifth studio album.
Ice began concentrating on filmmaking in 2010. In 2011, Cube appeared in the critically acclaimed film "Rampart." He also appeared as "Captain Dickson" in the blockbuster hit films "21 Jump Street" and "22 Jump Street." Ice can also be seen in the films "Ride Along" and "Ride Along 2."
In 2014, Ice Cube voiced a character in the animated film "The Book of Life." He was also seen in the comedy film "Fist Fight" as a hot-headed teacher, and in the action film "XXX: Return of Xander Cage." Cube also appears in "Last Friday," the fourth and final installment of the popular "Friday" film series.
Relationships Status of Deja Jackson
Deja Jackson is currently unattached. She has not disclosed any information about her previous or current relationships. Deja is currently more concerned with her career and studies than with being in a romantic relationship.
Deja Jackson maintains social media accounts. She is active on social media platforms such as Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. Deja has over 1701 followers on Instagram, 424 followers on Twitter, and 300 fans on Facebook.
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They promised to give each other support and encouragement during all the journeys they travel together. In front of their loving family and friends, they declared their love for each other and were pronounced husband and wife by Casey's uncle Jeff.
The venue was stunning and a perfect place to celebrate their new marriage. The guests enjoyed drinks and appetizers on the open lawn while a live guitarist sang and played. The party later moved indoors for the first dance and dinner. The bride and groom kept the fun going into the evening, lighting up the reception dancing with glow sticks!
It was an absolute pleasure to document this wedding. These newlyweds were so laid back and relaxed, and their whole day was a fun time to connect with friends and enjoy each other's company.
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Readers of the Star Beacon are familiar with Burt Cole's column, "Burt's Eye View," his silly and often absurd observations of life, found Fridays on the Star Beacon Community Life Page. Cole's light-hearted take on everyday family situations is evidence that the mischievous boy spirit lives on in the man, regardless of the age on his driver's license. It's that fun-loving boy spirit that allows him to relate to youth (and adults) and inspired him to write his first book which will be released to book stores nationwide and online in September.
Readers of the Star Beacon are familiar with Burt Cole�s column, �Burt�s Eye View,� his silly and often absurd observations of life, found Fridays on the Star Beacon Community Life Page. Cole�s light-hearted take on everyday family situations is evidence that the mischievous boy spirit lives on in the man, regardless of the age on his driver�s license. It�s that fun-loving boy spirit that allows him to relate to youth (and adults) and inspired him to write his first book which will be released to book stores nationwide and online in September.
His book, �Bash and the Pirate Pig,� is a 220-page children�s novel published by B&H Kids, the children�s division of B&H Publishing (LifeWay Christian Resources).
Cole will return to his Ashtabula County roots for a book launch celebration 1 to 4 p.m. Sept. 7 at the farm of his cousins, Ron and Marcella Maurer, 4640 N. Monroe Center Road, Kelloggsville. A second book launch party will be 1 to 4 p.m. Sept. 14 at Warren Bible Methodist Church, 1709 Elm Road N.E., Warren. Both events are open to the public.
Cole will also sign books 6 p.m. Sept. 16 at the Ashtabula Public Library. The book is available for circulation at the Ashtabula and Geneva public libraries.
Reading homespun humor books over the years, Cole had a growing desire to write his own collection of humor pieces, such as the outdoor tales of Blight County, Idaho, by Patrick F. McManus; Tom Bodett�s tales from End of the Road, Alaska; or Philip Gulley�s series centered in the fictitious community of Harmony, Ind.
He said fairly quickly a series of wacky adventures, inspired by those Cole had with his own cousins and siblings around farms in Conneaut and Monroe, were born.
�Bash and the Pirate Pig,� written for ages 8 to 14, is the story of a cranky city kid named Raymond �Beamer� Boxby who must spend summer vacation at his younger cousin Bash Hinglehobb�s farm. The mischievous Bash runs his boring city cousin Beamer through a series of adventures, including riding cows to the dairy stand, chasing mice and a skunk in Sunday School, a raft ride with a 300-pound hog.
Illustrations for the book were drawn by Tom Bancroft, a former Disney artist.
Cole said his book has been about four years in the making. �I think from when I first started scribbling the pieces that eventually would become the book until I started shopping the manuscript was two to three years,� Cole said.
It was another 10 months or so from the time an agent asked for a formal proposal until he received a two-book deal; another 13 months from signing the publishing deal until publication.
In spite of all the waiting and editing, Cole said everything went incredibly quickly and smoothly.
Born in Conneaut, Cole is the son of Frank and Patti Cole of Greenville, Pa. He resides near Garrettsville with his wife, Terry. He is a member of the National Society of Newspaper Columnists and the American Christian Fiction Writers. He is also song leader at Warren Bible Methodist Church.
Cole has written and edited for the Star Beacon, the Record Courier in Ravenna and the Herald and Review in Decatur, Ill. For the past 17 years he has been employed at the Tribune Chronicle in Warren where he is assistant metro editor.
He has received more than 50 writing awards and was a Pulitzer Prize nominee in 1990.
Cole�s second book, �Bash and the Chicken Coop Caper,� is due to be released in May 2014.


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NFL free agent and activist Colin Kaepernick spent his Sunday donating and passing out free custom-made suits outside of a parole office. Partnered with the organization 100 Suits for 100 Men, Kaepernick's donations went to formerly incarcerated people, former gang members, and homeless individuals. His efforts were far from frivolous: Dressing formally is a scientifically supported way to achieve employment and success in the workplace. Kaepernick's efforts may be the final push that helps these people transition into mainstream society.
Scientists have shown that dressing in business attire affects both how people are seen and how they see themselves. Suits are associated with leaders and CEOs, for example, and that impression sticks to the wearer of the suit. Research also demonstrates that the way someone dresses influences the way others perceive their intelligence and academic achievement, especially if what that person is wearing is a suit. Case in point: A 1990 study in the Journal of Applied Social Psychology found that the more "masculine" someone's clothing is, the more likely they are to be hired.
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What clothing may influence even more than the people looking at a person wearing a suit is the actual person wearing the outfit. In a 2012 study in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, researchers described this phenomenon as "enclothed cognition," explaining that clothing carries both a symbolic meaning and changes the physical experiences the person has while wearing those clothes. This applies to all clothing: In an experiment where doctors either wore a street coat or a lab coat, the researchers found that those wearing lab coats were more attentive to patients and simply felt more like doctor.
Feeling like you fit the role you want to play is important. A 2014 study found that people dressed in suits, compared to those in sweatpants or in street clothes, experienced a confidence boost that elevated their ability to successfully negotiate deals and their perception of their own social power. Relatedly, a 2015 study found that formal outfits enhance the "abstract cognitive processing" of the wearer, meaning that they were able to see the big picture behind problems more easily.
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Kaepernick's donations, and the subsequent psychological effects they might cause, are a boon for the former prisoners on the receiving end. Becoming employed and entering the workforce has become increasingly difficult for former inmates, a situation that has harmed the labor market overall: In 2015, a poll conducted by the Kaiser Family Foundation, CBS News, and the New York Times found that 34 percent of unemployed men between the ages of 25 to 54 have criminal records. Because checking criminal records has become a standard hiring practice, ex-inmates are systematically excluded from the process: It's hard enough to get in the door, let alone get an interview. And once they are in the door, a suit may be the necessary nudge that helps them get the job.
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Day in court: The week's felonies and misdemeanor convictions
Day in Court is a regular feature of Sheboygan Press Media. Listings include all felonies, all drunken driving convictions and all other convictions with jail time or fines of $600 or more.
Day in court: The week's felonies and misdemeanor convictions Day in Court is a regular feature of Sheboygan Press Media. Listings include all felonies, all drunken driving convictions and all other convictions with jail time or fines of $600 or more. Check out this story on sheboyganpress.com: http://shebpr.es/1u9cKRY
Wisconsin Published 2:41 p.m. CT Sept. 17, 2014 | Updated 2:56 p.m. CT Sept. 17, 2014
Sheboygan crime gallery: The week's felony convictions
Bail jumping, misdemeanor theft -- Christopher C. Krieger, 29, 523 Pine St. Apt. 107, Sheboygan Falls, one year jail, $802.20, 70 days sentence credit. Submitted
Misappropriate ID information (three counts) -- Michael J. Laubenheimer, 23, Milwaukee, $2,483.25. Submitted
Operating while intoxicated (with passenger 16 years old or younger) -- Jered D. Lensmire, 29, 117 Western Ave., Plymouth, third offense, 90 days jail, $2,505.40, two days sentence credit, 48-month license revocation. Submitted
False imprisonment (domestic abuse), misdemeanor disorderly conduct -- Brady J. Lowe, 19, 1805 Bell Ave., four years prison, four years extended supervision, $767, 694 days sentence credit. Submitted
Marijuana possession -- Taylor R. Martin, 26, 1416 N. 15th St., second offense, 15 days jail, $1,311.75, two days sentence credit. Submitted
Operating while intoxicated (with passenger 16 years old or younger) -- Katina J. Murphy, 39, 3604 S. 12th St. Apt. F, fourth offense, four months jail, $2,285, two years probation, 36-month license revocation. Submitted
Possession of firearm -- Rebecca S. Ramirez, 29, 1629 Kentucky Ave., 16 months prison, two years extended supervision, $538.20, 186 days sentence credit. Submitted
Party to retail theft -- Katelyn M. Rezachek, 22, Sheboygan County Detention Center, 30 days jail, $540. Submitted
Substantial battery (domestic abuse) -- Jaime Turrubiates, 34, 1945 N. 15th St., one year prison, two years extended supervision, $546.40, 51 days sentence credit. Submitted
Operating while intoxicated -- Daryl L. Wetor, 37, Grand Chute, fifth offense, 18 months prison, 24 months extended supervision, $4,775, nine days sentence credit. Submitted
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False imprisonment (domestic abuse), misdemeanor disorderly conduct
Brady J. Lowe, 19, 1805 Bell Ave., four years prison, four years extended supervision, $767, 694 days sentence credit.
Party to retail theft
Katelyn M. Rezachek, 22, Sheboygan County Detention Center, 30 days jail, $540.
Bail jumping, misdemeanor theft
Christopher C. Krieger, 29, 523 Pine St. Apt. 107, Sheboygan Falls, one year jail, $802.20, 70 days sentence credit.
Possession of firearm
Rebecca S. Ramirez, 29, 1629 Kentucky Ave., 16 months prison, two years extended supervision, $538.20, 186 days sentence credit.
Misappropriate ID information (three counts)
Michael J. Laubenheimer, 23, Milwaukee, $2,483.25.
Substantial battery (domestic abuse)
Jaime Turrubiates, 34, 1945 N. 15th St., one year prison, two years extended supervision, $546.40, 51 days sentence credit.
Taylor R. Martin, 26, 1416 N. 15th St., second offense, 15 days jail, $1,311.75, two days sentence credit.
Daniel J. Rommel, 64, 141 Moraine Drive, Elkhart Lake, $1,126.50.
Disorderly conduct (domestic abuse)
Cory J. Garcia, 38, 1233 Geele Ave., $555.
Resisting or obstructing an officer
Greg A. Althen, 28, Cascade, 60 days jail, $455, 47 days sentence credit.
Gary L. Speener, 48, Milwaukee, $654.
Jonathyn A. M. Tyler, 16, 1509 S. 13th St., 60 days jail, $555.
Arnold R. Lueck, 23, 708 S. 22nd St., four months jail, $165, 64 days sentence credit.
Michael E. Konz Sr., 51, 1912 N. Seventh St., 20 days jail, $455.
Tasia C. Jones, 19, 3110 S. 17th St., two days jail, $455, two days sentence credit.
Operating while revoked, bail jumping
Tiondaye N. Turner, 23, 227 Main St., Sheboygan Falls, $1,096.
Disorderly conduct, battery
Kurtis S. Wilke, 24, 1012 Falls Parc Drive, Apt. 4, Sheboygan Falls, $863.20.
The following people were fined, had their driver's license suspended or revoked, were ordered to undergo an alcohol an dother drug assessment and, in some cases, were sentenced to jail for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated:
Rosemarie T. Zingale, 54, Shorewood, second offense, five days jail, $1,379, one-year license revocation.
Daryl L. Wetor, 37, Grand Chute, fifth offense, 18 months prison, 24 months extended supervision, $4,775, nine days sentence credit.
Jerrod C. Krupp, 34, 25 Frederick St., Plymouth, third offense, 75 days jail, $1,895, one day sentence credit, 28-month license revocation.
Jim E. Brock, 57, N6391 Sherry Lane, second offense, 30 days jail, $1,580, one day sentence credit, one year license revocation.
Operating while revoked
Christopher T. Malwitz, 27, 512 Wisconsin Ave., Apt. 6, 20 days jail, $643.
Operating while intoxicated (with passenger 16 years old or younger)
Jered D. Lensmire, 29, 117 Western Ave., Plymouth, third offense, 90 days jail, $2,505.40, two days sentence credit, 48-month license revocation.
Katina J. Murphy, 39, 3604 S. 12th St. Apt. F, fourth offense, four months jail, $2,285, two years probation, 36-month license revocation.
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Q: How to set multiple selectedIndexes without jQuery? I've seen this question, but my question is different because the other question uses value and jQuery, neither of which I want to use.

It's easier to explain with an example:

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Is this the most efficient way to set the selected options one, three and five? select.selectedIndex doesn't seem to accept an array, so this is the only way I can think to do it. Using a Set ought to be more efficient than looping through an array, each time using .includes.

A: Loop your indexes array and update the options matching the indexes.

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Some medical treatments, like radiation to the head and neck area as well as chemotherapy may decrease saliva production.
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Dry mouth can also result from an injury or trauma to the head and neck region if a nerve is damaged.
Dehydration leads to dry mouth, and it may happen as a result of fever, diarrhea, vomiting, blood loss and severe burns.
The use of tobacco, like smoking or chewing, can affect salivary glands and decrease saliva production.
Dry mouth causes a sticky, dry feeling, constant thirst, it may cause sores in the mouth, split skin or cracked lips, red and dry tongue that tingles or burns, hoarse voice, dry nasal passages, sore throat, difficulty speaking and swallowing.
Treatment for dry mouth depends exclusively on what is causing it. If it is an underlying medical condition or disease, it needs to be investigated and treated accordingly. Once the disease is properly treated, dry mouth will go away. The same goes for dry mouth as a side effect of certain medications. Once their use is stopped, the mouth will return to its normal state.
However, if the medical condition or the use of medications is permanent and cannot be stopped, the treatment will focus on increasing the saliva flow. There are toothpastes, mouthwashes and gels that are designed for this purpose but they need to be recommended by a doctor or a dentist.
When saliva flow is reduced there is a risk of tooth decay and similar oral problems so it is important to take good care of oral hygiene during problems with dry mouth. This means brushing at least two times a day, flossing regularly, using fluoride products and having regular check-ups at dentist's office.
Annoying bump in mouth. Salivary glands?
Bump in mouth. Salivary glands?


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Calls for public-private partnerships to address U.S. cybersecurity failures have become ubiquitous. But the academic literature and public debate have not fully appreciated the extent to which the United States has already backed into a de facto system of "public-private cybersecurity." This system is characterized by the surprisingly important, quasi-governmental role of the private sector on key cybersecurity issues, and correspondingly by instances in which the federal government acts more like a market participant than a traditional regulator. The public-private cybersecurity system challenges scholarly approaches to privatization, which focus on maintaining public law values when government functions are contracted out to private parties. The informal and complicated structure of public-private relationships in cybersecurity renders concerns about public law values at once more serious and more difficult to remedy.
This Article first explores the line between public and private functions and provides a descriptive account of the public-private cybersecurity system. It highlights the relative roles of the U.S. government and private sector in four important contexts related to international cybersecurity threats: (1) disrupting networks of infected computers used by transnational-criminal groups ("botnet takedowns"), (2) remediating software vulnerabilities that can be used for crime, espionage, and offensive operations ("zero-day vulnerabilities"), (3) attributing cyber intrusions to state-sponsored attackers, and (4) defending privately-owned systems and networks from sophisticated, nation-state-sponsored attackers.
The Article then uses the public-private cybersecurity system to challenge and complicate existing scholarship on privatization. Procedurally, the public-private cybersecurity system differs from traditional privatization because private actors — not the government — decide what functions they should perform, and private actors operate outside of the contractual frameworks that have traditionally restrained private contractors. Substantively, the cybersecurity context implicates public law values addressed in prior work—including accountability, transparency, and due process or fairness — but it also raises additional concerns about security and privacy.
Evaluating how the public-private cybersecurity system attains and falls short of public law values yields broader lessons for cybersecurity governance and for privatization. The public-private cybersecurity system shows that concerns about public law values are not unidirectional — sometimes threats to public values come from the government, not the private sector. On the other hand, while empowered private parties play a crucial role in cybersecurity and in many ways currently support public values, this alignment is a present fortuity, not a structural feature, and so may shift in the future, posing new threats to public law values. These complexities require new kinds of context-dependent solutions to safeguard public law values. The Article concludes by suggesting several such remedies for the public law failings it identifies.
Cybersecurity: What About U.S. Policy?


Whither Nigeria @ Cannes Film Festival?
The 70th edition of glamorous Festival de Cannes (Cannes Film Festival) opens on Thursday, May 17 and runs till May 28. Seventy years is a big deal and the Cannes Festival itself is a big deal as it brings together the who's who of show business, from filmmaking to music. During a typical edition, hundreds of films are screened. However you look it, Cannes is the place to be.
This brings me to Nigeria's participation at Cannes, or the lack thereof. Nigeria is oft touted as the world's second largest producer of movies. In 2014, Nollywood was reportedly worth about $3.3 billion. The figures sometimes go as high as $7 billion. The industry also employs well over a million people as it's said to be the second largest employer in Nigeria. But these attractive statistics notwithstanding, Nigeria has more or less disappeared from reckoning at the Cannes Film Festival. From having its own pavilion, rubbing shoulders with countries like India, Portugal and others, Nigeria is now not showing up at all.
Granted, when Nigeria used to feature 'prominently' at the Festival, she didn't adequately utilise that platform to push the country-not as possible location for film producers, not for her rich culture and not even as a tourist destination. Yet government will, every once in a while, produces 'expensive' ad campaigns to attract so-called tourists. All this is adequately documented in 'Nigeria @ Cannes' where I used to lament year in, year out.
Perhaps it makes sense that I will not be attending the Cannes Film Festival this year. Worse still, this would be my first year of not even applying to attend since I started attending. I used to attend almost every year. I love Cannes, the festival, the ambience. It's the South of France, what's not to love? If I was given the choice of picking only one international film festival to attend every year, I'd choose Cannes.
I first attended the festival in 2006 during the era of Frank Nweke as Information minister. That was when someone or group of persons tried to organise something called Nollywood Day in Cannes. That was also the time we laboured under the illusion that the Nigerian government was going to help set Nollywood up on the international stage. As if she has somehow succeeded in doing that for Nigeria as a country.
We can argue that the organisers of the Cannes Film Festival could take Nigeria more seriously. But what have we done with the opportunities we've had? No, Nigeria doesn't have to go to Cannes Film Festival to succeed in films. Festivals like Cannes' give us a platform to balance the show and the business side of filmmaking. In any case, what is the alternative? 'Nollywood Week' in Paris? The government organised Zuma Film Festival? This supposedly holds every two years in Abuja. I say supposedly because I live in Abuja and I can't tell you for sure when the last edition of Zuma held. That's how popular Zuma is.
Those responsible for promoting Nigeria and her culture need to come out with a clear plan to sell Nigeria to the world. We can't #BuyNigerianToGrowTheNaira without taking advantage of events where you can actually market Nigeria. And all this talk of diversifying the economy remains just talk if more attention is STILL focused on discovering oil in Lake Chad than providing the right environment for Nollywood and other employers of labour to thrive.
Speaking of alternatives, for five years, the Paris-based Nollywood Week has typically held around the same time as Cannes Film Festival. Although many have slammed the idea of going to Paris for a Nollywood film festival, as far as options go, this is a good one for seeing selected Nollywood feature and short films. At this point, we shouldn't hit our heads on the wall about a Nollywood festival outside of Nigeria. We do have some festivals back home, after all. Or don't we?
Today, the fifth edition of Nollywood Week which opened on Thursday, May 11, with 76 (by Izu Ojukwu) closes with the world premiere of Catcher directed by Walter Taylaur. The movie stars Blossom Chukuwujekwu, Omowumni Dada, Beverley Naya, OC Ukeje, Alexx Ekubo, and Gbenro Ajibade among others.
In the course of the week, feature films including Dinner (Jay Franklin Jituboh), Gidi Blues (Femi Odugbemi), Green White Green (Abba Makama), and The Wedding Party (Kemi Adetiba) were screened.
In the short film category, Niyi Akinmolayan's Room 315, Plaything (Nurudeen Momodu, Eric Umusu) and co. were also screened.
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The Fort Wayne Community Schools Board of School Trustees on Monday, June 28, approved the appointment of John R. (J.R.) Ankenbruck as principal of Washington Elementary School for the 2010-11 school year. Ankenbruck joined FWCS in 2003 as a Title I resource teacher at Geyer Middle School after beginning his career in Indianapolis. In 2004, he moved to Kekionga Middle School as a social studies teacher, and in 2006, he served as an administrative intern at Miami Middle School. Ankenbruck was the assistant principal at Franke Park Elementary for two years, and in 2009, he became the assistant principal at Croninger Elementary. At Washington Elementary, he replaces Dawn Starks, who was recently named principal of Northcrest Elementary.


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Eavesdrop> Portzamparc's splashy record-breaking penthouse
One57, the Christian de Portzamparc–designed 90-story skyscraper on Manhattan's 57th Street, has just closed its third blockbuster sale. A 6,240-square-foot unit on the 85th floor went for $55.6 million, the city's ninth most expensive apartment sale in history reported 6sqft. The sale came just a few weeks after a duplex in the building sold for a record-shattering $100,471,452.77.
Must See TV> PBS Explores the World's Super Skyscrapers
PBS's four-part TV series, Super Skyscrapers, deals with uber-high buildings around the world. It is rare to follow the process of constructing a building, let alone a monster-sized one. Yet here, a special characteristic of each of the four skyscrapers is highlighted within the context of maximum height: One World Trade Center's safety measures, Leadenhall's prefabrication, One57's high luxury, and Shanghai Tower's vertical city aspirations. Interestingly, the architects' roles in the buildings is downplayed. We do meet SOM's David Childs, who tells us about the shape of One World Trade; glimpse Graham Stirk of Rogers Stirk Harbour who tells us Leadenhall's triangular form solved a mandate of not blocking the view of St. Paul's Cathedral; and we see some of the Gensler team behind the Shanghai Tower. However, the name Christian de Portzamparc is not once uttered in the One57 episode. One World Trade Center, New York The series begins with One World Trade Center during the final year of construction as it climbs to its 1,776 foot height. There are breathtaking shots from the very top of the structure looking down the building to the streets below, the water's edge, and New York City traffic. Another view catapults up a very long elevator shaft. The history of the design process is bypassed except for mention of a global competition that produced some "wild ideas" (over a shot of Daniel Libeskind)—"but then a real plan evolved." The program emphasized that after 9/11, the new World Trade Center had to be "the safest and strongest in the world," protected from explosions, storms, earthquakes, and any other catastrophe, natural or man-made. The building's concrete core is much tougher than pre-9/11 buildings, with the life support systems embedded in "the world's tallest bunker." Safety features include wider stairs so people could rush both up and down simultaneously, filters to purify air in stairwells to protect against biological or chemical attack, pressurized stairwells to keep smoke from entering when doors open, and luminous tape in stairwells (like in an airplane) to show the way without lights. A highlight of this episode is seeing the "spire" erected (it's called a spire instead of an antenna so that the top counts towards the building's measured height). Made in Quebec, the spire's 18 pieces—weighing 40 tons—are first seen on a barge sailing in New York Harbor past the Statue of Liberty. Once ashore, they travel by night through city streets in a slow processional before being hoisting by a 1,400-foot-tall vertical crane-lift, the tallest in the United States. Footage from the top of the tower is thrilling. The lighting will be like an old-fashioned lighthouse with 288 LEDs for a horizontal beam of light visible for 15 miles. Hundreds more LEDs on the exterior of the spire can change colors and create vivid patterns. The construction is also a contradiction of advanced technology and the archaic—some of the fastest elevators in the world running up to 2,000 feet per minute, alongside metalworkers welding, hammering, and screwing bolts like in a Lewis Hine photograph from the 1930s. Leadenhall Building, London Like a giant Lego set, the Leadenhall Building in the heart of the City of London is a pre-fabricated skyscraper with a perimeter-braced diagrid exoskeleton put up by 1/3 the standard-sized crew. This 48-story structure nicknamed the "Cheese Grater" is appetizingly close to Foster's Gherkin. A two-year construction period is lightening speed for a building in the heart of a major capital. The tower's tapering triangular shape together with the placement of all core functions—elevator, bathrooms, mechanical, and electrical systems—in a separate but connected, stand-alone tower on the north side permit unobstructed views of St. Paul's Cathedral. The majority of construction took place in the north of England and northern Ireland, including the 90-foot-long, steel mega-columns—all 11,000 of them—which are simply bolted into place on arrival. On each floor are three modular structures called "tables" (four columns joined by the floor structure) which are fully loaded with guts inside (plumbing, electrical, HVAC) and will be visible since they are sprayed a bright yellow. Only 24 bolts are used to secure the modules—no welding, no concrete required. Pre-cast concrete floors are fixed to the "tables" and installed by six workers and one crane driver (pouring on site would have taken three times as long and used double the manpower). The pre-fab installation process was enabled by 3D computer models made by "digital engineers" who plotted out the sequences in 15-minute intervals in advance. One57 This episode is all about money and time. One57 will be the tallest residential tower in the western hemisphere with a 30-story hotel and 94 residential condos including two 10,000-square-foot penthouses. The Central Park views are its calling card, and there is much time spent on the interiors—the just-right Carrara marble for the bathrooms, custom wood kitchens made in Wiltshire, England, and advertising photographs of the aerial views taken from miniature drone helicopters. We meet former diamond dealer, Gary Barnett, President of Extell Development, but not the tower's architect, Christian de Portzamparc. The Skyscraper Museum's Carol Willis quoted Cass Gilbert: "A skyscraper is a machine that makes the land pay." Shanghai Tower Set in Pudong, Shanghai, where the near-future was depicted in the movie Her, the newest addition to cluster of the nearby super-towers, Shanghai World Financial Center and Jin Mao Tower, Shanghai Tower will be the second tallest building in the world at 2,073 feet (second only to the Burj Khalifa in Dubai). In fact, Pudong now has double the number of skyscrapers as New York. Understanding that there has been overdevelopment with resulting pollution and congestion, Gensler counters by saying Shanghai Tower will be an island, a vertical city. The skyscraper will house 30,000 people on 121 floors split into 9 "districts." To demonstrate the city concept, a model of the tower is shown on its side, making an analogy with city blocks (although one city block in Pudong is the equivalent of six in lower Manhattan). There are actually two curtain walls with an "atrium" or "sky garden" in between, much like a thermos. These perimeter gardens have internal air currents which will actually power wind turbines at the very top. These two curtain walls are hung around the same core, like a skyscraper wrapped around another skyscraper. The building was constructed from the top down using a ring-beam structure nicknamed the "Flying Saucer," rather than the bottom up, so it's like a hanging garden. To minimize effects of severe winds, the corners were rounded, and torqued to shift to 120 degrees as the building rises -- the more it twists, the more the reduction of wind. Super Skyscrapers "One World Trade Center" "Building the Future" Leadenhall "The Vertical City" Shanghai Tower, airdate 2/19/14 "The Billionaire Building" One57, airdate 2/26/14 Super Skyscrapers is broadcast on Wednesdays on PBS. The series is half-way through the broadcast run on PBS, however all episodes can be viewed in their entirety online.
De Portzamparc Tops Out in Manhattan
Curbed New York snapped some pictures of New York's tallest residential tower, One57, designed by Christian de Portzamparc, which topped out today. At 1004 feet, One57 surpassed New York by Gehry, but it won't be alone at the top for long. There's a whole new crop of super tall residential towers planned around Manhattan.


Home Illustrated History of the Missouri Botanical Garden (1800-1920) View. Looking south-east toward east wall. Victory. Cleveland Ave. Gatehouse. Museum.
View. Looking south-east toward east wall. Victory. Cleveland Ave. Gatehouse. Museum.
Title View. Looking south-east toward east wall. Victory. Cleveland Ave. Gatehouse. Museum.
Description View looking south-east toward east wall. Victory, Cleveland Ave. Gatehouse, and Museum visible. Shows iron fencing around Mausoleum grove.


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← BW050 : Dazzling the Nimbasa Gym!
Satoshi, Dent VS Subway Masters!
Lost at the Stamp Rally! (Japanese: サトシ、デントVSサブウェイマスター! Satoshi, Dent VS Subway Masters!) is the 51st episode of the Best Wishes series, and the 708th episode of the Pokémon anime. It first aired in Japan on October 6, 2011 and in the United States on March 3, 2012.
After his victory against Elesa at the Nimbasa City Gym, Ash and his friends spend more time in Nimbasa City while the drawbridge is being repaired. Ash and Iris run after Cilan as the latter races to the subway station. When pressed for an explanation, Cilan tells Ash and Iris that the Nimbasa City subway stamp rally is finishing that day, and he wants to be a part of it so that he can battle against either Ingo or Emmet. Although Ash expresses an interest in competing as well, he has already promised to spend the day with Iris.
Leaving Cilan alone to do his stamp collecting, Ash and Iris excitedly go to see several different events in Nimbasa City - they attend a sports event between the Gurdurr 11 and Team Darmanitan, play a game of tennis at the Small Court, and go to see a Pokémon Musical show that involves Ash, Oshawott, and Pikachu being pulled onto the stage to dance with the performing Pokémon. As Iris races ahead to go to the Ferris wheel, Ash loses sight of her and sees an Axew, which he mistakes for Iris's before noticing the bow on her tail. After that, Iris arrives and surmises that the Axew is lost, and she and Ash decide to try and find Axew's Trainer.
Meanwhile, Cilan has made significant progress in his quest to collect every stamp within the time limit, when a girl approaches him and asks for directions to the amusement park. After giving her directions, Cilan resumes his task. Ash and Iris enter the subway, still looking for Axew's Trainer, when the female Axew spots what she believes to be her Trainer and runs onto the subway, leaving Ash and Iris to try and find her. While looking for his final stamp, Cilan sees the same girl that he helped earlier and introduces himself. The girl tells him that her name is Erina and she explains that she and a friend were separated on their way to the amusement park. Cilan then happily agrees to help Erina find her way back so that she and her friend can reunite with each other. Suddenly, as the express train that Ash and Iris are on passes the platform where Erina and Cilan are standing, Erina spots the female Axew on the express and cries out as she realizes where her friend is. Axew had mistaken a girl with a Swadloon for her Trainer, and the resulting pandemonium ends up with everybody in the car being shocked by Emolga's Discharge.
After leaving the express train, Ash and Iris apologize to a staff member for their conduct on the train and then try to figure out how to find Axew's Trainer. They agree to go back to the amusement park after leaving Axew's paw print at the stamp area so that her Trainer will see it and figure out where Axew is. Not long after, Erina and Cilan arrive at the same spot and correctly interpret the message Ash and Iris left behind. However, Cilan realizes that he accidentally led Erina in the exact opposite direction of where they should be heading and are in fact traveling away from the amusement park.
As Ash and Iris stand outside the subway entrance, a man who works at the subway runs out and asks if they are Ash and Iris before bringing them to another train bound for Nimbasa Central Station. While on the platform at the station, Axew spots Erina and the two of them share a happy reunion. Much to Ash's surprise, Cilan walks up, accompanied by Ingo and Emmet. When Iris queries about Cilan's progress in the stamp rally, Cilan begins to panic as he realizes that he has yet to acquire his Axew stamp. Unfortunately, the contest ends at that precise moment, leaving Cilan one stamp short. As Cilan laments the loss of his childhood dream, Erina offers him her Axew stamp, and Ingo and Emmet agree to have a battle with Cilan and Ash.
The battle begins with Emmet's Eelektross and Ingo's Chandelure against Tepig and Pansage. The battle gets off to a quick and very heated start, with fierce attacks and combinations from both teams. Although Pansage and Tepig display impressive combination attacks, Ingo and Emmet emerge victorious from the battle. That evening, outside the subway station, Ingo informs them that the Driftveil Drawbridge has been repaired. Before going to sleep at the Pokémon Center, the group takes a ride on the Ferris wheel and Ash excitedly anticipates his upcoming battle in Driftveil City.
Ash and Cilan challenge the Subway Bosses Ingo and Emmet to a Tag Battle, but they lose.
The Driftveil Drawbridge is repaired, allowing the group to leave Nimbasa City and head toward Driftveil City.
The Live Caster uses new background music as of this episode.
Much like the previous episode, As I'm Lost ~By Your Side~, an instrumental of By Your Side ~Hikari's Theme~, is used as background music. An instrumental of Best Wishes! was also used.
During the scene where Erina thanks Ash and Iris for finding her Axew, Ingo and Emmet disappear. They reappear after Iris asks Cilan if he managed to complete the stamp rally.
An instrumental version of Rival Destinies is played in the place of Best Wishes!.
Danish På vildspor i stempelræset!
Dutch Verdwaald bij de stempel race!
Greek Χαμένοι στο Ράλι Σταμπών!
Norwegian På villspor på stempelløpet!
Polish Zagubieni w pieczątkowym wyścigu!
Portuguese Brazil Perdidos no Rally dos Selos!
Portugal Perdidos na Caça ao Selo!
Russian Потеря на марочном квесте!
Spanish Latin America ¡Perdidos en el Rally de los Sellos!
Spain ¡Perdidos en la Caza de Sellos!
Thai ซาโตชิ เด็นโตะ ปะทะ ซับเวย์มาสเตอร์!
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In the corner of a corn field.
Become real geohashers and get to our first hashpoint!
We were hanging out at a friends house that was only about 12 miles north of the hashpoint. We planned on swinging by the hashpoint on our way home (driving to the nearest intersecting roads and walking out into the field).
It was a cold and foggy night (really foggy). We left at 11pm, excited for our first geohash expedition.
I think we averaged 30mph off the highway because it was so foggy. On the way to the hashpoint, we almost hit a raccoon, and then we did hit an opossum (but we did try to miss it). On the way back we almost hit a raccoon (we think it was the same one).
We were using our phones for navigation but kept loosing service. The GPS seemed to work, but there was no map data (as you can see in the images).
After taking some fun-less gravel roads we eventually made it to field where the hashpoint was. We parked on the side of the road near an opening in the fence, put on the blinkers, and started walking. It was dark and foggy and the only light we had was from our phones, which was tricky because we also used our phones for navigation. So I kept pointing my phone down to see where I was walking (through snow and rows of dead and broken corn stalks). Then had to stop and look at my phone to see where I was, then point my phone down again to continue walking.
I don't think we stopped right on the hashpoint, but I'm sure we crossed it a few times. The combination of losing service and not being able to see where we were going made it hard (and fun!), so we took some pictures and left.
Also, this was all on Saturday night (not Friday). We didn't realize we went to Friday's hashpoint until recording our expedition on Monday morning (we are still working out the kinks in our geohashing skills).
excited for our first geohash!
cold and late on our first geohash!
Double-check if the coordinates are for the correct day.
by failing to reach the (42, -89) geohash on 2010-01-22 by using the wrong date.
by traveling through fog to reach the retro (42, -89) geohash on 2010-01-22.
by traveling flashlightless at night to reach the retro (42, -89) geohash on 2010-01-22.
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AstraZeneca puts vaccine trial on hold after participant falls ill
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AstraZeneca has paused all clinical trials of the Covid-19 vaccine it is developing with Oxford university after a participant in the UK section of the study suffered a suspected serious adverse reaction.
The UK-based drugmaker voluntarily put the trial on hold after the discovery of the sick participant, who fell ill with a rare inflammatory condition called transverse myelitis, according to two people familiar with the trial.
AstraZeneca said it was reviewing the event to ensure it would not result in a significant delay. People associated with the trial said it could resume early next week, after the study's independent data monitoring board has investigated.
Chief executive Pascal Soriot on Wednesday described the suspension of the trials as a "temporary pause" and said the case was being investigated.
AstraZeneca had been on track to become one of the first to deliver results from a large vaccine trial. The White House has considered fast-tracking the process for its vaccine, ahead of the US presidential election, according to people familiar with the matter.
Shares in AstraZeneca fell in intraday trading in London on Wednesday but ended the day 0.5 per cent higher. Its New-York listed shares had fallen sharply in after-hours trading on Tuesday after trade publication STATfirst reported the trial had been stopped.
The drugmaker described the pause as "routine action which has to happen whenever there is a potentially unexplained illness in one of the trials". It added that "in large trials, illnesses will happen by chance but must be independently reviewed to check this carefully".
It is not unusual for vaccine trials to be paused. This is the second time it has happened to the Oxford-AstraZeneca trial. "We expect more pauses before it finishes," said one person close to the process.
Jeremy Farrar, director of the Wellcome Trust, said: "It is very unusual to go through a vaccine trial and not to pause it."
But in the most scrutinised vaccine development process ever, the sign of potentially negative side-effects is drawing wide attention.
"The trial was expected to read out by November (as an upper estimate) and potentially in the next few weeks," analysts at Shore Capital wrote. "However, any suspension to the trial is likely to lead to delays in these timelines."
Even if AstraZeneca's vaccine is eventually approved, concerns about side-effects may deter people from having it.
Experts have raised concerns that approval of a vaccine could be rushed if the process becomes politicised, although the pharmaceutical companies and the US Food and Drug Administration have insisted approval would only be given based on solid scientific evidence.
Joe Biden, the Democratic presidential candidate, and Kamala Harris, his vice-presidential running mate, on Tuesday called on the Trump administration to ensure that "politics will play no role in the approval and distribution of a safe and effective Covid-19 vaccine".
AstraZeneca is commercialising a vaccine created by researchers at Oxford university under a deal signed in April. To speed up the process, the drugmaker has begun manufacturing it before the trials are complete or the vaccine is approved.
The partnership — which has received more than $1bn in funding from the US Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority — has agreed to deliver more than 300m doses to the US government.
The UK has ordered 30m doses. Matt Hancock, the UK health secretary, this week said it would "most likely" be available in early 2021.
Data from the vaccine's earliest trial looked promising, producing a robust immune response and only mild side-effects.
The earlier trials did not include sites within the US but late last month the next stage of the trial, which will have 30,000 participants, began enrolling in the US.
Paul Offit, an infectious disease expert on the FDA's vaccine advisory committee, said AstraZeneca would need to examine whether the side-effect was purely a reaction to the vaccine or was also related to the participant's medical history.
Transverse myelitis, an inflammation of the spinal cord, has been associated with other vaccines. A study showed that 37 cases were reported over 40 years after different vaccinations including against hepatitis B, measles-mumps-rubella and diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis.
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Vehicles are a huge part of anyone's life. They drive us to our jobs, drive the kids to all of their activities, and are essential for running errands. Without a vehicle, it would be impossible to do everything we need to do with any time left over for things we enjoy. After the worst of days, it feels great to get in the car and head home for some much needed relaxation.
We in the U.S. especially rely on our vehicles. In 2011, the U.S. Census Bureau shows that about 7 million workers drive an hour or more on their commutes to and from work. When you add in errands, vacations, and fun trips, it's a lot of time spent behind the wheel every single day.
Out of need, Americans have become good at keeping their vehicles in good running shape, and that doesn't just apply to those who collect and maintain older vehicles. Everyone is looking to keep their vehicles in the best shape they can to avoid the added costs of repairs or even having to buy a new vehicle. When driving, you'll see cars from the 90s still going strong, and you may even see some that look almost just as good as the day they were bought. According to Polk, in 2013, the average age of every car on the roads was about 11 years. This is evidence that we in the U.S. really try to keep our cars in good condition.
In this day and age, there are so many resources that inform drivers about how to keep their vehicles in great shape so they run as long as possible. The secret is regular maintenance — a lot of it. Check out some of the age-old maintenance necessities below.
Change your oil and oil filter often. Kelley Blue Book indicates that the single best thing you can do to extend the life of your engine is to get regular oil changes. Not doing so can cause a lot of problems with the engine over time. Though any garage that changes your oil can also change the filter, you need to ensure yourself that it gets taken care of one way or another. Make sure you take down the date and mileage after each oil change so you know when your vehicle is due for another one. Often times, the place you last got your oil change will attach a windshield sticker or email you for a reminder.
Replace your transmission fluid and differential oil. It's not often that this needs to be done, but if you're concerned, check your vehicle's manual for the suggested timeframes for changing them.
Add new coolant. Every once in a while, you'll have to flush out your coolant and add some fresh coolant. Again, your car's manual will have the suggested intervals.
Maintain your wheel bearings. Wheel bearings are important because they ensure smooth running of the tires. When checking in for your next car check-up, make sure to ask for a wheel inspection to see if your bearings are in OK condition. Usually, this only involves adding some grease to the bearings to get them moving smoothly again.
Change your brake fluid. This helps fend off moisture, leaving your brakes free of rust and corrosion.
Keep your exterior clean. It's recommended that you wax and wash your car four times per year at minimum. For those who aren't sure how to wax their car, just run it through your local car wash.
Keep the interior out of heavy sunlight. Your interior can take a real beating with the sun pounding on it day after day, especially in warm climates. It's recommended that you park in the shade whenever possible or use a sun shade to keep your interior fresh and looking new.
Wipe off debris. If you drive in a cold climate, you may be aware of the salt that sticks to the bottom of your vehicle. Make sure you eliminate all of that and any other debris before you wash it, otherwise you may get paint damage.
To keep your vehicle in great shape, it only takes a bit of initiative in the form of having your car taken in for maintenance every once in a while. You may benefit from printing this list out and having it around so you can refer to it every once in a while. Any weird sounds or unusual car problems should prompt you to seek the help of a mechanic as soon as possible. Another pretty obvious tip for keeping your car in good shape is to avoid accidents at all costs. If you are worried about driving safely, there are defensive driving courses that you can take through a traffic school to sharpen your skills. You can even use these courses to have a minor ticket dropped and erased from your driving record. In a defensive driving course, you'll also learn some more about properly maintaining your car to extend its life. Check out the website of your local DMV to get further details on registering for a defensive driving course.


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Q: Unable to free memory from struct arrays, valgrind shows memory leak I have a nested struct to which I am dynamically assigning memory and creating arrays. So, its like a struct has rows and rows has columns both as structs.
First I assign memory for main struct, then based on the input rows I assign the memory for row struct*(number of rows) and then loop over rows and assign memory for number of columns.
The code for assigning:
    int parse_json_to_result(char *json, db_res_t** result) {
        printf("received json: %s\n", json);
        cJSON *root, *record;
        int recordCount = 0;
        int colCount = 0;
        int i = 0;
        int j = 0;
        int int_val = 0;
        char *str_val = '\0';

        root = cJSON_Parse(json);
        recordCount = cJSON_GetArraySize(root);
        *result = calloc(1,sizeof(db_res_t));
        (*result)->n = recordCount;

        // malloc for number of rows.
        (*result)->rows = calloc(recordCount,sizeof(db_row_t) );

        //this is done to get the count of columns only once.
        record = cJSON_GetArrayItem(root, i);
        colCount = cJSON_GetArraySize(record);

        for (i = 0; i < recordCount; i++) {
            j = 0;
            record = cJSON_GetArrayItem(root, i);
            (*result)->rows->n = colCount;
            // malloc for number of coulmns in each row.
            (*result)->rows[i].values = calloc(colCount, sizeof(db_val_t) );
            cJSON *subitem = record->child;
            while (subitem) {
                if (subitem->type == cJSON_Number) {
                int_val =
                        cJSON_GetObjectItem(record, subitem->string)->valueint;
                (*result)->rows[i].values[j].type = DB_INT;
                (*result)->rows[i].values[j].nul = 0;
                (*result)->rows[i].values[j++].val.int_val = int_val;
//              printf("%d\n", int_val);
            } else {
                str_val =
                        cJSON_GetObjectItem(record, subitem->string)->valuestring;
//              printf("%s\n", str_val);
                (*result)->rows[i].values[j].type = DB_STRING;
                if (strcmp(str_val, "") == 0) {
                    (*result)->rows[i].values[j].nul = 1;
                    (*result)->rows[i].values[j++].free = 0;
                } else {
                    (*result)->rows[i].values[j].nul = 0;
                    (*result)->rows[i].values[j].free = 1;
                    (*result)->rows[i].values[j++].val.string_val = strdup(str_val);
                }
            }
                subitem = subitem->next;
            }
        }
        cJSON_Delete(root);
        return 1;
    }

The Structs:
struct _str{
    char* s; /**< string as char array */
    int len; /**< string length, not including null-termination */
};

typedef struct _str str;
typedef str* db_key_t;

typedef enum {
    DB_INT,        /**< represents an 32 bit integer number      */
    DB_BIGINT,     /**< represents an 64 bit integer number      */
    DB_DOUBLE,     /**< represents a floating point number       */
    DB_STRING,     /**< represents a zero terminated const char* */
    DB_STR,        /**< represents a string of 'str' type        */
    DB_DATETIME,   /**< represents date and time                 */
    DB_BLOB,       /**< represents a large binary object         */
    DB_BITMAP      /**< an one-dimensional array of 32 flags     */
} db_type_t;

typedef struct {
    db_type_t type; /**< Type of the value                              */
    int nul;        /**< Means that the column in database has no value */
    int free;       /**< Means that the value should be freed */
    /** Column value structure that holds the actual data in a union.  */
    union {
        int           int_val;    /**< integer value              */
        long long     bigint_val; /**< big integer value          */
        double        double_val; /**< double value               */
        time_t        time_val;   /**< unix time_t value          */
        const char*   string_val; /**< zero terminated string     */
        str           str_val;    /**< str type string value      */
        str           blob_val;   /**< binary object data         */
        unsigned int  bitmap_val; /**< Bitmap data type           */
    } val;
} db_val_t;
typedef struct db_row {
    db_val_t* values;  /**< Columns in the row */
    int n;             /**< Number of columns in the row */
} db_row_t;
struct db_row;
typedef struct db_res {
    struct {
        db_key_t* names;   /**< Column names                    */
        db_type_t* types;  /**< Column types                    */
        int n;             /**< Number of columns               */
    } col;
    struct db_row* rows;   /**< Rows                            */
    int n;                 /**< Number of rows in current fetch */
    int res_rows;          /**< Number of total rows in query   */
    int last_row;          /**< Last row                        */
} db_res_t;

Code to free the memory:
int free_result(db_res_t* _r)
{
    if (!_r)
    {
        return -1;
    }
    int i,row_count=0;
    int col_count=0;
    printf("freeing result set at %p\n", _r);
    row_count = _r->n;
    printf("RowCount %d .\n",row_count);
    for(i=0;i<row_count;i++)
    {
        printf("Freeing %d row.\n",i);
        col_count= _r->rows[i].n;
        printf("col_count %d .\n",col_count);
        int j=0;
        for(j=0;j<col_count;j++)
        {
            if(_r->rows[i].values[j].type == DB_STRING && _r->rows[i].values[j].nul==0)
            {
                printf("Freeing %d col.\n",j);
                free(_r->rows[i].values[j].val.string_val);
                _r->rows[i].values[j].val.string_val =NULL;
            }
            else if(_r->rows[i].values[j].type == DB_STR  && _r->rows[i].values[j].nul==0)
            {
                printf("Freeing %d col.",j);
                free(_r->rows[i].values[j].val.str_val.s);
                _r->rows[i].values[j].val.str_val.s =NULL;
            }
        }
        //free all value colums for each row.
        free(_r->rows[i].values);
        _r->rows[i].values = NULL;
    }
    //free all rows
    free(_r->rows);
    _r->rows =NULL;
    //free resultset
    free(_r);
    _r = NULL;
    //this will print nil.
    printf("freed result set a %p\n", _r);
    return 0;
}

My Sample input is 2 rows with 10 columns each  out of which only few columns are char*. So in free I expect output  somewhat like:
Freeing 0 row.
col_count 10 .
Freeing 1 col.
Freeing 2 col.
Freeing 3 col.
Freeing 4 col.
Freeing 1 row.
col_count 10 .
Freeing 1 col.
Freeing 2 col.
Freeing 3 col.
Freeing 4 col.
freed result set a (nil)
But what I actually get is:
freeing result set at 0x18e13e0
RowCount 3 .
Freeing 0 row.
col_count 10 .
Freeing 1 col.
Freeing 2 col.
Freeing 3 col.
Freeing 4 col.
Freeing 1 row.
col_count 0 .
Freeing 2 row.
col_count 0 .
freed result set a (nil)
The loop does not go beyond 1st row. I think all the values are getting dereferenced in first pass itself. But how? I am unable to understand. I am able to access all the values of each row and columns. So, may be looping in free_result has some problem.
main
    int main(void) {
        db_res_t *result = NULL;
char* json = "[{\"id\":11,\"username\":\"microsip\",\"domain\":\"192.168.254.128\",\"event\":\"presence\",\"etag\":\"a.1437194656.2922.1.0\",\"expires\":1437200355,\"received_time\":-1,\"body\":\"\",\"extra_hdrs\":\"\",\"sender\":\"\"},{\"id\":12,\"username\":\"microsip\",\"domain\":\"92.168.254.128\",\"event\":\"presence\",\"etag\":\"a.1437194656.2922.1.0\",\"expires\":1437200355,\"received_time\":-1,\"body\":\"\",\"extra_hdrs\":\"\",\"sender\":\"\"}]";
parse_json_to_result(json,&result);
        free_result(result);
    }

The valgrind log:
HEAP SUMMARY:
     in use at exit: 119 bytes in 6 blocks
   total heap usage: 3,336 allocs, 3,330 frees, 195,040 bytes allocated

 55 bytes in 4 blocks are definitely lost in loss record 3 of 3
    at 0x4C2AB80: malloc (in /usr/lib/valgrind/vgpreload_memcheck-amd64-linux.so)
    by 0x542C839: strdup (strdup.c:42)
    by 0x4023D4: parse_json_to_result (Util.c:64)
    by 0x4035CE: getResource (RepositoryHandler.c:116)
    by 0x400FC5: test_util_get (Test.c:33)
    by 0x400F7A: main (Test.c:25)

 LEAK SUMMARY:
    definitely lost: 55 bytes in 4 blocks
    indirectly lost: 0 bytes in 0 blocks
      possibly lost: 0 bytes in 0 blocks
    still reachable: 64 bytes in 2 blocks
         suppressed: 0 bytes in 0 blocks
 Reachable blocks (those to which a pointer was found) are not shown.
 To see them, rerun with: --leak-check=full --show-leak-kinds=all

 For counts of detected and suppressed errors, rerun with: -v
 ERROR SUMMARY: 1 errors from 1 contexts (suppressed: 0 from 0)

Sorry for the long post but I have tried to provide all the information. I am stuck at this for very long and doesn't seem to find the problem.
EDIT
I am sorry guys for an external library but it's a single c file which has to be compiled along with -lm option. Link to ithttps://github.com/kbranigan/cJSON
gcc -o Test.c cJSON.c -lm

A: The bug is quite subtle.  In the allocation code, you have:
(*result)->rows->n = colCount;

In the release code, you use:
col_count= _r->rows[i].n;

You need to change the allocation code to:
(*result)->rows[i].n = colCount;

Then all the memory gets freed correctly.  Note that the original is equivalent to:
(*result)->rows[0].n = colCount;

so that the value in rows[0].n is set repeatedly, but the value in rows[1].n is left at zero, as set by calloc().

This is the code I ended up with.  It still has the debug printing statements that I used to help me narrow down the problem.
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <time.h>
#include "cJSON.h"

struct _str
{
    char *s; /**< string as char array */
    int len; /**< string length, not including null-termination */
};

typedef struct _str str;
typedef str *db_key_t;

typedef enum {
    DB_INT,        /**< represents an 32 bit integer number      */
    DB_BIGINT,     /**< represents an 64 bit integer number      */
    DB_DOUBLE,     /**< represents a floating point number       */
    DB_STRING,     /**< represents a zero terminated const char* */
    DB_STR,        /**< represents a string of 'str' type        */
    DB_DATETIME,   /**< represents date and time                 */
    DB_BLOB,       /**< represents a large binary object         */
    DB_BITMAP      /**< an one-dimensional array of 32 flags     */
} db_type_t;

typedef struct
{
    db_type_t type; /**< Type of the value                              */
    int nul;        /**< Means that the column in database has no value */
    int free;       /**< Means that the value should be freed */
    /** Column value structure that holds the actual data in a union.  */
    union
    {
        int int_val;              /**< integer value              */
        long long bigint_val;     /**< big integer value          */
        double double_val;        /**< double value               */
        time_t time_val;          /**< unix time_t value          */
        /*const*/ char *string_val;   /**< zero terminated string     */
        str str_val;              /**< str type string value      */
        str blob_val;             /**< binary object data         */
        unsigned int bitmap_val;  /**< Bitmap data type           */
    } val;
} db_val_t;
typedef struct db_row
{
    db_val_t *values;  /**< Columns in the row */
    int n;             /**< Number of columns in the row */
} db_row_t;

typedef struct db_res
{
    struct
    {
        db_key_t *names;   /**< Column names                    */
        db_type_t *types;  /**< Column types                    */
        int n;             /**< Number of columns               */
    } col;
    struct db_row *rows;   /**< Rows                            */
    int n;                 /**< Number of rows in current fetch */
    int res_rows;          /**< Number of total rows in query   */
    int last_row;          /**< Last row                        */
} db_res_t;

static
int parse_json_to_result(char *json, db_res_t **result)
{
    printf("received json: %s\n", json);
    cJSON *root, *record;
    int recordCount = 0;
    int colCount = 0;
    int i = 0;
    int j = 0;
    int int_val = 0;
    char *str_val = '\0';

    root = cJSON_Parse(json);
    recordCount = cJSON_GetArraySize(root);
    *result = calloc(1, sizeof(db_res_t));
    (*result)->n = recordCount;

    // malloc for number of rows.
    (*result)->rows = calloc(recordCount, sizeof(db_row_t) );

    // this is done to get the count of columns only once.
    record = cJSON_GetArrayItem(root, i);
    colCount = cJSON_GetArraySize(record);
    printf("Record count = %d\n", recordCount);
    printf("colCount-1 = %d\n", colCount);

    for (i = 0; i < recordCount; i++)
    {
        printf("Allocating record %d\n", i);
        j = 0;
        record = cJSON_GetArrayItem(root, i);
        (*result)->rows[i].n = colCount;
        printf("colCount-2 = %d\n", colCount);
        // malloc for number of columns in each row.
        (*result)->rows[i].values = calloc(colCount, sizeof(db_val_t) );
        cJSON *subitem = record->child;
        while (subitem)
        {
            if (subitem->type == cJSON_Number)
            {
                int_val =
                    cJSON_GetObjectItem(record, subitem->string)->valueint;
                (*result)->rows[i].values[j].type = DB_INT;
                (*result)->rows[i].values[j].nul = 0;
                (*result)->rows[i].values[j++].val.int_val = int_val;
//              printf("%d\n", int_val);
            }
            else
            {
                str_val =
                    cJSON_GetObjectItem(record, subitem->string)->valuestring;
//              printf("%s\n", str_val);
                (*result)->rows[i].values[j].type = DB_STRING;
                if (strcmp(str_val, "") == 0)
                {
                    (*result)->rows[i].values[j].nul = 1;
                    (*result)->rows[i].values[j].free = 0;
                    (*result)->rows[i].values[j++].val.string_val = NULL;
                }
                else
                {
                    static int count = 0;
                    printf("Allocate %d: %s\n", ++count, str_val);
                    (*result)->rows[i].values[j].nul = 0;
                    (*result)->rows[i].values[j].free = 1;
                    (*result)->rows[i].values[j++].val.string_val = strdup(str_val);
                }
            }
            subitem = subitem->next;
        }
    }
    cJSON_Delete(root);
    return 1;
}

static
int free_result(db_res_t *_r)
{
    if (!_r)
    {
        return -1;
    }
    int i, row_count = 0;
    int col_count = 0;
    printf("freeing result set at %p\n", _r);
    row_count = _r->n;
    printf("RowCount %d .\n", row_count);
    for (i = 0; i < row_count; i++)
    {
        printf("Freeing %d row.\n", i);
        col_count = _r->rows[i].n;
        printf("col_count %d.\n", col_count);
        int j = 0;
        for (j = 0; j < col_count; j++)
        {
            if (_r->rows[i].values[j].type == DB_STRING && _r->rows[i].values[j].nul == 0)
            {
                printf("Freeing-1 %d col [%s]\n", j, _r->rows[i].values[j].val.string_val);
                free(_r->rows[i].values[j].val.string_val);
                _r->rows[i].values[j].val.string_val = NULL;
            }
            else if (_r->rows[i].values[j].type == DB_STR  && _r->rows[i].values[j].nul == 0)
            {
                printf("Freeing-2 %d col [%s]\n", j, _r->rows[i].values[j].val.string_val);
                free(_r->rows[i].values[j].val.str_val.s);
                _r->rows[i].values[j].val.str_val.s = NULL;
            }
        }
        // free all value colums for each row.
        free(_r->rows[i].values);
        _r->rows[i].values = NULL;
    }
    // free all rows
    free(_r->rows);
    _r->rows = NULL;
    // free resultset
    free(_r);
    _r = NULL;
    // this will print nil.
    printf("freed result set a %p\n", _r);
    return 0;
}

int main(void)
{
    db_res_t *result = NULL;
    char json[] =
            "[{\"id\":11,\"username\":\"microsip\",\"domain\":\"192.168.254.128\","
            "\"event\":\"presence\",\"etag\":\"a.1437194656.2922.1.0\",\"expires\":1437200355,"
            "\"received_time\":-1,\"body\":\"\",\"extra_hdrs\":\"\",\"sender\":\"\"},"
            "{\"id\":12,\"username\":\"microsip\",\"domain\":\"92.168.254.128\",\"event\":\"presence\","
            "\"etag\":\"a.1437194656.2922.1.0\",\"expires\":1437200355,\"received_time\":-1,"
            "\"body\":\"\",\"extra_hdrs\":\"\",\"sender\":\"\"}]";

    parse_json_to_result(json, &result);
    free_result(result);
    return 0;
}

The leaky version of the code produced output like:
received json: [{"id":11,"username":"microsip","domain":"192.168.254.128","event":"presence","etag":"a.1437194656.2922.1.0","expires":1437200355,"received_time":-1,"body":"","extra_hdrs":"","sender":""},{"id":12,"username":"microsip","domain":"92.168.254.128","event":"presence","etag":"a.1437194656.2922.1.0","expires":1437200355,"received_time":-1,"body":"","extra_hdrs":"","sender":""}]
Record count = 2
colCount-1 = 10
Allocating record 0
colCount-2 = 10
Allocate 1: microsip
Allocate 2: 192.168.254.128
Allocate 3: presence
Allocate 4: a.1437194656.2922.1.0
Allocating record 1
colCount-2 = 10
Allocate 5: microsip
Allocate 6: 92.168.254.128
Allocate 7: presence
Allocate 8: a.1437194656.2922.1.0
freeing result set at 0x10082b0a0
RowCount 2 .
Freeing 0 row.
col_count 10.
Freeing-1 1 col [microsip]
Freeing-1 2 col [192.168.254.128]
Freeing-1 3 col [presence]
Freeing-1 4 col [a.1437194656.2922.1.0]
Freeing 1 row.
col_count 0.
freed result set a 0x0

The fixed version produced output like:
received json: [{"id":11,"username":"microsip","domain":"192.168.254.128","event":"presence","etag":"a.1437194656.2922.1.0","expires":1437200355,"received_time":-1,"body":"","extra_hdrs":"","sender":""},{"id":12,"username":"microsip","domain":"92.168.254.128","event":"presence","etag":"a.1437194656.2922.1.0","expires":1437200355,"received_time":-1,"body":"","extra_hdrs":"","sender":""}]
Record count = 2
colCount-1 = 10
Allocating record 0
colCount-2 = 10
Allocate 1: microsip
Allocate 2: 192.168.254.128
Allocate 3: presence
Allocate 4: a.1437194656.2922.1.0
Allocating record 1
colCount-2 = 10
Allocate 5: microsip
Allocate 6: 92.168.254.128
Allocate 7: presence
Allocate 8: a.1437194656.2922.1.0
freeing result set at 0x10082b0a0
RowCount 2 .
Freeing 0 row.
col_count 10.
Freeing-1 1 col [microsip]
Freeing-1 2 col [192.168.254.128]
Freeing-1 3 col [presence]
Freeing-1 4 col [a.1437194656.2922.1.0]
Freeing 1 row.
col_count 10.
Freeing-1 1 col [microsip]
Freeing-1 2 col [92.168.254.128]
Freeing-1 3 col [presence]
Freeing-1 4 col [a.1437194656.2922.1.0]
freed result set a 0x0

As you can see, the colCount for row 2 was wrong in the faulty output (0 instead of 10).  The trick was to work backwards from that to find out why the value was being clobbered, or not being set as it turned out.

Incidentally, you should be wary of using names like _r that start with an underscore.  They're basically reserved for the implementation to use.  The rules for C are defined in §7.1.3 Reserved identifiers:

*

*All identifiers that begin with an underscore and either an uppercase letter or another underscore are always reserved for any use.

*All identifiers that begin with an underscore are always reserved for use as identifiers with file scope in both the ordinary and tag name spaces.


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Q: How to make multiple API calls with rate limits per user using RabbitMQ? In my app I am getting data on behalf of different users via one API which has a rate limit of 1 API call every 2 seconds per user.
Currently I am storing all the calls I need to make in a single message queue. I am using RabbitMQ for this.
There is currently one consumer who is taking one message at a time, doing the call, processing the result and then start with the next message.
The queue is filling up faster than this single consumer can make the API calls (1 call every 2 seconds as I don't know which user comes next and I don't want to hit API limits).
My problem is now that I don't know how to add more consumers which in theory would be possible as the queue holds jobs for different users and the API rate limit is per user so e.g. I could do 2 API calls every 2 seconds if they are from different users.
However I have no information about the messages in the queue. Could be from a single user, could be from many different users.
Only solution I see right now is to create separate queues for each user. But I have many different users (say 1,000) and would rather stay with 1 queue.
If possible I would stick with RabbitMQ as I use this for other similar tasks as well. But if I need to change my stack I would be willing to do so.
App is using the MEAN stack.

A: You will need to maintain a state somewhere, I had a similar application and what i did was maintain state in Redis, before every call check if user has made request in last 2 seconds eg:
Redis key:
user:<user_id> // value is epoch time-stamp

update Redis once request is made.
refrence:
redis


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In 2016 ANZ LitLovers hosted Christina Stead Week (Nov 14-20), and this page gathers together all the reviews shared by readers who participated, eventually forming a valuable resource for anyone who wants to find out more about Christina Stead and her work.
See Pykk's analysis of the nature of speech 'Howled in unison and singly (This is worth reading in relation to any of Stead's novels).
See Lisa's review of 'Girl from the Beach' (with minor references also to 'The Dianas' and 'The Rightangled Creek'.
See Sue's review at Whispering Gums of three stories under the theme of the Early Years: 'The Old School'; 'The Milk Run' and 'The Little Demon'.
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Discussion in 'iPhone and iPad Games' started by killercow, Apr 16, 2015.
A Bundle is also out containing both games (Halo: Spartan Assault and Halo: Spartan Strike) at a reduced price.
Delve into 30 challenging missions through cities and jungles using a devastating arsenal of weapons, abilities and vehicles including the iconic Warthog against the Covenant and Promethean enemies.
•Crush your enemies using the iconic Warthog or sweep them from the battlefield using the all-new Kestrel VTOL.
•Face off against Promethean enemies; deadly mechanical warriors who seek mankind's annihilation.
•Experience an all-new story that will take you from New Mombasa on Earth to the enigmatic Gamma Halo located at the edge of charted space.
•Earn achievements, complete weekly challenges and take the top position against friends in leaderboards that showcase your Halo gaming skills.
Well this is a nice surprise, good old Halo twin stick shooter.
So two palate swapped characters in the same game with tweaks sold as two separate games?
Nope. These are two different games with Spartan Strike being the sequel released in early 2015 on the Windows 8 store.
Could you report back if it features MFi controller support? Thanks!
Visiting my app store, i'm able to buy a bundle ($10) with this game and Halo Spartan Assault. Both show version 1.0 of 16.4.2015...confused i am.
Btw, i'm taking the plunge due to the video. Looks nice and seems to have good controls.
They are 2 completely separate games mate. Spartan Strike is a sequel to Spartan Assault which you can find more details from my links.
Wouldn't you start with the first one?
Actually they both are set in a different time line so technically a sequel from the game release strand point but not the story.
So storyline-wise, I really want to delve into the Spartan origins. Is any of that covered in this game, or would the other one be the game to go with?
Between these two and Lost Within, this has turned into an expensive, good week with Forgotten Memories also coming in two weeks.
I was just about to get Implosion when I saw the news about these releases. Which should I go for? If I go for Halo I get 2 games for the price of Implosion. But is Implosion the better game? Decisions. Decisions.
I was also ready to get Implosion now but as an old Halo fanboy there's no doubt what i'll get first.


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