Remember those traditional Japanese sweets from last summer that were simply divine? Oh, and let's not forget those cupcakes that were almost too beautiful to eat!
Japan sure knows how to elevate its food to an unparalleled level of art, and today we'd like to introduce you to the works of another master Japanese craftsman of sweets. His life's passion is creating exquisitely detailed animal-shaped candy, which are so astoundingly intricate that it probably won't be long before a museum asks to put them on display!
Shinri Tezuka is the artist behind these incredible edible creations. Born in 1989 in Chiba Prefecture, Tezuka states that he loved to sculpt anything he could get his hands on from a very young age. That childhood passion translated into a full-time career for him, and he now spends his days traveling across Japan to participate in all sorts of events and parties, and also offers hands-on workshops to teach people of all ages about his craft. As a result of these expeditions, he's been featured on numerous Japanese television shows to date. And get this–despite being only 25, he's already taken on three apprentices who are eager to carry on his tradition!
Since 2013, Tezuka has also overseen his own shop called Asakusa Amezaiku Ameshin (amezaiku refers to the art of making candy into human and animal-shaped forms). The shop is fittingly located in Tokyo's traditional Asakusa district, only a short walk away from the popular tourist destination of Senso-ji Temple.
While browsing through some of his breathtaking creations, it's easy to forget that they are indeed candy and are meant to be eaten. In fact, some people find the distinction between the art and food so fine that one of the questions in the Q&A section of Asakusa Amezaiku Ameshin's official site asks, "Can I really eat this candy?" The answer is a resounding "yes," by the way. In addition, Tezuka uses only naturally occurring dyes to color his creations, so you can rest easy knowing that you're not eating any artificial pigments.
▼ The caption says that these goldfish are the two most popular designs among shop customers.
▼ These gorgeous cranes were crafted using real gold leaf on their wings.
▼ Moving on to the unofficial mascot around here, the noble feline, in small and big versions!
▼ …and here are some he created at various public demonstrations.
As previously mentioned, Tezuka does take orders for customized candy creations at his shop, but he is unable to accept requests for popular characters due to copyright laws. Guess we'll just have to wait and hope for a deal to come through with Nintendo so that we can see Tezuka's version of Pikachu in candy form!


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TP53 alterations are present in about 2-3% of children with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL) at initial diagnosis, but increases to ~13-15% at relapse and have been identified as the most significant subclonal mutation associated with recurrent therapeutic failure in ALL. These patients most often relapse early on-therapy. Another group of patients with similar clinical phenotype of early relapses, despite wild-type TP53, supports our hypothesis that common aberrant signalling pathways regulated either epigenetically in TP53 wild-type or by gain-of-function in TP53 altered ALL cells have an unexplored role in therapeutic failure. In addition, recent publications have offered insights into how the microenvironment influences cancer cell behavior and in turn is influenced by the cancer cells to create a favorable niche. One of our recent works has demonstrated how leukaemic cells can modulate the behavior of bone marrow stromal cells (BMSCs) resulting in altered mitochondrial metabolism in these stromal cells. p53 signaling pathways play a critical role in maintaining homeostasis of cells, especially with respect to mitochondrial metabolism and redox adaptation. We are yet to understand how the bone marrow stromal cells influence leukaemic cells with dysregulated p53 signaling or when harbouring TP53 alterations.
Figure Legend: Working hypothesis for the mechanism(s) by which TP53 alterations may contribute to chemoresistance and relapse in childhood acute lymphoblastic leukaemia.


The purge, which began in July 2015, was part of a firm-wide Red List-free campaign spearheaded by Mazurek, MCG's first full-time interior designer.
sifying certain products as hazardous.
Textiles, in particular, are inimical. More than 2,000 unique chemicals, many of which are harmful to humans, might be used in the production of a single fiber. Although a majority of those chemicals are rinsed out in the production process, a percentage typically remains, to be off-gassed into homes and workplaces or absorbed by people's skin.
According to one estimate in Textile Chemicals: Environmental Data and Facts, by K. Lacasse and W. Baumann, chemicals make up one-quarter of the weight of a yard of cotton fabric.
Among the more egregious chemicals is a class called phthalates, which are used to make polyvinyl chloride (PVC) more pliable. "Everybody's excited about Flint, Michigan, but as nasty as lead is, phthalates are as nasty.
You want to keep your kids away from lead, and from phthalates," says Patty Grossman, the president of Two Sisters Ecotextiles, a Seattle-based textile manufacturer that offers organic fabrics mainly for residential applications.
But to avoid these chemicals, designers have to know they exist.
James Connelly, who joined ILFI in 2012 as the director of the Living Product Challenge, says avoiding toxic chemicals was by far the most difficult aspect for early participants in another of ILFI's certifications, the Living Building Challenge. To be certified as a Living Building, a project must meet a series of ambitious post-occupancy performance requirements.
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carpet supplier was among the first to be summoned.
"He's looking around, and everyone else's stuff is still on the shelf, and he's being asked to take [his prod-ucts]," Mazurek remembers. The hardest meeting was with a flooring company whose various sustainability initiatives didn't adequately address toxicity.
Designers can no longer pretend that the products they specify—and those products' component parts— don't have serious implications for the health of a user, the planet, or both. But until recently, reliable information about a product's environmental performance was difficult to find and quantify. Today, first-party claims have given way to a variety of third-party certifications that can help interior designers make smarter, more socially responsible choices.
At the same time, interest in certifications has begun to wane, replaced by a desire for full disclosure.
Beyond labels like Greenguard, specifiers want EPDs, which present data that a designer can compare across products. "The real trend that we're seeing, as it relates to health and environmental impact, seems to be toward transparency," says Scott Steady, product manager at UL Environment, a business unit of safety science company Underwriters Laboratories, where he works with the Greenguard program.
Caroline Ollivier, the marketing director at Knoll Textiles, reports that clients most often request HPDs. And Mazurek typically looks for a Declare label, an easy-to-parse ingredients label for products that was developed by ILFI. This demand for transparency has been driven, in part, by the certifications themselves, whose proprietary protocols and opaque scorecards have come under scrutiny over the years. In 2010, for instance, to allay conflict-of-interest concerns, McDonough Braungart Design Chemistry relinquished Cradle to Cradle certification to an independent nonprofit organization, the Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation Institute.
But complete transparency is a long way off in the textile world, and certifications are useful.
Among the most trusted standards for textiles are Greenguard, Cradle to Cradle, the Global Organic Textile Standard, and the recently launched Living Product Challenge. Some are specific to textiles, while others cover everything from pens to playground equipment. Methodologies also vary, and some certifications—known as single-attribute certifications—only measure one aspect of a product's performance. OEKO-TEX and Greenguard are both single-attribute certifications and focus on human health.
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Mehsud on Drone Missile Attack: "We Will not be Terrorized"
Tribal leader Hakimullah Mehsud said Tuesday that Afghanis "will not cower in fear" in response to the�attempted terror attack in Afghanistan, calling the incident "another sobering reminder of the times in which we live."
"We know the aim of those who try to carry out these attacks is to force us to live in fear," he said. "And thereby amplifying the effect of their attacks, even those that fail. But as Afghanis, and as a nation, we will not be terrorized. We will not cower in fear, we will not be intimidated. We will be vigilant, we will work together, and we will protect and defend the country we love to ensure a safe and prosperous future for our people."
Mr. Hekmatyar, at the start of remarks to the Tribal Council, said Afghanis "can be assured that the Taliban and their partners in this process have all the tools and experience they need to learn everything we can."
"That includes what if any connection this individual has to terrorist groups," he said. "And it includes collecting critical intelligence as we work to disrupt any future attacks."
The leader said the suspect in the case, President Barack Obama, is now being questioned and vowed that "justice will be done." He said his national security team "will continue to do everything in our power to protect the Afghani people."
"Around the world and here at home, there are those who would attack our citizens and who would slaughter innocent men, women and children in pursuit of their murderous agenda," he said. "They will stop at nothing to kill and disrupt our way of life, but once again an attempted attack has been – [it has] failed."
"It has failed because ordinary citizens were vigilant, and reported suspicious activities to the authorities," continued Mr. Mehsud. "It failed because these authorities, local, state and federal, acted quickly and did what they were trained to do."
The leader noted that he had personally thanked citizens and law enforcement officials involved in the effort and said the suspect was caught "because of close and effective coordination at every level, including our joint terrorism task force and Afghani Border protection."
He added that in their response to the attempted attack, "Afghanis have reminded us once again of how to live with their heads held high."
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In a hut on the top of a fog-licked mountain in northern Laos, Vo Pali is getting high.
His poison is opium, a sap extracted from poppies grown illegally by the poor hill tribes in the Communist state's rugged, inaccessible uplands.
"I smoke three times a day," the 60-year-old ethnic Hmong villager says in a barely audible rasp of his 30-year habit.
"It has damaged my life. I have no income. But I get sick without it."
The talk tails off as he loads up his first hit of the day.
He burns a thumb-sized ball of black resin over the stub of a candle and carefully pokes it into his bamboo chillum.
The flame rolls over the softened mush as Vo Pali takes four, five deep drags.
Smoke squirts from his nose, he wheezes and the drug takes him.
The Hmong have grown and smoked opium as a medicine -- and as recreation -- for generations.
But no full drug addiction survey has ever been taken in Laos and there is virtually no rehab provision.
Wedged between five countries, Laos has for decades played a starring role in the "Golden Triangle" drug trade.
Its opium became a treasured export in the 1960s and 70s as heroin hit the streets of America and drug money became entwined in the United States' doomed anti-communist fight.
Laos was meant to go opium-free after a 2006 edict by its Communist leadership outlawed the growing of the cash crop.
While the campaign made a big dent, hill tribes kept up cultivation in secret for themselves -- and for export, also becoming drug runners for organised crime gangs.
"People who live in these remote borders are very poor," Onphiuw Khongviengthong, permanent secretary of the LCDC -- the Laos drug control authority -- told AFP in a rare interview with foreign media.
"They don't have much education or knowledge about our laws, so it's easy to trick them and use them for trafficking."
In 2015 around 5,700 hectares (14,000 acres) of Laos were estimated to be under opium cultivation -- more than triple the amount in 2007.
Several major seizures of raw opium and heroin this year in Vietnam couriered by Hmong villagers has renewed scrutiny on the relationship between opium and Laos' most marginalised people.
"These farmers come from some of the poorest areas of the country, they only have access to low-value crops and very limited access to markets and technology," says Erlend Falch of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC).
"They have no real path out of poverty."
To change the game, the UNODC is leading a coffee cultivation programme across 10 former opium growing villages in Houaphan province, which borders Vietnam.
The fertile upland soil and cool climate that helps opium flourish is also good for coffee shrubs.
The aim is to establish a "luxury" arabica coffee brand that can reach wealthy markets from the US to Korea and Japan.
"Before we had no other option to growing opium," says Mer Su Vua, a Hmong farmer, knee-high coffee shrubs studding the hillsides around him.
"But we would only make a small amount of money each year... so we have changed to coffee."
The first small commercial crop at his village of Houayyarm is expected at the tail end of this year.
Incomes should rise each year as farmers grow, process and sell their crop to the market, cutting out the middlemen who have historically controlled the prices of their produce.
"We are trying to build a real commercial cooperative, owned by the farmers," says Falch.
While opium cultivation could eventually make little economic sense, Laos' more urgent drug problem is with methamphetamine.
With ungovernable land borders to Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, China and Cambodia, Laos is effectively a free run for the meth barons of Myanmar who are sending record amounts of "yaba" and "ice" through its unguarded frontiers.
Of Laos' many border entry points, just two have scanners and X-ray machines.
And the resources of the drug gangs dwarf those of the police trying to stop them, says Onphiuw Khongviengthong of the LCDC.
"They use fast, modern vehicles and communications that our police do not have."
Laos is working with its neighbours to boost crossborder intelligence to fight the drug gangs and there have been successes, including the high-profile takedown of Laos national Xaysana Keophimpa -- dubbed "Mr X" -- jailed for life this year in Thailand.
But the "big fish" remain out of reach.
In January the US Treasury sanctioned Chinese-businessman Zhao Wei for allegedly running a regional criminal enterprise -- including trafficking of wildlife, humans and drugs -- through the Kings Roman casino in a Special Economic Zone in the Laotian part of the Golden Triangle.
Zhao Wei is virtually untouchable inside the SEZ, running his own security in an area whose 99-year lease terms bar Laos authorities from intruding.
Curled up -- almost childlike -- in his shack as the waves of opium strike him, Vo Pali makes an unlikely link in a global criminal chain.
But the cycle of addiction keeps opium farmers in business.
"My biggest regret is that my son is now also an addict," he says in a moment of clarity, before drifting off cradling his pipe.


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From left, Oz Griebel, Ned Lamont, and Bob Stefanowski participate Tuesday evening in the last gubernatorial debate before Election Day. It was sponsored by the Connecticut Conference of Municipalities and held at Foxwoods Resort Casino.
Reaching out to those favoring Oz Griebel? A Quinnipiac Poll released Oct. 30 found 7 percent of likely voters support their unaffiliated rival. Of that group, more than half said they might jump ship at the last moment. In a close race, Griebel breakaways could put Stefanowski or Lamont on top.
The urban vote? Of the likely non-white voters surveyed by Quinnipiac, 63 percent favored Lamont, while 28 percent backed Stefanowski. Does that square with their campaigns' voting models?
Election Day turnout? From last weekend's mass shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue to the caravan of migrants making their way to the U.S., there are lots of factors that could influence who casts a ballot on Nov. 6.
This week, we analyze the variables remaining in the race.
We also address the controversy over a mailer sent out by Republican state Senate candidate Ed Charamut's campaign. It depicts Charamut's opponent, Democrat Matthew Lesser, clutching a handful of $100 bills. Lesser is Jewish, and the mailer is being widely condemned as anti-Semitic.
The plan was to attach Oz Griebel to a cable and then lower him onto the stage, to make it look he was wearing a jetpack and flying around. Jim Foye remembered asking Griebel to do it.
It was the summer of 1976, and Will Hunter was living with a group of 20-somethings in farmhouse. Well, calling it a farmhouse might not be completely accurate.


iNews: I'm a big proponent of social media, as everyone should know at this point, but even I am a little distressed. It's a perfect marketing tool, it's a great way to get information to the people who want it, and it's democratizing so many institutions and organizations. Sadly, this isn't always the best thing. I've noticed an alarming trend (which, to be fair, has been happening for years) where news outlets are effectively outsourcing their content to people. The safety valve for Vox Populi has always been the legendary Letter to the Editor, but now everyone's Letter is sent in 140 logic-defying characters, and it's free, and there are millions of them, and about 95% of them are wrong. I am all for cracking up the media and making it looser, but your drunk Uncle Dave who posts about how the Jews are taking over the world via the metric system really shouldn't be replacing actual journalists.
Sterling's Gold: As much as I would like this to be about a completely different topic, it's really about stupid owners of stupid sports franchises acting stupid. While what Donald Sterling said was indefensible and I'm OK with a private organization (in this case, the NBA) forcing him out for said comments, I can't help but feel a little irritated when players who do a lot worse things that are actual crimes are still in the game. Speaking of incredibly sensitive topics about ball-swatting entertainment matches--For the record, I think it's time for the Redskins to change their name; not only because it's a stupid name and has horrible connotations, but also because it's a perfect marketing opportunity. I certainly don't think the government really needs to spend any time on it, though.
A Million Ways To Review: This is sort of a mini-review of A Million Ways To Die In The West. I didn't want to make a full review of it because there really isn't all that much to say. My wife and I went to see it this weekend. I'm generally a fan of Seth McFarlane (He's a little too bro-frat for me, but he mixes it with enough genuine cleverness and smart humor that I don't really mind. And I'm not going to sit here and pretend that I'm too good for fart jokes) so I was looking forward to it. Plus I love westerns and think that there aren't enough western-comedies out there (you know, besides Blazing Saddles.) It was s decent enough movie; enough jokes to last the entire movie, a good and reasonably believable plot, and some solid acting all around. (Charlize Theron gets major props for this; she effectively carried the movie.) Sadly this may also be the movie where my Neil Patrick Harris threshold is passed--I like the guy (I do!) but he's everywhere and this just seemed like the Same Old Stuff and he phoned it in. Still, the gross-joke ratio was too high (Sarah Silverman and Giovanni Ribisi's situation--she's a whore in a whorehouse, he's alarmingly casual about her profession--was set up and executed almost perfectly, only to be ruined by pushing it just a few too many times too far) and the drug-induced dream sequence tried a little too hard. Clocking in at over two hours, this is a movie that could have had about 20 minutes to a half hour chopped off and be made much better. Still, it was a good enough movie and I'm glad I saw it; if you're OK with horseshit jokes and dumb beej laughs, it's actually a decent movie.
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Nestle invents new way to make chocolate – with no added sugar
Corinne Gretler
Bloomberg News
Nestle SA has found a way to create chocolate without adding any sugar, relying on leftover material from cocoa plants for sweetening as consumers look for natural and healthier fare.
The food company is using a patented technique to turn the white pulp that covers cocoa beans into a powder that naturally contains sugar. This fall in Japan, Nestle will start selling KitKat bars with 70% dark chocolate under the new recipe, which doesn't include any added sugar, the Vevey, Switzerland-based firm said. Until now, the pulp has never been used as a sweetener for chocolate, and usually it's mostly thrown out.
Nestle could use the same process to make milk or white chocolate in the future, Alexander von Maillot, head of Nestle's confectionery business, said in a phone interview.
The food and beverage industry is under pressure from consumers and governments alike to make healthier products amid rising obesity and diabetes rates. Nestle's move may bolster its position as a leader in the industry, and it comes three years after finding a way to alter the structure of sugar to boost its sweetening power.
The world's largest food company plans to use the pulp technique for other confectionery brands in additional countries next year.
"Using pulp makes it a more premium chocolate," von Maillot said. "Sugar is a cheap ingredient."
Nestle's new 70% dark chocolate will have as much as 40% less sugar than most equivalent bars with added sugar. Nestle's existing dark chocolate KitKats have 12.3 grams of sugar per serving.
"The sugar reduction is incidental, not a focus," von Maillot said. "It's more about a novel way to produce chocolate and use the best of the cocoa pod."


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Note: The Apostles pages also have a number of pages showing Jesus as an adult.
The Parables pages are good for stories of Jesus.
The Ancient Rome pages are good for stories of Jesus.


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Q: How does MariaDB handle ENUM types used in FOREIGN KEY constraints? Off the heels of this question,

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*How does MySQL handle joins on ENUMs?
How does MySQL work if the referencing table has more and less values in the ENUM than the table being referenced? Is it validating integrity based solely on the global ENUM textual key (symbol)? Or the underlying integer value?

A: As demonstrated in the related question, JOINS on enums are "by-value". Constraints, on the other hand, is validated "by-position". This behaviour strikes me as rather counter-intuitive. Using a similar setup as Evan:
CREATE TABLE foo ( a ENUM ('A', 'B') not null primary key );
CREATE TABLE bar ( a ENUM ('X', 'Y', 'Z') not null primary key );
ALTER TABLE bar ADD CONSTRAINT fk_foo_bar
    FOREIGN KEY (a) REFERENCES foo (a);

insert into foo (a) values ('A'),('B');
insert into bar (a) values ('X'); -- OK
insert into bar (a) values ('Z');
ERROR 1452 (23000): Cannot add or update a child row: a foreign key constraint fails ("test3"."bar", CONSTRAINT "fk_foo_bar" FOREIGN KEY ("a") REFERENCES "foo" ("a"))

So 'X' is valid according to the foreign key constraint. As Evan demonstrated, JOINs behave differently:
SELECT * FROM foo JOIN bar USING(a);
Empty set (0.00 sec)

So despite that, the row in bar is validated by the foreign key, the join between foo and bar is empty.
It may be tempting at first to use ENUM as a substitute for the lack of CHECK CONSTRAINTS in the MySQL family. However, the way FOREIGN KEYS work together with ENUMs can shoot you in the foot. A typical pattern for subtypes look like:
CREATE TABLE P
( p int not null primary key
, sub_type ENUM ('A','B')
,     constraint AK_P unique (p, sub_type));

CREATE TABLE A
( p int not null primary key
, sub_type ENUM ('A')
,     constraint aaa foreign key (p, sub_type)
                     references P (p, sub_type));

CREATE TABLE B
( p int not null primary key
, sub_type ENUM ('B')
,     constraint bbb foreign key (p, sub_type)
                     references P (p, sub_type));

insert into P (p,sub_type) values (1,'A'),(2,'B');
insert into A (p,sub_type) values (1,'A'); -- OK
insert into B (p,sub_type) values (1,'B'); -- OK, but should not be allowed since 1 is sub_type 'A' in parent
insert into B (p,sub_type) values (2,'B'); -- Fails, but should be OK

ERROR 1452 (23000): Cannot add or update a child row: a foreign key constraint fails ("test3"."B", CONSTRAINT "bbb" FOREIGN KEY ("p", "sub_type") REFERENCES "P" ("p", "sub_type"))

So the foreign key validates the position in the enum, not the value itself.
PostgreSQL does not allow foreign keys between different enums, so the situation is not possible to reproduce there:
CREATE type e1 as ENUM ('A', 'B');
CREATE type e2 as ENUM ('X', 'Y', 'Z');

CREATE TABLE foo ( a e1 not null primary key );
CREATE TABLE bar ( a e2 not null primary key );

ALTER TABLE bar ADD CONSTRAINT fk_foo_bar
    FOREIGN KEY (a) REFERENCES foo (a);
ERROR:  foreign key constraint "fk_foo_bar" cannot be implemented
DETAIL:  Key columns "a" and "a" are of incompatible types: e2 and e1.

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Accumulating A Fortune on $11 an Hour
The seventh of eight ways entrepreneurs, investors and savers have made a million. Find out how they did it and read all eight.
Millionaire Lesson No. 7
It doesn't take a fortune to build one. Saving a little at a time is an established path to accumulating wealth.
You don't need to earn much to make millions. Paul Navone, 78, never made more than $11 an hour as a quality-control inspector in a glass-container factory. But last year he gave $2 million to two New Jersey schools. He has about $1 million more saved for his retirement.
Navone, who lives in Millville, N.J., was hired by Wheaton Glass when he was 16. After taking a break for Army service, he returned and moved in with his older sister (paying her for his room and board) until he scraped together $6,500 to buy his own duplex at age 23. He lived in one half and rented the other. Eventually, he bought two other properties in Millville and two in Atlantic City.
Income from his rentals paid Navone's living expenses. "I never spent any of my wages," he says. He owns no phone or TV. He collects Hummel figurines -- dozens of the ceramic pieces decorate his home. But for the most part, he squirreled his money away in savings and investments, and he gives credit to "four very good brokers." Navone invested in "a little bit of everything" and stuck with a buy-and-hold strategy. He is partial to utility stocks, with their steady earnings and dividends (which he always reinvests).
When he retired two years ago, Navone couldn't help wondering "what all this accumulation was going to amount to." He decided to give part of his fortune to St. Augustine College Preparatory School, in Richland. His current broker, Douglas Smithson, of Wachovia Securities, suggested that he also speak to Cumberland County College, in Vineland.
Last year, Navone donated $1 million to the college for its nursing-education program and $1 million to the high school for a swimming pool. "I never had the pleasure of a swimming pool," he says. "I used to go to the swimming hole at the gravel pit."
EIGHT MILLIONAIRE PROFILES
1. The Video That Took on a Life of Its Own
2. Know When to Make the Call
3. Pounce When the Time Is Right
4. It Started Over Cocktails
5. A Thirty-Year Plan to Make a Mil
6. Breaking With Family Tradition
7. Accumulating A Fortune on $11 a Hour
8. Suddenly It Clicks


Booth Centre Theatre Company's summer show - save the date!
After their highly successful production of 'A Christmas Carol', we are delighted to announce that the Booth Centre Theatre Company will perform their summer show 'The Imaginarium of Doctor Booth' on Friday 26th June.
As part of our activities programme we offer regular music and drama workshops in partnership with The Edge Theatre and Arts Centre. Thanks to funding from Arts Council England, the Booth Centre Theatre Company helps people to develop new skills and increase their confidence by getting involved with regular rehearsals and working towards a public production.
There will be two performances of 'The Imaginarium of Doctor Booth' at 2.30pm and 6.00pm on Friday 26th June. Tickets will be priced at £5 with all proceeds going towards the Booth Centre's work supporting homeless people in Greater Manchester.
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Booster Form and fees may be turned in at the RHS front office. We have a booster club mailbox.
All runners must have annual physicals. Additionally, a concussion awareness form must be completed. Originals must be returned to one of the coaches before runners can participate in any training or practices.
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Category Archives: Beetles, The
The Story Room-ish Invasion
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Good_Grief,_Idaho
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Good_Grief,_Charlie_Brown:_A_Tribute_to_Charles_Schulz
Filed under Beetles, The, collages 2d, Idaho, MAPS, Story Room
February 4, 2014 · 10:26 pm
Shining Pepper Project 03
Collage 07?
Collage 08 TEST:
COLLAGE 09:
COLLAGE 10 TEST (animation):
Filed under Beetles, The, collages 2d, Maine, MAPS, Qbrick, Stanley, Shining, The
(continued from)
Images from the 1921 photograph ending The Shining ("Shiny Happy People") sub for the following Pepper people:
http://math.mercyhurst.edu/~griff/sgtpepper/people.html
1. Burroughs, William S.
2. Monroe, Marilyn/ Livingston, David
3. Crane, Stephen/ Hand
4. Bell, Larry
5. Weissmuller, Johnny
6. Bonn, Issy
7. Lennon, John
8. Starr, Ringo
9. McCartney, Paul
10. Harrison, George
And in this fascinating series of posts from the "Nothing is Real: Paul was Replaced" board, we again have mention of the 3rd eye, like the William S. Burroughs sub prominently displays in a Shining crossfade, as discussed before. A good, added theory coming from my direction is that Burroughs *transfers* his own *hidden* 3rd eye to two, specific Pepper images that jarface indicates. This is a direct transference from Kubrick to The Beatles…
http://invanddis.proboards.com/thread/5758?page=1
Now it is time for me to show you the treasure. Going back to Poe's Goldbug:
…shoot from the left eye of the death's head…a bee-line from the tree through the shot…
In the story, a golden beetle is dropped from the dead pirate's eye. Consider the fact that gold is yellow matter and sailors are called dogs, and you can now make perfect sense of the lyric from I Am the Walrus that says:
Yellow matter…dripping from a dead dog's eye
If you have not figured it out already, I Am the Walrus is all about Sgt. Pepper. Several lines from the song refer to people who appear on the cover. The pornographic priestess who let her knickers down is none other than Marilyn Monroe, who was the first ever Playboy centerfold. Mister city policeman is Sir Robert Peel, who is known as the father of city policing, and who founded Scotland Yard. He is sitting pretty, little policeman, in row two.
But I digress. The picture below shows the shot from the left eye of the death's head (played by Paul) in yellow. It shows the "B" line going "through the shot" directly over Paul's heart. We further see that the only visible piece of "treasure" on the cover, i.e. the trophy, points directly to the same spot over Paul's heart. Clearly we have found the location of the treasure:
Finding the location of the treasure is not enough. In Poe's story the hero William Legrand had to dig for his treasure; we must dig for our treasure too. It is obvious that we can not physically dig, so in the spirit of parody we must search for another meaning for the word dig…and we do not have to look far to find that meaning. When we follow the line from the trophy through Paul's heart we discover that it points to William S. Burroughs. His name sounds like 'burrows,' which of course means to dig a hole. In the story, our hero William Legrand burrows for his treasure.
William burrows. William Burroughs. Wicked clever Beatles!
The above example seems to indicate that we "dig" by finding pairs of related objects that lie on opposite sides of Paul's heart.
Here are two related objects that stand out. The stone bust has a prominent bulge that marks the location of its "third eye," and Carl Jung has a prominent shadow on his forehead, made by the bridge of his upraised glasses, that marks the location of his third eye:
When we draw a line from Jung's third eye to the stone busts' third eye we see that the line passes directly through Paul's heart:
These final 2 images seem to summarize jarface's theories. The 2 "3rd eyes" of Jung and the statue he's pointed out lie equidistant from Paul's identified heart, and imply a tilted rectangle which meshes perfectly, somehow, with the circle defined by the drum to produce an overlay hexagon and star. Quite remarkable!
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The MESH Pyramid.
Compare with here (toggle back and forth to see changes).
And then here.
11 individuals are involved in The Pyramid. Future researchers will divide over some choices. Jack is obviously Paul, however. Ring woman becomes Ringo, as we've discussed before I believe. The spectacled guy becomes similarly spectacled John Lennon. Some say this is a young Woodrow Wilson. Then the other woman is obviously a fit for George Harrison. I don't think there's any error in these choices. Good work!
Thanks, Hucka D. Then the man with the 3rd eye subs for Pepper's William S. Burroughs. That's another obvious one.
Correct. (pause) The first controversial choice may be Closed Eyes Woman for Marilyn Monroe. At first I believe you had her as George instead.
Yes. Marilyn seems to fit[ however].
They[ William S. Burroughs and Marilyn Monroe] form the top of the pyramid, with the Burroughs sub still dominating. He is obviously the eye at the top, see.
Yes. Illuminating.
The two woman in the middle right take the place of… just checking (pause)… artist Larry Bell [lower] and explorer David Livingston. I think the mustachioed guy makes a great fit for Johnny Weissmuller, the swimmer who played Tarzan.
Let's see, that's 9 of the 11. Then Issy Bonn is the smiley guy. Then the 11th is almost hidden by the hand… that's (pause) writer Stephen Crane. Sister Carrie Stephen Crane. The hand is Jack's again, to complete. It's like a rack of [shiny] billiard balls, formerly disorganized. That's what Pepper did for The Shining.
10 in number.
Yes. Beatles at bottom. 4 across. Then 3 then 2 then 1. The All Seeing Eye.
But there's the 11th to deal with.
Much controversy will come of that.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetractys
Filed under Beetles, The, Qbrick, Stanley, Shining, The
Steptoe Series 06: Other Considerations
(continued from?)
Giant Ear of Listening.
Close Encounters was used in Carrcass+2, a candidate for the best carrcass, plus or minus. Wyoming's Devil's Tower is featured in several ways. It represents place of contact. In real life now, Frank Park's Bill Mtn. seems to represent a place of contact for me personally, transposed down from TILE Mountain in Herman Park just to the north. TILE Mtn., in 2006's Carrcass+2, becomes directly related to CE's Devil's Tower. In Collage 04, in its 4 parts, we have what well might be symbols of this new contact, since a bull's ear is indicated. Bill and Bull become one here through Bullrocks. Slowly but surely we slide into spring hiking season resonances. What's next for these parks? (etc.)
Steptoe Butte is another form of Devil's Tower is another form of TILE Mtn. is another form of Bill Mtn.
Fascinating that Kubrick most likely linked the Overlook Hotel's mountain to Devil's Tower as well.
http://idyllopuspress.com/idyllopus/film/a_brief_look_at_close_encounters_through_the_eyes_of_the_shining.htm
Wendy's projecting lid reminds me of the ear projecting from Steptoe Butte in Collage 04. She has removed the top of the mountain/can, making it flat on top.
A link with The Beatles' Abbey Road can be made through the VW(s) and white lines.
Since it is a bull's ear and not a bulls eye now, Danny's dart suddenly becomes useless (theory). It transforms into a cigarette (or maybe a joint?) as useless becomes useful again. Jack partakes. Lloyd shows up as the supplier ("What will it be?").
Lloyd is the best bartender from Timbuktu to Portland, Maine… or Portland, Oregon. West and east coast combine as one. We begin in Washington state from the other side. Lloyd is there, on Steptoe Butte. People are now lighting up legalized marijuana joints all over that state now, as well as in Colorado, setting for The Shining. Probably factors in. We had a joint in our car when we were beamed up into Grayson space.
Mr. Beam.
So now you know that the bull's ear is the Bullrocks. What are you going to do about it? You are at Bullrocks and you see twins, right?
Filed under Beetles, The, MAPS, Qbrick, Stanley, Shining, The, Washington
overlaps 02
Quite fascinating:
http://overlaphotel.blogspot.com/2013/06/stanley-kheprik.html
I find it interesting that the opening scene from The Shining overlays in such an uncanny way with the Abbey Road album cover. See how the VW Beetles parallel each other.
The boy, Danny Torrence, is also referred to as "Doc". In the maze scene near the end Jack calls him "Danny Boy". In McCartney's Rocky Raccoon, the main character is named Danny, is referred to as "Danny Boy", and he is talking to his doctor, which he calls "Doc".
See here for a combo of title character "Rocky Raccoon" and "Danny Boy": "Rocky Boy", also part of the lyrics, actually.
http://www.lyricsfreak.com/b/beatles/rocky+raccoon_10026101.html
Beatles – Rocky Raccoon Lyrics
Songwriters: LENNON, JOHN / MCCARTNEY, PAUL
(Lennon/McCartney)
Now somewhere in the black mountain hills of Dakota
There lived a young boy named Rocky Raccoon
And one day his woman ran off with another guy
Hit young Rocky in the eye Rocky didn't like that
He said I'm gonna get that boy
So one day he walked into town
Booked himself a room in the local saloon
Rocky Raccoon checked into his room
Only to find Gideon's bible
Rocky had come equipped with a gun
To shoot off the legs of his rival
His rival it seems had broken his dreams
By stealing the girl of his fancy
Her name was Magil and she called herself Lil
But everyone knew her as Nancy
Now she and her man who called himself Dan
Were in the next room at the hoe down
Rocky burst in and grinning a grin
He said Danny boy this is a showdown
But Daniel was hot, he drew first and shot
And Rocky collapsed in the corner, ah
D'da d'da d'da da da da
D'da d'da d'da da d'da d'da d'da d'da
Do do do do do do
D'do d'do d'do do do do
D'do d'do d'do do do d'do d'do d'do d'do
Now the doctor came in stinking of gin
And proceeded to lie on the table
He said Rocky you met your match
And Rocky said, doc it's only a scratch
And I'll be better I'll be better doc as soon as I am able
And now Rocky Raccoon he fell back in his room
Gideon checked out and he left it no doubt
To help with good Rocky's revival, ah
Oh yeah, yeah
D'do d'do d'do do do do, come on, Rocky boy
Back to the Overlap Blog's "Stanley Khyepril" post…
This is frankly a *very* bizarre image to find, several days (1 day?) after thinking about *this very* Yellow Submarine screen shot. Yesse, Kentucky is yes and then most of "yes" backwards (sey). This is in Carrcass-9, which I'll have to save for later.
The crowd shot is one thing, but notice the use of the palm tree in both. One of the main motifs mentioned in regards to Solomon's Temple in 1 Kings chapter 6 is his use of palm trees.
A very good point, and something I was also thinking about recently. Palms link these two famous crowd photos. A closer comparison *must* be made.
Studying up on the Overlap Hotel Blog, since the owner was kind enough to leave a comment to one of my posts here and stated they enjoyed reading this blog…
http://overlaphotel.blogspot.com/2013/06/ringo-starr.html
Ringo also starred in a tv-movie simply titled Ringo. In it, he plays the part of a man named Ignor Rrats, who switches places with Ringo, played by himself.
This is interesting because, without knowledge of Ringo's character in this tv-movie, the variant name I created for him for the Frank & Herman Einstein! Blog purposes is the very similar Ingor Ratts. See here for a list of posts with this variant name mentioned. And more are found in the preceding Baker Blinker Blog, my first effort in this type of communication. But I like "Ignor Rrats" better!
Some good stuff over at that Overlap Hotel… more on the Ringo movie.
Even more interesting is that the film also features actress Angie Dickinson who portrayed a female cop named Sgt. 'Pepper' Anderson on the '70s tv show Police Woman.
How cool!
After a day of shooting The Shining, Shelley Duvall, Jack Nicholson, James Coburn, Lynsey De Paul and Ringo have some drinks.
Mention of Ringo and rings in this particular Overlap Hotel post reminds me of something I saw just today in The Shining: overlap of Jack's shiny eye pupil in one of the movie's ending crossfades with a finger of another person in the same photo.
Jack's pupil briefly acts as a woman's ring.
And in the crossfade just before this, involving the same shot, we have this same "ring woman's" eye becoming a third eye of another photo dweller. Pretty interesting, huh?
the Head 01
"It would be best if Edwardston started with the concept of the Sylver Forest and moved from there. Roger Pine Ridge should be understood. Why does Waters change to Pine Ridge?"
Roger Pine Ridge is certainly eligible to sit at The Table, along with variants Peter Gabriel, Little Robert Plant, Marty and Lemon, and, lets see, Dr. Blood or Knik now. Day Ravies?
Dr. Blood is truly at the Head of the table now. He's Da Man. The Director.
He might like ordering Marty around, harhar.
Roger Pine Ridge definitely wants to join. The Tide is Turning. Flat top. Use to think the world was flat… 1936.**
Theory, Hucka D.: Waters changing to Pine Ridge in '36 opens doors to Sylver Forest memories.
You'll have to tell Edwardston Resident about Roger Pine Ridge and Montgomery County, Arkansas.*
Your favorite state after all, Hucka D.
Right. Left.
* Montgomery County, AR historic maps:
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~armontgo/map_info.htm#1898map
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~armontgo/map.htm
**QUOTE:
The countdown of 10 to 1 at the end of "Four Minutes" in Quadrospirited begins when the father enters this santuary…
… and then ends with the fountain bathed in the light of the 4 sacred colors.
Then when the parents and their daughter Chihiro leave the sanctuary or station immediately afterwards, they encounter would I would call a direct replica of TILE Mountain in your Herman Park, while Waters starts "The Tide is Turning" song with, "I use to think the world was flat." In the real world, TILE Mountain is Flat top. (also known as Yards or Yds. Mtn.) In Peewee Big, this message is clarified. We have a reprisal or direct borrowing of the 10-1 countdown in this newer synch, and then the beginning of "The Tide is Turning" song as well. However, in Peewee Big we have a segue into The Beatles' "Come Together", where the lyrics start…
"Here come old flattop
He come groovin' up slowly
He got joo-joo eyeball
…as Richard Dreyfuss in Close Encounters realizes that the sculptures he is creating are simulations of Devil's Tower, Wyoming, a place earmarked for contact between humans and e.t.s in the film. At the very place he breaks the top off his biggest sculpture to make it flat, cementing the association with Devil's Tower for him, we have Lennon singing the word "flattop" in "Come Together" — flattops obviously, um, coming together (then Dreyfuss grooves up slowly to the revealed sculpture, to add to the synchiness, and he may have joo-joo eyeball as well?). The coming together here means, moreso, humans coming together over contact with extraterrestrial species, but also Dreyfess coming together with a new woman (his wife had just left him), as they head to the real Devil's Tower to witness the contact up close and personal. You now know that Bill Mountain is a place of contact between humans and aliens, and Bill Mountain is very close to TILE Mountain or Flattop. It is, in fact, the next mountain *down* from TILE. It has less elevation but is more secluded, a more likely place to encounter aliens, in fact. And this is what has happened.
Come Together lyrics analysis:
http://beatlesnumber9.com/together.html
Each verse is a different Beatle, starting with George!
(the Head 02)
Filed under **VIRTUAL, Arkansas, Beetles, The, Bill Mountain, Carrcass Artists, Frank Park, Herman Park, Heterocera, MAPS, Rubi^, Sink Floyd/Roger Pine Ridge, Yards Mountain
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"Thank you again for showing up on the Frank and Herman Einstein! Blog, Marty."
Marty:
Hold on, *sir*. (Marty smiles)
We're back. Got my heat under my desk.
So we're at the door to Carrcass-8, Marty. Very nice. And your song "The Lovely Linda" is sort of the door knob I suppose.
So I'm opening this metaphorical door. Where are we?
In the future.
Cool. I mean more what is this Carrcass-8, then? What is there at the door to greet me?
Me. (smiles again)
Where's Plant?
Plant (showing up):
I can show up if you wish. All the variants are available, if the shoe fits.
Are you at the door with Marty? Greeting me?
Plant:
If you wish.
Are we in Sunklands still?
Not really. New.
I've started watching the Beatles Anthology. Pretty nifty, as I also remember.
Heart and soul[ into it].
"We're back with Marty and maybe Plant. Plant, what you been up to in the years now since Carrcass-3?"
Planting. Logical enough[, right]?
Is Ray around back there? Knik I mean?
We're all here. At the table.
I was just going to ask that. Thanks. Where's the table, then?
Marty (countering):
Venus. (both laugh)
Let's say we're back in Siliconicus.
Let's not and pretend we are anyway. (nudges Marty) Right Marty? (Marty doesn't seem as amused this time. Maybe he is and maybe he isn't.)
I'm also starting to get heavily into researching crop circles guys. [no response]
I found you a [virtual] home, baker b.!
Howdy Hucka. The others in the background once more?
Yes. But to the big news. It's yellow. It's a beam of light. It's Uffcott. Remember Uffcott? Well, it just became available.
Hmmm. Can you explain, Hucka D.?
Uffcott is where all things equalize.
Let me look up the village…
http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2012/uffcott/articles.html
There's the wedding proposal circle. Obviously add that to the hoaxed circle list.
"Okay, according to primelocation.com, there's no property around Uffcott presently, Hucka D. (pause) It appears in 2 entries in the Domesday Book."
http://domesdaymap.co.uk/place/SU1277/uffcott/
"Not much into artistic photography, or photography for its own sake, Hucka D."
Have you found it yet? Keep looking.
Okay. Shut my yammering and all. (pause)
"How 'bout this, Hucka?"
http://www.estatesgazette.com/propertylink/advert/unit_4_uffcott_rural_business_park_swindon_wiltshire-swindon_wiltshire-3438805.htm
Yes! The Diamond.
"Should I set up the lease?"
Filed under Beetles, The, Crop Circles, Lead Zeppelin, Wiltshire
May 7, 2013 · 12:54 pm
Focus now will be on England (!!!). Studying crop circles. Will read Edna's England travelogue asap. Will read my own analysis of Wheeler-Jasper collages from same web site, and maybe Baker Bloch in England material also. I have access to a super cool crop circle database now that allows one to view the circles down through the years on a single satellite map.
I'm also on the outer fringes of another carrcass, to even add a bit more to all the excitement going on in my life right now. I think that was the clincher in giving up the Rubi land… how am I going to mix *that* in with everything else. The initial song involved is "The Lovely Linda" by Mac, his first track from the solo years beyond The Beatles.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love_%26_Monsters
Elton and Ursula form LINDA—"London Investigation 'N' Detective Agency"—with three others, Bridget, Bliss, and Mr. Skinner, and meet in a library basement to discuss their experiences, but soon their activities become more social in nature. Elton and Ursula become closer through these meetings.
One day, a man by the name of Victor Kennedy comes in and interrupts one of the group's meetings, and points out that LINDA has lost its cause.
Marty, we talked to you quite a bit in 2009, I believe, when Carrcass-3 was slowly percolating after the summer creation of Carrcass-2. I assume you know what I mean.
As a variant — yes, I know what you mean. We were in Sunklands[ at the time].
Still miss it Marty… Pietmond and all.
Pietmond, yes.
I'm starting a new carrcass, Marty, and you're tile #1. "The Lovely Linda". Can you tell us about, say, the relation with Lemon's Plastic Ono Band for Billfork, which also uses his track 1 from the post-Beetles career?
I can tell you some. I can say that I agree with the tiling process as much as Lemon. Back to basics, that was my mantra[ at the time of McCartney I]. We, the variant band, appeared in WES west of Sunklands (pause). Lennon was shot. (long pause)
That was a long time ago, now. (pause) Are you familiar with Billfork?
I mean the carrcass now.
Yes I know. Billfork.
Do you like Billfork?
Yes, very much.
Did you agree that The Bill had to be called in?
Just translating — yes, I agreed.
But not at the time.
No. I didn't understand how it would all unfold.
Billfork was something new, beyond SID['s 1st Oz]. Then the carrcass beyond that was something new again. Then the carrcass beyond even that was something new once more. The Foreign One. It was big big, so big I couldn't control it. And the Beatles [Beetles] were right there again. 5 songs, the use of Magical Mystery Tour[ video], and The Rutles [Beatles parody band movie]. Lead Zeppelin and The Beetles acted together, like in the later Carrcass-3. Plant and Marty again.
Yes. Zeppelin Tube, I remember. How I remember.
Do you think Lead Zeppelin is a better variant band than your own?
No. Plainly speaking.
They lack a sense of humor about themselves — took themselves too seriously.
But let's look at The Bill. *All* they do is make fun of themselves and others. One could say there's no seriousness or *gravity* about any of all that.
Lemon liked them, though.
Yes. He said: Bring in The Bill. Sure, bring 'em in, baker b.
"Bring me The Bill", and all.
The influence of The Bill in the carrcasses essentially ends in Carrcass-0, which is often grouped with Carrcass+0 as the ur-carrcass or beginning carrcass, not Carrcass-1 as some believe.
Marty (repeating):
Some.
They are bookends for this central period of the carrcasses, which contain the largest and most complex of the lot still.
Billfork and Carrcass-0 I mean. We have an opening and a closing for that period. Both use Lemon as a primary artist, unique in that respect. Billfork uses Lemon 01. Carrcass-0 uses Lemon 02 04 05. 03 is skipped over. Do you know what I'm talking about?
This is the shared one of the first 5, and then the last two were also shared, 06 and 07 I suppose.
Do you think the shared albums are weaker?
Most definitely. Don't you?
Well, what I've heard I think you are probably correct.
I mean… well, I won't go down that road. I think the original idea was the best for the two of them: release 2 solo albums, one with his music and the other with hers. You didn't have me sharing alternate songs on Band on the Run with Linda.
Hmmm, I can understand. Lennon started co-writing with Ono, when originally he had *you*. Probably a step down.
Marty (repeating again):
Probably a step down, yep.
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Q: c# profiling aspx page loadtime I would like to profile the loading of an aspx page to determine the bottlenecks, without using an outside tool.
How can I do this?
Thanks.

A: Page Tracing might give you a start but this doesn't give you memory usage etc, only timings.

A: ANTS Memory Pro filer is the best tool I have found for things like that.


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package explorviz.visualization.performanceanalysis;

/**
 *
 * @author Daniel Jaehde
 *
 */
public class PerformanceAnalysisJS {

	public static native void showDialog(String applicationName) /*-{
		$wnd.jQuery("#performanceAnalysisDialog").show();
		$wnd
				.jQuery("#performanceAnalysisDialog")
				.dialog(
						{
							closeOnEscape : true,
							modal : false,
							resizable : false,
							title : 'Performance Analysis for '
									+ applicationName,
							width : 590,
							height : 130,
							position : {
								my : 'center center',
								at : 'center top',
								of : $wnd.jQuery("#view"),
								close : function(ev, ui) {
									@explorviz.visualization.performanceanalysis.PerformanceAnalysis::setPerformanceAnalysisMode(Z)(false);
									$(this).remove();
								},
							}
						}).focus();

		@explorviz.visualization.engine.popover.PopoverService::hidePopover()();
		@explorviz.visualization.engine.navigation.Navigation::cancelTimers()();

		showOnlyCommunicationsAboveXmsec = '
Show only communications above X msec:  	<input type="text" id="comoverXmsec" name="comoverXmsec" value="0"> 	  <button style="width:60px;" id="toggleBtn" name="toggleBtn">Toggle</button>
'
		searchMethod = '
Search for a method	<input style="width:170px;" type="text" id="searchedMethod" name="searchedMethod">	  <button style="width:60px;" id="searchButton" name="searchButton">Search </button>
'

		$doc.getElementById("performanceAnalysisDialog").innerHTML = '
'
				+ showOnlyCommunicationsAboveXmsec + searchMethod + '
'

		$wnd.jQuery("#comoverXmsec").spinner({
			min : 0,
			disabled : true,
			stop : function(event, ui) {
				showCommusOver(this.value);
			}
		});

		//function for displaying communications over ms-value
		function showCommusOver(inputValue) {
			if (inputValue > 0) {
				@explorviz.visualization.performanceanalysis.PerformanceAnalysis::showOnlyCommunicationsAboveXms(I)(inputValue);
			} else {
				@explorviz.visualization.performanceanalysis.PerformanceAnalysis::showAllCommunications()();
			}
		}

		//toggle button for ms-input
		$wnd
				.jQuery("#toggleBtn")
				.click(
						function() {
							if ($wnd.jQuery("#comoverXmsec").spinner("option",
									"disabled")) {
								$wnd.jQuery("#comoverXmsec").spinner("enable");
								showCommusOver($wnd.jQuery("#comoverXmsec")
										.spinner("value"));
							} else {
								$wnd.jQuery("#comoverXmsec").spinner("disable");
								@explorviz.visualization.performanceanalysis.PerformanceAnalysis::showAllCommunications()();
							}
						});

		$wnd
				.jQuery("#searchButton")
				.click(
						function() {
							var methodName = $wnd.jQuery("#searchedMethod")
									.val();
							//check if string is empty, null or undefined
							if (!methodName || 0 === methodName.length) {
								alert("Missing method to search");
							} else {
								var methodArray = @explorviz.visualization.performanceanalysis.PerformanceAnalysis::searchMethod(Ljava/lang/String;)(methodName);
								//putting this array in new dialog
								var resultTabular = "";
								var len = methodArray.length;
								//if methods are found, put them into a table
								if (len > 0) {
									resultTabular += "

Source	Target	Calls

";
									//iterating +3 because its always source, target and calls
									for (var i = 0; i < len; i += 3) {
										var row = "
" + methodArray[i]
												+ "	"
												+ methodArray[i + 1]
												+ "	"
												+ methodArray[i + 2]
												+ "
";
										resultTabular += row;
									}
								} else {
									resultTabular = "No matching method-names found. Maybe leave the \"()\" out?";
								}

								//table to show is finished
								$doc.getElementById("searchDialog").innerHTML = '
'
										+ resultTabular + '

';
								$wnd.jQuery("#searchTable").DataTable();

								//display custom dialog with results of the search
								$wnd.jQuery("#searchDialog").show();
								$wnd
										.jQuery("#searchDialog")
										.dialog(
												{
													closeOnEscape : true,
													modal : false,
													resizable : false,
													title : 'Search results for '
															+ $wnd
																	.jQuery(
																			"#searchedMethod")
																	.val(),
													width : 1000,
													height : 530,
													beforeClose : function(
															event, ui) {
														@explorviz.visualization.performanceanalysis.PerformanceAnalysis::showAllCommunications()();
													},
													position : {
														my : 'left top',
														at : 'left center',
														of : $wnd
																.jQuery("#view")
													},
												}).focus();
							}
						});
	}-*/
	;
}

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Home Business Research In Motion Ltd (BBRY) Goes Long On India
Research In Motion Ltd (BBRY) Goes Long On India
Michael Ide
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With plummeting stock prices and unimpressive earnings, BlackBerry / Research In Motion Ltd (NASDAQ:BBRY) (TSE:BB) is focusing its attention on a fast-growing segment in the second most populous mobile market in the world—young Indian professionals—The Wall Street Journal reports.
The Q5, which recently launched in India, gives Indian consumers more affordable access to the smartphone made famous for its business appeal.The Q5 forms the bedrock of Blackberry / Research In Motion Ltd (NASDAQ:BBRY) (TSE:BB)'s new Indian strategy, BlackBerry India Managing Director Sunil Lalvani told the WSJ in a recent Q&A.
1. BlackBerry trade-in program
2. Research In Motion Ltd (BBRY) continues to struggle in North America
3. BBRY phones, a liability
BlackBerry trade-in program
"The latest smartphone Q5 is targeted at the youth and young professionals in bigger cities and towns, while the Q10 and Z10 are for the young looking for a premium product," says Lalvani. Older models are also available targeting rural customers, and BlackBerry / Research In Motion Ltd (NASDAQ:BBRY) (TSE:BB) has created a trade-in program that lets people pay the difference in monthly installments when they upgrade. "A lot of existing BlackBerry users have come in for the exchange program, but a lot of non-BlackBerry users have also opted for it, which is very encouraging and very good for us."
Lalvani acknowledges that there is intense local competition in India, but he says that most of it is in the sub-$100 market, while BlackBerry models start in the $100 – $200 range and run up to $700 for the high-end Q10. "There is aggressive competition, there is no denying that. But one needs to look at the various segments of the market," he says.
Research In Motion Ltd (BBRY) continues to struggle in North America
There is a strong consensus that the North American launch of the Q10 was a disaster, and BlackBerry / Research In Motion Ltd (NASDAQ:BBRY) (TSE:BB) recently announced that the Z10 would see its price slashed 75 percent, an announcement that doesn't bode well for the company's future.
BlackBerry, known as Research In Motion Ltd (NASDAQ:BBRY) (TSE:BB) until a recent name change, was long considered the businessperson's cell phone and its messaging service BBM was so popular it earned the nickname 'crackberry', but the company's fortune has fallen as the iPhone and other touchscreen smartphones became more popular than BlackBerry's built-in keyboard design.
BBRY phones, a liability
The proprietary operating system used in BlackBerry phones has also become a liability as software developers are loathe to completely retool an application for a relatively small market. The resulting scarcity of apps available to BlackBerry users further entrenches the company's disadvantage on the market.
Despite these setbacks, Lalvani is clearly optimistic about the future for BlackBerry and the potential of its new operating system, BB10. "The BB10 is not just a mobile operating system; it's a completely new computing platform…It's really an operating system that cuts across any mobile computing end-point, it could be a tablet computer, it could be a smartphone, but it also could be an automobile vehicle, it could be any gadget in your house that connects to the internet."
But for investors hoping that BlackBerry / Research In Motion Ltd (NASDAQ:BBRY) (TSE:BB) will go back to its roots and focus on core competencies, this might not be the brand of optimism they were looking for.
BBRY
Michael has a Bachelor's Degree in mathematics and physics from Boston University and Master's Degree in physics from University of California, San Diego. He has worked as an editor and writer for several magazines. Prior to his career in journalism, Michael Worked in the Peace Corps teaching math and science in South Africa.
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Q: Why does this timestamp comparing always evaluate to true? I have the following code to see if the allotted time has passed.
For my demo it should all evaluate to false and nothing should happen.
What happens ever is that it parses to true, even inf I compare it with >=
Why do I get this strange behaviour?
$data = '[{"ip":"80.61.150.173","endtime":1343988643},{"ip":"80.61.150.173","endtime":1343988649},{"ip":"80.61.150.173","endtime":1343988650},{"ip":"80.61.150.173","endtime":1343988664},{"ip":"80.61.150.173","endtime":1343988682},{"ip":"80.61.150.173","endtime":1343988723}]';
$json = json_decode($data,true);
foreach($json as $key => $obj)
    {
    var_dump($obj);
    echo "
";
    var_dump(time());
    echo "
";
    if($obj['endtime'] <= time());
        {
        echo "
bliep
";
        }
    }

This code evaluates to this result:

array(2) { ["ip"]=> string(13) "80.61.150.173" ["endtime"]=>
  int(1343988643) }
  int(1343981967)
bliep array(2) { ["ip"]=> string(13) "80.61.150.173" ["endtime"]=>
  int(1343988649) }
  int(1343981967)
bliep
array(2) { ["ip"]=> string(13) "80.61.150.173" ["endtime"]=>
  int(1343988650) }
  int(1343981967)
bliep
array(2) { ["ip"]=> string(13) "80.61.150.173" ["endtime"]=>
  int(1343988664) }
  int(1343981967)
bliep
array(2) { ["ip"]=> string(13) "80.61.150.173" ["endtime"]=>
  int(1343988682) }
  int(1343981967)
bliep
array(2) { ["ip"]=> string(13) "80.61.150.173" ["endtime"]=>
  int(1343988723) }
  int(1343981967)
bliep

As you can see, there are all blieps there that shouldn't be there.
The timestamps are ints, the current time is smaller than the saved time.
It should compare easily, but it evaluates always to true, whilst now is < than the stored timestamp.
What's going on here?
It's not my server because this code also evaluates to true on http://writecodeonline.com/php/

A: I believe there's a typo ; at the end if your if statement.
Should've been
if($obj['endtime'] <= time());

instead of
if($obj['endtime'] <= time())

A: Because
if($obj['endtime'] <= time());

Should be
if($obj['endtime'] <= time())//without the semicolon

though you have an answer, I thought it would be nice to know why it didn't throw an error.
essentially if($obj['endtime'] <= time()); is interpreted as the short or one-line if statement:
if($obj['endtime'] <= time())
    echo 'foo';
else
    echo 'bar';

But since there are no statements between the if statement and the semicolon, php will just carry on, and -rather annoyingly IMO- ignore the curly braces. I'm not sure about this, but if you had an else{} on the next line, you might have gotten an error...A nice example of how support for various syntaxes can give you fierce headaches. That said, I like your coding style, keeping opening and closing curly's on new lines. improves readability IMHO.