xACT stands for X Audio Compression Toolkit, an application that encodes and decodes FLAC, SHN, Monkey's Audio, TTA, Wavpack, and Apple Lossless files. It also can encode these formats to MP3, AAC, or Opus, and do various other utility functions, in addition to a full set of shntool functions. Under the hood, xACT is a GUI based front end for the unix applications Shorten (3.6.1), shntool (3.0.10), Monkey's Audio Compressor (3.99), flac (1.3.2), wavpack (4.70.0), TTA (3.4.1), Opus (libopus 1.1), and cdda2wav 3.0 (with paranoia support). It also uses SoX ( 14.4.2), LAME (3.99.5), AtomicParsley (0.9.6), TagLib (1.9.1), MP4v2 (2.0.0), and rsync (3.1.3_31). It executes the basic commands of these applications and adds other features to speed up productivity in creation/use of etree.org standard filesets.
Copy the xACT application to your hard drive.
I'm sorry that this brief "how to" isn't nearly as complete as it should be. Someday I'll get around to making it more detailed. If you have any questions about how to use it, feel free to email me.
The basic functions of xACT are split into various tabs in the application. To convert files from a compressed format like FLAC, SHN, Monkey's Audio, Wavepack, Apple Lossless, etc to aiff or wav, you use the "Decode" tab. To convert files to these losslessly compressed formats, use the "Encode" tab. To make md5 checksums of files, verify md5 checksums or flac fingerprints, verify flac/wavpack/monkey's audio files and other functions that can help verify the sanity of files, use the "Checksum" tab. To use shntool specific functions (described in a section below), you use the "shntool" tab. To fix sector boundary errors in 16 bit audio files, use the "Fix SBE" tab. To edit tags in FLAC, AAC, Monkey's Audio, Wavpack, Apple Lossless or MP3 files, use the "Tags" tab. To use the batch rename function (described below), CD Extraction, add Replay Gain to FLAC files, remove emphasis from 16 bit audio files, or create a DVD-AUDIO disc image, use the "Util" tab (I didn't know where else to put these). To convert lossless formats into lossy MP3 or AAC files, use the "Lossy" tab. As of version 2.0, you should be able to do a combination of these things all at the same time. There is a preference you can set to control how many operations will do at the same time (max threads).
Decode tab: for decoding files to aiff or wav format. Note: xACT will not convert mp3 or aac files to any lossless format. Drag files onto the file list on the left or add files using the "Add" button. Choose output format to decode to and click "Decode." You can decode to the directory of the source files, and can choose to delete the original files after decoding.
Encode tab: For encoding files to lossless formats. Drag files onto the file list on the left or add files using the "Add" button. Choose the output format and format options if applicable.
Checksum tab: This tab can verify audio files (flac, wavpack, tta, ape), create checksum files (md5, ffp, st5), or verify checksum files (md5, ffp, st5). To verify audio files, add the files to the file list and select "Verify Audio Files." To create a checksum file, add the files to the file list and select "Create Checksum File." Choose the type of checksum file you want to create. To verify checksum file(s), add the file(s) to the file list and select "Verify Checksum File."
-For len, the user can either call the standard shnlen function, or show the length info parsed by disc or parsed as 1 fileset. The parsed output can be output with track names by clicking the "names" button and putting in the track names.
-Info is the standard shntool info output.
-Join offers 4 output formats for the joined file.
-Split offers 4 output formats and will prompt the user for an input file containing split points (for more info on split points, see the documentation for shntool). Note that for split, if multiple files are in the file list at the left of the tab, only the first is used.
-Cmp will call the standard cmp function to compare 2 audio files. Note that for cmp, the first 2 files in the file list will be used.
-Cue creates a CUE sheet for the files given.
-Trim will trim silence from the end of files. There are 4 options for output formats.
Fix SBE tab: Since fixing sector boundary errors is probably the most popular function of shntool, I thought that it deserved its own tab. There are 4 output options for the fixed files. When outputting to SHN, the user can choose to create 1 md5 or an md5 per disc, provided the files are named accordingly (ending with disc and track notation, like FOOBARd1t01). Note that the shntool I provided with xACT does not rename the fixed files with a -fixed suffix. I removed the -fixed suffix to avoid the user having to change the filename to remove the suffix later.
-xACT can do very basic batch file renaming. If the user feeds the util tab a list of files, it will sort them alphanumerically. When the execute button is clicked, the user will be prompted for a prefix. This prefix will be used for all the files, and a number (starting with 01 and incremented by 1 each time) will be appended after the prefix. If the files initially have an extension, the user will be asked whether to keep or ignore the extension. This feature can be useful when the user has a bunch of files that need to be renamed and ordered with a common prefix.
-xACT can do cd extraction via cd paranoia. For PC Users, this is kind of equivalent to EAC on a PC. It will do bit perfect extractions. Note: check out XLD if your main purpose is CD extraction. It's very good.
-xACT can add or remove replay-gain to flac files.
-xACT can author a DVD-Audio Disc image for playback in a DVD-Audio compatible player. The DVD-Audio spec has support for up to 9 different groups of tracks, but xACT only has support for 1 group right now. I may add in support for all 9 groups in the future. To make a DVD-Audio disc, drop either wav files or flac files onto the file list, select "DVD Audio Disc" and click "Execute." xACT will author the AUDIO_TS folder for the dvd and then create an .ISO image for burning to DVD. Note: The files in a DVD-Audio group must be of the same sample rate (xACT will scan the audio files to make sure of this). Also, creating a DVD-Audio disc requires approximately twice the disc space as the size of the disc. For example: if you're creating a 4GB disc, you need 8 GB free to create the disc; 4 gigs of temporary scratch space for the AUDIO_TS folder, and then 4 gigs for the disc image. xACT is using dvd-author to author the AUDIO_TS directory. Dave, Fabrice, Tim and Lee did excellent work on dvd-author (for free!), but it still may have issues with certain players or files.
Tags tab: xACT can write metadata tags for FLAC, MPEG-4 (AAC and Apple Lossless), MP3, APE, and WavPack files. You can tag individual files one at a time or tag a group of files at once. To select a file (or files), load the files into the list on the left, then click a file (or files) in the list. After selecting a file, enter tag info in the fields on the right. Clicking the "Write Tags" button will write the tags to the file. If multiple files have been selected at once, the tags will be written to all the files. Note that if you select more than 1 file at a time, you will not be able to put in Title or Track Number tags, since these are specific to an individual file.
Lossy tab: xACT can convert files to MP3 (using the LAME encoder) or AAC. LAME MP3 encoding can use a Constant Bit Rate (user defined) or Variable Bit Rate (V0-V9). AAC Encoding can use a user defined Constant Bit Rate, Average Bit Rate or Constrained Variable Bit Rate. xACT can also do true Variable Bit Rate AAC encoding (value between 0 and 127, with 127 being the highest).
Note: To clear out error rows on the status queue, right-click and choose from the menu that pops up.
xACT is freeware; see the "credits" directory for info on the tools and libraries it uses.
Where the Wild Things Are characters by Maurice Sendak.
HUGE thanks to Dave Mallick for helping me test everything early on.
-Mac OS X 10.6 or higher. 64bit Intel cpu.
-v2.25 is the last version that works on 32-bit machines.
-v2.18 is the last version that works on 10.5.
-xACT may have issues dealing with a pathname that contains the forward slash ("/").
-Very early (testing! it doesn't really work!) stages of rsync file transfer support on util tab. More to come on this.
-Stopped xACT from forcing itself to the front when a new task starts.
-Fixed Apple Lossless and AAC Artwork bug.
-AIFF ags are retained when applying de-emphasis.
-Fixed bug that didn't allow conversion of 24 bit AIFF to MP3.
-Option to set output name when using shntool "join".
-FLAC 5.1 > Apple Lossless will set correct channel mapping.
-Added sample rate conversion (using SoX) for WAV and AIFF files.
-Option in preferences to aid in CD Extraction if xACT can't recognize the cd drive.
-Downgraded SoX to 14.3.2 for Mac OS X 10.7 compatibility.
-Upgraded Opus to opus tools 0.1.9 (libopus 1.1).
-Added decoding of Opus files to WAV or AIFF.
-Changed how xACT finds cd drives for extraction.
-Bug fix for tagging files - added check to see if file is read-only.
-xACT will now convert WAV > AIFF and AIFF > WAV using the "Decode" tab.
-Recompiled wavpack 4.70.0 from source to make compatible with Max OS X 10.7.
-Fixed cd extraction bug introduced in OS X 10.10.
-fixed Conversion of Apple Lossless to AAC.
-LAME CBR/ABR/VBR setting correctly remembered again.
-Fixed bug where Genre tag might not be copied from AAC or Apple Lossless files.
-Added Advanced tab in Preferences for advanced LAME MP3 options. xACT can now set "-q" values and specify "Stereo" or "Joint Stereo" files.
-Added ABR LAME MP3 encoding.
-Updated flac to version 1.3.0.
-Fixed scrollbar on Util tab when DVD-AUDIO is selected.
-Cleaned up interface on Checksum and Lossy tabs.
-Apple Lossless to AAC conversion keeps tags.
-Minor fixes for Mac OS X Yosemite (10.10).
-Date tag is now split into separate Year/Month/Day fields.
-Modified MP3 date tag handling for better iTunes compatibility.
-Added ability to tag TTA files.
-Fixed bug that caused crash when creating MD5 file.
-Fixed bug that could cause crash when running many tasks at once.
-Added progress indicator when tagging files.
-Disabled option in preferences to remove padding when writing flac tags until I track down the cause of a bug that could cause the flac files to become corrupt (possible bug in TagLib or metaflac).
-xACT is now 64 bit only. Apple's Xcode 5.1 removed support for applications using Garbage Collection, so upgrading the application to use Automatic Reference Counting forced xACT to be 64 bit only. v2.25 is the last 32 bit app that will work on 32 bit Macs.
-Fixed bug where st5 files weren't being written.
-Replay Gain now set by directory. If you feed xACT files in different directories and tell it to add replay gain, it'll treat the files in each directory as a separate file set.
-Added option (in preferences) to remove padding when writing flac tags.
-Downgraded to flac 1.2.1 because of speed issues.
-xACT now requires extensions on files so it knows how to process. Added extra check on extension before deleting original files.
-Refactored parts of source code to use Automatic Reference Counting.
-Fixed bug when converting flac files to aiff and copying tags. If conversion failed, xACT would crash when trying to write tags.
-Added Album Artist tag to tags tab and rearranged the placement of tags on the screen.
-Added option in preferences to remove padding when adding flac tags. Flac pads tags by default, so if you remove album art, the file size does not decrease. xACT can remove this padding.
-Tags tab now shows common tags if multiple files selected.
-When tagging files, if the selected files contain no album art tag and are all in the same directory, xACT will look for a single image file in that directory and prompt the user to use it. If there are multiple images in the directory, xACT will not try use any image.
-added ability to delete a single file from the file list, or all files with a certain extension. Right click on the file list to see these options.
-fixed bug in auto creation of ffp files when converting files to flac. If saving to source directory, it will correctly create an ffp for each output directory now.
-Added option in Preferences screens for "Warn when deleting original files" and "Notify when files are skipped"
-fixed bug when fixing sector boundary errors and outputting to SHN format with md5.
-xACT now reads album art from AIFF files.
-fixing AIFF or FLAC files now retains all of the metadata tags.
-converting Monkey's Audio > FLAC now copies APE tags to to the FLAC files.
-fixed bug when creating temporary filename with certain characters in pathname.
-fixed bug that caused a crash when removing FLAC tags from multiple files at once.
-added DISCTOTAL and TRACKTOTAL tags to FLAC, MP3, and M4A files.
-added ability to enter custom tags for flac files. Note: this is a work in progress.
-increased maximum number of threads from 10 to 24.
-Added ability to tag MP3, Monkey's Audio, and WavPack files. Changed FLAC tagging to make unicode-friendly. Added ability to add album art to FLAC, AAC, Apple Lossless and MP3 files.
-fixed bug when "Delete original files" option checked and task canceled that resulted in original files still being deleted. Check now in place to prevent this.
-added user preference to delete files or move to trash when "Delete original files" checked. Default is to delete.
-added ability to convert Apple Lossless files to LAME mp3. Tags and album art will be copied to the mp3.
-Added ability to parse a CUE file for tags (album, performer, track names). From the "FLAC/M4A Tags" tab, select "Load Tags From CUE sheet…" from the File menu and choose a cue sheet. xACT will attempt to parse the metadata from the file. Note: previous "Load track Names from file" was moved from the Edit menu to the File Menu.
-added ability to make DVD-Audio disc image from flac or wav files. note: the tool that authors the dvd-a data may picky about wav files having standard headers. If wavs don't work, try flac files.
-fixed bug when using "shntool fix" to fix sector boundary errors on files with no file extension.
-added aiff tags handling. aiff > flac will copy aiff tags. flac > aiff will copy flac tags.
-handles comment lines starting with ";" now. previous versions assumed comments started with a "#" in md5 files.
-added warning when running a command with "delete original files" option.
-added ability to remove pre-emphasis from wav or aiff files. note: xACT uses SoX for de-emphasis and SoX will only remove pre-emphasis from 44.1khz files.
-fixed issue where converting .aif files to another format would output files with the .aif extension still in the name (.aif.mp3 for example).
-Added ability to parse an info text file for track names. From the "Track Name Input" window, select "Load Names From File…" from the edit menu and choose a text file. xACT will attempt to parse track names in the file. It looks for lines that start with some variation of a track number: 01 or  or (01) or [01.] etc. Note: this function is incomplete, very basic, and won't work for all cases. It will be improved in future versions.
-should work with 32 bit processors.
-changed the way that md5 checksums are computed. This should lower memory consumption considerably.
-multithreaded - can execute multiple tasks at once (see application preferences to set the number of threads). Dock icon will show number of tasks in queue.
-Checksum files can be saved in source directory.
-added warning to "delete original files"
-removed "b" from the version name. xACT is always a work in progress, but I don't need to keep calling it "beta"
-reversioned with "b" instead of "d"
-packaged all required binaries/libraries WITHIN xACT. no more installation to usr/local/bin or /usr/local/lib. everything is IN the application.
-added an option to extract files from CD to 1 file instead of separate files. note that the files will only go into 1 file if they are in order. ex: tracks 1 and 2 will go into 1 file. But if you want to extract tracks 1,2 and 4, they'll go into 1 file containing 1 and 2, and another file containing 4.
-started new Xcode project from scratch using existing code. Added drag and drop support for all of the file lists.
-added track name support to 2 shntool len options. Clicking the "names" button will allow you to enter in track names. If you choose either "len for fileset" or "len by disc," xACT will combine the tracknames and times together for output. When displayed in a fixed width font, these times will line up.
-yes, I know the button and track name windows are *really* ugly. That will change.
-changed the way shns are decoded. shn > aiff is now *much* faster (due to the calling of shorten directly). shn > aiff creates a temporary wav which will be deleted automatically.
-added document icons for flac, ape, shn, md5, and ffp.
-fixed a bug where a fingerprint file would not show up on the fileList if it was dropped on the unopened application.
--added .ape encoding. xACT will convert aiff files to wav before encoding to .ape. After the .ape file is created, the temp .wav file will be deleted.
-added support for checking multiple md5 files or multiple flac fingerprint files at one time. note: checking a flac fingerprint file and md5 file at the same time doesn't work yet.
-fixed a bug I was having on 10.3.1 and 10.3.2 where the app would unexpectedly quit when files were dropped onto the dock with certain tabs open.
-24 bit ape to aiff and 24 bit aiff to ape attempts are caught and stopped correctly.
-changed the way ape decode is handled. I now call monkey's audio directly instead of telling shntool to convert to wav or aiff. if converting .ape to aiff, it will extract to a temporary wav first, then convert to aiff.
-added monkey's audio error codes.
-replaced md5sum binary with modified md5sum that can deal with DOS formatted digests. removed dos2unix since that was just a temp fix anyway.
-Added option to delete original files after an encode, decode, or fix. To be safe, the files aren't actually deleted, they are just moved to the trash.
-Modified the way the shntool calls were made so that files could be in different directories when calling "show len by fileset" and "show len by disc."
-Added padded zeros to "show len by fileset" and "show len by disc" output when necessary.
-added "show len by disc" option to create a skeleton info file for each disc. Filenames must denote disc. The app parses on the last 'd' in a file name, (so if a file has a 'd1' somewhere towards the end, it'll see that it's disc 1). This is the same string parsing as the "md5 by disc" option in the fixSBE tab.
-Added FLAC fingerprint file verification.
-Added error checking to verification routines.
-If other (wav, aiff, aif, no file extension), Encode tab is opened and files added.
-the Shntool "len" and "info" options now output only the filename, and not the entire path.
-fixed many bugs dealing with md5 creation, naming of output files, the app hanging on certain operations, etc.


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An Garda Siochana
Murderer on the run for 13 years
Killer escaped from open prison – and he's one of 128 on the loose
Chris Sherrard-IM
Updated 18:06, 4 MAR 2013
A MURDERER has been on the run for 13 years after escaping from an open prison, it has emerged.
Shock new figures from the Irish Prison Service reveal the killer is one of 128 people on the loose after fleeing Ireland's cushy jails.
The killer, who has not been named, was convicted of murder in 1987. He has been on the run from Shelton Abbey, Co Wicklow, since 2000.
The figures came to light on the same day that 95 Garda stations closed their doors for good around the country.
It was revealed that 103 people are currently on the run from Loughan House open prison in Co Cavan.
An Garda SiochanaMan understood to be key figure in Drogheda feud arrestedIt is believed that the man was arrested in the early hours of Monday morning
FacebookMan in 'serious condition' after being doused in petrol and set on fire in Cork assaultHe is currently being treated in hospital
Viral VideosShocking footage shows motorist drive at speed into a flock of swans in DublinThe disgusting incident took place at Broadmeadow Estuary near Swords
Conor McGregorConor McGregor's win over Donald Cerrone his quietest ever Las Vegas fightThis one was particularly quiet as very few Irish fight fans made the journey to Nevada

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Some of the author's favorite truck guns include (top to bottom) his Blaser R-93 in .308, a Grizzly Custom scout rifle in .308, and Kimber's little Montana in .223.
If, like me, you spend a great deal of time bouncing around on a ranch or in the back country, I'd wager you keep some sort of long gun handy. I carry one because I never know when I might need it to drop a marauding pig or predator, take out a cull buck, or confront a group of "foreign exchange students" crossing the South Texas ranch I hunt in pursuit of the good life. I don't have a problem with most of them, but an increasing number of violent criminals are walking across these days, and you can't be too careful.
I refer to these firearms as truck guns. By truck gun, I don't mean a road hunting rig; true hunters don't drive around and shoot big-game animals out the truck window. Rather, I am talking about the kind of tool you keep behind or between the seats just in case. Be it a rabid raccoon, a quick morning hunt on the way to work, or dealing with some slimy scoundrel with bad intentions, a truck gun can solve just about any problem that requires the precise application of copper-jacketed lead.
Selecting a truck gun is simply a matter of taking your environs into consideration. Folks in the eastern states often lean towards pump or lever guns for the heavily wooded areas typical of that area. A good bolt action is almost a lock out West, where the shots are long. When I choose a rifle for a trip to the lease, the first things I take into consideration are what I may need to shoot and the distances at which I am most likely to shoot it. For example, my off-season gun is usually a .223 bolt gun because predator control and self-defense are the main reasons I'll chamber a round that time of year. If I do see a boar that needs shooting, a 69-grain MatchKing behind the ear will write "paid" across any pig's account.
The gun I choose during deer season is usually chambered for a more powerful cartridge, but it will share certain traits with my off-season rifle. Chief among them are a short barrel and lively handling qualities. That's because a short-barreled rig is much faster and easier to bring into action in the close confines of a truck cab. Compact size and lively handling also help get the gun on target quicker, a must when trying to get a shot on a wily coyote.
Whether I'm tracking a client's wounded deer, culling, or hunting, my rifle of choice is usually some sort of .308 bolt gun. The short-action cartridge is easy on the shoulder, and it's powerful enough to drop any deer. The compact guns I prefer are as handy in the brush when I'm rattling whitetails in close cover as they are in the truck.
Selecting the right cartridge for your truck gun is pretty straightforward. Simply decide what you are most likely to use your gun for and pick a cartridge to match. For varmints and predators, a fast .22 centerfire is a good bet. I like the .223, but the .22-250 or .220 Swift may be a better choice if you live in the wide-open West. If bigger game is on the menu, a little more power is in order. I am fond of the .308 for such work, but whatever cartridge you like for deer will work just fine.
A custom Marlin in .45-70 (top) was Greg's favorite truck gun when he outfitted in the Piney Woods of East Texas. Now he carries a short T/C in .223 (bottom) quite often when only predators are on the menu. Both guns are fast and easy to bring to bear from the cab of the truck.
With the exception of my peep sight-equipped lever guns, most of my truck guns are equipped with optics. I prefer a compact scope in the 2-7X or 3-9X range with an objective lens in the 36 to 42mm range. A little more magnification is okay if you live where the shots are long, but you don't need a bug-eyed monster with a 56mm objective. Keep your scope turned down to 3 or 4X for rapid target acquisition. If the shot is long, you'll probably have time to dial up more power if you need it, but you'll appreciate that wide field of view when a coyote jumps up right in front of you.
I've carried a veritable smorgasbord of truck guns over the years. When I hunted a great deal in the Piney Woods region of East Texas, I packed a peep-sighted lever gun. I started out with my old 1940s-era Winchester Model 94, but switched to a Marlin Guide Gun in .45-70 for its increased power and penetration because blood trails are a must in the deep woods.
When I started outfitting in South Texas where the shots are longer and the deer are bigger than in East Texas, I decided to go with a flatter-shooting cartridge than the .45-70. I quickly settled on the .308 for its combination of power, accuracy, manageable recoil, and excellent performance from the short barrels I prefer.
I usually pack one of two .308s these days. My main gun is a Blaser R-93 Professional with a short barrel and a Zeiss 2.5-10X with illuminated dot reticle. The Blaser is lightweight, compact, and incredibly accurate. The Zeiss scope's dot reticle is super fast on target in any light and more than precise enough for anything I'll ever do with that gun. Its compact size makes it easy to handle in the truck and a pleasure to pack in the woods.
My other .308 is a custom scout rifle built on a Model 70 action by the folks at Grizzly Custom. Though its low-power scope limits its range and its forward placement is not ideal for low-light work, its compact size and light weight make it a joy to carry. I don't hunt with it much, but I use it to trail wounded animals often because its forward-mounted scout scope makes it exceptionally fast on target.
Last season, I was guiding a friend who wounded an elk with his semiauto .308. We'd been trying to find the wounded bull for the better part of an hour when we jumped it at the edge of some thick brush. My buddy raised his long-barreled AR, but he couldn't find the elk in his scope. Just before it disappeared, I threw my little scout rifle to my shoulder and dropped the trotting elk with a quick neck shot. I might have been able to pull off that shot with a conventional rig, but the scout setup made it easy.
One of my favorite .223s is the ultralight, little Kimber Montana. The compact, featherweight rig weighs next to nothing with its little Leupold 2.5-8X, but it's deadly accurate and fun to shoot. My new T/C Venture Predator in .22-250 topped with a compact Nikon 3-9X is another excellent off-season rig.
and what you shoot with it. I've seen everything from surplus Garands to Mini-14s and ancient, well-worn lever guns pressed into such service. They'll all get the job done, but I'll take a svelte turnbolt every time.


It has taken INSIDEAD 13 years to come up with their debut album. The Greek-Swedish combo, founding member and bass player Nick M was born and raised in Sweden, has played a lot live, won the Wacken Metal Battle in 2009, and managed to get sponsored by the likes of Schecter and Mapex. It sounds odd to me that their first demo was released as late as 2008. Mixing and mastering was done by RD Liapakis at Prophecy and Music Factory Studio, so I expect something from this band.
The barrage of riffs in "No I.D." feels like a great choice for an interesting opener. The song is quite straightforward and sports an interesting refrain. Unfortunately that track, plus the equally relatively simple and melodic "Time", and, to some extent, the Hetfield-clone "In My World" are the ones that holds water. Those and the production work. The rest of the songs are plagued by too modern thrash, or what to call it, blurred arrangements, boring churning riffs, which are also far too repetitive. The occasional voice distortion doesn´t do them any good, and it all reminds me of FLOTSAM & JETSAMS worst albums. They didn´t work out either… I sure hope there are people out there who like this more than me. Or else we´ll have more contributions to the Greek financial situation soon.


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var assert = require("assert"),
    ManagedObjectModel = require('./../lib/ManagedObjectModel'),
    ManagedObjectContext = require('./../lib/ManagedObjectContext'),
    PersistentStoreCoordinator = require('./../lib/PersistentStoreCoordinator'),
    ModelYamlParser = require('../lib/Parsers/ModelYamlParser'),
    fs = require('fs'),
    moment = require('moment');

var store_url = require('./get_storage_url');

describe('delete rules',function(){
    var objectModel = new ManagedObjectModel();
    ModelYamlParser.fillModelFromYaml(objectModel,fs.readFileSync(__dirname + '/schemes/deletion-test.yaml'))
    var storeCoordinator,department;

    before(function(){
        storeCoordinator = new PersistentStoreCoordinator(objectModel);
        storeCoordinator.addStore(store_url)
        return storeCoordinator.persistentStores[0].syncSchema({force:true});
    })
//    after(function(done){
//        var context = new ManagedObjectContext(storeCoordinator)
//        context.getObjects('Person',null,null,function(err,objects){
//            if(err)return done(err)
//            objects.forEach(function(obj){
//                context.deleteObject(obj)
//            })
//            context.getObjects('Department',null,null,function(err,objects){
//                if(err)return done(err)
//                objects.forEach(function(obj){
//                    context.deleteObject(obj)
//                })
//                context.save(done)
//            })
//        })
//    })

    it('should create data successfuly',function(done){
        var context = new ManagedObjectContext(storeCoordinator)
        var company = context.createObjectWithName("Company");
        company.name = 'test company';
        department = context.createObjectWithName("Department")
        department.name = 'test department';

        var person = context.createObjectWithName("Person")
        person.name = 'Jackie';
//        department.addPerson(person);
        person.setDepartment(department)

        company.addDepartment(department)

        context.save(done)
    })

    //it('should deny deletion',function(done){
    //    var context = new ManagedObjectContext(storeCoordinator)
    //    context.getObjectWithObjectID(department.objectID,function(err,object){
    //        if(err)return done(err)
    //        context.deleteObject(object)
    //        context.save(function(err){
    //            assert.throws(function(){
    //                if(err)throw err;
    //            })
    //            done()
    //        })
    //    })
    //})
    it('should not deny deletion on empty relation',function(done){
        var context = new ManagedObjectContext(storeCoordinator)
        var department = context.createObjectWithName('Department');
        context.deleteObject(department)
        context.save(done)
    })
    it('should delete object from persistent relation(nullify)',function(done){
        var context = new ManagedObjectContext(storeCoordinator)
        var context2 = new ManagedObjectContext(storeCoordinator)
        var person1 = context.createObjectWithName('Person');
        var person2 = context.createObjectWithName('Person');
        var department = context.createObjectWithName('Department');
        department.addPersons([person1,person2])
        context.save(function(err){
            assert.ifError(err)
            context2.getObjectWithObjectID(department.objectID,function(err,_department){
                assert.ifError(err);
                context2.getObjectWithObjectID(person1.objectID,function(err,_person1){
                    assert.ifError(err)
                    _department.removePerson(_person1)
                    context2.save(function(err){
                        assert.ifError(err)
//                            context.reset()
                        department.getPersons(function(err,objects){
                            assert.ifError(err)
                            assert.equal(objects.indexOf(_person1),-1)
                            done()
                        })
                    })
                })
            })
        })
    })
    it('should nullify object',function(done){
        var context = new ManagedObjectContext(storeCoordinator)
        var context2 = new ManagedObjectContext(storeCoordinator)
        var person = context.createObjectWithName('Person');
        var stuff = context.createObjectWithName('Stuff');
        stuff.setOwner(person)
        context.save(function(err){
            assert.ifError(err);
            context.deleteObject(person)
            context.save(function(err){
                assert.ifError(err);
                context2.getObjectWithObjectID(stuff.objectID,function(err,_stuff){
                    assert.ifError(err)
                    _stuff.getOwner(function(err,_owner){
                        assert.strictEqual(_owner,null)
                        done()
                    })
                })
            })
        })
    })
    it('should nullify object on toMany',function(done){
        var context = new ManagedObjectContext(storeCoordinator)
        var context2 = new ManagedObjectContext(storeCoordinator)
        var person1 = context.createObjectWithName('Person');
        var person2 = context.createObjectWithName('Person');
        var person3 = context.createObjectWithName('Person');

        person1.name = 'collegue1';
        person2.name = 'collegue2';
        person3.name = 'collegue3';

        person1.addCollegue(person2)
        person1.addCollegue(person3)

        person2.addCollegue(person3)

        person3.getCollegues(function(err,_persons){
            assert.notEqual(_persons.indexOf(person1),-1)
            assert.notEqual(_persons.indexOf(person2),-1)
            context.save(function(err){
                assert.ifError(err)
                context.deleteObject(person1)
                context.save(function(err){
                    assert.ifError(err)
                    context2.getObjectWithObjectID(person3.objectID,function(err,_person){
                        assert.ifError(err)
                        context2.getObjectWithObjectID(person2.objectID,function(err,_person2){
                            assert.ifError(err)
                            context2.getObjectWithObjectID(person1.objectID,function(err,_person1){
                                assert.ifError(err)
                                _person.getCollegues(function(err,_persons){
                                    assert.equal(_persons.indexOf(_person1),-1)
                                    assert.notEqual(_persons.indexOf(_person2),-1,person2.objectID.toString())
                                    done()
                                })
                            })
                        })
                    })
                })
            })
        })
    })
//    it('should cascade object deletion',function(done){
//        var context = new ManagedObjectContext(storeCoordinator)
//        var context2 = new ManagedObjectContext(storeCoordinator)
//        var company = context.createObjectWithName('Company')
//        var department1 = context.createObjectWithName('Department')
//        var department2 = context.createObjectWithName('Department')
//
//        company.addDepartments([department1]);
//        department2.setParent(department1)
//
//        context.save(function(err){
//            assert.ifError(err)
//            context.deleteObject(company)
//            context.save(function(err){
//                assert.ifError(err)
//                context2.getObjectWithObjectID(department1.objectID,function(err,_department1){
//                    assert.ifError(err)
//                    context2.getObjectWithObjectID(department2.objectID,function(err,_department2){
//                        assert.ifError(err)
//                        assert.strictEqual(_department1,null)
//                        assert.strictEqual(_department2,null)
//                        done()
//                    })
//                })
//            })
//        })
////        done()
//
//    })
//    it('should remove object many-2-many on removal and delete',function(done){
//        var context = new ManagedObjectContext(storeCoordinator)
//        var context2 = new ManagedObjectContext(storeCoordinator)
//        var deliveryBoy = context.createObjectWithName('DeliveryBoy')
//        deliveryBoy.name = 'hey boy';
//        var department1 = context.createObjectWithName('Department')
//        department1.name = 'dep1';
//        var department2 = context.createObjectWithName('Department')
//        department2.name = 'dep2';
//
//        deliveryBoy.addDepartments([department2]);
//
//        context.save(function(err){
////            assert.ifError(err);
////            deliveryBoy.removeDepartment(department1);
//            context.deleteObject(department2);
//            context.save(function(err){
//                assert.ifError(err);
//                deliveryBoy.getDepartments(function(err,departments){
//                    assert.ifError(err);
//                    assert.equal(departments.length,0);
//                    context2.getObjectWithObjectID(deliveryBoy.objectID,function(err,delboy){
//                        assert.ifError(err);
//                        delboy.getDepartments(function(err,departments){
//                            assert.ifError(err);
//                            assert.equal(departments.length,0);
//                            done()
//                        })
//                    })
//                })
//            })
//        })
//    })
})

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The Organizing Authority is Bone Island Regatta.
Open to any single hulled boat at least 30' in length, self-righting, enclosed cabin sailing or power vessel. With qualified crew for crossing Gulfstream.
2.3 The term "skipper" means the person, whether or the owner of the boat, who is designated on the entry form as "skipper", who is in charge of the boat and will be responsible for its handling and safety, the conduct of its crew while ashore as a guest of any participating commercial facilities.
All boats shall carry a workable VHF radio capable of receiving and transmitting on channels 16 and 72, and receiving weather broadcasts.
The Minimum crew, including skipper, shall be three (3) persons.
Passports are required for participation.
Entries will be limited to 40 people.
Required registration and payment is due by April 1, 2017. Coast Guard papers, a valid email address and a copy of passport for all going is due by April 1, 2017.
Entry fee is $1,200.00 per boat which includes one tour for the skipper.
3.2 Additional crew tours must be purchased for $850. ea.
3.3 Other expenses that will occur are dockage, water and electricity, Cuban visa, any fees charged by customs, hotels and meals outside of the tour, daily medical insurance may be required by the government. The USD is exchanged for CUC in Cuba.. $1.00 = .87 There is a 13% exchange rate in Cuba, as of May 2016.
The applicable Sailing Instructions will be available at the Skippers Meetings.
Participants in the Key West to Cuba Rally may register by sending in the registration form along with a payment due by April 1, 2017. Any additional crew tours that need to be purchased must be done by April 1, 2017, via USPS to BONE ISLAND REGATTA, P. O. Box 86, Tallevast, FL 34270.
Once your crew list is determined, and you have applied to the Coast Guard, which I will be doing for you, you can not change your crew list. Please be sure you have a committed crew.
The Skippers Meeting for the Key West to Cuba Rally will be on May 14, 2017. Check in at 6:00p.m. Skippers meeting at 7:00 p.m. at Schooners Wharf in Key West.
An accurate and complete crew list shall be provided by April 1, 2017.
A completed "Float Plan" must be provided in writing to the Organizing Authority at or before the Skippers Meeting.
All vessels are required to have a SPOT tracking device, for Coast Guard safety, And be activated on our URL which will be provided closer to the rally date.
6.1 Dockage in Key West, everyone is on his own to find and pay for dockage. In Cuba everyone will be staying at Marina Hemingway. I will make reservations, but everyone is responsible for their own expenses, dockage, water, electricity, visas, and any other charges. Ice is not readily available. Do not plan to pick up a bag of ice.
Key West - There will be one start on May 15, 2017, start time to be determined, see sailing instructions for further details. Power boats may choose to leave the next morning.
The Key West Race shall begin in the vicinity of the Key West Bight Channel between markers number 24 and 25, and continuing out the Northwest Channel , then on a southerly Course towards Cuba.
Competitors compete in the regatta at their own risk. The organizing authority, host clubs, sponsors, their associates and appointees will not accept any liability for material damage or personal injury or death sustained in conjunction with or prior to, during or after the rally.
For people that choose to fly to Cuba, you may purchase tour tickets from Bone Island Regatta, but all other expenses, i.e. airline, hotels, food, visas, all expenses are your burden.
I might suggest you get your suitcases shrink wrapped. It is a service provided at the airport before you leave and of course there is a charge.


Scholars and Villa Ladies both in action!
Even with no first team fixture this weekend, the is plenty of activity going on at The Lamb. Claus Jorgensen will lead our U18 side at tomorrow morning, with Leicestershire outfit Quorn the visitors in the Midland Junior Premier League. Kick off is 10.30am, and entry is free.
On Sunday, it is the turn of Aston Villa Ladies Development to host Durham Women. Kick off is 2.00pm, and entry is again free to all.


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Date Posted... Mar 16th 2017
Science, Maths & IT
Truro School's former Head of Geology receives 'Distinguished Service Award'
We were delighted to hear that former Head of Geology, Ian Kenyon, has been selected for the 'Distinguished Service' award by The Geological Society.
The award is given to selected individuals who have made a significant contribution to Geoscience and the Geoscience community. Ian has taught the subject for 37 years at Truro School, having been appointed in 1980. He was made Head of Geology in 2009 and since then the department has received 11 awards from the Good Schools Guide, had the highest scoring GCSE candidate in the country four times, and the highest scoring A Level candidate 3 times, with two students achieving full A Level marks.
Ian was nominated for the award by Peter Loader, Chair of the Earth Science Teachers' Association and Chief Examiner for Geology at the WJEC examination board, and the nomination was then seconded by Professor Iain Stewart, BBC Earth Science Presenter and Lecturer at Plymouth University.
"After 37 years of teaching the passion remains, I still get excited about geological fieldwork. I've been to Bude well over 100 times but still get a buzz of excitement and anticipation at the thought of finding something new to show students at field locations," says Ian.
"Geology is probably one of the few academic subjects where learning outside the classroom is far more important and effective than what is taught in the classroom. I have been lucky having world class geology on the doorstep in Cornwall and I continue thoroughly to enjoy my role at Truro School, now on a part-time basis."
This is the first time that the award has been given to a schoolteacher and reflects Ian's huge influence guiding students to follow degree courses in the geosciences. Over the past 37 years, over 400 of his students have gone on to study Geology related degrees, with former students now working all over the world in Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, USA, Canada, Hong Kong, Ireland, Norway, Sierra Leone, Morocco and the UK.
As well as teaching, Ian has made a wealth of resources, run the Geoscience Academy at the Geological Society where he has encouraged and trained new teachers.
Although retired at the end of the 2015/16 academic year, Ian still works at Truro School part-time and it is clear to see the influence he has had upon his Geology students.
Former pupil, Alysia, who is now studying Geology at Royal Holloway, wrote to Ian in December to say that his resources are still being used by students from all over the country.
"I've been doing Geology at university for 3 months now, and it's been a lot of fun, thank you so much for sharing your enthusiasm in the subject with me, I'm really enjoying it! I've been using your PowerPoints to help me with the course so far. However, today a very funny thing happened, we had a sedimentary logs exam which was open book, and as I looked around the room I could see that everyone had found your PowerPoint for it online and were using it to help them with the exam!"
Ian will be presented with the Distinguished Service Award by the Geological Society on June 7th at an awards ceremony held in London.
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URMILA DEVI (1883-1956)
Urmila Devi was a freedom fighter. She was the sister of Deshbandhu Chittaranjan Das. She was born at Telirbagh near Dhaka in an upper middle class Hindu Vaidya family. Her early education was at Loreto Convent in Calcutta (now Kolkata). She was married in her teens to Ananta Narayan Sen, but continued her studies after marriage. In the 1920s her brother's house was a centre of political activity, and she too was drawn into the struggle. She became a widow in 1920 and to distract herself from the bereavement, she threw herself into the Non Co-operation Movement.
She defied the ban on selling khadi and was arrested in 1921, along with her sister-in-law Basanti Devi (q.v.) the same year. She nevertheless set up the Nari Karma Mandir in order to popularise spinning and weaving among women. Initially Hemprabha Mazumdar, one of the five founders of Chittaranjan's Swaraj Party, assisted her in running the Mandir and when ill health forced Urmila Devi to withdraw, Hemprabha took over. Urmila Devi wrote numerous articles on the efforts of women to further the cause of khaddar and swadeshi. In 1921 she described in Banglar Katha, a Bengali weekly, how young Bengali girls were travelling the country, dressed in khadi saris, spreading the message of swaraj.


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George McCluskey
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Welcome to the first year of the Heart of England Film Festival.
Due to unforeseen logistics there is, unfortunately, to be a change of venue and date for the festival. As soon as we have agreed a new venue and new festival date it will announced on the site immediately. Apologies, but it was beyond our control.
The Midlands of England is a growing force in the fields of film and entertainment...
"The Heart of England"
We are an International Film Festival which aims to showcase: Features, Shorts, Animations, Music Videos and Documentaries from all over the world!
It is also our aim to showcase the film making talent, and passion for film, that we have right here in the Midlands of England and place it where it belongs... On the global stage!!
The Festival Screenings:
Along with showing micro-short shorts, short films and feature films (2.5 hours max) that are set as narratives and documentaries, we also strongly encourage all facets of filmmaking; bringing our audience a wide platform of entertainment from animated films, music videos, experimental and so much more. The only limit to what we will show is set only by the imagination of talented filmmakers!
Q & A's:
HOEFF is passionate about giving our audience a fully immersed festival that does not end with the credits. We offer the opportunity of speaking with the filmmakers to sit and chat with the audiences about their films after they have been screened.
Best 60 Second Film (60 seconds or less)
Best Trailer
Best Micro-Short Film (Up to 5 Minutes)
Best Short Film (Up to 40 Minutes)
Best Animated Short Film (Up to 40 Minutes)
Best Midlands/Local Short (Up to 40 Minutes)
Best Short Feature (Over 40 and Under 72 Minutes)
Best Midlands/local Short Feature (Over 40 and Under 72 Minutes)
Best Animated Short Feature (Over 40 and Under 72 Minutes)
Best of the Fest
Best Comedy Feature
Best Horror Feature
Best Drama Feature
Best Sci-Fi/Fantasy Feature
Best Action Feature
Best Rom Com Feature
Best International Feature (Produced outside the UK)
Best Midlands/Local Feature
Best Animation Feature
Best Young Actor
Best Casting
Best Film Editing
Best Sound Design
Best Makeup
Best Action Scene
Best Stunt
All feature film submissions must be a minimum of 72 minutes in length and must not exceed 2.5 hour runtime including credits.
All films must have been completed within the past 4 years. (No older than January 1st 2015)
All foreign non-English speaking films must have subtitles.
If your film is selected please be prepared to provide a press kit including a poster, stills, trailer, synopsis, links and cast/crew info.
We accept digital download, SD card/flash drives, external hard drives and Region 2 DVD. Any hard copy submissions will not be returned.
All content in your film must be owned by the filmmaker or have expressed written permission to use for exhibition.
If your film is selected we reserve the right to use images or videos solely for marketing and promotional purposes for the festival.
We retain the right to add or remove a film from our festival line up even if official selections have been made if it: A) benefits the festival or B) the film violates our festivals guidelines such as the illegal use of another artists work. If you are found to have given false information, or used works you do not own or have rights to use, you will not be eligible to submit any future film to the festival.
Submission fees are non-refundable.
The Heart of England Film Festival is not responsible for lost, stolen or damaged property. If hard copies of your film is damaged upon arrival you will be contacted immediately, shown photos of items condition, and we will request a new copy.
All films must be in the possession of Heart of England International Film Festival no later than one month prior to festival. If you do not provide the festival with a working copy of your film it will not be screened and will not be eligible for any awards.
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Considering this was its first year and they had a few hiccups along the way, this was a really great festival. George and Frankie where great hosts and really easy to talk too. The venue was great and in the heart of the city. The highlight of the festival for me was winning Best Local Short Film. I will defiantly be entering my future film to this festival for consideration.


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The common objective of forensic psychology is to consider how the principles of scientific psychology are applied to legal issues at every level of the justice system. Clinical work in the forensic area may include assessments involving competency to stand trial, risk of reoffending, and treatment for drug abuse and mentally disordered offenders. Non-clinical work in the forensic area may involve research on memory, perception, child development, and decisionmaking as it pertains to eyewitnesses, juvenile offenders, and police training and procedures. The goal of forensic psychology as a field is to support and influence law enforcement officers, attorneys, and judges to adopt and implement empirically based policies that increase accuracy and fairness in the justice system.
The Laboratory for the Investigation of Psychology and Law (LIPL) is uniquely designed to provide forensically relevant research experience, and students may earn credit for their participation. An application process is required, and a minimum GPA of 3.0 is necessary for consideration. Other opportunities include field experience credit for work in such agencies as community mental health or rehabilitation centers as well as earning credit for participation in HOTLINE, a student-run crisis intervention telephone service.
Besides assisting in research projects, students have opportunities for extensive contact with faculty through individual reading projects, undergraduate seminars, and departmental committee memberships. Advanced students have opportunities to present their research projects at student-oriented and professional conferences, and to apply for financial assistance in the form of research grants.
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Bernard Terry "Bernie" Casey (born June 8, 1939) is a former intercollegiate and professional football player who continues to earn accolades as an accomplished actor. Casey was also a record-breaking track and field athlete at Bowling Green State University; winning three consecutive Mid American Conference titles in the 120-yard high hurdles (1958-60).
The 6 ft 4 inch (193 cm) Casey began his acting career in the film Guns of the Magnificent Seven, a sequel to The Magnificent Seven. From there he moved between performances on television and the big screen such as playing team captain for the Chicago Bears in the TV film Brian's Song. In 1979 he starred as widower Mike Harris in the NBC television series Harris and Company, the first weekly American TV drama series centered around an African American family.
In 1983 he played the role of Felix Leiter in the rogue (non-EON Productions) James Bond film Never Say Never Again. His comedic role as Colonel Rhumbus in the John Landis film Spies Like Us was followed by appearances in the Revenge of the Nerds sequels. Also starred in Black explotation movie "Hit Man".
Also, during his career he worked with such well-known directors as Martin Scorsese in his 1972 film Boxcar Bertha and appeared on such television series as The Streets of San Francisco and as U.N. Jefferson, the national head of the Lambda Lambda Lambda fraternity in Revenge of the Nerds. In a good-natured spoof of 70s blacksploitation flicks, he played a caricature of himself, and other football players turned actors in Keenen Ivory Wayans's 1988 comedic film I'm Gonna Git You Sucka. He played a high school teacher in the cult-classic Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, released in 1989. In Eddie Murphy's 1990 Another 48 Hours, sequel to 48 Hours, Bernie Casey starred as Kirkland Smith-a very influential prisoner with outside connections. 1994 saw Casey guest-starring in a two-episode story arc in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (along with series star Avery Brooks) as the Maquis leader Lieutenant Commander Cal Hudson, and in 1995 as a guest-star on Babylon 5 as Derek Cranston. He has continued working as an actor. In 2006, he co-starred in the film When I Find the Ocean alongside such actors as Lee Majors.
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According to reports, the members Islamic State of West Africa Province (ISWAP) on Wednesday allegedly killed Shekau, the leader of the dreaded terrorist, Boko Haram during a gun battle in their Sambisa Forest hideout. Unverified sources revealed that the members of ISWAP invaded Sambisa Forest with heavy guns hunting for the leader of the Boko Haram terrorist group, Shekau.
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Following multiple reports from credible sources, the leader of the infamous Boko Haram insurgents, Abubakar Shekau, has been reported dead after a heated clash ensued between members of the Boko Haram terror group, and members of the Islamic State of West Africa Province (ISWAP).
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During a fierce battle between the rival groups in their Sambisa Forest hideouts on Wednesday, May 19, suspected members of the Islamic State of West Africa Province (ISWAP) reportedly killed Abubakar Shekau, the leader of the dreaded Boko Haram, officially known as Jama'at Ahl as-Sunnah Lid Da'wah Wa'l-Jihad (JAS).
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For several years now, the terrorist group known as Boko Haram has been terrorizing millions of Nigerians, especially in the North East region of the country. Thousands of lives and properties of innocent citizens have been wasted by these daredevil terrorists. The splinter group, Islamic State of West Africa Province (ISWAP) terrorists, gained dominance and joined in attacking innocent citizens and the military.
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Boko Haram, ISWAP Unite After Shekau's Death, Plans Jihad Photo Credit: Naija News According to the report from Naija News, the leaders of the Islamic State of West Africa Province (ISWAP) and top commanders of the deadly Boko Haram group have agreed to join forces together for a greater course.
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Unconfirmed reports have emerged that the leader of Boko Haram, officially known as Jama'at Ahl as-Sunnah Lid Da'wah Wa'l- Jihad (JAS), Abubakar Shekau, has been killed following an attack by rival terrorist group, Islamic State of West Africa Province (ISWAP).
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ISWAP Attack Military Base In Borno Photo Credit: Naija News The Islamic State of West Africa Province (ISWAP) on Tuesday attacked a military formation in the southern part of Borno State, carting away weapons after a fierce gun battle with the troops. "Naija News" gathered that ISWAP fighters stormed the military base at Kwamdi village, Damboa local government area in 10 utility vehicles.
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Yesterday, about 300 Boko Haram terrorists, members of the Islamic State of West Africa Province (ISWAP) and their families surrendered to the troops of the Nigerian Military. These surrendered Boko haram terrorists came out in their numbers holding placards with different inscriptions like: peace is the only way, Surrender and be free, and so on.
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Kaduna State Governor has spoken about the level of insecurity in Kaduna and Nigeria as a whole.The level of insecurity in Nigeria as a country is deteriorating on a daily basis as the federal government is making new moves to address the situation.The Northern part of the country is one of the most hit as numerous activities of banditry, Kidnapping, Farmers and herders clashes, operations of Islamic State of West Africa Province(ISWAP), and other Bokoharam activities.


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Q: Composer from local repos InvalidArgumentException I am trying to create a module based on this example Oxid 6 module
https://github.com/linslin/oxid6-example-module
I have changed and cloned it to
https://github.com/v3ritas1989/gg_oxid6-example-module
as well as into my local module folder
..modules/compname/modulename
So for the beginning I want to change the modulename, submodul folder name and the namespace given
modules/companyname/modulename
Path Example:
modules/linslin/oxid6-example-module

However if I try to install my module
via composer
composer require compname/gg_oxid6-example-module:dev-master
(for local folder)
composer require v3ritas1989/gg_oxid6-example-module:dev-master
(for git)

I get ERROR:

[InvalidArgumentException]   Could not find a matching version of
  package compname/gg_oxid6-example-module. Check the package
  spelling, your version constraint and that the package is available in
  a stability which match   es your minimum-stability (stable).

What I dont understand is why
composer require linslin/oxid6-example-module:dev-master

is working even so I deleted the local folder linslin
I guess it is pulling it from github?

but why then does this not work with my changed module and my github repo?
I made only search replace
modulename
compname
namespacename
Question:
I am assuming composer just does not find my repo or local.. so

*

*How do I do composer require in a way that it only checks my local
folder?

*Why does it also not find it in my github?

A: you need to register repository in your main composer.json file as described here:
https://getcomposer.org/doc/05-repositories.md#loading-a-package-from-a-vcs-repository
or register your package in https://packagist.org/ so it would be automatically detected.
There are also other ways of registering repositories, for example define it as local repository: https://getcomposer.org/doc/05-repositories.md#path


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Q: How to create words of random letters? This is the instructions of my assigment:
"Construct a program that lets the user create different words from random letters consequences.
The words must be checked against a dictionary."
This is the code so far:
import java.util.Arrays;

public class AngloTrainer {
// ...

public AngloTrainer(String dictionaryFile) throws IOException {
    // load dictionary?
    //what else?
}

private String sort(String s){

    //Sort the letters in a string.
    char[] tecken = s.toCharArray();
    String sorted = Arrays.sort(tecken);
    return sorted;

}

// use this to verify loadDictionary
private void dumpDict() {
    // Print out the dictionary at the screen.
      // ... define!
}

private void loadDictionary( String fileName ) {
    // Read the dictionary into a suitable container.
    // The file is a simple text file. One word per line.
    FileReader flr = new Filereader(fileName);
    BufferedReader bfr = new BufferedReader(flr);
    String line;
    //collection/treeset?? maybe other??
    while((line = bfr.readLine()) !=null ){
        //save to a collention, but which?
    }
}

private String randomLetters( int length ) {
    // this makes vovels a little more likely
    String letters = "aabcdeefghiijklmnoopqrstuuvwxyyz";
    StringBuffer buf = new StringBuffer(length);
    for ( int i = 0; i < length; i++ )
        buf.append( letters.charAt(randomGenerator.nextInt(letters.length())));

    return buf.toString();
}

/* Def. includes
 * Let #(x,s) = the number of occurrences of the charcter x in the string s.
 * includes(a,b) holds iff for every character x in b, #(x,b) <= #(x,a)
 *
 * A neccessary precondition for includes is that both strings are sorted
 * in ascending order.
 */
private boolean includes( String a, String b ) {
    if ( b == null || b.length() == 0 )
        return true;
    else if ( a == null || a.length() == 0 )
        return false;

    //precondition: a.length() > 0 && b.length() > 0
    int i = 0, j = 0;
    while ( j < b.length() ) {
        if (i >= a.length() || b.charAt(j) < a.charAt(i))
            return false;
        else if (b.charAt(j) == a.charAt(i)) {
            i++; j++;
        } else if (b.charAt(j) > a.charAt(i))
            i++;
    }
    //postcondition: j == b.length()
    return true;
}

public static void main(String[] args) {
    // ... define!
}
}

Which collection should I use for the loadDictionary method?
As the assignment said, i need to check words i type against the dictionary collection.

A: A HashSet offers better average case theoretic complexity - however, note that HashSet is by definition unordered. That means that there is no correlation between 'realated' words (for example, cat and catfish could be placed very distant from each other).
Hashset offers O(1) (or O(|S|) to be exact since you do need to read the string) look-up and insertion.
A TreeSet is theoretically slower than HashSet, and has O(logN) (or again, O(|S|logn) since the string still needs to be read).
However, TreeSet is an instance of SortedSet. That means that words that are 'close' to each other according to the Comparator used, are also going to be placed close to each other in it. In the default implementation of String.compareTo() - the ordering used is lexicographic order. That means that words which share the same prefix will be 'close' to each other. So, if you later on intend to extend your implementation to allowing words completion for example - a TreeSet is a better choice, as you can use the tailSet() method for it.
TreeSet also does not suffer from worst case complexity of O(n), so if latency is an issue in your system - they should be prefered over HashSets that needs O(n) operations once in a while to maintain the data structure.
In addition, you can use an ArrayList - and make sure you sort it with Collections.sort(). It should do the trick since your dictionary is static, while the Sets are more focused on dynamic (constantly changing dictionaries). You can later find if a word is in the list using Collections.binarySearch()
Other data structures that are optimized for strings are Trie, Radix tree (a more space efficient variant of trie). However - those are not implemented in the built in java Collections library. If you later on finds performance an issue, and in need for a speed up for this specific part of your code - you should consider switching to a non-built in data structure, but as starter - get things working, don't prematurely optimize it.


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Don't go by Jerry's looks. What looks like an ordinary jerrican is actually a computer built from electronic waste by students mentored by WɔɛLab, an incubator for tech firms. In most parts of the world, the invention would stand out as a unique example of a cheap but effective alternative to an expensive gadget. In Togo, Jerry has to share that space with a growing crowd of similarly stunning technology triumphs.
Among the world's poorest nations, Togo has one of Africa's lowest internet penetration rates, at just 7 percent. For eight years now, the West African nation has witnessed public protests against the Gnassimbé family that — over two generations — has ruled the country for half a century.
Meanwhile, in tiny, poorly equipped labs, a parallel revolution is underway. A growing number of young Togolese are using rudimentary engineering skills to develop printers, robots, computers and games for kids, all from waste, helping the country access technology they otherwise could never afford while also reshaping their nation's identity.
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Sam Kodo, the 26-year-old founder of Infinite Loop, a Lomé startup, has built a virtual robot teacher — called VT bot — from discarded electronic components, which he hopes will help fill in for some missing teachers in Togo's schools. In 2012, Sénamé Koffi Agbodjinou — an architect by training — founded WɔɛLab, an incubator for tech firms, in the Djidjolé neighborhood of Lomé. Since then, inventors guided by WɔɛLab have developed a 3D printer called W.Afate, the computer in a jerrican, and are now working on a 3D printer built in a discarded refrigerator. WɔɛLab — "woe" means "do it" in the local Ewe language — in March 2017 set up a second hub, called WɔɛLab Prime. And Africa Global Recycling, a Lomé company founded in 2013, collects waste from more than 50 clients, sorts it out, and sells it to firms that can reuse it. The company is now expanding to Ivory Coast too. These waste entrepreneurs don't see the West alone offering solutions to Togo's challenges; Togo too, they believe, can teach the West.
Togo is smaller in size than West Virginia, but the 8 million-strong nation has a proud history. A German protectorate from 1884 till World War I, then divided between British and French Togoland and eventually carved into present-day Ghana and Togo, the region was never formally a European colony. But since gaining independence in April 1960, the country has struggled to shed French influence. Its first president, Sylvanus Olimpio, was assassinated in 1963 by former French colonial army soldier Eyadéma Gnassimbé, who ruled the country till 2005. His son Faure has been president the past 13 years.
Sénamé Koffi Agbodjinou, working at WoeLab, the startup incubator he runs in Lomé, Togo, where inventors are encouraged to design products using e-waste.
Among the many allegations the Gnassimbés face is one that involves agreeing to set up a massive dump for e-waste from Western countries, near Lomé harbor — the Togo government denies any wrongdoing. But the country's band of young, waste-based inventors is turning the e-waste that Togo is importing into a signature raw material helping to build their country.
Edem D'Almeida, who earlier worked in the French recycling industry, in 2013 founded Africa Global Recycling in Lomé. An estimated 90 percent of the products made from the waste the company gathers are eventually exported to Europe. "Recycling is an extraordinary source of employment and is one of the most important ways to develop the continent," says D'Almeida.
But Togo's waste entrepreneurs aren't just building successful companies and developing creative gadgets. They're also working with the next generation of young Togolese girls and boys to help them recognize the challenges garbage and e-waste can pose, and view these as tools to build something special.
Africa Global Recycling is installing bins in Lomé schools to teach students how to segregate waste. WɔɛLab members teach two hours every week in 10 neighboring schools, training students in ethical hacking and on how to use 3D printers. This September, WɔɛLab plans to gift each of those 10 schools a W.Afad 3D printer. WɔɛLab is also developing an interactive tree from waste, where children can play amid lights and music, while also understanding relationships between different elements of nature.
For some, like Kodo, the innovations are a way to bridge holes in Togo's public systems. When he was at university, he says, teachers were often missing. He wants to fix that for students now entering university. The latest iteration of his robot teacher is equipped with a web camera, screen and keyboard, and can ask questions, prod students to reply and correct their answers. All it needs is a distant teacher remotely monitoring the class.
Sam Kodo with VTBot, the robot teacher he has invented, which he hopes will help Togo overcome teacher shortages.
To others, creating an ecosystem around these waste solutions is important for tackling stereotypes. The school sessions, says Agbodjinou, are the "best way" to demystify technology for children, especially girls, who in a male-dominated tech industry have even less access to gadgets than boys. It's making a difference, he says — some girls, initially shy, start playing with Jerry the computer, decorating it.
But the dream is still bigger. Agbodjinou sees WɔɛLab as a "petite république numérique" — a "small digital republic." And he hopes to create a tech city that will emerge as a unique African space for "democratic technology," he says. That's ambitious. But Togo's inventors have made it a habit to build more with less. They're making sure that Togo — like Jerry — has a lot more to offer than is obvious at first.
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Track listing

All songs by Clive Nolan & Mick Pointer

 "Out of the Wilderness" - 8:02
 "Crying for Help I" - 1:22
 "Valley of the Kings" - 10:10
 "Crying for Help II" - 3:08
 "Jericho" - 6:50
 "Crying for Help III" - 4:24
 "Midas Vision" - 4:36
 "Crying for Help IV" - 5:05
 "Solomon" - 14:37

From Irond Ltd label edition - 2004

 "Chosen" - Live - 6:31
 "Elea" - Live - 2:36
 "Friday's Dream" - Live - 4:33

Personnel

Clive Nolan - Keyboards
Mick Pointer - Drums
John Carson - Vocals
Keith More - Guitars
Cliff Orsi - Bass
Steve Rothery - Guest Guitar Solo on "Crying For Help IV"

References

2 https://www.discogs.com/fr/Arena-Songs-From-The-Lions-Cage/release/7415389

1995 debut albums
Arena (band) albums

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