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Q: IncompatibleRemoteServiceException while using RPC in GWT I have web application Project having RPC call.
one RPC async is working fine. but Another gives a error
    Mar 21, 2012 1:34:51 PM com.google.appengine.tools.development.ApiProxyLocalImpl log
SEVERE: javax.servlet.ServletContext log: ObjectStore: An      IncompatibleRemoteServiceException was thrown while processing this call.
com.google.gwt.user.client.rpc.IncompatibleRemoteServiceException: This application is out of date, please click the refresh button on your browser. ( Blocked attempt to access interface 'com.client.RepositoryInterface', which is not implemented by 'com.server.ObjectStore'; this is either misconfiguration or a hack attempt )
at com.google.gwt.user.server.rpc.RPC.decodeRequest(RPC.java:252)
at com.google.gwt.user.server.rpc.RemoteServiceServlet.processCall(RemoteServiceServlet.java:206)
at com.google.gwt.user.server.rpc.RemoteServiceServlet.processPost(RemoteServiceServlet.java:248)

Working RPC
 public interface ConnectionInterface extends RemoteService{

String connection(String[] authentication);

}
 public interface ConnectionInterfaceAsync {

void connection(String[] authentication, AsyncCallback<String> callback);

}
public class ConnectionService implements ConnectionInterfaceAsync {
ConnectionInterfaceAsync service = (ConnectionInterfaceAsync)GWT.create(ConnectionInterface.class);

ServiceDefTarget endpoint = (ServiceDefTarget) service;

public ConnectionService() {

    endpoint.setServiceEntryPoint(GWT.getModuleBaseURL() + "rpc");
}

public void connectionCMIS(String[] authentication,
        AsyncCallback<String> callbackConnection) {

    service.connectionCMIS(authentication, callbackConnection);

}

// client Call
public class Login extends Composite  {
 private ConnectionService connectionService = new ConnectionService();
// more code
 public void onClick(ClickEvent event) {
      AsyncCallback<String> callbackConnection = new AsyncCallback<String>() {

            public void onSuccess(String result) {
                             // print Succuss
                          }
      }
      connectionService.connection(authentication, callbackConnection );
}
}

}
Not Workink RPC
 public interface RepositoryInterface extends RemoteService {
public FolderCollection getRepositories();
 }

 public interface RepositoryInterfaceAsync {
void getRepositories(AsyncCallback<FolderCollection> repositoryCallback);
 }

  public class RepositoryService implements RepositoryInterfaceAsync{

RepositoryInterfaceAsync async = (RepositoryInterfaceAsync)GWT.create(RepositoryInterface.class);
ServiceDefTarget endpoint = (ServiceDefTarget) async;

public CmisRepositoryService() {
    endpoint.setServiceEntryPoint(GWT.getModuleBaseURL() + "repository");
}
public void getRepositories(
        AsyncCallback<FolderCollection> repositoryCallback) {

    async.getRepositories(repositoryCallback);
}
}

client call
 public class Workplace {
  private RepositoryService service = new RepositoryService();
  // some more code
  void doRepo(){
    AsyncCallback<FolderCollection> repositoryCallback = new AsyncCallback<FolderCollection>() {

        public void onSuccess(FolderCollection result) {
        }

        public void onFailure(Throwable caught) {
        }
    };

    service.getRepositories(repositoryCallback);
  }
 }

XML Code
  <servlet>
  <servlet-name>ConnectionServlet</servlet-name>
   <servlet-class>com.server.ConnectionServiceImpl</servlet-class>
 </servlet>
<servlet>
 <servlet-name>ObjectStore</servlet-name>
<servlet-class>com.server.ObjectStore</servlet-class>

 <servlet-mapping>
 <servlet-name>ConnectionServlet</servlet-name>
 <url-pattern>/*</url-pattern>
  </servlet-mapping>
 <servlet-mapping>
 <servlet-name>ObjectStore</servlet-name>
 <url-pattern>/*</url-pattern>
 </servlet-mapping>

Both RPC is designed in similar patter still it gives me an error.
If any one can tell me why will be of great Help
thanks.

A: Your URL-mapping is off, you need to map your RPC RemoteServiceServlets to a better url-pattern. You map both servlets to /*. There is no guarantee which Servlet is executed when two or more a mapped to the exact same url-pattern. So my guess is, everytime you execute your not working service, the call is mapped to the other service.
A way to work this out would be to use a web.xml like
<servlet-mapping>
  <servlet-name>ConnectionServlet</servlet-name>
  <url-pattern>/ConnectionService.rpc</url-pattern>
 </servlet-mapping>
 <servlet-mapping>
   <servlet-name>ObjectStore</servlet-name>
   <url-pattern>/ObjectStoreService.rpc</url-pattern>
 </servlet-mapping>

Of course you also have to change your client-side services to use the correct serviceEntryPoint , so
 endpoint.setServiceEntryPoint(GWT.getModuleBaseURL() + "rpc");

would have to change to something like
 endpoint.setServiceEntryPoint(GWT.getHostPageBaseURL() + "ConnectionService.rpc");

to get to the right servlet.
EDIT: Error of change:
ERROR
 @ftr   `com.google.appengine.tools.development.ApiProxyLocalImpl log
SEVERE: javax.servlet.ServletContext log: ConnectionServlet: An IncompatibleRemoteServiceException was thrown while processing this call.
com.google.gwt.user.client.rpc.IncompatibleRemoteServiceException: This application is out of date, please click the refresh button on your browser. ( Blocked attempt to access interface 'com.client.RepositoryInterface', which is not implemented by 'com.server.ConnectionServiceImpl'; this is either misconfiguration or a hack attempt )
at com.google.gwt.user.server.rpc.RPC.decodeRequest(RPC.java:252)
at  com.google.gwt.user.server.rpc.RemoteServiceServlet.processCall(RemoteServiceServlet.java:206)
at com.google.gwt.user.server.rpc.RemoteServiceServlet.processPost(RemoteServiceServlet.java:248)

So if you look closely, the error is different:

Blocked attempt to access interface 'com.client.RepositoryInterface', which is not implemented by 'com.server.ConnectionServiceImplObjectStore'

instead of

Blocked attempt to access interface 'com.client.RepositoryInterface', which is not implemented by 'com.server.ObjectStore'

This means your configuration is still wrong, you have to point your client-side RepositoryInterfaceAsync to a RemoteServiceServlet that implements RepositoryInterface.

A: It might be misconfiguration of gwt-servlet.jar version on your web-container.Check your development gwt-servlet.jar version and web container gwt-servlet.jar version. n For reference
Misconfiguration or hack attempt


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Q: Explanation of the command to check shellshock Here is the command I have used to check my bash shell for the Shellshock bug:
env x='() { :;}; echo vulnerable' bash -c "echo this is a test"

Can anyone please explain the command in details?

A: This answer is a derivative of an original article on Fedora Magazine by Matthew Miller, licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 license.
Let me explain:
env x='() { :;}; echo OOPS' bash -c :

This will print "OOPS" on a vulnerable system, but exit silently if bash has been patched.
env x='() { :;}; echo OOPS' bash -c "echo this is a test"

This will print "OOPS" on a vulnerable system, but print "this is a test" if bash has been patched.
And you've probably heard that it has something to do with environment variables. But, why is code in environment variables getting executed? Well, it's not supposed to be — but, because of a feature which I'm tempted to call a bit too clever for its own good, there's some room for a flaw. Bash is what you see as a terminal prompt, but it also is a scripting language, and has the ability to define functions. You do that like this:
$ Ubuntu()  { echo "Ubuntu is awesome."; }

and then you have a new command. Keep in mind that the echo here isn't actually run yet; it's just saved as what will happen when we run our new command. This will be important in a minute!
$ Ubuntu
 Ubuntu is awesome.

Useful! But, let's say, for some reason, We need to execute a new instance of bash, as a subprocess, and want to run my awesome new command under that. The statement bash -c somecommand does exactly this: runs the given command in a new shell:
$ bash -c Ubuntu
  bash: Ubuntu: command not found

Ooh. Sad. The child didn't inherit the function definition. But, it does inherent the environment — a collection of key-value pairs that have been exported from the shell. (This is a whole 'nuther concept; if you are not familiar with this, trust me for now.) And, it turns out, bash can export functions as well. So:
$ export -f Ubuntu
$ bash -c Ubuntu
  Ubuntu is awesome.

Which is all well and good — except that the mechanism by which this is accomplished is sorta dodgy. Basically, since there is no Linux/Unix magic for doing functions in environment variables, the export function actually just creates a regular environment variable containing the function definition. Then, when the second shell reads the "incoming" environment and encounters a variable with contents that look like a function, it evaluates it.
In theory, this is perfectly safe, because, remember, defining a function doesn't actually execute it. Except — and this is why we're here — there was a bug in the code where the evaluation didn't stop when the end of the function definition was reached. It just kepts going.
That would never happen when the function stored in an environment variable is made legitimately, with export -f. But, why be legit? An attacker can just make up any old environment variable, and if it looks like a function, new bash shells will think it is!
So, in our first example:
env x='() { :;}; echo OOPS' bash -c "echo this is a test"

The env command runs a command with a given variable set. In this case, we're setting x to something that looks like a function. The function is just a single :, which is actually a simple command which is defined as doing nothing. But then, after the semi-colon which signals the end of the function definition, there's an echo command. That's not supposed to be there, but there's nothing stopping us from doing it.
Then, the command given to run with this new environment is a new bash shell, again with a "echo this is a test" or "do nothing :" command, after which it will exit, completely harmlessly.
But — oops! When that new shell starts up and reads the environment, it gets to the x variable, and since it looks like a function, it evaluates it. The function definition is harmlessly loaded — and then our malicious payload is triggered too. So, if you run the above on a vulnerable system, you'll get "OOPS" printed back at you. Or, an attacker could do a lot worse than just print things.

A: In unpatched version of bash it stores exported function definitions as environment variables.
Store a function x as,
$ x() { bar; }
$ export -f x

And check its definition as,
$ env | grep -A1 x
x=() {  bar
}

So one could exploit this by defining his own environment variables, and interprets them as function definitions. For example env x='() { :;}' would be treated as
x() { :;
}

What does the command to check shellshock do,
env x='() { :;}; echo vulnerable' bash -c "echo this is a test"

From man env,

*

*env - run a program in a modified environment.

*: do nothing but exits with exit status 0. see more

*When a new instance of unpatched bash launched as bash -c "echo this is a test", the crafted environmental variable is treated as a function and loaded. Accordingly one gets the output

    vulnerable
    this is a test

Note: The echo outside the function definition has been unexpectedly executed during bash startup. The function definition is just a step to get the evaluation and exploit to happen, the function definition itself and the environment variable used are arbitrary. The shell looks at the environment variables, sees x, which looks like it meets the constraints it knows about what a function definition looks like, and it evaluates the line, unintentionally also executing the echo (which could be any command, malicious or not). Also See this

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Sam Shoemaker was the rector of Calvary Church in New York City, where he also functioned as Frank Buchman's partner as the head of Oxford Groups in America. With this position of religious influence he helped many come closer to a moral and religious life, most notably Bill Wilson. It was at Calvary Church in meetings run by Sam Shoemaker that Bill Wilson got the idea and was influenced to write down the 12 Steps. In fact it was actually Shoemaker who encouraged Bill Wilson to to write the steps himself, believing that an alcoholic was better suited to write the Steps. This of course became an important part of A.A. ideology by insisting that only alcoholics and other addicts have the experience to help others overcome their addiction.
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Freedom For A Pound Of Flesh
Express'd in the condition, let the forfeit
Be nominated for an equal pound
Of your fair flesh, to be cut off and taken
In what part of your body pleaseth me.
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As one of his final acts in office, Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour has suspended the sentences of two sisters, Gladys and Jamie Scott, convicted of assisting in an armed robbery. As he stated on his website,
At my request, the Parole Board...reviewed whether the sisters should be granted an indefinite suspension of sentence, which is tantamount to parole, and have concurred with my decision to suspend their sentences indefinitely.
Section 124 of the Mississippi Constitution grants the state's governor the right to grant "reprieves and pardons." Although more a reprieve than a pardon, the grant of an indefinite suspension of sentence itself would seem well within the constitution's grant of powers. Specifically,
In all criminal and penal cases, excepting those of treason and impeachment, the governor shall have power to grant reprieves and pardons, to remit fines, and in cases of forfeiture, to stay the collection until the end of the next session of the legislature, and by and with the consent of the senate to remit forfeitures. In cases of treason he shall have power to grant reprieves, and by and with consent of the senate, but may respite the sentence until the end of the next session of the legislature; but no pardon shall be granted before conviction; and in cases of felony, after conviction no pardon shall be granted until the applicant therefor shall have published for thirty days, in some newspaper in the county where the crime was committed, and in case there be no newspaper published in said county, then in an adjoining county, his petition for pardon, setting forth therein the reasons why such pardon should be granted.
Barbour justified his decision by noting that "the sisters have already served 16 years of their sentences," and "the Mississippi Department of Corrections believes the sisters no longer pose a threat to society." However, Governor Barbour's statement also dropped a stunning bioethical bombshell by demanding a pound of flesh. Jamie Scott suffers from impairment of kidney function so severe she requires regular dialysis. Consequently, Barbour specifically conditioned Gladys Scott's release "on her donating one of her kidneys to her sister, a procedure which should be scheduled with urgency."
One might argue that, logically, if Barbour has the right to grant a full pardon without conditions, then he also has the lesser-included right to grant an indefinite suspension of sentence with conditions. However, the law tends to be especially protective of human bodies and parts thereof. In many jurisdictions, it is illegal to sell bodies parts, whether from the living or the dead. Furthermore, the spirit of the Thirteenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution may resonate with the quid pro quo donation of kidneys. However, given the prospect of freedom after 16 years in jail, it is unlikely that the Scott sisters will protest.
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Q: What's the best way to return concatenated Strings with checks for null or empty in Java? I have two Strings, each one of them can be empty (blank or empty by StringUtils definition.)  I need to display them in a concatenated fashion having a simple character in between, e.g. dash, comma, etc.
For example, a person's name consists of LastName and FirstName. PrintName method should print in this fashion:
case a: both not empty
print LastName + ", " FirstName
case b: FirstName is empty
print LastName
case c: LastName is empty
print FirstName
case d: both are empty
print empty string
This is just a simple exercise, but I'm curious if there's a most efficient method in Java that requires minimum variables/memory allocation, fewer lines of code, so on and so forth... My definition of efficiency is a bit vague so if you could write down why you think it's more efficient, that would be nice.

A: You could design your pritning method like follows:
public class Main {
    private final static Predicate<String> notEmpty = s -> s != null;
    private final static Predicate<String> notBlank = s -> !s.equals("");

    // ...

    private static void printName(final String firstName, final String lastName) {
        final boolean firstNameOk = notEmpty.and(notBlank).test(firstName);
        final boolean lastNameOk = notEmpty.and(notBlank).test(lastName);
        final StringBuilder result = new StringBuilder();

        // Old version:
        //result
        //    .append(lastNameOk ? lastName : "")
        //    .append(lastNameOk && firstNameOk ? ", " : "")
        //    .append(firstNameOk ? firstName : "");
        // End of old Version:

        // New version:
        if (lastNameOk) {
            result.append(lastName);
        }

        if (firstNameOk) {
            if (lastNameOk) {
                result.append(", ");
            }

            result.append(firstName);
        }
        // End of new version:

        System.out.println(result);
    }
}

Then some example calls:
public static void main(String[] args) {
    printName("James", "Bond");
    printName("James", null);
    printName(null, "Bond");
    printName(null, null);
}

Will print:
Bond, James
James
Bond

A: If it's just two strings, and they are empty, not null, I'd go with
System.out.println(
    lastName
    + (( firstName.length() > 0 && lastName.length() > 0 ) ? ", " : "")
    + firstName
);

Explanation: the middle expression will be ", " only if both strings are non-empty.
In all other cases both the middle part and one or both of the others are empty. Thus, only the full side is printed.
If you want to go by StringUtils's definitions, the code is:
System.out.println(
    StringUtils.stripToEmpty(lastName)
    + (( StringUtils.isNotBlank(firstName) && StringUtils.isNotBlank(lastName) ) ? ", " : "")
    + StringUtils.stripToEmpty(firstName)
);

A: return (firstName == null ? "" : firstname + ", " + lastName==null ? "" : lastName).replaceFirst("^, |, $","");

this will result in the firstname + ", " + lastname string, and in case the ", " string is at the beginning or the end of the string, it will be erased, therefore you get exactly what you want.

A: Only one boolean variable, but still four branches:
public void p(String f, String l) {
    boolean e=l==null||l.isEmpty();
    System.out.println(f==null||f.isEmpty()?e?"":l:e?f:f+", "+l);
}

This is surely not the best way and I would also recommend using Guava or another library like Apache commons.

A: You can use apache commons api class to validate it in single line.
GenericValidator.isBlankOrNull(value);

For that you need to use apache commons jar and import this class
import org.apache.commons.validator.GenericValidator;

A: Try this one:
    String LastName = "First";
    String FirstName = "Last";
    boolean cond1, cond2;
    cond1 = FirstName == null || "".equals(FirstName);
    cond2 = LastName == null || "".equals(LastName);
    String DesiredName = (cond2 ? "" :  LastName) +
      ((!cond2 && !cond1) ? ", " : "") +
      (cond1 ? "" : FirstName);
     System.out.println(DesiredName);

A: Use Google's guava and its Joiner method. It is the most elegant solution as far as I know.
https://code.google.com/p/guava-libraries/wiki/StringsExplained
Joiner joiner = Joiner.on(", ").skipNulls();
return joiner.join(firstName, lastName);

To skips nulls + empty strings, store firstName, lastName... in an array or list and then do
return Joiner.on(", ").join(Iterables.filter(listOfStrings, StringPredicates.notEmpty()));

You can look at the Joiner source code to see how its implemented. It is certainly not the most efficient but in this case the ignorable efficiency gain is worth trading off with code clarity and readability.

A: Clean, no extra conditions/libraries. This is of course specific to your requirement. You can use Guava's Joiner for more complex requirements.
public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
    String firstName = "Stack";
    String lastName = "Overflow";
    System.out.println(printName(firstName, lastName));
}

private static String printName(String firstName, String lastName) {
    StringBuilder buffer = new StringBuilder();
    String cleanFirstName = avoidNull(firstName, "");
    String cleanLastName = avoidNull(lastName, "");
    if (!cleanLastName.isEmpty()) {
        buffer.append(cleanLastName);
    }
    if (!cleanFirstName.isEmpty()) {
        if (!cleanLastName.isEmpty()) {
            buffer.append(", ");
        }
        buffer.append(cleanFirstName);
    }
    return buffer.toString();
}

private static String avoidNull(String str, String alternate) {
    if (str == null || str.isEmpty()) {
        return alternate;
    }
    return str;
}

You can remove the alternate parameter in the avoidNull() method if you don't want it.
private static String avoidNull(String str) {
    return str == null ? "" : str;
}

A: I believe you shouldn't focus on performance this much, but on clean code.
If you have only two strings, you could create simple method as this one (I assume you are using Java 8).
public static String combine(String s1, String s2) {
    StringJoiner sj = new StringJoiner(", ");

    if (!StringUtils.isBlank(s1)) sj.add(s1);
    if (!StringUtils.isBlank(s2)) sj.add(s2);

    return sj.toString();
}

You can replace !StringUtils.isBlank(s1) with s1!=null %% !s1.trim().isEmpty()

If you want to create more generic method in which you could decide which delimiter to use, and which would be able to accept more than two Strings you could use something like
public static String joinWithourEmptyOrNull(String delimiter, String... words) {
    StringJoiner sj = new StringJoiner(delimiter);
    for (String s : words) {
        if (!StringUtils.isBlank(s))
            sj.add(s);
    }
    return sj.toString();
}

You can also rewrite this code into something more readable (at least for someone familiar with streams and lambdas - you don't have to be guru :D )
public static String joinWithourEmptyOrNull(String delimiter, String... words) {
    return Arrays.stream(words)
            .filter(s -> !StringUtils.isBlank(s))
            .collect(Collectors.joining(delimiter));
}

Demo:
System.out.println(joinWithourEmptyOrNull(", ", "firstName", null, "  ",
        "secondName"));

result firstName, secondName

A: A simple "fix" would be
String toPrint = "";
if(lastName.length() > 0 && firstName.length() > 0){
   toPrint = lastName + ", " - firstName;
}else if(!lastName.length() > 0 && firstName.length() > 0){
   toPrint = firstName;
}else if(lastName.length() > 0 && !firstName.length() > 0){
   toPrint = lastName;
}
System.out.println(toPrint)


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It was a sunny day of October 27, 2017, in a small village of District Dera Ismail Khan, Village Garah Mat, when all people were busy in their routine work except an old grey beard man named Sajawal with a strong family background along with his eight friends, who was wandering in the streets and was thinking about how to take revenge from a poor family consist of six sisters, one brother an old mother who had lost their father ten year back .Old mother was working in the nearby houses to earn bread and butter for the family. (The girl was being humiliating as per plan of old beard man along his eight friends because according to them, her brother had gifted a cell phone to a girl and talked to her by phone which was itself a false allegation against the boy three years back).Sharifan Bibi is the one of the sister of that unfortunate brother named Sajid who was accused for giving mere a mobile phone as gift to the relative girl of that old man named, Sajawal. This was the reason of enmity. This all story is about the Victim sixteen year old girl Sharifan Bibi who had been forced to walk naked through the village streets continuously for three hours . During this, they also dragged the girl in muddy and thorn streets where she got badly injured too.
On 27 October, 2017, as per routine, victim girl Sharifan Bibi was fetching water from a nearby spring along with fellow villagers and on return, about at least nine gunmen coerced her to walk through the streets of the village with no clothes on at the behest of the influential people on account of family feud. These men seized her and started dragging her. Without knowing her crime, the men first tore her shirt and then removed her clothes forcibly. According to eyewitnesses, the armed men did not allow the helpless girl to take a piece of cloth to cover her nor did they let her take refuge in anyone's house. She was crying for help but no one came to rescue her. Then they took her to a hujra (Local place for gathering) where she was confined. Although the girl Sharifa Bibi was allegedly stripped and paraded publicly to humiliate but as an ironical turn of event, the influential people have lodged an FIR against the girl's brother so that the family could be pressurized. The girl was humiliated as her brother had gifted a cell phone to a girl and talked to her by phone which was itself a false allegation against the boy. The family of the girl was her family's rival. The boy was punished for this act some two years back and as per the decision of Panchayat, they had paid Rs300,000 to the girl's family. They had not thought that after the passage of two years their daughter would be humiliated in this way that shocked the world. She claimed the rivals wanted to charge them in the first information report at the police station as they gave her daughter's torn clothes to another girl to implicate them in a false case.
This is unacceptable. Are there nu human rights organizations that you can contact? They can unite to fight for this poor family... Most times the police are part of the horrible act. The police may be bribed but civil societies are the voices of the masses these days.
Please kindly contact some local activists In that Panchyat. Thanks so much for sharing this with us.
Nobody can strip her of her honor. Please note this. To the whole world, she is a honorable girl. No matter what the villagers did to her. These evil men have lost any honor they had.
Hi Salma. Welcome to the World Pulse community:-) Thanks for sharing your very troubling story about poor Sharifa. Has she and the family received any sort of justice or compensation since this event? Such petty crimes, accusations and minds. It's so difficult to read about these stories and feel so helpless to bring about empowerment and change for women. Can you tell us more about what you do? What have you been able to do for this family?
No. Unfortunately, she could not find the justice which she really needs. I tried a lot but due to my limited resources, I was unable to execute that program for a long time. She is still seeking fot potential partners to help her and recover her.
By telling this story you have honoured this girl and brought the important information to us all the this horrific treatment of an innocent girl has taken place. I hope, as Olutosin and Jill have mentioned, that there is some way to bring comfort and safety to this girl, and to all of the women and girls in this community. The completely random violent treatment toward one girl is not only to terrify her, but also to terrify all other girls and women in the community. If there is any way to let them know that thousands of us are working to bring safety and respect to women, I hope they can find some strength in knowing this. It is important that you have written about this. I hope you will continue to raise your voice, and I hope that others in the community will surround this girl and give her the love and support she deserves.
Yup, we with the help of our global volunteers trying hard to help her.
Who in their right mind would do those inhumane acts? How is Sharifan doing now? Please continue to update us here.
Thanks for your interest. Due to the timely assistance by us, she recovered but still she needs the attention of global women to feel proud as woman.
Thank you, Salma, for your intervention. Yes, I understand. She needs a lot of support to heal.


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Milford City Manager Richard Carmean says that beginning in October city residents will see a change in the due dates on their utility bills. The city has decided to extend the time allowed between billing and payment from two weeks to three weeks. Bills will still be due on Mondays unless the date falls on a holiday, and the actual date the bill is due will still be printed on the bill.
"We have four billing cycles, and every cycle will now have an additional week from the date of the billing until the payment is due," Mr. Carmean explained. "Customers are still welcome to pay prior to the due date, but we know that many residents prefer to pay close to the date the bill is due and just wanted to make them aware of this change."
Milford has made several changes to their utility billing system over the past year, beginning with a decision to outsource both billing and mailing of utility bills. City Council voted in March 2013 to contract with Advanced Processing & Imaging Inc. to process utility bills for the city, and with Pinnacle Data Systems to print and mail the bills. Mr. Carmean explained that when the city went to four billing cycles rather than one, it created a significant amount of work for city employees.
"In just over one year, our utility customers grew from 3,000 to 8,000 customers," Mr. Carmean said. "One due date and one disconnect date became chaotic. I checked with other utility companies and towns in the area and found that few of them did a once-per-month billing cycle. In fact, one I spoke to said they read meters, send out bills and do disconnects every day. We knew that was far more than we needed here in town, so we chose a four-cycle billing process." Mr. Carmean further explained that the city was already divided into quadrants, so it was easy to group the city into four billing cycles. Initially, he said, staff was resistant to the change.
"They had the idea that they got through one ridiculously crazy week each month and then it was over," Mr. Carmean said. "They were worried that by going to four cycles, the craziness would last all month, but they have found that it has not happened." He said that outsourcing the billing and mailing process has significantly reduced the workload on city employees who no longer have to print, fold and stuff utility bills. In addition, because bulk mailing is no longer offered in Milford, Mr. Carmean said that a staff member had to physically drive the bills to Dover each week for mailing. Outsourcing those duties allows the utility department to focus on collection of payments and responding to customer concerns. Although tax bills were processed and mailed in-house for 2013, the city plans to use the outsourcing company to mail those bills in 2014 due to the savings and workload reduction the city realizes from the utility bill process.
Mr. Carmean said that the new format for the electric bills has also helped customers better understand their electric usage. The new bill format was presented to City Council on August 12 at the monthly meeting. On September 9, Mr. Carmean reported that all four billing cycles had received the new bills, and that although there were minor issues discovered, the new format was met with positive responses from most customers. The new bills also allow the city to notify customers of upcoming events or new policies. Mr. Carmean said that the city is seeing an increase in online bill payments, and he is looking into the possibility of eliminating paper bills for those who choose that option. Currently, every customer is mailed a paper bill with a return envelope, and Mr. Carmean says that eliminating even some of those mailings could save the city money.
"A lot of people use online payment due to the convenience and to save money," Mr. Carmean said. "We know that the majority of those paper bills sent to people who use online payment are ending up in the trash, especially since if a customer needs a copy of the bill at a later time, they can download a copy. We would like to offer those online customers who don't need a paper bill each month the option to opt-out of paper billing, but right now we don't have that capability."
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The 'authoritative' businessman faced charges over the crime committed 12 years ago.
On the eve of the murder, law enforcers planned to accuse 'authoritative' businessman of St. Petersburg Badri Shengelia with one of the criminal count. It's about the contract killing of ex-employee of the tax service Vyacheslav Orlov in 2006, the Petersburgsky Dnevnik writes. Orlov allegedly participated in many raider schemes, said the source of the edition in law enforcement agencies.
Shengelia, according to insiders, tried to bring accusations against 'night governor' of the northern capital and the alleged leader of the Tambovskaya gang, Vladimir Barsukov-Kumarin. In 2012, gang participant Albert Starostin gave testimony against Baruskov, Kommersant writes. However, the investigators could not prove his involvement, so the siloviki planned to detain the 'authoritative' businessman in the coming days.
Badri Shengelia was shot on Sept. 17 in the Vsevolozhsk district of the Leningrad region, when he was driving his Mercedes. Operatives counted about a dozen bullet holes, the killer fired from the Kalashnikov assault rifle. Witnesses were found, due to which it became known that the killer disappeared in a Mercedes car of white color with Finnish license plates.
Shengelia was the most famous raider in the Northwest in the 2000s. The businessman re-registered front companies and sold them "for hundreds of thousands of dollars" to representatives of organized crime communities. Shengelia became a suspect in criminal cases twice: in 2001 he was found guilty of fraud, released from punishment for health reasons, and then acquitted. In 2008, he was sentenced to 2 years and nine months take over of the Rabochy factory; a year later he was released on parole.
In addition, the 'authoritative' businessman was an intelligence informer of the special services. In particular, he was a witness in the case of 'night governor' Vladimir Barsukov-Kumarin and the case of bribery against ICR Colonel Mikhail Maksimenko.


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The Hold Tight London Winter Supplement is here, with 'Quantitative Easing' supplying a dose of London street shredding to get you through the week. Filmed over the last couple of months, this sees spots getting sessioned from Southbank to more obscure estate gems and should offer all the inspiration you need to get out and get some!
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Californians favor life without parole over executions, poll says
Local // Politics
John Wildermuth April 11, 2019 Updated: April 11, 2019 5 a.m.
SAN QUENTIN, CA - MARCH 13: In this handout photo provided by California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, staff members dismantle the death row gas chamber at San Quentin State Prison on March 13, 2019 in San Quentin, California. California Governor Gavin Newsom announced today a moratorium on California's death penalty. California has 737 people on death row, the largest death row population in the United States. (Photo by California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation via Getty Images)
Photo: California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation
California voters favor keeping the worst criminals in jail for life instead of putting them to death, although there's a sharp partisan divide on the issue, according to a new poll from Quinnipiac University.
Among all voters, 48% prefer a maximum sentence of life in prison without parole, versus 41% who support capital punishment, according to the poll released Thursday. Majorities of respondents in the Bay Area, Los Angeles County and coastal California oppose the death penalty.
But there's a chasm between Republicans and Democrats when it comes to the issue. Two-thirds of GOP voters back the death penalty, while an almost identical percentage of Democrats favor life without parole.
"It's a dramatically partisan result," said Tim Malloy, assistant director of the Connecticut university's poll. "It speaks to how polarized the nation has become."
Independent voters surveyed favor the death penalty, 47-42%.
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By Bob Egelko and Alexei Koseff
Gov. Newsom to order halt to California's death penalty
By John Wildermuth
Gavin Newsom could be ahead of the curve on the death penalty
But even many of those who favor life sentences are unhappy with Gov. Gavin Newsom's unilateral suspension of the death penalty, the poll indicates. By a thin 46-44% margin, voters surveyed oppose the governor's action.
The partisan split wasn't confined to the death penalty in the new poll. On question after question about California-related issues, including the environment, sanctuary cities and closing the border with Mexico, Republicans and Democrats seemed to come from very different worlds.
That's best illustrated by the border question. By a 70-23% margin, Californians oppose President Trump's threat to close the entire Mexican border in an effort to block undocumented people from crossing into the United States.
A whopping 93% of Democrats oppose the idea, along with 66% of independents, 73% of Bay Area voters and 79% of Latinos. Even in inland California and Southern California outside of Los Angeles, the two most conservative parts of the state, more than two-thirds are opposed.
Not the Republicans, however. By a 59-29% mark, they back the president's as-yet-unrealized idea.
"There's a huge disparity between right and left," Malloy said. "It speaks to how plugged in (Republicans) are to Trump."
Asked whether climate change is an emergency, 63% of those surveyed said it is, as opposed to 33% who disagree. Among Democrats, 89% are in agreement, as are 60% of independents. On the GOP side, though, only 20% said climate change is an emergency, with 76% saying no.
On the question of sanctuary cities, voters split nearly evenly on whether cities should be forced to comply with federal immigration enforcement. But it was 88% of Republicans who supported federal jurisdiction, while 73% of Democrats said cities should be able to deal with immigrants as they see fit.
The numbers reflect Trump's GOP support and his success in getting his message out to them, Malloy said.
"It's a drum that's beating every day into the ears of the president's base," he said.
The survey also found that both of California's senators, Democrats Dianne Feinstein and Kamala Harris, have the backing of 47% of voters, while Newsom has a lower approval rating, with 40% happy with the job he's doing and 33% disapproving.
"Those aren't great numbers, but he's just getting started," Malloy said.
The poll is based on a telephone survey of 1,005 California voters, taken April 3-8. The margin of error is 4.1 percentage points.
John Wildermuth is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. Email: jwildermuth@sfchronicle.com Twitter: @jfwildermuth
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John Wildermuth is a native San Franciscan who has worked as a reporter and editor in California for more than 40 years and has been with the San Francisco Chronicle since 1986. For most of his career, he has covered government and politics. He is a former assistant city editor and Peninsula bureau chief with The Chronicle and currently covers politics and San Francisco city government.
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Man who condemns North Westerners and the Consortium had once made case for a return to federalism
Caven Nnoko Mbele who recently joined forces with former Prime Minister Peter Mafany Musonge and launched a vicious attack against the North West people and the Cameroon Anglophone Civil Society Consortium has been uncovered as the most inconsistent Southern Cameroons political figure. Cameroon Intelligence Report understands that during Nnoko Mbele's time as Secretary General of the South West Elites Association, he made the case for federalism-a position recently adopted by the Consortium.
To be sure, in November 1994, Caven Nnoko Mbele made SWELA's case for a ten-state federation. Caven Nnoko Mbele's speech worried many political leaders including the leadership of the Anglophone separatist movement- the Southern Cameroons National Council. Inside sources deep within the Buea province of West Cameroon say, Caven Nnoko Mbele's dramatic U-turn against the demands made by Cameroon Anglophone Civil Society Consortium for federalism is frightening. Below is a synopsis of the Nnoko Mbele 1994 presentation:
1-That a ten-state federal structure in the Republic of Cameroon gives room for the authentic recognition of the genius in each ethnic group. It recognizes the capacities and potential in each culture, climate, history, language and tradition of thought and habit of Cameroon. It galvanizes all these traits into possibilities in the tasks of nation-building. It calls for a wider loyalty, a larger legitimate aspiration than any that has ever animated the Cameroonian. It repudiates the views of excessive centralization on the one hand and blights all attempts at apparent uniformity on the other. Indeed unity in diversity on a transparent administrative basis is better than unity in deception.
2-SWELA reaffirm that a Union of States in a federation along the carvings of the present 10 provincial structure should be our spring-board for the future and provide the solution for Cameroon to lay the foundation for national unity and prepare the way for peace and security-conditions vitally needed to release the potentialities buried in Cameroonians and to make a definitive step towards the full measure of our collective and individual destinies.
3-To the doubtful, skeptical and fearful of a Federation, we wish to reiterate that the ultimate goal of any government is to provide opportunities, possibilities and resources required to raise the quality of life of all its citizens through the judicious and efficient use of national resources, both human and natural.
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"Big Daddy" is the lead single from Heavy D's sixth album, Waterbed Hev. Produced by Heavy D and Tony Dofat and featuring vocals from Keanna Henson, "Big Daddy" was a success, peaking at 18 on the Billboard Hot 100. It became Heavy D's second biggest hit after 1991's "Now That We Found Love", which reached No. 11 on the Hot 100. The single also earned a gold certification on May 6, 1997 for sales of 500,000 copies and reached 73 on Billboard's Year-End Hot 100 singles of 1997. The official remix sampled Soul II Soul's 1989 hit "Back to Life (However Do You Want Me)" and featured a guest verse from McGruff.

Single track listing
 "Big Daddy" (LP Version)- 3:55
 "Big Daddy" (Radio Version)- 3:47
 "Big Daddy" (Acappella)- 3:53

Charts and certifications

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1997 singles
Heavy D songs
1997 songs
Uptown Records singles
Songs written by Heavy D
Music videos directed by Paul Hunter (director)

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My academic quiz competitions career
One of my main hobbies for the past four years has been what has been called academic quiz competitions. I have been most fortunate to be a part of two of the premier programs in the world at the University of Michigan and the University of Chicago. I have been blessed with a great deal of success in my career, earning all star commendations at least five times, and gaining national renown for my question writing prowess. I have also codified my philosophy to writing questions in the SZCZicago Manual of Style, my guide to writing academic quiz competition questions.
Here is the list of intercollegiate tournaments that I have participated in as a player: the tournament (name and year), the team I played on, any additional roles for my team (editor, captain, question writer, etc.), and any all star commendations I've earned.
1. 6th Annual Elvis Aaron Presley Memorial (?) Tournament, University of Wisconsin, 1994; Michigan B; writer, editor, co captain
2. Black Swamp Invitational Tournament, Bowling Green State University, 1994; Michigan Wolverines; writer, editor, captain
3. Cindy Lou Who Tournament, University of Illinois-Urbana-Campaign, 1994; Michigan A
4. MLK Weekend Region 7 Scrimmage, University of Michigan, 1995; Michigan Cletus; captain
5. Penn Bowl 5, University of Pennsylvania, 1995; Michigan Dexy's Midnight Runners; writer, editor, captain
6. ACF Regionals, University of Chicago, 1995; Michigan Sherlock Hemlock; writer, captain
7. ACF Nationals, University of Tennessee-Knoxville; Michigan "C" (People's Front of Judea); writer, captain
8. Black Swamp Invitational Tournament, Bowling Green State University, 1995; Michigan Judean People's Front; writer, editor, captain, All-Star (4th leading scorer)
9. 1st Annual Buzz-a-Rama, Michigan State University, 1995; Michigan Kent Brockman
10. 2nd Annual Big Red Royal Rumble, Cornell University, 1995; writer, captain, All-Star (5th leading scorer)
11. Harvard T-Party, Harvard University, 1995; writer, editor, captain
12. Penn Bowl 6, University of Pennsylvania, 1996; Michigan Q; writer, editor, captain
13. ACF Regionals, University of Michigan, 1996; Michigan John Warner; writer (played 5 games)
14. Bronco Invitational, Western Michigan University, 1996; Michigan Authentic Szczepanczyks (accept no substitutes); writer, editor, captain, namesake of Michigan's 3 teams, All-Star (3rd leading scorer)
15. 1st Annual Ann B. Davis Pop Culture Fest, University of Michigan, 1996; A Fistful of Szcz; writer, captain, All Star? (I think; does anyone have records to verify this?)
16. ACF Nationals, University of Tennessee Knoxville, 1996; Michigan IV; writer, editor, captain
17. NAQT Sectionals, University of Michigan, 1996; Chicago A
18. Michigan Martin Luther King Memorial Tournament, 1997; Chicago A; writer, co captain
19. NAQT Nationals, University of Pennsylvania, 1997; Chicago B
20. 2nd Annual Ann B. Davis Pop Culture Fest; The Screaming Iguanas of Love; writer, captain, All-Star (10th leading scorer)
21. On Beyond Zebra, University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign, 1997; Chicago Lord Palmerston; writer, editor, captain
22. 3rd Annual Minnesota Deep Bench Tournament, University of Minnesota Twin Cities, 1997; Chicago B and Chicago 1st Singles player
23. Terrapin Invitational Tournament, University of Maryland College Park, 1997; I'll Show You Chicago
24. NAQT Big Ten Conference Championship, University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign, 1997; Chicago Weak
25. NAQT Great Lakes Sectionals, Western Michigan University, 1998; Chicago A
26. 3rd Annual Ann B. Davis Smiletime Pop Culture Tournament, University of Michigan, 1998; writer, captain; Peter Haimon (I think)
27. NAQT Intercollegiate Championship Tournament, Vanderbilt University, 1998; Chicago A, finished Second Place! :-) 28. ACF National Championship Tournament, University of Maryland College Park, 1998; Chicago B, captain, writer
29. Knowlton Cup One-on-One tournament, University of Michigan, 1998; me myself and I, writer, participant.
30. Zed Tournament, University of Chicago, 1998; captain, participant, All-Star; Mousebat, Follicle, Goosecreature, Ampersand, Spong, Wapcaplet, Looseliver, Vendetta, and Prang.
31. Chacko Cup One-on-One tournament, University of Michigan, 1999; me myself and I again, writer, participant.
32. The Burns One-on-One Tournament for Outstanding Achievement in the Field of Popular Culture, University of Michigan, 1999; me myself and I again, writer, participant.
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